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date	2008.09.13.20.59.26;	author cheelee;	state Exp;
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@It is best to have a piece of code that's complicated (uses arrays), yet
completely trivial (imho, simpler than our parallel hello world program).

The need has come up when we're trying to get people to use or modify our
framework.
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@CHARMC=../../../bin/charmc $(OPTS)

OBJS = NothingDoing.o
PROJ= -tracemode projections -tracemode summary

all: NothingDoing 

NothingDoing: $(OBJS)
	$(CHARMC) -language charm++ -o NothingDoing $(OBJS)

NothingDoing.decl.h: NothingDoing.ci
	$(CHARMC)  NothingDoing.ci

clean:
	rm -f *.decl.h *.def.h conv-host *.o NothingDoing charmrun *~ *.core 

NothingDoing.o: NothingDoing.C NothingDoing.decl.h
	$(CHARMC) -c NothingDoing.C
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