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/**/#
/**/# The Main rules
/**/#

/*
 * This is the standard rule for compiling system calls
 */
#define	library_sysobj_rule()						@@\
.c.o:									@@\
	$(CPP) -E -DPROF $*.c | $(AS) -o $*.o -Mx			@@\
	-$(LD) -X -r -o profiled/$*.o $*.o				@@\
	$(CPP) -E $*.c | $(AS) -o $*.o -Mx				@@\
	-$(LD) -x -r -o a.out $*.o					@@\
	mv a.out $*.o


/*
 * ... and for other objects in libraries
 */
#define	library_obj_rule()						@@\
.s.o:									@@\
	$(CPP) $(DEFINES) -E -DPROF $*.s \				@@\
		| $(AS) $(AFLAGS) -68020 -o $*.o -Mx			@@\
	-$(LD) -X -r -o profiled/$*.o $*.o				@@\
	$(CPP) $(DEFINES) -E $*.s | $(AS) $(AFLAGS) -68020 -o $*.o -Mx	@@\
	-$(LD) -x -r -o a.out $*.o					@@\
	mv a.out $*.o							@@\
									@@\
.c.o:									@@\
	$(CC) -p -c $(CFLAGS) $*.c					@@\
	-$(LD) -X -r -o profiled/$*.o $*.o				@@\
	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $*.c						@@\
	-$(LD) -x -r -o a.out $*.o					@@\
	mv a.out $*.o


/*
 * These two are used by things like csh...
 */
#define cxstr_obj_target(target)					@@\
target.o:	target							@@\
	${XSTR}								@@\
	${CC} -c -R xs.c						@@\
	mv -f xs.o target.o						@@\
	rm -f xs.c

#define cxstr_obj_rule()						@@\
.c.o:									@@\
	${CC} -E ${CFLAGS} $*.c | ${XSTR} -c -				@@\
	${CC} -c ${CFLAGS} x.c						@@\
	mv -f x.o $*.o							@@\
	rm -f x.c


/*
 * Special library rules for generating files from the UTek library
 */
#define	tools_library_obj_rule()					@@\
.s.o:									@@\
	$(CPP) $(DEFINES) -E $*.s | $(AS) $(AFLAGS) -68020 -o $*.o -Mx	@@\
	-$(LD) -x -r -o a.out $*.o					@@\
	mv a.out $*.o							@@\
									@@\
.c.o:									@@\
	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $*.c						@@\
	-$(LD) -x -r -o a.out $*.o					@@\
	mv a.out $*.o

#define	library_target(libname)						@@\
all: lib/**/libname lib/**/libname/**/_p				@@\
lib/**/libname: $(OBJS)							@@\
	ar cruf $@ $(OBJS)						@@\
lib/**/libname/**/_p: $(OBJS)						@@\
	cd profiled; ar cruf ../$@ $(OBJS)

#define	tools_library_target(libname)					@@\
all: lib/**/libname							@@\
lib/**/libname: $(OBJS)							@@\
	ar cru $@ $(OBJS)						@@\

/*
 * Note that '/*' plays havoc with cpp. So we use the equivalent '/?*'.
 */
#define	multiple_library_target(libname,dirlist)			@@\
all: lib/**/libname lib/**/libname/**/_p				@@\
									@@\
lib/**/libname: dirlist							@@\
	-mkdir tmp							@@\
	for i in dirlist; do \						@@\
		(cd tmp; ar x ../$$i/lib$${i}); done			@@\
	ar crf $@ `ls tmp/?*.o`						@@\
	rm -rf tmp							@@\
lib/**/libname/**/_p: dirlist						@@\
	-mkdir tmp							@@\
	for i in dirlist; do \						@@\
		(cd tmp; ar x ../$$i/lib$${i}_p); done			@@\
	ar crf $@ `ls tmp/?*.o`						@@\
	rm -rf tmp							@@\
									@@\
dirlist: FRC								@@\
	cd $@; $(IMAKE) $(MFLAGS) all					@@\
FRC:


