initial commit

00boot

+#!/bin/sh
+
+## function to print error message and exit
+fail () {
+  echo "!!! $0: $1" >&2
+  exit 1
+}
+
+## check script is being run from top-level source directory
+test "$0" = "./00boot" || fail "must be run from top-level source directory"
+
+## remove M4 cache files
+rm -rf autom4te.cache/
+rm -f aclocal.m4
+
+# FIXME: autoreconf from Ubuntu 9.10 (and probably also from recent
+# Debian versions) automatically run libtoolize with the --copy option
+# therefore over writing the supplied libtool scripts with system
+# version. This can lead to unexpected build failures therefore to work
+# round this "feature" we set the LIBTOOLIZE enviroment variable to
+# point to the the true executable which bypasses the running of
+# libtoolize, this will not effect the vast majority of users and those
+# it will effect will know how to run libtoolize, if required.
+
+## run autoreconf
+AUTORECONF=${AUTORECONF:-"autoreconf"}
+echo "00boot: running ${AUTORECONF}"
+LIBTOOLIZE=true ${AUTORECONF} || fail "${AUTORECONF} failed"
+
+echo "
+==================================================
+00boot has been run successfully.
+Now run './configure' with appropriate options
+to configure CWSeaOptiFol.
+==================================================
+"

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Makefile.am

+ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I misc
+
+EXTRA_DIST = \
+	COPYING \
+	README \
+	README.bugs \
+	README.contrib \
+	cwseaoptifol.spec.in \
+	cwseaoptifol.spec
+
+SUBDIRS = \
+	debian \
+	misc \
+	src
+
+DISTCLEANFILES = config.lt
+
+if HAVE_GIT_REPO
+vcs-clean: maintainer-clean
+	-cd $(top_srcdir) && $(GIT) clean -Xdf
+endif
+
+all-local:
+	@echo "";\
+	echo "==================================================";\
+	echo "CWSeaOptiFol has now been successfully built.";\
+	echo "Now run 'make install' to install CWSeaOptiFol.";\
+	echo "==================================================";\
+	echo ""
+
+install-exec-local:
+	@echo "";\
+	echo "==================================================";\
+	echo "CWSeaOptiFol has now been successfully installed.";\
+	echo "Now you may want to setup your environment:";\
+	echo "";\
+	echo "* Bourne shell [bash] users: please add the line";\
+	echo "  . $(sysconfdir)/cwsof-user-env.sh";\
+	echo "  to your .profile file.";\
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+	echo "* C-shell [tcsh] users: please add the line";\
+	echo "  source $(sysconfdir)/cwsof-user-env.csh";\
+	echo "  to your .login file.";\
+	echo "==================================================";\
+	echo ""

README

+LALApps - LIGO Scientific Collaboration Algorithm Library Applications
+
+Synopsis:
+
+        A collection of programs and other software for gravitational wave data
+        analysis.
+
+
+Notice:
+
+        We request that any academic report, publication, or other
+        academic disclosure of results derived from the use of this
+        software acknowledge the use of the software by an appropriate
+        acknowledgment or citation.
+
+
+Consult:
+
+        README.bugs             reporting problems with LAL
+        README.contrib          instructions for LAL developers
+
+
+Installation:
+
+        LALApps requires various pieces of software which can be installed
+        by following these directions:
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/daswg/docs/howto/lscsoft-install.html
+
+        Binary versions of these software packages, as well as the latest
+        released version of LALApps, can be obtained from:
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/daswg/download/repositories.html
+
+        Follow these directions to build both LAL and LALApps from source:
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/daswg/docs/howto/lal-install.html
+
+
+Other resources:
+
+        Binary releases of LALApps for various platforms:
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/daswg/download/repositories.html
+
+        LAL-Announce: LAL announcements including release announcements.
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/mailman/listinfo.cgi/lal-announce
+
+        LAL-Discuss: general LAL discussion forum (not for bug reports)
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/mailman/listinfo.cgi/lal-discuss
+
+        Please see the LALApps webpage for more information:
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/daswg/projects/lalapps.html

README.bugs

+The LAL and LALApps Bug Reporting System can be accessed at the URL
+
+        http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/daswg/projects/lal/bugreport.html
+
+To enter the bug reporting system you will need a username and a password.
+Anyone can enter to create or query bug reports using:
+
+        Username: anonymous
+        Password: anonymous

