# To use this Makefile save it to your sourcecode directory as Makefile 
# and then edit it.  You will have to:
#
#	1) edit the OBJECTS line.  You should list each of the fortran or 
#		c/c++ source files which will get compiled into an
#		object (.o) file
#	2) edit the CFLAGS line.  During the initial builds you will
#		probably want to include debug info so that you
#		can use a debugger.  Once you are ready to run the 
#		program with real data you will want to change the "-g"
#		to "-O2".
#	3) you can either type 'make main_one_c/cpp/f' at the commandline
#		or you can commentout the lines for the types of
#		source you do not have
#
# specify C compiler to use; depending on the machine you
# are using, other compilers include acc, gcc
cc = cc

# specify the C++ compiler to use
C++ = CC

# specify F77 compiler to use; depending on the machine you
# are using, other compiler compilers include g77 
F77 = f77

# specify object files
OBJECTS = boilerplate.o

# specify additional compiler options
CFLAGS = -g 
FFLAGS = -g

# specify libraries to link in 
LDFLAGS =  -lm

main_one_cpp:	${OBJECTS}
	${C++} ${OBJECTS} ${CFLAGS} ${LDFLAGS} -o main_one_cpp

main_one_c:	${OBJECTS}
	${cc} ${OBJECTS} ${CFLAGS} ${LDFLAGS} -o main_one_c

main_one_f:	${OBJECTS}
	${F77} ${OBJECTS} ${FFLAGS} ${LDFLAGS} -o main_one_f

clean:
	rm *.o