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External Libraries and Scons Build Customization

Most packages require no additional options beyond those in the default configuration. If a package requires additional build options, these can often be added by calling the standardSConscript() function in the SConscript file in the package directory. For instance, suppose a psana user is developing a module in a package called MyPackage which needs to use functions from the Gnu Scientific Library. They would add the following line:

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  standardSConscript(LIBS='gsl gslcblas')

To the file MyPackage/SConscript. Here is a complete list of options you can set with standardSConscipt():

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    LIBS - list of additional libraries needed by this package
    LIBPATH - list of directories for additional libraries
    BINS - dictionary of executables and their corresponding source files
    TESTS - dictionary of test applications and their corresponding source files
    SCRIPTS - list of scripts in app/ directory
    UTESTS - names of the unit tests to run, if not given then all tests are unit tests
    PYEXTMOD - name of the Python extension module, package name used by default
    CCFLAGS - additional flags passed to C/C++ compilers
    NEED_QT - set to True to enable Qt support

Note: when updating the SConscript file in your package directory, these options will apply to all targets built in your package. Likewise when updating the SConscript file in your release directory, these options will apply to all targets in all packages.