Contents of /trunk/cusplibrary/performance/graph/SConstruct

import os
import inspect
import glob

# try to import an environment first
try:
  Import('env')
except:
  exec open("../../build/build-env.py")
  env = Environment()

# on mac we have to tell the linker to link against the C++ library
if env['PLATFORM'] == "darwin":
  env.Append(LINKFLAGS = "-lstdc++")

# find all .cus & .cpps in the current directory
sources = []
directories = ['.']
extensions = ['*.cu', '*.cpp']
for dir in directories:
  for ext in extensions:
    regexp = os.path.join(dir, ext)
    #sources.extend(env.Glob(regexp, strings = True))
    sources.extend(glob.glob(regexp))

# compile examples
for src in sources:
  env.Program(src)

1	import os
2	import inspect
3	import glob
4
5	# try to import an environment first
6	try:
7	Import('env')
8	except:
9	exec open("../../build/build-env.py")
10	env = Environment()
11
12	# on mac we have to tell the linker to link against the C++ library
13	if env['PLATFORM'] == "darwin":
14	env.Append(LINKFLAGS = "-lstdc++")
15
16	# find all .cus & .cpps in the current directory
17	sources = []
18	directories = ['.']
19	extensions = ['.cu', '.cpp']
20	for dir in directories:
21	for ext in extensions:
22	regexp = os.path.join(dir, ext)
23	#sources.extend(env.Glob(regexp, strings = True))
24	sources.extend(glob.glob(regexp))
25
26	# compile examples
27	for src in sources:
28	env.Program(src)
29