#! /bin/csh -f
#
# set 'libdir' to the path where you put libcraylib.a
set libdir = .
#
# standardcpp is the name of the GNU standard C++ library for your
#   installation - you may need to change this
# the standard library is usually in /usr/lib and will have a name like
#   libstdc++.so or something similar
# NOTE: if the final extension is not ".so" or ".a" (e.g. - there is a version
#   number), you will need to create a symbolic link in the same directory as
#   $libdir above, using something similar to the following:
#   % ln -s /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5 libstdc++.so
set standardcpp = "stdc++"
#
f77 $1 -L$libdir -lcraylib -l$standardcpp