Re: How to combine several functions in a single oct-file? (2)

[c.]

On 13 Feb 2012, at 13:20, Lukas Reichlin wrote:

> Thanks, Carlo. I think I do the following:
> 1. Include slicot.tar.gz [1] (as an archive) in my package. Adapt the package 
> makefile such that it compiles all the Fortran code inside the archive and 
> that it creates a static library (slicotlibrary.a) out of it. Then I include 
> that library in my various oct-files.
> 
> If I succeed with 1:
> 2. Combine all my DEFUN_DLD in one oct-file, link slicotlibrary.a statically 
> and use autoload as you proposed.
Sounds like a reasonable choice.

> One last question: Does mkoctfile create the PKG_ADD file automatically if 
> needed? Or do I have to create it manually?
It's up to you: if you insert directives [1] in your .m or .cc files pkg will 
generate the PKG_ADD files, 
otherwise you can write them manually.

c.

[1] 
http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/doc/interpreter/PKG_005fADD-and-PKG_005fDEL-Directives.html#PKG_005fADD-and-PKG_005fDEL-Directives