README.contrib

+INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS
+
+LALApps is rather free-form. The golden rule is:
+
+  Your code must be ANSI C 89 for maximum portability
+
+If you like uniformity, I recommend that you copy what is already there.  If
+you like to do your own thing, that's fine too.  Here are the essential
+instructions.
+
+
+1. Sources:
+
+   Put your sources in a subdirectory, hereafter src/myprogdir, of the src
+   subdirectory.  Sources include all your .c files and all your .h files.
+   As a general rule, bundle a bunch of programs that are related (e.g., using
+   the same source files or pertaining to the same search type) into a single
+   subdirectory.
+
+   If you have created a new subdirectory within the src subdirectory, edit
+   the file src/Makefile.am to add the new directory (myprogdir) to the SUBDIRS
+   line.  Copy the file src/example/Makefile.am to src/myprogdir and edit it
+   to build the new program (see below).  Also add the new Makefile
+   (src/myprogdir/Makefile) to the AC_OUTPUT command at the end of the
+   configure.in file (in the top lalapps directory).
+
+   Edit the file src/myprogdir/Makefile.am so that your program is built.  The
+   program that is built should have a name like lalapps_myprog.  This is so
+   that you don't clobber another program that somewhat may have installed with
+   the same name.  Suppose your sources are myprog.c and myprog.h.  Then the
+   Makefile.am should have the line
+
+     lalapps_myprog_SOURCES = myprog.c myprog.h
+
+   Finally, be sure to add lalapps_myprog to the bin_PROGRAMS variable.
+
+   Note that the file src/myprogdir/Makefile.am should have a line like:
+
+     INCLUDES = -I$(top_srcdir)/src
+
+   if you need to include config.h, or the lines
+
+     INCLUDES = -I$(top_srcdir)/src -I$(top_srcdir)/src/lalapps
+     LDADD = $(top_builddir)/src/lalapps/liblalapps.la
+
+   if you are also using the lalapps routines.
+
+
+2. Documentation:
+
+   Documentation is essential if you want anyone to use your program.  The
+   documentation is located in the doc subdirectory.
+
+   The way to document your program is to write a texfile to be included in the
+   lalapps texfile lalapps.tex.  You would write a texfile called myprog.tex.
+   It should start with:
+
+     \section{Program \texttt{lalapps\_myprog}}
+     \idx[Program]{lalapps\_myprog}
+
+   and go from there.
+
+   Then you need to get lalapps.tex to include it.  Down near the bottom of
+   the file lalapps.tex you should add the line
+
+     \include{myprog}
+
+   (the location is obvious).
+
+   Finally, edit the Makefile.am so that myprog.tex appears as one of the
+   TEXSOURCEFILES.
+
+   If you have figures, make sure that you have both a pdf and eps version.
+   If you only have an eps figure, myfig.eps, create a pdf version using the
+   command
+
+     epstopdf myfig
+
+   To load the figure in the documentation, use the LaTeX command
+
+     \includegraphics{myfig}
+
+   (note: no extension).  Also be sure that myfig.eps and myfig.pdf both appear
+   in the TEXSOURCEFILES line of Makefile.am.
+
+
+3. Manual pages: (optional)
+
+   If you want a man page installed for your program, put it in the man
+   subdirectory.  Also add it to the MANS line in the Makefile.am.
+
+
+4. Make sure it works:
+
+   Try building the program using
+
+     make
+
+   the documentation using
+
+     make dvi
+
+   and installing everything using
+
+     make install
+
+   then clean everything up using
+
+     make cvs-clean
+
+   If one of these things fails, and it is because of something you did,
+   fix it before committing your changes to the git repository.

configure.ac

+AC_PREREQ([2.63])
+AC_INIT([cwsof],[0.0.1.1],[miroslav.shaltev@aei.mpg.de])
+AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([src/config.h])
+AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR([src/cwsof.c])
+AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR([misc])
+AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([misc])
+AC_CONFIG_FILES([\
+  Makefile \
+  cwseaoptifol.spec \
+  debian/Makefile \
+  misc/Makefile \
+  src/Makefile \
+  src/FollowUp/Nomad/Makefile \
+  src/SearchOptimization/Makefile \
+])
+AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([1.11 foreign color-tests parallel-tests])
+AH_TOP([
+#ifndef CONFIG_H
+#define CONFIG_H])
+AH_BOTTOM([
+#endif /* CONFIG_H */
+])
+
+AC_CANONICAL_HOST
+
+LALSUITE_ARG_VAR
+LALSUITE_DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS
+
+# check for git repo
+LALSUITE_CHECK_GIT_REPO
+
+LALAPPS_WITH_CC
+LALAPPS_WITH_LAL_PREFIX
+LALAPPS_WITH_EXTRA_CPPFLAGS
+LALAPPS_WITH_EXTRA_CFLAGS
+LALAPPS_WITH_EXTRA_LDFLAGS
+LALAPPS_WITH_EXTRA_LIBS
+
+LALSUITE_ENABLE_DEBUG
+
+LALSUITE_WITH_CUDA
+
+LALSUITE_ENABLE_GCC_FLAGS
+LALSUITE_ENABLE_NIGHTLY
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_CONDOR
+LALSUITE_ENABLE_BOINC
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_STATIC_BINARIES
+
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_MPI
+
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_FFTW
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_FRAME
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_METAIO
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_CFITSIO
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_NOMAD
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_PSS
+LALAPPS_ENABLE_GDS
+
+LALSUITE_ENABLE_LALFRAME
+LALSUITE_ENABLE_LALMETAIO