[splint.git] / os2 / Makefile.os2

##################################################\r
###\r
### Makefile for OS/2 version of LCLint\r
###\r
### designed for use with gmake (GNU make)\r
###\r
### based on David Evans' original makefile for Unix systems automatically\r
###  generated by configure on a Linux system.\r
###\r
### configuration is set here and written to file config.inc included by\r
###  other makefiles\r
###\r
### supported compilers are:\r
###  emx/gcc\r
###  IBM VisualAge C++ 3.0\r
###\r
### other system requirements:\r
###  HPFS filesystem (long filenames).\r
###\r
### *NOTE*, before running "make" edit this file to fit your local settings!\r
### ========================================================================\r
###\r
### Commands:\r
###\r
### make all\r
###    builds a release version of lclint from scratch using optimizations\r
###\r
### This makefile uses gmake, the gnu version of make.\r
###\r
### Run gmake to build LCLint.\r
###     gmake install to install.\r
###\r
\r
###\r
### lclint version and date:\r
###\r
\r
LCL_VERSION=3.0.0.16\r
LCL_DATE=25 Sep 2001\r
\r
# this gets written into the binary, add your name, your compiler settings\r
#  etc. if you like.\r
TODAY=Monday 25 Sep 19:40 MEST 2001\r
ME=herbert\r
MACHINE=i586\r
COMPILE_MSG=\# define LCL_COMPILE \"Compiled using $(CC)\\n on OS/2 $(TODAY) $(MACHINE) by $(ME),\\n OS/2 specific subversion is 4\"\r
\r
### Directory containing system include files:\r
\r
SYSTEM_LIBDIR   = "\\\\usr\\\\include"\r
\r
### default preprocessor command:\r
\r
CPPCMD = "cpp "\r
\r
###\r
### Select installation directories:\r
###\r
### The LIBDIR and IMPORTSDIR are compiled into the binary to \r
### select the default LARCH_PATH and LCLIMPORTDIR, which can \r
### also be overridden by environment variables.\r
###\r
### It may be a good idea to edit these variables not only in this\r
### makefile but also in the header file src/Headers/local_constants.h\r
### \r
\r
### directory for lclint libraries\r
LIBDIR     = \\\\usr\\\\lib\\\\lclint\\\\lib\r
\r
### directory for lclint standard imports\r
IMPORTSDIR = \\\\usr\\\\lib\\\\lclint\\\\imports\r
\r
### these are automatically set:\r
\r
SYSTEM_IMPORTSDIR = "$(IMPORTSDIR)"\r
SYSTEM_LARCHPATH  = ".;$(LIBDIR)"\r
\r
### directory for lclint binary\r
INSTALLDIR = \\usr\\bin\r
\r
### this should be the complete path for the directory where this\r
### Makefile is, with no trailing / or spaces.\r
\r
BASEDIR = e:\\usr\\src\\lclint-$(LCL_VERSION)\r
\r
###\r
### Then, run:\r
###\r
###	make\r
###\r
### I recommend doing this in an emacs shell (or buffered terminal) so\r
### you can scroll through the output.\r
###\r
### This should (hopefully) work on most systems without further changes.\r
###\r
### If you do not have gcc, set CC = cc (or some other compiler)\r
### later in this file. \r
###\r
### It should:\r
###     o build lclint\r
###     o put lclint in BASEDIR/bin/lclint\r
###\r
### If you have installed the test suite, then do:\r
###\r
###	make test\r
###\r
### to verify lclint.\r
###\r
\r
###\r
### If you wish to install lclint in some other directory, set these \r
### variables, and do \r
###\r
###	make install\r
###\r
\r
### installation command (I use emx GNUish utilities)\r
CP = cp\r
MV = mv\r
CAT = type\r
RM = rm\r
INSTALL = cp\r
INSTALLFLAGS =           \r
ECHO = "echo.exe"\r
\r
###\r
### end of installation variables\r
###\r
\r
###\r
### compiler --- gcc is recommended, but lclint has been compiled\r
###              without changes using cc on several platforms.\r
###\r
\r
# name of configuration:\r
COMPILER=gcc-emx\r
#COMPILER=gcc-os2\r
#COMPILER=icc-os2\r
\r
# compile commands:\r
ifeq ($(COMPILER), gcc-emx)\r
 CC = gcc -g\r
 CPPFLAGS=-I.\Headers -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DOS2\r
