# @(#)/usr/src/cmd/make/make.mk 3.5 # @(#)make.mk 3.1 # Description file for the Make command # To build the Columbus make just type "make -f make.mk" # For systems without the getu() system call type "make -f make.mk GETU=" # For pwb use # make -f make.mk GETU= RULES=pwbrules CFLAGS="-O -DPWB" LIBES=-lpw # The rules.c file can be modified locally for people who still like # things like fortran. # If the markfile is not present the compilation can be turned of with # "make -f make.mk MARKFILE=" # For people interested in finding out how the markfile is generated # contact E. G. Bradford. TESTDIR = . YACCRM = rm -f IFLAG = -i RC = INS = /etc/install -o LIBES = -lld INSDIR = /bin # There is an internal rule (rules.c) which can make # and object file "markfile.o" from "markfile" if the # "markfile" has a what(1) string in it. # Disable the $(MARKFILE) macro if the internal: rule # doesn't work on your system. # Turn off the GETU variable if you system does not have the # getu system call as documented in the CB unix manual. GETU = # RULES is defined to be the Columbus rules. It can be defined to # be the pwb rules by typing: # make -f make.mk RULES=pwbrules # RULES = rules # For PWB systems the PWB define symbol must be in the CFLAGS macro. # Thus for pwb systems: # make -f make.mk CFLAGS="-O -DPWB" GETU= RULES=pwbrules LIBES=-lpw # will make a version of "make" for PWB systems. OBJECTS = \ main.o \ doname.o \ misc.o \ files.o \ $(RULES).o \ dosys.o \ gram.o \ dyndep.o \ prtmem.o CFLAGS = -O $(GETU) all: make @echo MAKE is built. make: $(OBJECTS) $(RC) -if pdp11; \ then \ $(CC) $(IFLAG) $(LDFLAGS) $(OBJECTS); \ else \ $(CC) $(IFLAG) $(LDFLAGS) $(OBJECTS) $(LIBES); \ fi mv a.out $(TESTDIR)/make @size make gram.c: gram.y gram.o: gram.c $(OBJECTS): defs v6: make -f make.mk CC=occ LIBES="-lcb -li1 -l7 -lS" test: make -f test.mk install: all $(INS) -n $(INSDIR) $(TESTDIR)/make clean cleanup: -rm -f *.o clobber: clean -rm -f $(TESTDIR)/make $(YACCRM) gram.c print: list="defs main.c doname.c dosys.c files.c $(RULES).c misc.c dyndep.c prtmem.c gram.y make.mk test.mk test.mk?" \ pr -o1 -w120 -l66 $list RC: