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1# $Id: header.kmk 889 2007-05-02 22:37:57Z bird $
2## @file
3#
4# kBuild - File included at top of makefile.
5#
6# Copyright (c) 2004-2007 knut st. osmundsen <bird-kBuild-spam@anduin.net>
7#
8#
9# This file is part of kBuild.
10#
11# kBuild is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
12# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
13# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
14# (at your option) any later version.
15#
16# kBuild is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
17# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
18# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
19# GNU General Public License for more details.
20#
21# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
22# along with kBuild; if not, write to the Free Software
23# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
24#
25#
26
27ifndef __header_kmk__
28# start-of-file-content
29
30#
31# default rule
32#
33all: all_recursive
34
35#
36# The FORCE rule.
37#
38FORCE:
39
40#
41# Try avoid inference rules.
42#
43.SUFFIXES:
44SUFFIXES :=
45
46
47#
48# General purpose macros.
49#
50
51## get last word in a list.
52# @returns last word in $1.
53# @param $1 Word list.
54lastword = $(word $(words $(1)), $(1))
55
56##
57# Newline character(s).
58define NL
59
60
61endef
62
63##
64# Tab character.
65TAB := $(subst ., ,.)
66
67##
68# Space character.
69SP := $(subst ., ,.)
70
71##
72# Checks if two strings are equal.
73# @returns blank if equal
74# @returns non-blank if not equal.
75# @param $1 String 1.
76# @param $2 String 2
77STRCMP = $( todo )
78
79#
80# Set default build type.
81#
82ifndef BUILD_TYPE
83 ifdef BUILD_MODE
84 # BUILD_MODE is legacy from the OS/2 build system. :)
85BUILD_TYPE := $(tolower $(BUILD_MODE))
86 else
87BUILD_TYPE := release
88 endif
89endif
90
91
92#
93# Assert build platform.
94#
95ifndef BUILD_PLATFORM
96 $(error kBuild: BUILD_PLATFORM is undefined!)
97else
98 BUILD_PLATFORM := $(strip $(BUILD_PLATFORM))
99 ifneq ($(words $(BUILD_PLATFORM))$(filter-out darwin freebsd l4 linux nt os2 solaris win win32 win64,$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),1)
100 # OS/2 (have uppercase legacy)
101 ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM),OS2)
102 $(error kBuild: BUILD_PLATFORM must be all lowercase!)
103 endif
104 $(error kBuild: BUILD_PLATFORM value '$(BUILD_PLATFORM)' was not recognized!)
105 endif
106endif
107
108# Fill in defaults if needed.
109ifndef BUILD_PLATFORM_ARCH
110 ifeq ($(filter-out win64,$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),)
111 BUILD_PLATFORM_ARCH := amd64
112 else
113 BUILD_PLATFORM_ARCH := x86
114 endif
115endif
116ifndef BUILD_PLATFORM_CPU
117 ifeq ($(filter-out amd64,$(BUILD_PLATFORM_ARCH)),)
118 BUILD_PLATFORM_CPU:= k8
119 else
120 BUILD_PLATFORM_CPU:= i586
121 endif
122endif
123
124
125#
126# Assert target platform.
127#
128ifndef BUILD_TARGET
129# not defined, set to the same as build platform
130BUILD_TARGET := $(BUILD_PLATFORM)
131else
132 BUILD_TARGET := $(strip $(BUILD_TARGET))
133 ifneq ($(words $(BUILD_TARGET))$(filter-out darwin freebsd l4 linux nt os2 solaris win win32 win64,$(BUILD_TARGET)),1)
134 # OS/2 (have uppercase legacy)
135 ifeq ($(BUILD_TARGET),OS2)
136 $(error kBuild: BUILD_TARGET must be all lowercase!)
137 endif
138 $(error kBuild: BUILD_TARGET value '$(BUILD_TARGET)' was not recognized!)
139 endif
140endif
141
142# Fill in defaults if needed.
143ifndef BUILD_TARGET_ARCH
144 BUILD_TARGET_ARCH := x86
145endif
146ifndef BUILD_TARGET_CPU
147 BUILD_TARGET_CPU := i586
148endif
149
150# Adjust the DEPTH definition first
151ifeq ($(strip $(DEPTH)),)
152DEPTH := .
