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{stdenv, fetchurl, gfortran, readline, ncurses, perl, flex,
bison, autoconf, automake, sourceByName, getConfig, lib, atlas, gperf, python, glibc, gnuplot, texinfo, texLive, qhull, libX11}:
let commonBuildInputs = [gfortran readline ncurses perl glibc qhull libX11 texinfo]; in
stdenv.mkDerivation ({
NIX_LDFLAGS = "-lpthread";
configureFlags = "--enable-readline --enable-dl";
meta = {
description = "High-level interactive language for numerical computations";
homepage = http://www.octave.org;
license = "GPL-3";
};
} // (
if (getConfig ["octave" "devVersion"] false) then {
name = "octave-hg"; # developement version mercurial repo
src = sourceByName "octave";
# HOME is set to $TMP because octave needs to access ${HOME}/.octave_hist while running targets
# in doc/interpreter.. Maybe this can be done better. This hack is fastest :)
preConfigure = ''
# glob is contained in glibc! Don't know why autotools want to use -lglob
sed -i 's/-lglob//' configure.in
./autogen.sh
export HOME=$TMP
'';
buildInputs = commonBuildInputs ++ [ flex bison autoconf automake gperf gnuplot texLive ]
++ lib.optionals (getConfig ["octave" "atlas"] true) [ python atlas ];
# it does build, but documentation doesn't.. So just remove that directory
# from the buildfile
buildPhase = ''
sed -i octMakefile \
-e 's/^\(INSTALL_SUBDIRS = .*\)doc \(.*\)$/\1 \2/' \
-e 's/^\(SUBDIRS = .*\)doc \(.*\)$/\1 \2/' \
-e 's/\$(MAKE) -C doc/#/'
make
'';
} else {
name = "octave-3.1.55";
src = fetchurl {
url = ftp://ftp.octave.org/pub/octave/bleeding-edge/octave-3.1.55.tar.bz2;
sha256 = "1lm4v85kdic4n5yxwzrdb0v6dc6nw06ljgx1q8hfkmi146kpg7s6";
};
buildInputs = commonBuildInputs ++ [ flex bison autoconf automake python ]
++ lib.optionals (getConfig ["octave" "atlas"] true) [ python atlas ];
}
))