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Annotation of researchv9/cmd/sun/as/Makefile, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #
        !             2: # @(#)Makefile 1.1     86/02/03        SMI
        !             3: #
        !             4: CC     = cc
        !             5: MODE = -O
        !             6: #MODE = -O -pg
        !             7: #MODE = -g
        !             8: CFLAGS = -DAS $(MODE) -fsoft -DEBUG
        !             9: LDFLAGS = $(MODE)
        !            10: ASH = as.h inst.h error.h oper.h
        !            11: KRUD = inst.o instruction.o op.o ps.o stab.o scan.o rel.o sym.o sdi.o init.o error.o operand.o eaddr.o coprocessor.o
        !            12: as: $(KRUD)
        !            13:        $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(KRUD) -o as
        !            14: install: as
        !            15:        install -s as $(DESTDIR)/bin/as
        !            16: instruction.o: instruction.c $(ASH)
        !            17: op.o: op.c $(ASH)
        !            18: ps.o: ps.c $(ASH)
        !            19: stab.o: stab.c scan.h $(ASH)
        !            20: scan.o: scan.c $(ASH) scan.h
        !            21: rel.o: rel.c $(ASH)
        !            22: sym.o: sym.c scan.h $(ASH)
        !            23: sdi.o: sdi.c $(ASH)
        !            24: init.o: init.c $(ASH)
        !            25: eaddr.o: eaddr.c $(ASH)
        !            26: coprocessor.o: coprocessor.c $(ASH)
        !            27: operand.o: operand.c $(ASH)
        !            28:        $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -R -c operand.c
        !            29: as_charac:     Instructions awkprog
        !            30:        awk -f awkprog < Instructions >as_charac
        !            31: inst.o: inst.c as_charac $(ASH)
        !            32:        $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -R -c inst.c
        !            33: #      $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c inst.c
        !            34: error.o: error.c $(ASH)
        !            35:        $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -R -c error.c
        !            36: clean:;        rm -f $(KRUD) errs as_charac

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