153endif
154
155#
156# Common definitions.
157#
158## PATH_CURRENT is the current directory (getcwd).
159PATH_CURRENT := $(abspath $(CURDIR))
160## PATH_SUB_CURRENT points to current directory of the current makefile.
161# Meaning that it will change value as we enter and exit sub-makefiles.
162PATH_SUB_CURRENT := $(PATH_CURRENT)
163## PATH_ROOT points to the project root directory.
164PATH_ROOT := $(abspath $(PATH_CURRENT)/$(DEPTH))
165## PATH_SUB_ROOT points to the directory of the top-level makefile.
166ifneq ($(strip $(SUB_DEPTH)),)
167 PATH_SUB_ROOT := $(abspath $(PATH_CURRENT)/$(SUB_DEPTH))
168else
169 PATH_SUB_ROOT := $(PATH_CURRENT)
170endif
171
172## CURSUBDIR is PATH_SUB_ROOT described relative to PATH_ROOT.
173# This variable is used to determin where the object files and other output goes.
174ifneq ($(PATH_ROOT),$(PATH_CURRENT))
175CURSUBDIR := $(patsubst $(PATH_ROOT)/%,%,$(PATH_SUB_ROOT))
176else
177CURSUBDIR := .
178endif
179
180# Output directories.
181ifndef PATH_OUT_BASE
182 PATH_OUT_BASE := $(PATH_ROOT)/out
183endif
184ifndef PATH_OUT
185 ifdef BUILD_TARGET_SUB # (BUILD_TARGET_SUB is not currently recognized by kBuild in any other places.)
186 PATH_OUT := $(PATH_OUT_BASE)/$(BUILD_TARGET).$(BUILD_TARGET_ARCH).$(BUILD_TARGET_SUB)/$(BUILD_TYPE)
187 else
188 PATH_OUT := $(PATH_OUT_BASE)/$(BUILD_TARGET).$(BUILD_TARGET_ARCH)/$(BUILD_TYPE)
189 endif
190endif # !define PATH_OUT
191PATH_OBJ = $(PATH_OUT)/obj
192PATH_TARGET = $(PATH_OBJ)/$(CURSUBDIR)
193PATH_INS = $(PATH_OUT)
194PATH_BIN = $(PATH_INS)/bin
195PATH_DLL = $(PATH_INS)/bin
196PATH_SYS = $(PATH_INS)/bin
197PATH_LIB = $(PATH_INS)/lib
198PATH_DOC = $(PATH_INS)/doc
199
200# Usually kBuild is external to the source tree.
201ifndef PATH_KBUILD
202 PATH_KBUILD := $(PATH_ROOT)/kBuild
203endif
204PATH_KBUILD := $(abspath $(PATH_KBUILD))
205# kBuild files which might be of interest.
206FILE_KBUILD_HEADER := $(PATH_KBUILD)/header.kmk
207#FILE_KBUILD_CONFIG := $(PATH_KBUILD)/config.kmk
208FILE_KBUILD_FOOTER := $(PATH_KBUILD)/footer.kmk
209
210SUFF_DEP := .dep
211## MAKEFILE is the name of the main makefile.
212MAKEFILE := $(firstword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))
213## MAKEFILE_CURRENT is the name of the current makefile.
214# This is updated everything a sub-makefile is included.
215MAKEFILE_CURRENT := $(MAKEFILE)
216
217
218#
219# Check make version.
220#
221ifdef KMK_VERSION
222 ifneq ($(KBUILD_VERSION_MAJOR).$(KBUILD_VERSION_MINOR),0.1)
223 ifneq ($(KBUILD_VERSION_MAJOR),0)
224 $(warning kBuild: kmk major version mismatch, expected '0' found '$(KBUILD_VERSION_MAJOR)'!)
225 else
226 $(warning kBuild: kmk minor version mismatch, expected '1' found '$(KBUILD_VERSION_MINOR)'!)
227 endif
228 endif
229endif
230
231
232#
233# The revision in which this file was last modified.
234# This can be useful when using development versions of kBuild.
235#
236KMK_REVISION := $(patsubst %:,, $Rev: 889 $ )
237
238
239#
240# Build platform setup.
