Try:
from dolfin import *
import instant
instant.set_log_level(DEBUG)
Expression("x[0]")
and look for:
include_dirs: [...], library_dirs: [...],
libraries: [...], cppargs: [...],
These are the arguments that are gathered by dolfin and passed to
instant, using pkg-config. instant then writes a setup.py file, which
you can look at in:
.instant/chache/dolfin_compile_code_[...]/setup.py
Then distutils might add stuff too. This should be configurable though,
through some global config file.
Johan
On 07/11/2012 11:53 AM, Garth N. Wells wrote:
Is there a way to print the JIT compiler line? I've been running into
lots of JIT problems lately related to the choice of compiler and
flags, etc.
I think the root of the evil is that we're using pkg-config rather
than CMake to get the JIT options.
Garth
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