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abstract added in users guide added
formatting errors in epydoc tags fixed
Fixed build of epydoc documentation. Now builds html in relase/doc/epydoc .
latex build documentation is working now
python tests compile and run but there is still a problem with dependencies'
python tests are allmost working
A few changes in the build mechanism and the file structure so scons can build release tar files:
* paso/src/Solver has been moved to paso/src
* all test_.py are now run_.py files and are assumed to be passing python tests. they can run by
scons py_tests and are part of the release test set
* escript/py_src/test_ are moved to escript/test/python and are installed in to the build directory
(rather then the PYTHONPATH).
* all py files in test/python which don't start with run_ or test_ are now 'local_py_tests'. they are installed i
by not run automatically.
* CppUnitTest is now treated as a escript module (against previous decisions).
* scons realse builds nor tar/zip files with relvant source code (src and tests in seperate files)
the python tests don't pass yet due to path problems.
pyvisi builds now. tests still to be fixed.
+ Fixed incorrect target path in SConstruct file + cognac now links with g++ compiled boost rather than intelc compiled boost due to compilation errors with intel c. (Finley will still compile and work with intel c though) - this is the same configuration as the access altix
+ Added basic_py_tests target which will run the basic set of python tests. The list of python tests was taken from autoscons
+ Modified the env (environment) creation for the ia64 platform to include PATH so it no longer complains about not being able to locate the intel compiler. This is related to the previous fix for windows. Seems it is a scons intelc.py bug.
compilation uses python version scons is running under now
+ Minor modification to how the ENV external environment is initialised. Originally this was done as part of the env = Environment( ENV = ...) construction. Unfortunately this doesn't work properly on windows as it clobbers the path edits performed by the tools = 'intelc'. The end result is icl is not found. Now the env is initialised without the ENV = and they are added in after construction. I suspect this is a bug in scons itself on the windows platform.
+ NEW BUILD SYSTEM
This commit contains the new build system with cross-platform support.
Most things work are before though you can have more control.
ENVIRONMENT settings have changed:
+ You no longer require LD_LIBRARY_PATH or PYTHONPATH to point to the
esysroot for building and testing performed via scons
+ ACcESS altix users: It is recommended you change your modules to load
the latest intel compiler and other libraries required by boost to match
the setup in svn (you can override). The correct modules are as follows
module load intel_cc.9.0.026
export
MODULEPATH=${MODULEPATH}:/data/raid2/toolspp4/modulefiles/gcc-3.3.6
module load boost/1.33.0/python-2.4.1
module load python/2.4.1
module load numarray/1.3.3
More copyright info added.
mmio moced to paso
pyvisi compiles now
more work on pyvisi integration
eigenvalues: compiles and passes tests on altix now
can now specify target "build_docs" in order to build epydoc and doxygen documentation
minor comment and formatting changes
The sparse solver can be called by paso now. the building has been change to reduce some code redundancy: now all scons SCscripts are importing scons/esys_options.py which imports platform specific settings.
the documenation build does not work at all except on our altix. has been switcehed of for now
Updated to allow for building of API documentation.
pass in pyinstall value from top-level scons script and add correct suffix in module level scons scipr
now automatically build unit tests as required based on dependencies between unit tests and libraries
setup scons configuration to make and install python code
allow compile options to be loaded from a config file specified on the command line to scons
collect all information needed to determine build configuration (ie: debug/nodebug, host, platform etc)
pass in top level install directory for finley/escript/bruce/paso libraries when building via top level scons script
add top level SConstruct file to enable coordinated building of all esys libraries
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