241#
242# OS/2
243ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM),os2)
244EXEC_X86_WIN32 := innopec.exe
245HOSTSUFF_EXE := .exe
246endif
247
248# Linux
249ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM),linux)
250EXEC_X86_WIN32 := wine
251HOSTSUFF_EXE :=
252endif
253
254# Win, Win32, Win64, NT.
255ifeq ($(filter-out win32 win64 win nt,$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),)
256EXEC_X86_WIN32 :=
257HOSTSUFF_EXE := .exe
258endif
259
260# FreeBSD
261ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM),freebsd)
262EXEC_X86_WIN32 := wine
263HOSTSUFF_EXE :=
264endif
265
266# Darwin / Mac OS X
267ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM),darwin)
268EXEC_X86_WIN32 := false
269HOSTSUFF_EXE :=
270endif
271
272# Solaris
273ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM),solaris)
274EXEC_X86_WIN32 := false
275HOSTSUFF_EXE :=
276endif
277
278ifndef PATH_KBUILD_BIN
279 PATH_KBUILD_BIN := $(PATH_KBUILD)/bin/$(BUILD_PLATFORM).$(BUILD_PLATFORM_ARCH)
280 ifeq ($(wildcard $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_ash$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)),)
281 ifeq ($(BUILD_TARGET_ARCH),amd64)
282 PATH_KBUILD_BIN := $(PATH_KBUILD)/bin/$(BUILD_PLATFORM).x86
283 endif
284 ifeq ($(wildcard $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_ash$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)),)
285 ifeq ($(filter-out win64 win32 win nt ,$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),)
286 PATH_KBUILD_BIN := $(PATH_KBUILD)/bin/win.x86
287 endif
288 endif
289 ifeq ($(wildcard $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_ash$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)),)
290 # give up
291 PATH_KBUILD_BIN := $(PATH_KBUILD)/bin/$(BUILD_PLATFORM).$(BUILD_PLATFORM_ARCH)
292 endif
293 endif
294endif
295
296
297#
298# Build target setup.
299#
300ifeq ($(filter-out win32 win64 win nt os2,$(BUILD_TARGET)),)
301SUFF_OBJ := .obj
302SUFF_LIB := .lib
303SUFF_DLL := .dll
304SUFF_EXE := .exe
305SUFF_SYS := .sys
306SUFF_RES := .res
307endif
308ifeq ($(BUILD_TARGET),l4)
309SUFF_OBJ := .o
310SUFF_LIB := .a
311SUFF_DLL := .s.so
312SUFF_EXE :=
313SUFF_SYS := .a
314SUFF_RES :=
315endif
316ifeq ($(BUILD_TARGET),darwin)
317SUFF_OBJ := .o
318SUFF_LIB := .a
319SUFF_DLL := .dylib
320SUFF_EXE :=
321SUFF_SYS :=
322SUFF_RES :=
323endif
324ifndef SUFF_OBJ
325SUFF_OBJ := .o
326SUFF_LIB := .a
327SUFF_DLL := .so
328SUFF_EXE :=
329SUFF_SYS := .a
330SUFF_RES :=
331endif
332
333#
334# Standard kBuild tools.
