Package babel: Information

    Source package: babel
    Version: 2.0.0-alt7
    Build time:  Jul 20, 2022, 10:07 PM
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    License: LGPLv2.1
    Summary: Language tool for high-performance scientific computing community
    Description: 
      Babel is a language interoperability tool intended for use by
    the high-performance scientific computing community.  Developed
    by the Components project (http://www.llnl.gov/CASC/components)
    at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Babel supports the
    Scientific Interface Definition Language (SIDL) for the language-
    independent declaration of interfaces associated with scientific
    software packages.
    
      The Babel tool, applied to a SIDL file, results in the automatic
    generation of the associated skeleton and stub source files.  The
    Babel user then need only add the necessary code to the _Impl source
    files to complete the provision of a language-independent interface
    to the package described by the SIDL file.  The languages currently
    supported by Babel are C, C++, F77, F90, Java and Python.
    
    This package contains main compiler files. Conflicts with Open Babel, because
    contains another file named 'babel' in /usr/bin.

    List of RPM packages built from this SRPM:
    babel (e2kv6, e2kv5, e2kv4, e2k)
    babel-common (noarch)
    babel-j (noarch)
    babel-javadoc (noarch)
    babel-manual (noarch)
    libbabel (e2kv6, e2kv5, e2kv4, e2k)
    libbabel-debuginfo (e2kv6, e2kv5, e2kv4, e2k)
    libbabel-devel (e2kv6, e2kv5, e2kv4, e2k)

    Maintainer: Michael Shigorin


      1. gcc-c++
      2. python-devel = 2.7
      3. gcc-fortran
      4. libltdl7-devel
      5. /proc
      6. chrpath
      7. rpm-build-compat
      8. gnu-getopt
      9. rpm-build-python >= 0.8
      10. libxml2-devel
      11. openmpi-devel
      12. jpackage-1.8-compat
      13. jpackage-utils
      14. libparsifal-devel

    Last changed


    July 20, 2022 Michael Shigorin 2.0.0-alt7
    - E2K: completed the -alt5 change
    Oct. 14, 2021 Aleksei Nikiforov 2.0.0-alt6
    - Fixed build with gcc-11.
    Sept. 2, 2021 Michael Shigorin 2.0.0-alt5
    - E2K: avoid lcc-unsupported option (and fortran altogether)
    - minor spec cleanup