# C compiler command. The Fortran to C converter is supposed to be called f2c and on your path.
# CC=gcc
# default flags for f2c . Arguments passed to f2c:
# -a -C -r8 -u -w -P -Nnxxx -Nqxxx -Nxxxx -I<path> -g
# F2CFLAGS=-ARw8 -Nn802 -Nq300 -Nx400
# default flags for the C preprocessor. Not currently used.
# CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include
# default flags for the C compiler. Everything that's not a supported f2c argument
# (see above) is passed on to the C compiler (except certain known g77/gfortran arguments)
# CFLAGS=
# a few more default C compiler arguments, for compatibility with fc from the f2c distribution.
# no need to touch this, unless possibly for something like -DExtern=static
# CFLAGSF2C=-I/usr/local/include
# default list of libraries to link with, if linking is done.
# LIBS=-lf2c
# arguments to ignore (in addition to those mentioned above)
# IGNORE=
# a command that determines what is printed when fgcc is called with --version
# defaults to $(CC) --version, but that may be rejected by configure scripts which expect
# a valid output from a fortran compiler (scipy's setup system does, for instance).
# VERSIONCMD=
# should we keep C files after succesful compilation?
# KEEPC=0
# C output files receive the same modification time as the fortran source file.
# set REGENERATE to 1 if these C files (which haven't been changed by the user) are to be
# regenerated, e.g. when f2c options have been changed.
# REGENERATE=0
# MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=