335#
336ifeq ($(MAKE),kmk)
337MAKE := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
338endif
339
340DEP_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kDep$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
341ifeq ($(filter kDep,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),kDep)
342DEP := kmk_builtin_kDep
343else
344DEP := $(DEP_EXT)
345endif
346
347DEP_IDB_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kDepIDB$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
348ifeq ($(filter kDepPre,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),kDepIDB)
349DEP_IDB := $(if kmk_builtin_kDepIDB
350else
351DEP_IDB := $(DEP_IDB_EXT)
352endif
353
354DEP_PRE_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kDepPre$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
355ifeq ($(filter kDepPre,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),kDepPre)
356DEP_PRE := $(if kmk_builtin_kDepPre
357else
358DEP_PRE := $(DEP_PRE_EXT)
359endif
360
361APPEND_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_append$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
362ifeq ($(filter append,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),append)
363APPEND := kmk_builtin_append
364else
365APPEND := $(APPEND_EXT)
366endif
367
368CAT_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_cat$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
369ifeq ($(filter cat,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),cat)
370CAT := kmk_builtin_cat
371else
372CAT := $(CAT_EXT)
373endif
374
375CP_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_cp$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
376ifeq ($(filter cp,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),cp)
377CP := kmk_builtin_cp
378else
379CP := $(CP_EXT)
380endif
381
382ECHO_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_echo$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
383ifeq ($(filter echo,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),echo)
384ECHO := kmk_builtin_echo
385else
386ECHO := $(ECHO_EXT)
387endif
388
389INSTALL_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_install$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
390ifeq ($(filter install,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),install)
391INSTALL := kmk_builtin_install
392else
393INSTALL := $(INSTALL_EXT)
394endif
395
396LN_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_ln$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
397ifeq ($(filter ln,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),ln)
398LN := kmk_builtin_ln
399else
400LN := $(LN_EXT)
401endif
402
403MKDIR_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_mkdir$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
404ifeq ($(filter mkdir,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),mkdir)
405MKDIR := kmk_builtin_mkdir
406else
407MKDIR := $(MKDIR_EXT)
408endif
409
410MV_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_mv$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
411ifeq ($(filter mv,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),mv)
412MV := kmk_builtin_mv
413else
414MV := $(MV_EXT)
415endif
416
417PRINTF_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_printf$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
418ifeq ($(filter printf,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),printf)
419PRINTF := kmk_builtin_printf
420else
421PRINTF := $(PRINTF_EXT)
422endif
423
424RM_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_rm$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
425ifeq ($(filter rm,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),rm)
426RM := kmk_builtin_rm
427else
428RM := $(RM_EXT)
429endif
430
431RMDIR_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_rmdir$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
432ifeq ($(filter rmdir,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),rmdir)
433RMDIR := kmk_builtin_rmdir
434else
435RMDIR := $(RMDIR_EXT)
436endif
437
438SED_EXT := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_sed$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
439ifeq ($(filter sed,$(KMK_BUILTIN)),sed)
440SED := kmk_builtin_sed
441else
442SED := $(SED_EXT)
443endif
444
445# Our default shell is the Almquist shell from *BSD.
446ASH := $(PATH_KBUILD_BIN)/kmk_ash$(HOSTSUFF_EXE)
447MAKESHELL := $(ASH)
448SHELL := $(ASH)
449export SHELL MAKESHELL
450
451# Symlinking is problematic on some platforms...
452LN_SYMLINK := $(LN) -s
453
454
455#
456# Some Functions.
457# The lower cased ones are either fallbacks or candidates for functions.c.
458#
459
460## ABSPATH - make paths absolute.
461# This implementation is clumsy and doesn't resolve '..' and '.' components.
462#
463# @param $1 The paths to make absolute.
464# @obsolete Use the GNU make function $(abspath) directly now.
465ABSPATH = $(abspath $(1))
466
467## DIRDEP - make create directory dependencies.
468#
469# @param $1 The paths to the directories which must be created.
470DIRDEP = $(foreach path,$(patsubst %/,%,$(1)),$(path)/)
471
472## Cygwin kludge.
473# This converts /cygdrive/x/% to x:%.
474#
475# @param $1 The paths to make native.
476# @remark This macro is pretty much obsolete since we don't use cygwin base make.
477ifneq ($(patsubst /cygdrive/%,%,$(CURDIR)),$(CURDIR))
478 CYGPATHMIXED = $(foreach path,$(1)\
479 ,$(if $(patsubst /cygdrive/%,,$(path)),$(path),$(patsubst $(strip $(firstword $(subst /, ,$(patsubst /cygdrive/%,%,$(path)))))/%,$(strip $(firstword $(subst /, ,$(patsubst /cygdrive/%,%,$(path))))):/%,$(patsubst /cygdrive/%,%,$(path)))))
480else
481 CYGPATHMIXED = $(1)
482endif
483
484ifneq ($(filter xargs,$(KMK_FEATURES)),xargs) ## @todo Retire this to gnumake-header.kmk when it has been implemented.
485##
486# Fake xargs without doing any commandline splitting.
487# @param $1 The initial command.
488# @param $2 The command for the subseqent command lines. optional
489# @param $3 The command for the final command lines. optional
490# @param $($#) The arguments.
491xargs = $(1) $(if $(4),$(4),$(if $(3),$(3),$(2)))
492endif
493
494## Removes the drive letter from a path (if it has one)
495# @param $1 the path
496no-drive = $(word $(words $(subst :, ,$(1))),$(subst :, ,$(1)))
497
498## Removes the root slash from a path (if it has one)
499# @param $1 the path
500no-root-slash = $(patsubst /%,%,$(1))
501
502## Figure out where to put object files.
