#!/usr/bin/env python # Makes postprocessing routines acessible from everywhere. import os,sys,glob,string,subprocess from damask import Environment damaskEnv = Environment() baseDir = damaskEnv.relPath('installation/') codeDir = damaskEnv.relPath('code/') try: imklroot = damaskEnv.options['IMKLROOT'] except: imklroot = os.getenv('IMKLROOT') if imklroot == None: imklroot == '' # env not set try: acmlroot = damaskEnv.options['ACMLROOT'] except: acmlroot = os.getenv('ACMLROOT') if acmlroot == None: acmlroot == '' # env not set try: lapackroot = damaskEnv.options['LAPACKROOT'] except: lapackroot = os.getenv('LAPACKROOT') if lapackroot == None: lapackroot == '' # env not set try: fftwroot = damaskEnv.options['FFTWROOT'] except: fftwroot = os.getenv('FFTWROOT') if fftwroot == None: fftwroot == '' # env not set try: compiler = damaskEnv.options['F90'] except: compiler = os.getenv('F90') if compiler == None: compiler == '' # env not set compilers = ['ifort','gfortran'] if compiler not in compilers: parser.error('compiler switch "F90" has to be one out of: %s'%(', '.join(compilers))) f2py_compiler = { 'gfortran': 'gnu95 --f90flags="-fPIC -fno-range-check -xf95-cpp-input -std=f2008 -fall-intrinsics -DSpectral -fdefault-real-8 -fdefault-double-8 -DFLOAT=8 -DINT=4 -I${DAMASK_ROOT}/lib"', 'ifort': 'intelem --f90flags="-fPIC -fpp -stand f08 -diag-disable 5268 -assume byterecl -DSpectral -real-size 64 -integer-size 32 -DFLOAT=8 -DINT=4 -I${DAMASK_ROOT}/lib"', }[compiler] if imklroot != '' and compiler != 'gfortran': lib_lapack = '-L%s/lib/intel64 -lmkl_intel_lp64 -lmkl_sequential -lmkl_core -liomp5 -lpthread -lm'%(imklroot) elif acmlroot != '': lib_lapack = '-L%s/%s64/lib -lacml'%(acmlroot,compiler) elif lapackroot != '': lib_lapack = '-L%s -llapack'%(lapack) # see http://cens.ioc.ee/pipermail/f2py-users/2003-December/000621.html execute = { \ 'coreModule' : [ 'make tidy', # The following command is used to compile the fortran files and make the functions defined # in damask.core.pyf available for python in the module core.so # It uses the fortran wrapper f2py that is included in the numpy package to construct the # module core.so out of the fortran code in the f90 files # For the generation of the pyf file use the following lines: ########################################################################### #'f2py -h damask.core.pyf' +\ #' --overwrite-signature --no-lower prec.f90 DAMASK_spectral_interface.f90 math.f90 mesh.f90', ########################################################################### 'rm `readlink -f %s`' %(os.path.join(damaskEnv.relPath('lib/damask'),'core.so')), # do this using system remove 'f2py damask.core.pyf' +\ ' --build-dir ./' +\ ' -c --no-lower --fcompiler=%s'%(f2py_compiler) +\ ' %s'%'prec.f90'+\ ' %s'%'DAMASK_spectral_interface.f90'+\ ' %s'%'IO.f90'+\ ' %s'%'libs.f90'+\ ' %s'%'numerics.f90'+\ ' %s'%'debug.f90'+\ ' %s'%'math.f90'+\ ' %s'%'FEsolving.f90'+\ ' %s'%'mesh.f90'+\ ' %s'%'core_quit.f90'+\ ' -L%s/lib -lfftw3'%(fftwroot)+\ ' %s'%lib_lapack, 'mv %s `readlink -f %s`' %(os.path.join(codeDir,'core.so'),os.path.join(damaskEnv.relPath('lib/damask'),'core.so')), # do this using system remove ] } os.chdir(codeDir) # needed for compilation with gfortran and f2py for tasks in execute: for cmd in execute[tasks]: try: print 'executing...:',cmd os.system(cmd) except: print 'failed..!' pass modules = glob.glob('*.mod') for module in modules: print 'removing', module os.remove(module) #check if compilation of core module was successful try: with open(damaskEnv.relPath('lib/damask/core.so')) as f: pass except IOError as e: print '*********\n* core.so not found, compilation of core modules was not successful\n*********' sys.exit() f.close