#	Makefile.Host  for  base/src/sample
#
#
#	Sample Makefile.Host showing all possible entries
#	that are allowed using RULES.Host.
#
#	8-01-96 -kuk-
#
#

TOP = ../../..
include $(TOP)/config/CONFIG_BASE
CMPLR = STRICT

#	Add-on CFLAGS that are needed in this subproject.
#	(If possible, all system specific flags should be
#	 defined in CONFIG.$(ARCH_CLASS))
#
#	Whenever possible, ONLY USR_CFLAGS should be
#	used. If you need special flags for your system,
#	try to put them in CONFIG.YourSystem!
#
#	This is used on all systems:
USR_CFLAGS         := -DVAR=value -Ddefine_for_all_systems
#	This is added to the above, but only for ARCH_CLASS=BSD:
USR_CFLAGS_BSD     := -DVERSION='Berkeley enhanced'
#	..only for WIN32:
USR_CFLAGS_WIN32   := -DVERSION='WIN32 port'
#
#	-nil- is special:
#	if USR_CFLAGS_SYSV was undefined or empty, .._DEFAULT would have
#	been used.
#	To indicate
#		"yes, there is a special USR_CFLAGS for SYSV, but it's empty"
#	you have to set it to -nil-:
USR_CFLAGS_SYSV    := -nil-
#	.. for all other arch classes:
USR_CFLAGS_DEFAULT := -DVERSION='generic Unix'

#	CFLAGS that are only used to compile a_file.c or a_file.cc:
#
a_file_CFLAGS      := -DIN_A_FILE

#	---------------------------------------------------------
#	general rule for all .c .cc .h .hh files and scripts:
#
#	In here you supply just the filename without '../' etc.
#	While building in an O.xxx subdir, the
#	sources are extracted from either the
#	             '..'
#	dir or - if it exists - the dir
#	             '../$(ARCH_CLASS)'
#	is preferred.
#	---------------------------------------------------------


#	includes to install from this sub-project
#
#	again: if INC_$(ARCH_CLASS) is defined, it is added to INC,
#	otherwise INC_DEFAULT (if defined) is added:
#
INC_DEFAULT := for_all_but_WIN32_or_hp700.h
INC_WIN32   := only_for_WIN32.h
INC_hp700   := -nil-		# hp700 uses no special include
INC         := file.h

# --------------------------------------------------------------------
#	defining a library
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#	Contents of a library are specified via LIBSRCS.
#	From this the platform specific object names (.o, .obj, ...)
#	are derived automatically.
#
#	Platform specific objects:
#	use LIBOBJS_$(ARCH_CLASS)  or  .._DEFAULT
#
#	Platform specific files can also be put in
#	separate os/ARCH_CLASS directories!
#
#	For almost every file the seach order is:
#	./os/ARCH_CLASS
#	./os/generic
#	.
#	So usually only LIBSRCS should be sufficient!
#
LIBSRCS         := file_for_lib.c another_file.cc
LIBSRCS_DEFAULT := posix.c
LIBSRCS_WIN32   := win32_special.c
LIBSRCS_BSD     := -nil-

#	Type of library to build.
#	On WIN32, SHARED results in a DLL, others may ignore this.
LIBTYPE:=SHARED

#	Ugly but necessary for WIN32:
#	If LIBRARY is build as a dll, it may need other libraries
#	to link with that you specify here.
#	(because a dll is similar to a program:
#	 all references have to be resolved)
#
#	If there is a file ../$(LIBRARY).def, it will
#	be used as the dll-def-file on WIN32
#
#	We need this flag because
#	1) you may not use a def file ('proper' code needs no def files)
#	2) you may have one and still not want a DLL (for testing etc.)
#	
DLL_LIBS:=some_dll

#	Library to build:
#	lib$(LIBRARY).a  or   ..dll/..exp/..lib
#
#	Currently you can build only one (1) lib per Makefile.Host!
#	
LIBRARY:=libname

# --------------------------------------------------------------------
#	defining products (executable programs)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#	if SRCS is undefined, it defaults to $(PROD).c 
SRCS=a.c b.c c.c

#	libs needed to link PROD and TESTPROD
#
# for all systems:
PROD_LIBS         := Com Ca
# for most systems:
PROD_LIBS_DEFAULT := mathlib
PROD_LIBS_WIN32   := -nil-

#	Product,
#	may be   caRepeater.o -> caRepeater
#	or       caRepeater.obj -> caRepeater.exe
PROD         := prod
PROD_DEFAULT := product_for_rest
PROD_WIN32   := product_only_for_WIN32
PROD_BSD     := product_only_for_BSD
PROD_SYSV    := product_only_for_SYSV

#	Scripts to install
#
#	If there is  both  ../$(SCRIPT) and  ../$(ARCH_CLASS)/$(SCRIPT),
#	the latter, system specific version will be installed!
#
SCRIPTS_DEFAULT := script_for_rest
SCRIPTS_WIN32   := script_only_for_WIN32
SCRIPTS_BSD     := script_only_for_BSD
SCRIPTS         := script


#	uncomment if you want to build these locally without installing:
# TESTPROD = test


# Unfortunately the above allows you only to
# 1) build one PROD:=p from many SRCS:=a.c b.c c.c
# or
# 2) build many PROD:=a b c  each from a single source (a.c, b.c, c.c)
#
# If you have several multi-source products in the same dir
# you have to fall back to explicit rules.
# (suggestions for a better syntax welcome!)
#
# The explicit rules, however, should look like the following:

#	be careful if you add rules and dependencies:
#	use $(MV) $(RM) $(CP) $(MKDIR) $(RMDIR) $(OBJ) $(EXE) $(LINK.c) ....

xxxxx$(OBJ):  c1.c c2.c h1.h

#	because the output-flag (mostly '-o $@' on Unix, '-Fe$@' on WIN32)
#	is also system dependend, it's included in $(LINK.c) and $(LINK.cc) !
#
prog$(EXE):	a$(OBJ) b$(OBJ)
	$(LINK.c) a$(OBJ) b$(OBJ) $(LDLIBS)


clean::
	$(RM) dbLex.c

include $(TOP)/config/RULES.Host

#	EOF Makefile.Host