gpiv stable port information

Package: gpiv
Version: 0.6.1
Revision: 2
Description: Particle image velocimetry (GUI)
License: GPL
Homepage: http://gpiv.sourceforge.net/
Maintainer: Monic Polynomial

Source: mirror:sourceforge:%n/%n-%v.tar.gz
Source-MD5: 3b121735e2d1344b936c54fcac019bd9

BuildDepends: <<
atk1 (>= 1.28.0-1),
bison,
cairo (>= 1.8.8-3),
docbook-utils (>= 0.6.14-1),
fftw3,
fink (>= 0.24.12-1),
fontconfig2-dev (>= 2.8.0-4),
freetype219 (>= 2.3.12-1),
gcc44,
gconf2-dev (>= 2.28.0-1),
gettext-bin,
gettext-tools,
glib2-dev (>= 2.22.0-1),
glitz,
gnome-vfs2-unified-dev (>= 1:2.24.2-1),
gsl,
gtk-doc (>= 1.13-5),
gtk+2-dev (>= 2.18.0-1),
hdf5,
intltool40,
libart2 (>= 2.3.16-1),
libbonobo2-dev (>= 2.24.2-1),
libbonoboui2-dev (>= 2.24.1-2),
libgettext8-dev,
libgnome2-dev (>= 2.28.0-1),
libgnomecanvas2-dev (>= 2.26.0-3),
libgnomeui2-dev (>= 2.24.2-3),
libgpiv3 (>= 0.6.1-4),
netpbm-bin,
ocaml,
orbit2-dev (>= 2.14.17-2),
pango1-xft2-ft219-dev (>= 1.24.5-4),
pixman (>= 0.16.0-1),
pkgconfig (>= 0.23),
popt,
szip (>= 2.0-2),
x11-dev
<<

Depends: <<
atk1-shlibs (>= 1.28.0-1),
cairo-shlibs (>= 1.8.8-3),
fftw3-shlibs,
fontconfig2-shlibs (>= 2.8.0-4),
freetype219-shlibs (>= 2.3.12-1),
gconf2-shlibs (>= 2.28.0-1),
glib2-shlibs (>= 2.22.0-1),
gnome-vfs2-unified-shlibs (>= 1:2.24.2-1),
gsl-shlibs,
gtk+2-shlibs (>= 2.18.0-1),
libart2-shlibs (>= 2.3.16-1),
libbonobo2-shlibs (>= 2.24.2-1),
libbonoboui2-shlibs (>= 2.24.1-2),
libgettext8-shlibs,
libgnome2-shlibs (>= 2.28.0-1),
libgnomecanvas2-shlibs (>= 2.26.0-3),
libgnomeui2-shlibs (>= 2.24.2-3),
libgpiv3-shlibs (>= 0.6.1-4),
orbit2-shlibs (>= 2.14.17-2),
pango1-xft2-ft219-shlibs (>= 1.24.5-4),
popt-shlibs,
x11
<<

SetCFLAGS: -Os
ConfigureParams: --enable-dependency-tracking --enable-canvas-aa PKG_CONFIG_PATH="%p/lib/fontconfig2/lib/pkgconfig:$PKG_CONFIG_PATH"

CompileScript: <<
%{default_script}
fink-package-precedence .
<<
InstallScript: <<
chmod +x install-sh
make install DESTDIR=%d
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DocFiles: ABOUT-NLS AUTHORS COPYING ChangeLog NEWS README

DescDetail: <<
Gpiv is a program to 'film' the wind, its speed, directions, swirls and all
other types of movememts air, or any other gas or liquid, may perform. This is
possible by the so-called Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) technique. The
program gives you a quick overview of the parameter settings, executes routines
for image processing, interrogation (giving you the PIV-data), PIV-data
validation and post-processing and displays the results.
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