Library search path about fobis

[szaghi]

You are rigth. I try to implement it late in the morning, maybe together the publishing on PyPi. See you soon.

[szaghi]

Hi Jacob,

I am trying to implement this feature, but I am failing building a working example (I always link libraries with full path). Can you provide examples of commands for liking with -L(-l)? Both GNU gfotran and Intel ifort seem to support the same syntax. For example, let us assume the following setup:

├── build
│   ├── mod
│   └── obj
│       └── cumbersome.o
├── fobos
├── precompiled
│   ├── mod
│   │   └── nested_1.mod
│   └── obj
│       └── first_dep.o
├── README.md
└── src
    └── cumbersome.f90

Which commad I should use to build without the full path precompiled/obj/first_dep.o?

With both gfortran and ifort I have tried:

ifort build/obj/cumbersome.o -Lprecompiled/obj first_dep.o -o build/Cumbersome

but I have failed

ifort: error #10236: File not found:  'first_dep.o'

[jacobwilliams]

I think it only works for libraries (not .o files). Here's an example (with gfortran...but I think ifort might be the same).

├── build
├── lib
│   └── libblah.a
└── src
    └── cumbersome.f90

To compile, you would use:

gfortran -lblah -L./lib ./src/cumbersome.f90 -o build/Cumbersome

Note that the library is named libblah.a, but you only use -lblah in the call (the compiler puts the lib prefix and .a suffix. This is weird but that's what it does.

[szaghi]

Thanks, I will try it monday.

Have a good weekend.

[szaghi]

Dear Jacob,

your feature should be implemented. I have pushed the new release on both this github repo and PyPi, thus you can install via pip or manually.

I have added some more documentations:

• https://github.com/szaghi/FoBiS/wiki/ChangeLog
• https://github.com/szaghi/FoBiS/wiki/Linking-external-libraries
• https://github.com/szaghi/FoBiS/tree/master/examples/cumbersome_dependency_program_precompiled
• https://github.com/szaghi/FoBiS/tree/master/examples/cumbersome_dependency_program_external_libs

Please, let me know of any bugs you will find.

P.S. Now that FoBiS.py is on PyPi I am testing some nice (IMHO) Travis CI "extensions" for Fortran programs... maybe you will interested on that.