ilib_build utility: executes the Makefile produced by ilib_gen_Make
libn=ilib_compile(lib_name,makename [,files,ldflags,cflags,fflags,cc])
a character string, the generic name of the library without path and extension.
character string. The path of the Makefile file without extension.
optional vector of character strings. If files is given the make is performed on each target contained in files then a whole make is performed
character string. The path of the actual generated shared library file.
character strings to provide options/flags for the loader, the C compiler, the Fortran compiler. cc provides the name of the compiler.
Utility function used by ilib_build
![]() | This function should not be used directly. |
This executes the Makefile produced by ilib_gen_Make
, compiles
the C and fortran files and generates the shared library.
Shared libraries can then be used with the link
and
addinter
Scilab function for incremental/dynamic link.
Note that a compiler must be available on the system to use this function.
On the internal technical level, under GNU/Linux and Mac OS X, the ilib_* function are based on the autotools. First, a configure is executed to detect compilers available. Then, a make is launched with the provided arguments. For more information: Full technical description of the incremental link / dynamic link
Since version 6.0.1, under GNU/Linux, Scilab detects where the libstdc++ is located (thanks to the command gcc -print-search-dirs|awk -F= '$1=="libraries: "{print $2}'). Previously, the dynamic link was using the libstdc++ embedded in Scilab.