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1.1       root        1: # Template for kernel build makefile. Note that all the comments in this
                      2: # template will disappear. Below, %C -> compile rules, %L -> link files,
                      3: # %R -> clean files and %% -> %.
                      4: 
                      5: CC = bcc +streams.cfg
                      6: CFLAGS = 
                      7: LDFLAGS = -v
                      8: 
                      9: STROBJS = assert.obj cmn_err.obj confinfo.obj ddi_data.obj defer.obj \
                     10:        devno.obj dosint.obj drv_ddi.obj fhsys.obj kmem.obj ksynch.obj \
                     11:        poll.obj spl.obj strhead.obj strmisc.obj strmlib.obj struser.obj \
                     12:        st_alloc.obj test.obj timeout.obj uio.obj v_proc.obj x86io.obj \
                     13:        x86lock.obj _putcon.obj _putput.obj
                     14: 
                     15: DRVOBJS = conf.obj %L
                     16: 
                     17: streams.exe : streams.cfg $(STROBJS) $(DRVOBJS)
                     18:        $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -estreams.exe @&&|
                     19: $(STROBJS) $(DRVOBJS)
                     20: |
                     21: 
                     22: conf.obj : conf.c
                     23: 
                     24: %C
                     25: clean:
                     26:        rm %R
                     27: 
                     28: streams.cfg: makefile
                     29:        copy &&|
                     30: -b-
                     31: -d
                     32: -v
                     33: -D_OLD_COH_POLLING=1
                     34: -I\MALLOC;\BORLANDC\INCLUDE;\MALLOC\COH
                     35: -O2
                     36: -ms
                     37: -w-stu
                     38: -3
                     39: | streams.cfg
                     40: 

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