 CFLAGS=-Wall \r
 OFLAG=-o \r
 LINKFLAGS = -lfl\r
 O=.o\r
 E=.exe\r
else\r
 ifeq ($(COMPILER), gcc-os2)\r
  CC = gcc -Zsys -Zomf -O3\r
  CPPFLAGS=-I.\Headers -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DOS2\r
  CFLAGS=-Wall \r
  OFLAG=-o \r
  LINKFLAGS = lclint.def -lfl\r
  O=.obj\r
  E=.exe\r
 else\r
  ifeq ($(COMPILER), icc-os2)\r
   # Shame! Normally no warnings should be turned off, but IBM's are\r
   # so stupid they warn me about each llassert(). Let's check our\r
   # code using lclint then develop it on gcc and then move to IBMC...\r
   CC = icc -q -W2 -Dunlink=unlink -O+ -G5 -Gf+ -Gi+ -Gs+ \r
   #CSet 2.01 needs this:\r
   #-D__STDC__\r
   CPPFLAGS=-I.\Headers -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DOS2 \r
   CFLAGS=\r
   OFLAG=-fe\r
   LINKFLAGS = -B/noe setargv.obj fl.lib lclint.def\r
   O=.obj\r
   E=.exe\r
  endif\r
 endif\r
endif\r
\r
###\r
### do you have bison and/or flex?\r
### (Note: yacc will probably not work; lex might work but is not recommended.)\r
###\r
\r
BISON     = bison\r
FLEX      = flex\r
YFLAGS    = -v -t -d\r
LFLAGS    =\r
\r
###\r
### is the test suite available? (must be full path here)\r
###\r
\r
TESTDIR   = $(BASEDIR)/test\r
\r
### \r
### if this Makefile is used with one of the\r
### standard installation packages, no changes should be \r
### necessary below this line.\r
###\r
\r
.PHONY: install dobinaries dolibraries doimports test \r
\r
###\r
### set this to a different directory\r
### to install binaries elsewhere\r
###\r
\r
RELEASEDIR      = $(BASEDIR)/bin\r
\r
all: \r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	@$(ECHO) "Creating configuration file. Syntax error message can be ignored..."\r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.os2 --warn-undefined-variables configinc  \r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	@$(ECHO) "Creating local constants header file. Syntax error messages can be ignored..."\r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	$(MAKE) ARGV=$(ARGV) -f Makefile.os2 --directory=$(BASEDIR)\\src --warn-undefined-variables localconstants \r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	@$(ECHO) "Now building lclint executable file..."\r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.os2 --directory=$(BASEDIR)\\src --warn-undefined-variables\r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	@$(ECHO) "Now moving lclint executable file to bin directory..."\r
	@$(ECHO)\r
	$(MV) $(BASEDIR)\src\lclint$E $(RELEASEDIR)\lclint$E\r
\r
configinc:\r
	$(ECHO) "CC=$(CC)" >config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "CFLAGS=$(CFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "CPPFLAGS=$(CPPFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "BISON=$(BISON)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "FLEX=$(FLEX)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "YFLAGS=$(YFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "LFLAGS=$(LFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "SYSTEM_LIBDIR=\"$(SYSTEM_LIBDIR)\"" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "DEFAULT_LCLIMPORTDIR=\"$(SYSTEM_IMPORTSDIR)\"" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "DEFAULT_LARCHPATH=\"$(SYSTEM_LARCHPATH)\"" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "DEFAULT_CPPCMD=\"$(CPPCMD)\"" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "LINKFLAGS=$(LINKFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "O=$O" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "E=$E" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "OFLAG=$(OFLAG)lclint$E" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "CAT=$(CAT)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "MV=$(MV)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "CP=$(CP)" >>config.inc\r
