[BlGene]

I have installed openfoam on gentoo using the openfoam-1.5 ebuild. When I try to compile openfoam user libraries such as groovyBC the compile fails (see here ).

Im guessing this is because the compiler is looking for, and not finding, lnInclude files in the source tree, is this correct?

If the lnInclude files are the missing link what is the easiest way to get them on a gentoo system?

[olesen]

Originally Posted by BlGene

If the lnInclude files are the missing link what is the easiest way to get them on a gentoo system?

If all else fails, this might do the trick:

# default is pwd
if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]
then
    set -- .
elif [ "$1" = "-h" -o "$1" = "-help" ]
then
    echo "Usage: ${0##*/} [dir1] .. [dirN]"
    echo
    echo "    Find directories containing a Make/ directory and"
    echo "    execute 'wmakeLnInclude -f' for each one"
    echo
    exit 1
fi
 
for checkDir
do
    if [ -d $checkDir ]
    then
        echo "searching: $checkDir for 'Make' directories"
    else
        echo "skipping non-dir: $checkDir"
        continue
    fi
 
    find $checkDir -depth -type d -name Make -print | while read dir
    do
        dir=${dir%/Make}    # trim /Make directory from the end
        if [ -d "$dir" ]
        then
            wmakeLnInclude -f $dir
        fi
    done
done

Something similar should be in a future release as 'wmakeLnIncludeAll'.