regina-engine-config - get information about the installed version of Regina

       This utility was written by Ben Burton <bab@maths.uq.edu.au>, and  is  licensed  under  the  GNU  General
       Public License.  Many people have been involved in the development of Regina; see the users' handbook for
       a full list of acknowledgements.

       This  script  regina-engine-config  and its manual page were modified from gtk-config, which contains the
       following notice:

              Copyright ©  1998 Owen Taylor

              Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute  this  software  and  its  documentation  for  any
              purpose  and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all
              copies and that both that copyright  notice  and  this  permission  notice  appear  in  supporting
              documentation.

       Note  that  the  permission  statement above applies only to regina-engine-config, and not to Regina as a
       whole.

                                                 2 December 2021                         REGINA-ENGINE-CONFIG(1)

regina-engine-config  tells  you which compiler and linker flags should be used to build the mathematical
       engine of Regina into your own programs.  Regina's mathematical  engine  is  in  the  library  libregina-engine.so.

       Regina  is  a software package for 3-manifold and 4-manifold topologists, with a focus on triangulations,
       knots and links, normal surfaces, and angle structures.

       For 3-manifolds, it includes high-level tasks such as 3-sphere recognition, connected  sum  decomposition
       and  Hakenness  testing,  comes  with  a  rich database of census manifolds, and incorporates the SnapPea
       kernel for working with hyperbolic manifolds.  For 4-manifolds, it offers a range  of  combinatorial  and
       algebraic  tools,  plus  support  for  normal  hypersurfaces.   For  knots  and links, Regina can perform
       combinatorial manipulation, compute knot polynomials, and work with several import/export formats.

       regina-engine-config - get information about the installed version of Regina

regina-engine-config accepts the following options.

       --prefix=DIR
              Use DIR instead of the installation prefix that Regina was built with when  computing  the  output
              for the --cflags and --libs options. This option is also used for the exec prefix if --exec-prefix
              is not specified.  This option must be specified before any --libs or --cflags options.  If no DIR
              is specified then the current installation prefix will be written to standard output.

              Most people will not need this option.

       --exec-prefix=DIR
              Use  DIR  instead  of  the  installation exec prefix that Regina was built with when computing the
              output for the --cflags and --libs options.  This option must be specified before  any  --libs  or
              --cflags  options.   If  no  DIR  is  specified  then the current installation exec prefix will be
              written to standard output.

              Most people will not need this option.

       --version
              Print the currently installed version of Regina.

       --libs Print the linker flags that are required to link a program against the Regina calculation engine.

       --cflags
              Print the compiler flags that are required to compile a program that uses the  Regina  calculation
              engine.

       Regina  includes  a  detailed  users'  handbook, which may be accessed through Regina's help menu or read
       online at http://regina-normal.github.io/ .

regina-engine-config [--prefix[=DIR]] [--exec-prefix[=DIR]] [--version] [--libs] [--cflags]