Re: [Gomp-discuss] Starting libgomp

[Steven Bosscher]

Op di 11-02-2003, om 15:33 schreef Scott Robert Ladd:
> Looking over this morning's mail, I'm trying to decide how to start on the
> library.
> 
> Can I assume we have decided that we need a library?
> 
> The OpenMP Standards provide both C and Fortran examples of stubs for the
> library functions. It isn't a difficult matter to take the C code from the
> text, format it to GNU standards, and have a stub library ready for action.
> We can create a Fortran 95 module to link with the library when that need
> arises.
> 
> I assume we do both static and dyanmic link libraries.
> 
> I've never started a GNU project from scratch, so I'm not certain how to
> proceed from an organizational perspective.
> 
> Where should this go in the build tree?
> Who should add it to CVS?
> Should I (or someone else) create the configure/libtool "stuff?"
> Where does test code reside in the CVS tree?

The code goes where-ever you please.  Starting a new GNU project is a
hassle, but aren't we just part of the GCC project?  In that case, just
say it's part of GCC (assuming you have a copyright assignment for GCC).

Greetz
Steven


 
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