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1.1 root 1: #
2:
3: # Makefile for MiNT using the Pure CC
4:
5: #
6:
7:
8:
9: # if you're cross-compiling, define NATIVECC
10:
11: # to the host's C compiler, NATIVECFLAGS to
12:
13: # the appropriate flags for it, and NATIVELIBS
14:
15: # to appropriate libraries
16:
17: # NATIVECC = cc -DNO_STDLIB
18:
19: # NATIVECFLAGS = -g
20:
21: # NATIVELIBS =
22:
23:
24:
25: NATIVECC = gcc
26:
27: NATIVECFLAGS = -O
28:
29: NATIVELIBS = -liio
30:
31:
32:
33: #
34:
35: # depending on your version of bison/yacc, you may
36:
37: # need to change these names, e.g. to
38:
39: # YACC = yacc
40:
41: # YTABC = y.tab.c
42:
43: # YTABH = y.tab.h
44:
45:
46:
47: YACC = bison -d
48:
49: YTABC = asm_tab.c
50:
51: YTABH = asm_tab.h
52:
53:
54:
55: # here are defs for the cross compiler
56:
57: # MiNT must be compiled with 16 bit integers
58:
59:
60:
61: CC = cc -g
62:
63: AS = cc -Wa,-3 -Wa,-8 -Wa,-S -c
64:
65: MODEL = -W0,-2
66:
67: MODEL030 = -Wc
68:
69: LIBS = -lpctoslib.lib
70:
71:
72:
73: # add -DMULTITOS for a MultiTOS kernel
74:
75: # add -DONLY030 for a version of MiNT that needs a 680x0, x>=3
76:
77:
78:
79: DEFS = -DMULTITOS
80:
81: #DEFS030 = -DMULTITOS -DONLY030
82:
83: DEFS030 = -DONLY030
84:
85:
86:
87: CFLAGS = -D__STDC__ -W0,-P $(MODEL) $(DEFS)
88:
89: CFLAGS030 = -D__STDC__ -W0,-P $(MODEL030) $(DEFS)
90:
91: ASFLAGS =
92:
93: ASFLAGS030 =
94:
95:
96:
97: COBJS = bios.o xbios.o console.o dos.o dosdir.o dosfile.o dosmem.o dossig.o \
98:
99: filesys.o main.o mem.o proc.o signal.o timeout.o tty.o util.o \
100:
101: biosfs.o pipefs.o procfs.o tosfs.o debug.o rendez.o \
102:
103: unifs.o shmfs.o fasttext.o welcome.o nalloc2.o memprot.o realloc.o
104:
105:
106:
107: COBJS030 = bios.o0 xbios.o0 console.o0 dos.o0 dosdir.o0 dosfile.o0 dosmem.o0 dossig.o0 \
108:
109: filesys.o0 main.o0 mem.o0 proc.o0 signal.o0 timeout.o0 tty.o0 util.o0 \
110:
111: biosfs.o0 pipefs.o0 procfs.o0 tosfs.o0 debug.o0 rendez.o0 \
112:
113: unifs.o0 shmfs.o0 fasttext.o0 welcome.o0 nalloc2.o0 memprot.o realloc.o0
114:
115:
116:
117: CSRCS = bios.c xbios.c console.c dos.c dosdir.c dosfile.c dosmem.c dossig.c \
118:
119: filesys.c main.c mem.c proc.c signal.c timeout.c tty.c util.c \
120:
121: biosfs.c pipefs.c procfs.c tosfs.c debug.c rendez.c \
122:
123: unifs.c shmfs.c fasttext.c welcome.c nalloc2.c memprot.c realloc.c
124:
125:
126:
127: SOBJS = context.o intr.o syscall.o quickzer.o quickmov.o cpu.o
128:
129: SOBJS030 = context.o0 intr.o0 syscall.o0 quickzer.o0 quickmov.o0 cpu.o0
130:
131:
132:
133: OBJS = $(COBJS) $(SOBJS)
134:
135: OBJS030 = $(COBJS030) $(SOBJS030)
136:
137:
138:
139: all: mint.prg mint030.prg
140:
141:
142:
143: mint.prg: $(OBJS)
144:
145: $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o mint.prg $(OBJS) $(LIBS)
146:
147: prgflags 7 7 mint.prg
148:
149: strip mint.prg
150:
151:
152:
153: mint030.prg: $(OBJS030)
154:
155: $(CC) $(CFLAGS030) -o mint030.prg $(OBJS030) $(LIBS)
156:
157: prgflags 7 7 mint030.prg
158:
159: strip mint030.prg
160:
161:
162:
163: $(SOBJS): proc.h
164:
165: $(COBJS): mint.h proc.h file.h
166:
167:
168:
169: $(SOBJS030): proc.h
170:
171: $(COBJS030): mint.h proc.h file.h
172:
173:
174:
175: main.o: version.h
176:
177: welcome.o: version.h
178:
179: bios.o: inline.h
180:
181:
182:
183: memprot.o: memprot.c mint.h proc.h file.h
184:
185: $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -m68020 -c memprot.c
186:
187:
188:
189: main.o0: version.h
190:
191: welcome.o0: version.h
192:
193: bios.o0: inline.h
194:
195:
196:
197: #
198:
199: # assembler source files are now handled in a radically different
200:
201: # fashion. We build a pre-processor program, asmtrans, that
202:
203: # takes the .spp files, merges them with an include file that
204:
205: # gives various offsets into structures of interest, and produces
206:
207: # the .s files as output. This has two major advantages:
208:
209: # (1) it lets us use the same source for both the Lattice and
210:
211: # gcc assembler files (the translator will convert), and
212:
213: # (2) if we change the CONTEXT or PROC structures, we don't
214:
215: # have to dig through the source code looking for
216:
217: # magic numbers
218:
219:
220:
221: # the asm translator program
222:
223: # Note that this must be compiled with the native CC of whatever
224:
225: # system you're using; see the definitions at the top of this
226:
227: # file.
