In order to compile fortran files, you go to the
directory "...wafo/exec" and further down one step
to the directory given by 'lower(coputer)' in MATLAB.
Dependently on your platform ('lower(coputer)') compile 
the fortran files using the following commands:
(Obs. it can happen that you will need to compile them twice.)

ON DIGITAL (alpha):
 f90   -automatic -o down2cc.exe ../../source/down2cc.f 
 f90   -automatic -o simduff.exe ../../source/simduff.f  

 f90   -automatic -o sp2Acdf51.exe ../../source/rind51.f ../../source/sp2Acdf1.f 
 f90   -automatic -o sp2mM51.exe ../../source/rind51.f ../../source/sp2mM1.f 
 f90   -automatic -o sp2tccpdf51.exe ../../source/rind51.f ../../source/sp2tccpdf1.f 

 f90   -automatic -o minmax.exe ../../source/rind.f ../../source/twog.f ../../source/minmax.f
 f90   -automatic -o sp2Acdf70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2Acdf.f
 f90   -automatic -o sp2mM70.exe  ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2mM.f
 f90   -automatic -o sp2tccpdf70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2tccpdf.f
 f90   -automatic -o sp2thpdf70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2thpdf.f
 f90   -automatic -o sp2mmt70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2mmtpdf.f 

f90   -automatic -o rindd70.exe ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/intmodule.f  ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/rindinterf.f  

ON SOLARIS (sol2):
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o rindd70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/rindinterf.f
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2Acdf70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2Acdf.f
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2Acdf51.exe ../../source/rind51.f ../../source/sp2Acdf1.f 
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2mM51.exe ../../source/rind51.f ../../source/sp2mM1.f 
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2tccpdf70.exe  ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2tccpdf.f
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2tccpdf51.exe ../../source/rind51.f ../../source/sp2tccpdf1.f
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2thpdf70.exe  ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2thpdf.f 
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o down2cc.exe ../../source/down2cc.f 
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o minmax.exe ../../source/rind.f ../../source/twog.f ../../source/minmax.f
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2mM70.exe  ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2mM.f
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o sp2mmt70.exe ../../source/intmodule.f ../../source/jacobmod.f ../../source/rind70.f ../../source/sp2mmtpdf.f 
 f90 -O -Bdynamic -fixed -o simduff.exe ../../source/simduff.f  
 
PC In order to compile fortran files with Lahey compilator, you go to the
directory "...wafo/source".
(Obs. it can happen that you will need to compile them twice.)


 Lf95  sp2Acdf1.f  rind51.f
 move  sp2Acdf1.exe ../exec/pcwin/sp2Acdf51.exe
 Lf95  sp2Acdf.f intmodule.f jacobmod.f rind70.f 
 move sp2Acdf.exe ../exec/pcwin/sp2Acdf70.exe
...... etc.


linux:
 f90 -O -fixed -Nl126 -o sp2Acdf70.exe intmodule.f jacobmod.f rind70.f sp2Acdf.f
etc.

HP700
 f90  -O -fixed -o ../exec/hp700/sp2Acdf60.exe intmodule.f jacobmod.f  rind70.f sp2Acdf.f
etc.


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Compiling the mex-files written in c is straight forward. Install the appropriate c-compiler by :
>> mex -setup

The mex files written in c is installed by the following commands in the matlab prompt:
>>mex -O csort.c
>>mex -O findcross.c
>>mex -O findrfc.c
>>mex -O disufq.c

After compilation, move the compiled mex-files (mentioned above) to the directories of their corresponding m-file. 



For compiling the mex-files written in fortran 77/90, do the following:

First, you will need a fortran compiler install it.
( The F77/F90 mex-files in this directory was successfully compiled for matlab 5.3, 6.1
 using Compaq Visual Fortran 6.1, and Windows 2000 and XP).

Then you need to modify your mexopts.bat file.
To find it, issue the command prefdir(1) from the Matlab command line,
the directory it answers with will contain your mexopts.bat file.
 Open it for editing. The first section will look like:


rem ********************************************************************
rem General parameters
rem ********************************************************************
set MATLAB=%MATLAB%
set DF_ROOT=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
set VCDir=%DF_ROOT%\VC98
set MSDevDir=%DF_ROOT%\Common\msdev98
set DFDir=%DF_ROOT%\DF98
set PATH=%MSDevDir%\bin;%DFDir%\BIN;%VCDir%\BIN;%PATH%
set INCLUDE=%DFDir%\INCLUDE;%DFDir%\IMSL\INCLUDE;%INCLUDE%
set LIB=%DFDir%\LIB;%VCDir%\LIB

then you are ready to compile the mex-files with F77 style at the matlab prompt using the
following commands:

mex -O mvnprodcorrprbmex.f
mex -O mvnprdmex.f
mex -O mexmvtnormprb.f
mex -O mexmvnprb2.f
mex -O mexmvnprb.f
mex -O mexGenzMvnPrb.f
mex -O -output mexrind71 intmodule.f  jacobmod.f rind71.f mexrind71.f
mex -O -output mexrindalan24 intmodule.f  jacobmod.f alanpab24.f mexrindalan24.f 
mex -O -output mexrindalan22 intmodule.f  jacobmod.f alanpab22.f mexrindalan22.f 


After compilation, move the 
compiled mex-files (mentioned above) to the WAFO/trgauss/private directory. 


For F90 the  problem is that mex.bat doesn't recognize files
 with extension .f90 as being source files.
 To fix it do:
 
  for matlab R11: 
     (1) open c:\matlab\bin\mex.bat using an editor 
     (2) line 2338 is:
           if ($EXTENSION =~ /(c|f|cc|cxx|cpp|for)$/i ) {
         change it to
           if ($EXTENSION =~ /(c|f|cc|cxx|cpp|for|f90)$/i ) {
         (notice the "|f90"?)

 for matlab R12>:
    make the changes as indicated above to either your 
      c:\matlab\bin\mex.bat
    or
      c:\matlab\bin\mex.pl
 
 then you are ready to compile this file at the matlab prompt using the
 following command:

  mex -O -output mexmvtprb  mvdist.f90 mexmvtprb.f