view release on metacpan or  search on metacpan

libPARI/Makefile.PL  view on Meta::CPAN

# Choose which assembler files to use
my $asmarch = choose_and_report_assembler($machine, $pari_version);
# $machine used as a coarse-grain factor below, $asmarch as a fine-grain
$machine = 'port' if $asmarch eq 'none';

# This part is based on analysing Makefile.SH in */kernel/* subdirectories.

my $asscmd;
if ($machine =~ /sparc|alpha|hppa/) {
  $asscmd = '$(AS) $(ASFLAGS)';	#  $(CCCDLFLAGS)?  sparc is non-relocatable...
} else {
  $asscmd = '$(CCCMD) $(CCCDLFLAGS)';
}

my $as_message = not_gnu_as();
my $Using_gnu_as = not $as_message;
print STDERR
  "...Assembler is " . ($Using_gnu_as ? "" : "not ") . "GNU assembler\n";

my $asmcpp_define = '';

utils/Math/PariBuild.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    $asmarch = 'none';
  }
  if ($asmarch eq 'none') {
    print "...I will  use portable assembler-less build\n";
  } else {
    print "...I will use assembler build of type '$asmarch'.\n";
  }

  print <<EOP if $asmarch =~ /^hppa/;
###
###  Some time ago HPPA assembler files were not relocatable,
###    if this is still true, they are probably unsuitable for dynamic linking.
###  It is advisable to restart Makefile.PL with an extra argument
###     machine=port
###  if you are planning for dynamic linking of Math::Pari.
###
###  NOTE:  machine=port results in a significant drop in performance.
###  For a static build (which makes a new perl executable with the library
###	  compiled in [and arranges for it to be compiled in when
###	  other extensions are statically built later]):
###    perl Makefile.PL LINKTYPE=static