503# @param $1 real target name.
504# @param $2 normalized main target
505TARGET_BASE = $(PATH_TARGET)/$(2)/$(call no-root-slash,$(call no-drive,$(1)))
506
507## Figure out where to put object files.
508# @param $1 normalized main target
509TARGET_PATH = $(PATH_TARGET)/$(1)
510
511
512#
513# Initialize some of the globals which the Config.kmk and
514# others can add stuff to if they like for processing in the footer.
515#
516
517## ALL_TARGET
518# This is the list of all targets.
519ALL_TARGETS :=
520
521## TEMPLATE_PATHS
522# List a paths (separated by space) where templates can be found.
523TEMPLATE_PATHS :=
524
525## TOOL_PATHS
526# List of paths (separated by space) where tools can be found.
527TOOL_PATHS :=
528
529## SDK_PATHS
530# List of paths (separated by space) where SDKs can be found.
531SDK_PATHS :=
532
533## Proritized list of the default makefile when walking subdirectories.
534# The user can overload this list.
535DEFAULT_MAKEFILE := Makefile.kmk makefile.kmk Makefile makefile
536
537## PROPS_TOOLS
538# This is a subset of the other PROPS
539PROPS_TOOLS := TOOL CTOOL CXXTOOL ASTOOL RCTOOL ARTOOL LDTOOL FETCHTOOL UNPACKTOOL PATCHTOOL
540
541## PROPS_SINGLE
542# The list of non-accumulative target properties.
543# A Config.kmk file can add it's own properties to this list and kBuild
544# will do the necessary inheritance from templates to targets.
545PROPS_SINGLE := $(PROPS_TOOLS) INST NOINST BLD_TYPE BLD_TRG BLD_TRG_ARCH BLD_TRG_CPU FETCHDIR \
546 OBJSUFF COBJSUFF CXXOBJSUFF ASOBJSUFF RCOBJSUFF SYSSUFF EXESUFF DLLSUFF LIBSUFF ARLIBSUFF
547
548## PROPS_DEFERRED
549# This list of non-accumulative target properties which are or may be
550# functions, and thus should not be expanded until the very last moment.
551PROPS_DEFERRED := INSTFUN INSTALLER PRE_CMDS POST_CMDS NAME
552
553## PROPS_ACCUMULATE_R
554# The list of accumulative target properties where the right most value/flag
555# is the 'most significant'.
556# A Config.kmk file can add it's own properties to this list and kBuild
557# will do the necessary inheritance from templates to targets.
558PROPS_ACCUMULATE_R := \
559 DEFS DEPS ORDERDEPS \
560 CFLAGS CDEFS \
561 CXXFLAGS CXXDEFS \
562 ASFLAGS ASDEFS \
563 RCFLAGS RCDEFS \
564 LDFLAGS \
565 IDFLAGS IFDLAGS ISFLAGS \
566 FETCHFLAGS UNPACKFLAGS PATCHFLAGS
567
568## PROPS_ACCUMULATE
569# The list of accumulative target properties where the left most value/flag
570# is the 'most significant'.
571# A Config.kmk file can add it's own properties to this list and kBuild
572# will do the necessary inheritance from templates to targets.
573PROPS_ACCUMULATE_L := \
574 SDKS SOURCES \
575 INCS CINCS CXXINCX ASINCS RCINCS \
576 LIBS LIBPATH
577
578## PROPS_ALL
579# List of all the properties.
580PROPS_ALL = $(PROPS_SINGLE) $(PROPS_DEFERRED) $(PROPS_ACCUMULATE_L) $(PROPS_ACCUMULATE_R)
581
582
583#
584# Here is a special 'hack' to prevent innocent environment variables being
585# picked up and treated as properties. (The most annoying example of why
586# this is necessary is the Visual C++ commandline with it's LIBPATH.)
587#
588# Define KBUILD_DONT_KILL_ENV_PROPS in the env. or on the commandline to
589# disable this 'hack'.
