Re: Help on definition of NGCALLF in c.h file

From: David Brown <dbrown_at_nyahnyahspammersnyahnyah>
Date: Thu Jan 27 2011 - 17:12:47 MST

Hi Paul,

I am not sure what is going on here but I can tell you this much: c.h should not simply be a copy of c.h.sed. The Makefile should have a rule that invokes the 'sed' utility to create c.h from c.h.sed
that looks something like this:

c.h: c.h.sed Makefile
        @sed -e 's+SED_NGCALLF+$(NGCALLF)+' <c.h.sed >c.h

sed should replace the string SED_NGCALLF with the value of the NGCALLF which is defined earlier in the Makefile. The macro is used to generate the correct form of a name used to call a Fortran procedure from within C code. What is NGCALLF set to in the Makefile? It looks as if it may have been modified from the standard value, which is usually "reg\#\#_" for Linux. It's possible that pgfortran requires something else, I don't know.

If the standard value is used, where c.h.sed has the lines:

#ifndef NGCALLF

#define NGCALLF(reg,caps) SED_NGCALLF

#endif /* NGCALLF */

c.h should have:

#ifndef NGCALLF

#define NGCALLF(reg,caps) reg##_

#endif /* NGCALLF */

logic32.c should have the following references to NGCALLF:

logic32.c:
logic32.c:NGCALLF(iand,IAND)(i, j)
logic32.c:NGCALLF(ior,IOR)(i, j)
logic64.c:NGCALLF(ishift,ISHIFT)(i, nshift)
logic64.c:NGCALLF(iand,IAND)(i, j)
logic64.c:NGCALLF(ior,IOR)(i, j)

The C preprocessor will replace these lines (as part of the compilation, you won't see it happen) with the first parameter (reg) followed by an underscore.
NGCALLF(ishift,ISHIFT)(i, nshift) should become ishift_(i,nshift), which is the correct way to call a Fortran routine if gfortran is the Fortran compiler.

If you can't figure it out based on this information, please send me (off line) the Makefile in common/src/libncarg_c plus whatever you used for the system include file. It will be found in
the config directory and be named in the Makefile as the value of SYSTEM_INCLUDE.
 -dave

 

On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:49 AM, Liang, Jinyou@ARB wrote:

> Dear NCL expert,
>
> Could you please help me out on the following installation problem with NCL?
>
> While installing ncl_ncarg-5.2.1 on a Linux computer running Redhat Enterprise Linux OS version 5.4 using pgfortran (v10.5) and gcc (4.1.2 20080704 [Red Hat 4.1.2-48]), I encountered an error in subdirectory “common/src/libncarg_c”. The use of c.h (a copy of c.h.sed) yielded duplicate definition of SED_NGCALLF due to dozens of functions named
>
> NGCALLF(lowercase, uppercase) (char*, int*)
>
> In files logic32.c and trnspprt.c, etc.
>
> The complete compiler options are as follow:
>
> gcc -O2 -m64 -fPIC -O -I../../.././include -I/usr/X11R6/include -I/usr/local/include/freetype2 -DLinux -DIBM -DNGVERSION='"5.2.1"' -DNCLVERSION='"5.2.1"' -DNCARGURL='"ngurl"' -DSYSV -D_POSIX_SOURCE -D_XOPEN_SOURCE -DByteSwapped -DNeedFuncProto -DNDEBUG -c -o rwchinfl.o rwchinfl.c
>
>
> Did I miss anything in compiler options (I compiled the same package successfully using earlier version of gcc/RHEL and gfortran), or do I have to insert unique definitions in the c.h file for each complaint from the compiler?
>
> Your response will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Paul
> Jinyou (Paul) Liang, Ph.D.
> Staff Air Pollution Specialist
> California Air Resources Board
> Sacramento, CA 95812
> Phone: (916) 327-8543
>
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