Out of frustration, I got a new e-mail address (wish me luck)
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Thank you for your kind answers, John. I will keep adapting the
directory structure for the package through a PKGBUiLD.
Since your attachment did not come through, I'm not sure where you'd
like
to add this line. My suggestion would be to pull the branch from the
original PR, make your proposed change, and then either push that to
your
own libmesh fork so that we can try it out, or paste the diff (output
of
git diff or git log -p for the commit) so that someone can recreate it.
As ridiculous as it sounds, the sed line fixes a patch (I did not know
how to achieve my goal with the netcdf.m4 file). The end goal is to have
an autoconf that allows for a pre-installed netcdf. I am attaching the
patch that I prepared (and needs further fixing).
The steps that I use to build are here:
https://notabug.org/broncodev/libmesh-pkgbuild.git. This is not a
libMesh fork, but a recipe used by pacman (package manager) to build
libMesh. It also holds the netcdf.m4.patch. In the PKGBUILD file, you
will find:
(from
https://notabug.org/broncodev/libmesh-pkgbuild/src/master/PKGBUILD#L85)
$ patch -d "${srcdir}"/libmesh/m4 -i "${srcdir}"/netcdf.m4.patch
$ cd "${srcdir}/${realname}"
$ autoconf
$ [[ -f /usr/include/netcdf.h ]] && \
sed -i "s-\(ac_subdirs_all='\)contrib/netcdf/v4-\1-g;
s-\(subdirs=\"\$subdirs\) contrib/netcdf/v4-\1-g" configure
I hope that these commands and the patch that I am sending
(netcdf.m4.patch) suffice to show that the configure file is modified
such that it finds a local netcdf.
Thanks again.
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