	$(ECHO) "ECHO=\"$(ECHO)\"" >>config.inc\r
	$(CP) $(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h $(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.last\r
	$(ECHO) "/* herald.h - created automatically from herald.os2 and Makefile.os2 */" >$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
	$(ECHO) "/*@constant observer char *LCL_VERSION;@*/" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
	$(ECHO) "# define LCL_VERSION \"LCLint $(LCL_VERSION) --- $(LCL_DATE)\"" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
	$(ECHO) "/*@constant observer char *LCL_PARSE_VERSION;@*/" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
	$(ECHO) "# define LCL_PARSE_VERSION \"LCLint $(LCL_VERSION)\"" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
	$(ECHO) "/*@constant observer char *LCL_COMPILE;@*/" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
	$(ECHO) "$(COMPILE_MSG)" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
\r
###\r
### locations of standard LCLint files\r
###\r
### this should NOT have to be edited if you use the standard\r
###    installation package\r
\r
LCLINTBINDIR = $(BASEDIR)/bin\r
\r
LCLINTLIB = $(BASEDIR)/lib\r
LCLINTIMPORTS = $(BASEDIR)/imports\r
\r
###\r
### uses recursive make calls directly, so installation\r
### will continue even if there are errors!\r
###\r
\r
install: \r
	$(MAKE) dobinaries   -f Makefile.os2\r
	$(MAKE) dolibraries  -f Makefile.os2\r
	$(MAKE) doimports    -f Makefile.os2\r
\r
dobinaries:\r
	$(INSTALL) $(INSTALLFLAGS) $(LCLINTBINDIR)\lclint$E $(INSTALLDIR)\r
\r
dolibraries:\r
	-mkdir$E $(LIBDIR)\r
	$(CP) $(LCLINTLIB)\\* $(LIBDIR)\r
\r
doimports:\r
	-mkdir$E $(IMPORTSDIR)\r
	$(CP) $(LCLINTIMPORTS)\\* $(IMPORTSDIR)\r
\r
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fbace05a	1	##################################################\r
	2	###\r
	3	### Makefile for OS/2 version of LCLint\r
	4	###\r
	5	### designed for use with gmake (GNU make)\r
	6	###\r
	7	### based on David Evans' original makefile for Unix systems automatically\r
	8	### generated by configure on a Linux system.\r
	9	###\r
	10	### configuration is set here and written to file config.inc included by\r
	11	### other makefiles\r
	12	###\r
	13	### supported compilers are:\r
	14	### emx/gcc\r
	15	### IBM VisualAge C++ 3.0\r
	16	###\r
	17	### other system requirements:\r
	18	### HPFS filesystem (long filenames).\r
	19	###\r
	20	### NOTE, before running "make" edit this file to fit your local settings!\r
	21	### ========================================================================\r
	22	###\r
	23	### Commands:\r
	24	###\r
	25	### make all\r
	26	### builds a release version of lclint from scratch using optimizations\r
	27	###\r
	28	### This makefile uses gmake, the gnu version of make.\r
	29	###\r
	30	### Run gmake to build LCLint.\r
	31	### gmake install to install.\r
	32	###\r
	33	\r
	34	###\r
	35	### lclint version and date:\r
	36	###\r
	37	\r
	38	LCL_VERSION=3.0.0.16\r
	39	LCL_DATE=25 Sep 2001\r
	40	\r
	41	# this gets written into the binary, add your name, your compiler settings\r
	42	# etc. if you like.\r
	43	TODAY=Monday 25 Sep 19:40 MEST 2001\r
	44	ME=herbert\r
	45	MACHINE=i586\r
	46	COMPILE_MSG=\# define LCL_COMPILE \"Compiled using $(CC)\\n on OS/2 $(TODAY) $(MACHINE) by $(ME),\\n OS/2 specific subversion is 4\"\r
	47	\r
	48	### Directory containing system include files:\r
	49	\r
	50	SYSTEM_LIBDIR = "\\\\usr\\\\include"\r
	51	\r
	52	### default preprocessor command:\r
	53	\r
	54	CPPCMD = "cpp "\r
	55	\r
	56	###\r
	57	### Select installation directories:\r
	58	###\r
	59	### The LIBDIR and IMPORTSDIR are compiled into the binary to \r
	60	### select the default LARCH_PATH and LCLIMPORTDIR, which can \r
	61	### also be overridden by environment variables.\r
	62	###\r
	63	### It may be a good idea to edit these variables not only in this\r