/*
 * This is a basic program target
 */
#define	program_target(program, objlist)				@@\
program: objlist $(SYSOBJECTS)						@@\
	$(CC) -o $@ objlist $(LDFLAGS)					@@\
	$(XINU) $@


/*
 * This target can be called by all programs that are contained in
 * a single c source file.
 */
#define	simple_program_target(program,dest)				@@\
OBJS = program.$O							@@\
SRCS = program.c							@@\
									@@\
complex_program_target(program,dest)


/*
 * This target is like simple_program_target() except that the dependency
 * list is long (it must be provided in the Imakefile.
 */
#define complex_program_target(program,dest)				@@\
program: $(OBJS) $(SYSOBJECTS)						@@\
	$(CC) -o $@ $(OBJS) $(LDFLAGS)					@@\
	$(XINU) $@							@@\
									@@\
install_program(program,dest)						@@\
depend_target()


/*
 * Compile an assembler module that is kept in a .c file (like the
 * system call library).
 */
#define	casm_obj_target(basename)					@@\
basename.$O: basename.c							@@\
	${CC} -E basename.c | ${AS} -o basename.$O

/*
 * Install a non-executable file.
 */
#define	install_non_exec(file,dest)					@@\
install:: file								@@\
	install68 -c -m 0664 file $(DEST)/dest
	

/*
 * Install a shell program.  Must be named 'program'.sh.
 */
#define	install_shell(program,dest)					@@\
install:: program.sh							@@\
	install68 -c program.sh $(DEST)/dest/program

#define	install_program(program,dest)					@@\
install:: program							@@\
	install68 -c program $(DEST)/dest

#define	install_multiple(list,dest)					@@\
install:: list								@@\
	@for i in list; do \						@@\
		(set -x; install68 -c $$i $(DEST)/dest); \		@@\
	done

#define	install_library(libname,dest)					@@\
install:: lib/**/libname lib/**/libname/**/_p				@@\
	install68 -c -r -x lib/**/libname \				@@\
		$(DEST)/dest/lib/**/libname.a				@@\
	install68 -c -r -x lib/**/libname/**/_p \			@@\
		$(DEST)/dest/lib/**/libname/**/_p.a			@@\
									@@\
install_vax_library(libname,lib68)

#define	install_vax_library(libname,dest)				@@\
install:: lib/**/libname lib/**/libname/**/_p				@@\
	install68 -c -r lib/**/libname \				@@\
		$(TOOLSDEST)/dest/lib/**/libname.a			@@\
	install68 -c -r lib/**/libname/**/_p \				@@\
		$(TOOLSDEST)/dest/lib/**/libname/**/_p.a		@@\

#define	install_tools_library(libname,dest)				@@\
install:: lib/**/libname						@@\
	install68 -c -r lib/**/libname \				@@\
		$(DEST)/dest/lib/**/libname.a				@@\

/*
 * Do an imake on multiple sub-directories.
 */
#define	imake_multiple()						@@\
all:									@@\
	@-for dir in `ls -F | egrep /`; do \				@@\
		(set -x; cd $$dir; $(IMAKE)); \				@@\
	done								@@\
									@@\
imake_multiple_install()


#define	imake_multiple_install()					@@\
install::								@@\
	@-for dir in `ls -F | egrep /`; do \				@@\
		(set -x; cd $$dir; $(IMAKE) install); \			@@\
	done

/*
 * This makes the depend target given OBJS.
 */
#define	DependComment '# define Dependencies for $(MACHINE)'
#define	depend_target()							@@\
depend:									@@\
	echo DependComment > $(MACHINE).depend				@@\
	makedepend -s DependComment \					@@\
		-f $(MACHINE).depend \					@@\
		$(DEPEND_INCLUDES) \					@@\
		$(DEPEND_DEFINES) \					@@\
		$(INCLUDES) \						@@\
		$(SRCS)

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