# This is the makefile that creates the program "wls".  To compile,
# simply type "make" at the Unix prompt.  Type "make clean" after the
# compilation will delete all the object files and leave just the
# executable. 

# In a makefile, comments start with a #.

F77OPT=-O		# This is additional options for Fortran compiler

# OBJ is the list of modules needed for the final executable
OBJ= bigsim01.o sweep.o det.o myprocs.o inverse.o  dqksort.o  cdfn.o  rwgendat.o  newsort.o  genparam.o genxx.o moments.o summariz.o  mykmeans.o clustery.o wasscode.o cloglike.o mle.o andar.o
# Each rule consists of several parts:
#
#    target:<TAB>dependencies
#    <TAB>command(s)
#
# where "target" is the filename of output at that step,
#       "dependencies" are file(s) needed at that step,
#       "command(s)" are command(s) that produce the output at that step.
# <TAB> means you need to type the TAB key instead of spaces.
# The -c option says just create the .o file, don't link.

callkohn:		$(OBJ)
	f77 $(F77OPT) -o callkohn $(OBJ)

bigsim01.o: 	bigsim01.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c bigsim01.f

mykmeans.o: 	mykmeans.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c mykmeans.f

clustery.o: 	clustery.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c clustery.f

myprocs.o:		myprocs.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c myprocs.f

cloglike.o:		cloglike.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c cloglike.f

dqksort.o: 	dqksort.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c dqksort.f

rwgendat.o: 	rwgendat.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c rwgendat.f

genparam.o: 	genparam.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c genparam.f

genxx.o: 	genxx.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c genxx.f

moments.o: 	moments.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c moments.f

sweep.o: 	sweep.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c sweep.f

det.o: 	det.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c det.f

inverse.o: 	inverse.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c inverse.f

cdfn.o: 	cdfn.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c cdfn.f

newsort.o: 	newsort.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c newsort.f

#loglikem.o: 	loglikem.f
#	f77 $(F77OPT) -c loglikem.f

summariz.o: 	summariz.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c summariz.f

#likely.o: 	likely.f
#	f77 $(F77OPT) -c likely.f

wasscode.o: 	wasscode.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c wasscode.f

mle.o: 	mle.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c mle.f

andar.o: 	andar.f
	f77 $(F77OPT) -c andar.f

clean:
	@rm -f $(OBJ) core