	64	### makefile but also in the header file src/Headers/local_constants.h\r
65	### \r
66	\r
67	### directory for lclint libraries\r
68	LIBDIR = \\\\usr\\\\lib\\\\lclint\\\\lib\r
69	\r
70	### directory for lclint standard imports\r
71	IMPORTSDIR = \\\\usr\\\\lib\\\\lclint\\\\imports\r
72	\r
73	### these are automatically set:\r
74	\r
75	SYSTEM_IMPORTSDIR = "$(IMPORTSDIR)"\r
76	SYSTEM_LARCHPATH = ".;$(LIBDIR)"\r
77	\r
78	### directory for lclint binary\r
79	INSTALLDIR = \\usr\\bin\r
80	\r
81	### this should be the complete path for the directory where this\r
82	### Makefile is, with no trailing / or spaces.\r
83	\r
84	BASEDIR = e:\\usr\\src\\lclint-$(LCL_VERSION)\r
85	\r
86	###\r
87	### Then, run:\r
88	###\r
89	### make\r
90	###\r
91	### I recommend doing this in an emacs shell (or buffered terminal) so\r
92	### you can scroll through the output.\r
93	###\r
94	### This should (hopefully) work on most systems without further changes.\r
95	###\r
96	### If you do not have gcc, set CC = cc (or some other compiler)\r
97	### later in this file. \r
98	###\r
99	### It should:\r
100	### o build lclint\r
101	### o put lclint in BASEDIR/bin/lclint\r
102	###\r
103	### If you have installed the test suite, then do:\r
104	###\r
105	### make test\r
106	###\r
107	### to verify lclint.\r
108	###\r
109	\r
110	###\r
111	### If you wish to install lclint in some other directory, set these \r
112	### variables, and do \r
113	###\r
114	### make install\r
115	###\r
116	\r
117	### installation command (I use emx GNUish utilities)\r
118	CP = cp\r
119	MV = mv\r
120	CAT = type\r
121	RM = rm\r
122	INSTALL = cp\r
123	INSTALLFLAGS = \r
124	ECHO = "echo.exe"\r
125	\r
126	###\r
127	### end of installation variables\r
128	###\r
129	\r
130	###\r
131	### compiler --- gcc is recommended, but lclint has been compiled\r
132	### without changes using cc on several platforms.\r
133	###\r
134	\r
135	# name of configuration:\r
136	COMPILER=gcc-emx\r
137	#COMPILER=gcc-os2\r
138	#COMPILER=icc-os2\r
139	\r
140	# compile commands:\r
141	ifeq ($(COMPILER), gcc-emx)\r
142	CC = gcc -g\r
143	CPPFLAGS=-I.\Headers -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DOS2\r
144	CFLAGS=-Wall \r
145	OFLAG=-o \r
146	LINKFLAGS = -lfl\r
147	O=.o\r
148	E=.exe\r
149	else\r
150	ifeq ($(COMPILER), gcc-os2)\r
151	CC = gcc -Zsys -Zomf -O3\r
152	CPPFLAGS=-I.\Headers -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DOS2\r
153	CFLAGS=-Wall \r
154	OFLAG=-o \r
155	LINKFLAGS = lclint.def -lfl\r
156	O=.obj\r
157	E=.exe\r
158	else\r
159	ifeq ($(COMPILER), icc-os2)\r
160	# Shame! Normally no warnings should be turned off, but IBM's are\r
161	# so stupid they warn me about each llassert(). Let's check our\r
162	# code using lclint then develop it on gcc and then move to IBMC...\r
163	CC = icc -q -W2 -Dunlink=unlink -O+ -G5 -Gf+ -Gi+ -Gs+ \r
164	#CSet 2.01 needs this:\r
165	#-D__STDC__\r
166	CPPFLAGS=-I.\Headers -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DOS2 \r
167	CFLAGS=\r
168	OFLAG=-fe\r
169	LINKFLAGS = -B/noe setargv.obj fl.lib lclint.def\r
170	O=.obj\r
171	E=.exe\r
172	endif\r
173	endif\r
174	endif\r
175	\r
176	###\r
177	### do you have bison and/or flex?\r
178	### (Note: yacc will probably not work; lex might work but is not recommended.)\r
179	###\r
180	\r
181	BISON = bison\r
182	FLEX = flex\r
183	YFLAGS = -v -t -d\r
184	LFLAGS =\r
185	\r
186	###\r
187	### is the test suite available? (must be full path here)\r
188	###\r
189	\r
190	TESTDIR = $(BASEDIR)/test\r
191	\r
192	### \r
193	### if this Makefile is used with one of the\r
194	### standard installation packages, no changes should be \r
195	### necessary below this line.\r
196	###\r
197	\r
198	.PHONY: install dobinaries dolibraries doimports test \r
199	\r
200	###\r
201	### set this to a different directory\r
