This PR is a partial solution to building feff85exafs on Windows.
The bulk of this PR is modifications to the SConstruct files to make the logic more properly cross-platform. In the current state, everything still works on linux.
Compiling the fortran, including json-fortran, works and yields executables which run. Using the onepath and feffpath dlls, the programs in wrappers\fortran and wrappers\C compile, run to completion, and appear to generate the correct output. Yay!
I am completely stumped about how to compile the python wrapper I made using SWIG. I have no idea how to convince python to use gcc. I am giving up on that for the moment. Clearly the best thing to do would be to retire my wrapper in favor of Matt's, which uses ctypes rather than swig.
I also have not yet attempted to run the unit tests on Windows.
This PR is a partial solution to building feff85exafs on Windows.
The bulk of this PR is modifications to the SConstruct files to make the logic more properly cross-platform. In the current state, everything still works on linux.
Compiling the fortran, including json-fortran, works and yields executables which run. Using the
onepathandfeffpathdlls, the programs inwrappers\fortranandwrappers\Ccompile, run to completion, and appear to generate the correct output. Yay!Doing all that required using gfortran 4.9, which I got from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingwbuilds/
I am completely stumped about how to compile the python wrapper I made using SWIG. I have no idea how to convince python to use gcc. I am giving up on that for the moment. Clearly the best thing to do would be to retire my wrapper in favor of Matt's, which uses ctypes rather than swig.
I also have not yet attempted to run the unit tests on Windows.