590#
591ifndef KBUILD_DONT_KILL_ENV_PROPS
592
593define def_nuke_environment_prop
594ifeq ($(origin $(prop)),environment)
595$(prop) =
596endif
597endef
598$(foreach prop, $(PROPS_ALL) \
599 FETCHES PATCHES BLDPROGS LIBRARIES IMPORT_LIBS DLLS PROGRAMS SYSMODS INSTALLS OTHERS \
600 SUBDIRS MAKEFILES \
601 ,$(eval $(value def_nuke_environment_prop)))
602
603endif
604
605
606#
607# Pass configuration.
608#
609# The PASS_<passname>_trgs variable is listing the targets.
610# The PASS_<passname>_vars variable is listing the target variables.
611# The PASS_<passname>_pass variable is the lowercased passname.
612#
613
614## PASS: fetches
615# This pass fetches and unpacks things needed to complete the build.
616PASS_FETCHES := Fetches
617PASS_FETCHES_trgs :=
618PASS_FETCHES_vars := _FETCHES
619PASS_FETCHES_pass := fetches
620
621## PASS: patches
622# This pass applies patches.
623PASS_PATCHES := Patches
624PASS_PATCHES_trgs :=
625PASS_PATCHES_vars := _PATCHES
626PASS_PATCHES_pass := patches
627
628## PASS: bldprogs
629# This pass builds targets which are required for building the rest.
630PASS_BLDPROGS := Build Programs
631PASS_BLDPROGS_trgs :=
632PASS_BLDPROGS_vars := _BLDPROGS
633PASS_BLDPROGS_pass := bldprogs
634
635## PASS: libraries
636# This pass builds library targets.
637PASS_LIBRARIES := Libraries
638PASS_LIBRARIES_trgs :=
639PASS_LIBRARIES_vars := _LIBS _IMPORT_LIBS _OTHER_LIBRARIES
640PASS_LIBRARIES_pass := libraries
641
642## PASS: binaries
643# This pass builds dll targets.
644PASS_DLLS := DLLs
645PASS_DLLS_trgs :=
646PASS_DLLS_vars := _DLLS _OTHER_DLLS
647PASS_DLLS_pass := dlls
648
649## PASS: binaries
650# This pass builds binary targets, i.e. programs, system modules and stuff.
651PASS_BINARIES := Programs
652PASS_BINARIES_trgs :=
653PASS_BINARIES_vars := _PROGRAMS _SYSMODS _OTHER_BINARIES
654PASS_BINARIES_pass := binaries
655
656## PASS: others
657# This pass builds other targets.
658PASS_OTHERS := Other Stuff
659PASS_OTHERS_trgs :=
660PASS_OTHERS_vars := _OTHERS
661PASS_OTHERS_pass := others
662
663## PASS: install
664# This pass installs the built entities to a sandbox area.
665PASS_INSTALLS := Install
666PASS_INSTALLS_trgs :=
667PASS_INSTALLS_vars := _INSTALLS_DIRS _INSTALLS _INSTALLS_FILES
668PASS_INSTALLS_pass := installs
669
670## PASS: packing
671# This pass processes custom packing rules.
672PASS_PACKING := Packing
673PASS_PACKING_trgs :=
674PASS_PACKING_vars := _PACKING
675PASS_PACKING_pass := packing
676#alias
677packing: pass_packing
678
679## PASS: clean
680# This pass removes all generated files.
681PASS_CLEAN := Clean
682PASS_CLEAN_trgs := do-clean
683PASS_CLEAN_vars :=
684PASS_CLEAN_pass := clean
685# alias
686clean: pass_clean
687
688## PASS: nothing
689# This pass just walks the tree.
690PASS_NOTHING := Nothing
691PASS_NOTHING_trgs := do-nothing
692PASS_NOTHING_vars :=
693PASS_NOTHING_pass := nothing
694# alias
695nothing: pass_nothing
696
697## DEFAULT_PASSES
698# The default passes and their order.
699DEFAULT_PASSES := BLDPROGS LIBRARIES DLLS BINARIES OTHERS INSTALLS
700
701## PASSES
702# The passes that should be defined. This must include
703# all passes mentioned by DEFAULT_PASSES.
704PASSES := FETCHES PATCHES $(DEFAULT_PASSES) NOTHING CLEAN
705
706
707#
708# Include the gnumake header hacks if we're not using kmk.
