Use shamrockSupport.dbd only on Windows; built test application (commented out)
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@@ -15,9 +15,11 @@ PROD_IOC_Linux += $(PROD_NAME)
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# <name>.dbd will be created from <name>Include.dbd
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DBD += $(PROD_NAME).dbd
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$(PROD_NAME)_DBD += andorCCDSupport.dbd
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$(PROD_NAME)_DBD_WIN32 += shamrockSupport.dbd
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ifeq (WIN32, $(OS_CLASS))
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$(PROD_NAME)_DBD += shamrockSupport.dbd
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endif
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PROD_SRCS += $(PROD_NAME)_registerRecordDeviceDriver.cpp $(PROD_NAME)Main.cpp
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$(PROD_NAME)_SRCS += $(PROD_NAME)_registerRecordDeviceDriver.cpp $(PROD_NAME)Main.cpp
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# Add locally compiled object code
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PROD_LIBS += andorCCD
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@@ -34,6 +36,11 @@ USE_GRAPHICSMAGICK=NO
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PROD_LIBS += atmcd64m
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endif
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# Test application
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#PROD_IOC_WIN32 += test_xml
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#PROD_IOC_Linux += test_xml
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#test_xml += test_xml.cpp
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# Note: we use PROD_SYS_LIBS because we are building statically but this library is only provided in dynamic
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# format (.so)
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PROD_SYS_LIBS_Linux += andor
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