fpm.toml

# Drive fpm with commands like this:
#
#     fpm clean --all
#
#     # debug is the default profile
#     fpm build
#     fpm build --profile release
#     fpm build --verbose --flag -Wno-tabs
#     fpm @build  # use options defined in file `build.rsp`
#
#     # TODO: incorporate ifx testing into ci/cd.  Try ifort too
#     fpm build --compiler ifx --flag "-DSYNTRAN_INTEL -fpp"
#
#     # `runner` is a prefix to the syntran cmd.  anything after `-- ` is a cmd
#     # arg passed after `syntran`, e.g. the syntran filename
#     fpm run
#     fpm run --runner rlwrap
#     fpm run -- samples/primes-3.syntran
#
#     fpm test       # all tests
#     fpm test test  # "short" tests only
#     fpm test long  # long tests only
#
#     # install to ~/bin/
#     fpm install --prefix ~
#
# fpm is smart.  If you run `fpm install` or `fpm test` without building first,
# it will automatically build
#
# Binary installers for fpm are available, but I built it from source:
#
#     git clone https://github.com/fortran-lang/fpm
#     cd fpm/
#     ./install.sh -h
#     ./install.sh --prefix='$HOME'  # '~' doesn't work
#     which fpm
#     ls ~/bin/
#     fpm --version

name = "syntran"
license = "BSD 3-Clause"
author = "Jeff Irwin"

## TODO: best practices for duplicating version here and in src?
#version = "0.0.27"

## Am I prepared to dox myself?
#maintainer = "jane.doe@example.com"
#copyright = "Copyright 2021, Jane Doe"

description = "syntran is an array-oriented language with an interpreter written in Fortran"
categories = ["interpreter"]
homepage = "https://github.com/JeffIrwin/syntran"

# TODO: set compiler flags, like -Wno-tab, etc.  Probably best done in a build
# script which sets --flag (or FPM_FFLAGS env var, but that should probably be
# left to other users to override my --flag args)

[build]
auto-executables = true
auto-tests       = true
auto-examples    = true

#module-naming    = true
module-naming    = false

[install]
library = true
# To get module usage working with nvim gfortran linting, run
# `fpm install --prefix ./build` with library set to true here to place the .mod
# files somewhere that nvim/gfortran can find them, as opposed to the default
# location build/gfortran_{random-hex-shit}/*.mod

[[executable]]
name = "syntran"
source-dir = "src"
main = "main.f90"

[[test]]
name = "test"
source-dir = "src/tests/"
main = "test.f90"

[[test]]
#[[example]]  # example would exclude this when running `fpm test`
name = "long"
source-dir = "src/tests/"
main = "long.f90"