Hi,
François Poulain wrote:
> I guess this may works (from a shell):
> $ maple -q -c 'printf("%A\n",kernelopts(bindir))'
A better approach imho would be to source 'maple -norun' and use the
various environment variable it sets. I'm not sure exactly what you
need, but here's what I use in an improved Maple plugin I've been
working on:
bin/mymaple:
echo "#!/bin/bash" > $@
echo ". maple -norun" >> $@
echo "exec mymaple.bin" >> $@
chmod u+x $@
bin/mymaple.bin: src/mymaple.c
bash -c '. maple -norun ; \
$(CC) -std=c99 -g -Wall -I$${MAPLE}/extern/include \
-L$${MAPLE}/$${MAPLE_SYS_BIN} \
-Wl,-rpath,$${MAPLE}/$${MAPLE_SYS_BIN} \
-lmaplec -lrt $< -o $@'
See mmaple/macros/maple.m4 in mmx for another example.
--
Marc
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