#*************************************************************
#
# MAKES THE MEX FILES FOR AHMS
#
#############################################################

# IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF
# SUF WHEN COMPILING FOR  COMPUTERS OTHER THAN INTEL LINUX. 
# FOR EXAMPLE ON  A SUN SPARC RUNNING SUN OS 4.1.4,  CHANGE SUF SO THAT SUF=mex4

# IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ANY BINARY MEX  FILES IN YOUR CURRENT DIRECTORY THEN
# YOU SHOULD NOT  HAVE TO CHANGE SUF FOR OTHER COMPUTERS.



# If you do have binary mex files in your current directory, then 
# define SUF for your computer.  (Make sure any other definitions
# of SUF are commented out.)  Some examples of definitions of SUF
# are


SUF = mexlx         # This is the suffix used to denote mex files for Intel Linux
                    # machines.  
#SUF = mex4         # the setting for SUN Sparc (SUN OS 4.1.4)
#SUF = mexsol       # the setting for Solaris 2 
       

          

#  NORMALLY THE FOLLOWING DO NOT NEED TO BE CHANGED
                  
MEX = mex            # script to compile  mex files. 
OPTS =-O             # options for compiling mex files


# NORMALLY THE REST OF THIS FILE NEED NOT BE MODIFIED 

all : doubler.$(SUF) doubles.$(SUF) msign.$(SUF) schurg.$(SUF) schurp.$(SUF) \
        sylvest.$(SUF)  riccati.$(SUF)

doubler.$(SUF) : doubler.F dblas2.f lib1.f lib2.f lib3.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) doubler.F

doubles.$(SUF) : doubles.F lib1.f lib2.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) doubles.F

msign.$(SUF) : msign.F dblas2.f lib1.f lib2.f lib3.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) msign.F

schurg.$(SUF) : schurg.F lib1.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) schurg.F

schurp.$(SUF) : schurp.F lib1.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) schurp.F

sylvest.$(SUF) : sylvest.F dblas2.f lib1.f lib2.f lib3.f lib4.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) sylvest.F 

riccati.$(SUF): riccati.F dblas2.f lib1.f lib2.f lib3.f
	$(MEX) $(OPTS) riccati.F