709#
710ifndef KMK_VERSION
711 include $(PATH_KBUILD)/gnumake-header.kmk
712endif
713
714
715#
716# This is how we find the closest config.kmk.
717# It's a little hacky but I think it works fine.
718#
719_CFGDIR := .
720_CFGFILES := ./Config.kmk ./config.kmk
721define def_include_config
722$(eval _CFGDIR := $(_CFGDIR)/$(dir))
723_CFGFILES += $(_CFGDIR)/Config.kmk $(_CFGDIR)/config.kmk
724endef
725# walk down the _RELATIVE_ path specified by DEPTH.
726$(foreach dir,$(subst /, ,$(DEPTH)), $(eval $(def_include_config)) )
727# add the default config file.
728_CFGFILE := $(firstword $(wildcard $(_CFGFILES) $(FILE_KBUILD_CONFIG)))
729_CFGFILES :=
730_CFGDIR :=
731ifeq ($(_CFGFILE),)
732$(error kBuild: no Config.kmk file found! Check the DEPTH: DEPTH='$(DEPTH)' PATH_CURRENT='$(PATH_CURRENT)')
733endif
734
735#
736# Check for --pretty-command-printing before including the Config.kmk
737# so that anyone overriding the message macros can take the implied
738# verbosity level change into account.
739#
740ifndef KBUILD_VERBOSE
741 ifndef KBUILD_QUIET
742 ifneq ($(filter --pretty-command-printing,$(MAKEFLAGS)),)
743 export KBUILD_VERBOSE := 2
744 endif
745 endif
746endif
747
748
749# Include the config.kmk we found file (or the default one).
750include $(_CFGFILE)
751
752
753#
754# Finalize a the central path variables now that we've included the Config.kmk file.
755#
756# This prevents some trouble when users override the defaults for these
757# variables and uses relative paths or paths with incorrect case.
758#
759PATH_OUT := $(abspath $(PATH_OUT))
760PATH_OBJ := $(abspath $(PATH_OBJ))
761PATH_TARGET := $(abspath $(PATH_TARGET))
762PATH_INS := $(abspath $(PATH_INS))
763PATH_BIN := $(abspath $(PATH_BIN))
764PATH_DLL := $(abspath $(PATH_DLL))
765PATH_SYS := $(abspath $(PATH_SYS))
766PATH_LIB := $(abspath $(PATH_LIB))
767PATH_DOC := $(abspath $(PATH_DOC))
768
769
770#
771# Setup the message style. The default one is inlined.
772#
773# See kBuild/msgstyles for more styles or use KBUILD_MSG_STYLE_PATHS
774# to create your own message style.
775#
776KBUILD_MSG_STYLE ?= default
777ifeq ($(KBUILD_MSG_STYLE),default)
778 #
779 # The 'default' style.
780 #
781
782 ## Fetch starting.
783 # @param 1 Target name.
784 MSG_FETCH ?= $(call MSG_L1,Fetching $1...)
785 ## Re-fetch starting.
786 # @param 1 Target name.
787 MSG_REFETCH ?= $(call MSG_L1,Re-fetching $1...)
788 ## Downloading a fetch component.
789 # @param 1 Target name.
790 # @param 2 The source URL.
791 # @param 3 The destination file name.
792 MSG_FETCH_DL ?= $(call MSG_L1,Downloading $1 - $2,=> $3)
793 ## Checking a fetch component.
794 # @param 1 Target name.
795 # @param 2 The source URL.
796 # @param 3 The destination file name.
797 MSG_FETCH_CHK?= $(call MSG_L1,Checking $1 - $3, ($2))
798 ## Unpacking a fetch component.
799 # @param 1 Target name.
800 # @param 2 The archive file name.
801 # @param 3 The target directory.
802 MSG_FETCH_UP ?= $(call MSG_L1,Unpacking $1 - $2 => $3)
803 ## Fetch completed.
804 # @param 1 Target name.
805 MSG_FETCH_OK ?= $(call MSG_L1,Successfully fetched $1)
806 ## Unfetch a fetch target.
807 # @param 1 Target name.
808 MSG_UNFETCH ?= $(call MSG_L1,Unfetching $1...)
809 ## Compiling a source file.
810 # @param 1 Target name.
811 # @param 2 The source filename.