228:
229:
230:
231: ATRANSOBJ = asmtab.o trutil.o trans.o
232:
233: ATRANS = asmtrans.ttp
234:
235:
236:
237: $(ATRANS): $(ATRANSOBJ)
238:
239: $(NATIVECC) $(NATIVECFLAGS) -o $(ATRANS) $(ATRANSOBJ) \
240:
241: $(NATIVELIBS)
242:
243:
244:
245: asmtab.o: asmtab.c asmtrans.h
246:
247: $(NATIVECC) $(NATIVECFLAGS) -o $@ -c asmtab.c
248:
249:
250:
251: trutil.o: trutil.c asmtrans.h
252:
253: $(NATIVECC) $(NATIVECFLAGS) -o $@ -c trutil.c
254:
255:
256:
257: trans.o: trans.c asmtrans.h
258:
259: $(NATIVECC) $(NATIVECFLAGS) -o $@ -c trans.c
260:
261:
262:
263:
264:
265: asmtab.c asmtab.h: asm.y
266:
267: $(YACC) asm.y
268:
269: mv $(YTABC) asmtab.c
270:
271: mv $(YTABH) asmtab.h
272:
273:
274:
275: # the magic number include file is generated automagically
276:
277: # NOTE that of course, magic.i can only reliably be generated
278:
279: # on an Atari ST; if you're cross-compiling, you'll have
280:
281: # to edit magic.i by hand
282:
283: # for cross compilers; uncomment the following definitions
284:
285: # and comment out the other ones below
286:
287:
288:
289: # for cross-compiling
290:
291:
292:
293: # GENMAGICPRG=echo
294:
295: # magic.i: proc.h file.h genmagic.c
296:
297: # echo "Warning: magic.i may be out of date"
298:
299:
300:
301: #for native compiling
302:
303:
304:
305: GENMAGICPRG=genmagic.ttp
306:
307:
308:
309: $(GENMAGICPRG): genmagic.c proc.h file.h
310:
311: $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -DGENMAGIC -o $(GENMAGICPRG) genmagic.c
312:
313:
314:
315: magic.i: $(GENMAGICPRG)
316:
317: $(GENMAGICPRG) $@
318:
319:
320:
321: #
322:
323: # assembler source files
324:
325: #
326:
327: .SUFFIXES: .spp .o0
328:
329:
330:
331: .spp.o:
332:
333: $(ATRANS) $(DEFS) -gas -o $*.s $<
334:
335: $(AS) $(ASFLAGS) -o $@ -c $*.s
336:
337: $(RM) $*.s
338:
339: .spp.o0:
340:
341: $(ATRANS) $(DEFS030) -gas -o $*.s $<
342:
343: $(AS) $(ASFLAGS0) -o $@ -c $*.s
344:
345: $(RM) $*.s
346:
347: .c.o0:
348:
349: $(CC) $(CFLAGS030) -o $@ -c $<
350:
351:
352:
353: context.o: context.spp magic.i $(ATRANS)
354:
355: intr.o: intr.spp magic.i $(ATRANS)
356:
357: syscall.o: syscall.spp magic.i $(ATRANS)
358:
359: quickzer.o: quickzer.spp $(ATRANS)
360:
361: quickmov.o: quickmov.spp $(ATRANS)
362:
363: cpu.o: cpu.spp $(ATRANS)
364:
365:
366:
367: context.o0: context.spp magic.i $(ATRANS)
368:
369: intr.o0: intr.spp magic.i $(ATRANS)
370:
371: syscall.o0: syscall.spp magic.i $(ATRANS)
372:
373: quickzer.o0: quickzer.spp $(ATRANS)
374:
375: quickmov.o0: quickmov.spp $(ATRANS)
376:
377: cpu.o0: cpu.spp $(ATRANS)
378:
379:
380:
381: #
382:
383: # mkptypes generates prototypes from C source code. If you don't have it,
384:
385: # you'll have to add/delete function prototypes by hand.
386:
387: # also: Sozobon users will have to edit proto.h by hand to change the
388:
389: # #if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus)
390:
391: # line into
392:
393: # #if __STDC__
394:
395: #
396:
397: proto.h: $(CSRCS)
398:
399: mkptypes $(CSRCS) >proto.h
400:
401:
402:
403: #
404:
405: # macros for cleaning up
406:
407: #
408:
409: GENFILES= $(OBJS) $(OBJS030) $(ATRANSOBJ) $(ATRANS) $(GENMAGICPRG)
410:
411: EXTRAS= asmtab.c asmtab.h mint.prg
412:
413:
414:
415: clean:
416:
417: $(RM) $(GENFILES)
418:
419:
420:
421: realclean:
422:
423: $(RM) $(GENFILES) $(EXTRAS)
424:
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