202	### to install binaries elsewhere\r
203	###\r
204	\r
205	RELEASEDIR = $(BASEDIR)/bin\r
206	\r
207	all: \r
208	@$(ECHO)\r
209	@$(ECHO) "Creating configuration file. Syntax error message can be ignored..."\r
210	@$(ECHO)\r
211	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.os2 --warn-undefined-variables configinc \r
212	@$(ECHO)\r
213	@$(ECHO) "Creating local constants header file. Syntax error messages can be ignored..."\r
214	@$(ECHO)\r
215	$(MAKE) ARGV=$(ARGV) -f Makefile.os2 --directory=$(BASEDIR)\\src --warn-undefined-variables localconstants \r
216	@$(ECHO)\r
217	@$(ECHO) "Now building lclint executable file..."\r
218	@$(ECHO)\r
219	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.os2 --directory=$(BASEDIR)\\src --warn-undefined-variables\r
220	@$(ECHO)\r
221	@$(ECHO) "Now moving lclint executable file to bin directory..."\r
222	@$(ECHO)\r
223	$(MV) $(BASEDIR)\src\lclint$E $(RELEASEDIR)\lclint$E\r
224	\r
225	configinc:\r
226	$(ECHO) "CC=$(CC)" >config.inc\r
227	$(ECHO) "CFLAGS=$(CFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
228	$(ECHO) "CPPFLAGS=$(CPPFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
229	$(ECHO) "BISON=$(BISON)" >>config.inc\r
230	$(ECHO) "FLEX=$(FLEX)" >>config.inc\r
231	$(ECHO) "YFLAGS=$(YFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
232	$(ECHO) "LFLAGS=$(LFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
233	$(ECHO) "SYSTEM_LIBDIR=\"$(SYSTEM_LIBDIR)\"" >>config.inc\r
234	$(ECHO) "DEFAULT_LCLIMPORTDIR=\"$(SYSTEM_IMPORTSDIR)\"" >>config.inc\r
235	$(ECHO) "DEFAULT_LARCHPATH=\"$(SYSTEM_LARCHPATH)\"" >>config.inc\r
236	$(ECHO) "DEFAULT_CPPCMD=\"$(CPPCMD)\"" >>config.inc\r
237	$(ECHO) "LINKFLAGS=$(LINKFLAGS)" >>config.inc\r
238	$(ECHO) "O=$O" >>config.inc\r
239	$(ECHO) "E=$E" >>config.inc\r
240	$(ECHO) "OFLAG=$(OFLAG)lclint$E" >>config.inc\r
241	$(ECHO) "CAT=$(CAT)" >>config.inc\r
242	$(ECHO) "MV=$(MV)" >>config.inc\r
243	$(ECHO) "CP=$(CP)" >>config.inc\r
244	$(ECHO) "ECHO=\"$(ECHO)\"" >>config.inc\r
245	$(CP) $(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h $(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.last\r
246	$(ECHO) "/* herald.h - created automatically from herald.os2 and Makefile.os2 */" >$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
247	$(ECHO) "/@constant observer char LCL_VERSION;@*/" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
248	$(ECHO) "# define LCL_VERSION \"LCLint $(LCL_VERSION) --- $(LCL_DATE)\"" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
249	$(ECHO) "/@constant observer char LCL_PARSE_VERSION;@*/" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
250	$(ECHO) "# define LCL_PARSE_VERSION \"LCLint $(LCL_VERSION)\"" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
251	$(ECHO) "/@constant observer char LCL_COMPILE;@*/" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
252	$(ECHO) "$(COMPILE_MSG)" >>$(BASEDIR)\src\Headers\herald.h\r
253	\r
254	###\r
255	### locations of standard LCLint files\r
256	###\r
257	### this should NOT have to be edited if you use the standard\r
258	### installation package\r
259	\r
260	LCLINTBINDIR = $(BASEDIR)/bin\r
261	\r
262	LCLINTLIB = $(BASEDIR)/lib\r
263	LCLINTIMPORTS = $(BASEDIR)/imports\r
264	\r
265	###\r
266	### uses recursive make calls directly, so installation\r
267	### will continue even if there are errors!\r
268	###\r
269	\r
270	install: \r
271	$(MAKE) dobinaries -f Makefile.os2\r
272	$(MAKE) dolibraries -f Makefile.os2\r
273	$(MAKE) doimports -f Makefile.os2\r
274	\r
275	dobinaries:\r
276	$(INSTALL) $(INSTALLFLAGS) $(LCLINTBINDIR)\lclint$E $(INSTALLDIR)\r
277	\r
278	dolibraries:\r
279	-mkdir$E $(LIBDIR)\r
280	$(CP) $(LCLINTLIB)\\* $(LIBDIR)\r
281	\r
282	doimports:\r
283	-mkdir$E $(IMPORTSDIR)\r
284	$(CP) $(LCLINTIMPORTS)\\* $(IMPORTSDIR)\r
285	\r