812 # @param 3 The primary link output file name.
813 # @param 4 The source type (CXX,C,AS,RC,++).
814 MSG_COMPILE ?= $(call MSG_L1,Compiling $1 - $2,=> $3)
815 ## Linking a bldprog/dll/program/sysmod target.
816 # @param 1 Target name.
817 # @param 2 The primary link output file name.
818 # @param 3 The link tool operation (LINK_LIBRARY,LINK_PROGRAM,LINK_DLL,LINK_SYSMOD,++).
819 MSG_LINK ?= $(call MSG_L1,Linking $1,=> $2)
820 ## Merging a library into the target (during library linking).
821 # @param 1 Target name.
822 # @param 2 The output library name.
823 # @param 3 The input library name.
824 MSG_AR_MERGE ?= $(call MSG_L1,Merging $3 into $1, ($2))
825 ## Creating a directory (build).
826 # @param 1 Directory name.
827 MSG_MKDIR ?= $(call MSG_L2,Creating directory $1)
828 ## Cleaning.
829 MSG_CLEAN ?= $(call MSG_L1,Cleaning...)
830 ## Nothing.
831 MSG_NOTHING ?= $(call MSG_L1,Did nothing in $(CURDIR))
832 ## Pass
833 # @param 1 The pass name.
834 MSG_PASS ?= $(call MSG_L1,Pass - $1)
835 ## Installing a bldprog/lib/dll/program/sysmod target.
836 # @param 1 Target name.
837 # @param 2 The source filename.
838 # @param 3 The destination file name.
839 MSG_INST_TRG ?= $(call MSG_L1,Installing $1 => $3)
840 ## Installing a file (install target).
841 # @param 1 The source filename.
842 # @param 2 The destination filename.
843 MSG_INST_FILE?= $(call MSG_L1,Installing $2,(<= $1))
844 ## Installing a symlink.
845 # @param 1 Symlink
846 # @param 2 Link target
847 MSG_INST_SYM ?= $(call MSG_L1,Installing symlink $1,=> $2)
848 ## Installing a directory.
849 # @param 1 Directory name.
850 MSG_INST_DIR ?= $(call MSG_L1,Installing directory $1)
851
852else
853 _KBUILD_MSG_STYLE_FILE := $(firstword $(foreach path, $(KBUILD_MSG_STYLE_PATHS) $(PATH_KBUILD)/msgstyles, $(wildcard $(path)/$(KBUILD_MSG_STYLE).kmk)))
854 ifneq ($(_KBUILD_MSG_STYLE_FILE),)
855 include $(_KBUILD_MSG_STYLE_FILE)
856 else
857 $(error kBuild: Can't find the style setup file for KBUILD_MSG_STYLE '$(KBUILD_MSG_STYLE)')
858 endif
859endif
860
861
862#
863# Message macros.
864#
865# This is done after including Config.kmk as to allow for
866# KBUILD_QUIET and KBUILD_VERBOSE to be configurable.
867#
868ifdef KBUILD_QUIET
869 # No output
870 QUIET := @
871 QUIET2:= @
872 MSG_L1 =
873 MSG_L2 =
874else
875 ifndef KBUILD_VERBOSE
876 # Default output level.
877 QUIET := @
878 QUIET2 := @
879 MSG_L1 ?= @$(ECHO) "kBuild: $1"
880 MSG_L2 =
881 else ifeq ($(KBUILD_VERBOSE),1)
882 # A bit more output
883 QUIET := @
884 QUIET2 := @
885 MSG_L1 ?= @$(ECHO) "kBuild: $1 $2"
886 MSG_L2 =
887 else ifeq ($(KBUILD_VERBOSE),2)
888 # Lot more output
889 QUIET :=
890 QUIET2 := @
891 MSG_L1 ?= @$(ECHO) "kBuild: $1 $2"
892 MSG_L2 ?= @$(ECHO) "kBuild: $1"
893 else
894 # maximal output.
895 QUIET :=
896 QUIET2 :=
897 MSG_L1 ?= @$(ECHO) "kBuild: $1 $2"
898 MSG_L2 ?= @$(ECHO) "kBuild: $1"
899 endif
900endif
901
902
903# end-of-file-content
904__header_kmk__ := 1
905endif # __header_kmk__
906
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