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# Filename: Manifest
#
# $Id$
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# Author: Sergey Satskiy
#
# Purpose: This file holds all the supported configurations of a package
#          It is used by release configurator.
#

# The APP: statement describes binaries
# The LIB: statement describes libraries
# The DLL: statement describes shared objects
# The ETC: statement describes configuration files
# It is allowed to have more than one of each statements
APP: netscheduled
APP: test_netschedule_client+ test_netschedule_node+ test_netschedule_stress+ test_netschedule_stress_new+
APP: test_netschedule_crash+
APP: $srcdir/src/app/netschedule/test/ns.py+ $srcdir/src/app/netschedule/test/test_netschedule_bsub.py+
APP: $srcdir/src/app/netschedule/utils/ns_health_check.py
ETC: src/app/netschedule/netscheduled.ini

DEFAULT_CONFIGURATIONS: Linux64-Alma:O2g

# Each line describes a single configuration
# The format is as follows:
# <HardwareIdentifier> : <ReleaseSuffix> : <CompilerConfigurationScriptWithKeys>
# Configuration script is relative to c++/compilers/unix/ .
# Release configurator assumes that this script will eventually call standard configure script and pass all options
# to it. So some standard options may be added by release configurator, such as --build-root-sfx, --with-projects,
# --with-distcc, --with-action etc.
Linux64-Alma : Release  : GCC.sh 7.3.0 --without-debug                 --with-mt --with-flat-makefile
Linux64-Alma : Debug    : GCC.sh 7.3.0 --with-debug                    --with-mt --with-flat-makefile
Linux64-Alma : O2g      : GCC.sh 7.3.0 --without-debug  --with-symbols --with-mt --with-flat-makefile

# --with-max-debug builds with a GCC sanitizer
Linux64-Alma : MaxDebug : GCC.sh 7.3.0 --with-max-debug                --with-mt --with-flat-makefile

USE_COMPONENTS