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# Install aXe binaries into STSDAS in the same way as the Ureka pkg-install.
# This must be built on CentOS >=6, for compatibility with the cfitsio build.
# I'd have thought conda-build would take care of this but it appears not to:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PREFIX/lib"
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH="$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PREFIX/lib"
# Compilation of the old GSL version fails on clang without allowing for some
# deprecated C usage, as when building IRAF:
export CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -Wno-return-type"
set -e
# Creating a dummy STSDAS directory as the install target avoids having IRAF
# as a heavyweight build dependency when it's not needed (at the cost of this
# script having to know the IRAF directory structure in the env, but that's
# not likely to change):
stdir=$PREFIX/iraf_extern/stsdas
mkdir -p "$stdir/bin"
echo "Build static GSL (old version needed by aXe)"
# Put static GSL in a temporary location, because we don't need to distribute
# its headers & documentation, which might conflict with the gsl conda package,
# plus installing its docs to $PREFIX/info causes conda-build 3.0 to fail.
cd gsl
./configure --prefix="${SRC_DIR}/gsl_build" --disable-shared --enable-static \
--build=x86
make
make install
# here the GSL COPYRIGHT is covered by aXe's own GPL notice
echo "Build aXe"
cd ../aXe/ccc
./configure --prefix="$PREFIX" --with-cfitsio-prefix="$PREFIX" \
--with-wcstools-prefix="$PREFIX/lib" --build=x86 \
--with-gsl-prefix="${SRC_DIR}/gsl_build"
make
echo "Install aXe into STSDAS path"
cp -p bin/* "$stdir/bin/"
# Install obligatory licensing information (best kept in pkg with binaries):
cp -p "$RECIPE_DIR/copyright.aXe" "$stdir/"
# Newer versions of the Python files in iraf/acesrc are also required, as of
# 2017, but those have been updated in the STSDAS 3.18 source rather than here,
# as they live in STSDAS from the outset.
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