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if which tempfile &>/dev/null; then
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elif which mktemp &>/dev/null; then
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else
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fi

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}

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include ../../make.inc
#######################################################################
# This is the makefile to create a library of the test matrix
# generators used in LAPACK. The files are organized as follows:
#
# SCATGEN -- Auxiliary routines called from both REAL and COMPLEX
# DZATGEN -- Auxiliary routines called from both DOUBLE PRECISION
# and COMPLEX*16
# SMATGEN -- Single precision real matrix generation routines
# CMATGEN -- Single precision complex matrix generation routines
# DMATGEN -- Double precision real matrix generation routines
# ZMATGEN -- Double precision complex matrix generation routines
#
# The library can be set up to include routines for any combination
# of the four precisions. To create or add to the library, enter make
# followed by one or more of the precisions desired. Some examples:
# make single
# make single complex
# make single double complex complex16
# Alternatively, the command
# make
# without any arguments creates a library of all four precisions.
# The library is called
# tmglib.a
# and is created at the LAPACK directory level.
#
# To remove the object files after the library is created, enter
# make clean
# On some systems, you can force the source files to be recompiled by
# entering (for example)
# make single FRC=FRC
#
#######################################################################
SCATGEN = slatm1.o slaran.o slarnd.o
SMATGEN = slatms.o slatme.o slatmr.o slatmt.o \
slagge.o slagsy.o slakf2.o slarge.o slaror.o slarot.o slatm2.o \
slatm3.o slatm5.o slatm6.o slatm7.o slahilb.o
CMATGEN = clatms.o clatme.o clatmr.o clatmt.o \
clagge.o claghe.o clagsy.o clakf2.o clarge.o claror.o clarot.o \
clatm1.o clarnd.o clatm2.o clatm3.o clatm5.o clatm6.o clahilb.o
DZATGEN = dlatm1.o dlaran.o dlarnd.o
DMATGEN = dlatms.o dlatme.o dlatmr.o dlatmt.o \
dlagge.o dlagsy.o dlakf2.o dlarge.o dlaror.o dlarot.o dlatm2.o \
dlatm3.o dlatm5.o dlatm6.o dlatm7.o dlahilb.o
ZMATGEN = zlatms.o zlatme.o zlatmr.o zlatmt.o \
zlagge.o zlaghe.o zlagsy.o zlakf2.o zlarge.o zlaror.o zlarot.o \
zlatm1.o zlarnd.o zlatm2.o zlatm3.o zlatm5.o zlatm6.o zlahilb.o
all: ../../$(TMGLIB)
ALLOBJ = $(SMATGEN) $(CMATGEN) $(SCATGEN) $(DMATGEN) $(ZMATGEN) \
$(DZATGEN)
../../$(TMGLIB): $(ALLOBJ)
$(ARCH) $(ARCHFLAGS) $@ $(ALLOBJ)
$(RANLIB) $@
single: $(SMATGEN) $(SCATGEN)
$(ARCH) $(ARCHFLAGS) ../../$(TMGLIB) $(SMATGEN) $(SCATGEN)
$(RANLIB) ../../$(TMGLIB)
complex: $(CMATGEN) $(SCATGEN)
$(ARCH) $(ARCHFLAGS) ../../$(TMGLIB) $(CMATGEN) $(SCATGEN)
$(RANLIB) ../../$(TMGLIB)
double: $(DMATGEN) $(DZATGEN)
$(ARCH) $(ARCHFLAGS) ../../$(TMGLIB) $(DMATGEN) $(DZATGEN)
$(RANLIB) ../../$(TMGLIB)
complex16: $(ZMATGEN) $(DZATGEN)
$(ARCH) $(ARCHFLAGS) ../../$(TMGLIB) $(ZMATGEN) $(DZATGEN)
$(RANLIB) ../../$(TMGLIB)
$(SCATGEN): $(FRC)
$(SMATGEN): $(FRC)
$(CMATGEN): $(FRC)
$(DZATGEN): $(FRC)
$(DMATGEN): $(FRC)
$(ZMATGEN): $(FRC)
FRC:
@FRC=$(FRC)
clean:
rm -f *.o
.f.o:
$(FORTRAN) $(OPTS) -c $< -o $@
slaran.o: slaran.f ; $(FORTRAN) $(NOOPT) -c $<
dlaran.o: dlaran.f ; $(FORTRAN) $(NOOPT) -c $<