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mkoctfile

MKOCTFILE(1)						      General Commands Manual						      MKOCTFILE(1)

NAME

       mkoctfile - Compile dynamic-load modules for GNU Octave

SYNOPSIS

       mkoctfile [OPTION]... file...

DESCRIPTION

       mkoctfile is used to compile C, C++, or Fortran source code in to a dynamically loadable .oct file for octave(1).

OPTIONS

       -h, -?, --help
	       Print help message.

       -Idir   Add include directory dir to compile commands.

       -idirafterdir
	       Add include directory to second include search path after '-I'.

       -Ddef   Add definition def to compiler command.

       -llib   Add library lib to link command.

       -Ldir   Add library directory dir to link command.

       -Rdir   Pass -Rdir to link command.

       -g      Enable debugging option for all compilers.

       -pthread
	       Add -pthread to link command.

       -W...   Pass flags to the compiler such as -Wa,OPTION.

       -Wl,... Pass flags to the linker such as -Wl,-rpath=...

       -M, --depend
	       Generate dependency files (.d) for C and C++ source files.

       -c      Compile but do not link.

       --link-stand-alone
	       Link a stand-alone executable file.

       -s, --strip
	       Strip the output file.

       --mex   Create a MEX file.  Set the default output extension to .mex.

       -o file, --output file
	       Output file name.  Default extension is .oct (or .mex if --mex is specified) unless linking a stand-alone executable.

       -p VAR, --print VAR
	       Print configuration variable VAR.  Recognized variables are:
		   ALL_CFLAGS		     FFTW3F_LIBS
		   ALL_CXXFLAGS 	     FLIBS
		   ALL_FFLAGS		     FPICFLAG
		   ALL_LDFLAGS		     INCFLAGS
		   BLAS_LIBS		     LAPACK_LIBS
		   CC			     LDFLAGS
		   CFLAGS		     LD_CXX
		   CPICFLAG		     LD_STATIC_FLAG
		   CPPFLAGS		     LFLAGS
		   CXX			     LIBCRUFT
		   CXXFLAGS		     LIBOCTAVE
		   CXXPICFLAG		     LIBOCTINTERP
		   DEPEND_EXTRA_SED_PATTERN  LIBS
		   DEPEND_FLAGS 	     OCTAVE_LIBS
		   DL_LD		     OCTAVE_LINK_DEPS
		   DL_LDFLAGS		     OCT_LINK_DEPS
		   EXEEXT		     RDYNAMIC_FLAG
		   F77			     READLINE_LIBS
		   F77_INTEGER_8_FLAG	     SED
		   FFLAGS		     XTRA_CFLAGS
		   FFTW3_LDFLAGS	     XTRA_CXXFLAGS
		   FFTW3_LIBS
		   FFTW3F_LDFLAGS

       -v, --verbose
	       Echo commands as they are executed.

       file    Compile or link file.  Recognized file types are
		  .c	C source
		  .cc	C++ source
		  .C	C++ source
		  .cpp	C++ source
		  .f	Fortran source (fixed form)
		  .F	Fortran source (fixed form)
		  .f90	Fortran source (free form)
		  .F90	Fortran source (free form)
		  .o	object file
		  .a	library file

SEE ALSO

       octave (1).

AUTHOR

       John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org>

       This manual page was contributed by Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution but may be used by others.

GNU Octave							  4 February 2011						      MKOCTFILE(1)
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