source: trunk/include/odin32.profile.emx.mk@ 10366

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[9876]1# $Id: odin32.profile.emx.mk,v 1.4 2003-02-28 10:28:10 sandervl Exp $
[4770]2
3#
4# Odin32 API
5#
6# DEBUG makefile for the GNU EMX compiler environment.
7#
8# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9# NOTE: this configuration is not supported neither working, it's experimental only.
10# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
11
12
13#
14# Library macros.
15#
16SOMLIB = somtk.lib
[9876]17RTLLIB = \
18#$(EMX)\lib\mt\c.lib \
19#$(EMX)\lib\mt\c_app.lib \
20#$(EMX)\lib\c_alias.lib \
21#$(EMX)\lib\mt\emx.lib \
22#$(EMX)\lib\emx2.lib \
23#$(EMX)\lib\stdcpp.lib \
24#$(EMX)\lib\gcc.lib \
25$(ODIN32_BASE)\src\msvcrt\libs\m.lib \
26$(EMX)\lib\iberty_s.lib \
27$(EMX)\lib\gcc-lib\i386-pc-os2_emx\3.0.3\mt\gcc.lib \
28$(EMX)\lib\mt\c.lib \
29$(EMX)\lib\mt\c_dllso.lib \
30$(EMX)\lib\mt\sys.lib \
31$(EMX)\lib\c_alias.lib \
32$(EMX)\lib\mt\emx.lib \
33$(EMX)\lib\emx2.lib \
34$(EMX)\lib\gcc-lib\i386-pc-os2_emx\3.0.3\mt\stdcxx.lib \
35$(EMX)\lib\gcc-lib\i386-pc-os2_emx\3.0.3\mt\gpp.lib \
36#$(EMX)\lib\stdcpp.lib \
37#$(EMX)\lib\mt\c_app.lib makes trouble for crtdll \
38
39RTLLIB_O = $(EMX)\lib\mt\c_import.lib $(RTLLIB)
[7999]40RTLLIB_NRE =
[4770]41DLLENTRY = $(ODIN32_LIB)\dllentry.obj
[9876]42ODINCRT = odincrt
43!ifdef DEBUG
[4770]44ODINCRT = odincrtd
[9876]45!endif
[7999]46LIB_DEMANGLE =
[9876]47!ifndef DEBUG
48#OBJ_PROFILE = $(ODIN32_LIB)\cppopa3.obj $(ODIN32_LIB)\cppopa3_fix2.obj
49LIB_PROFILE = $(ODIN32_LIB)\kProfile.lib
50NO_LXLITE = 1
51!endif
[4770]52
53
54#
55# Tools
56#
57CC = gcc
58CXX = gcc
59AS = alp
60LD = gcc
[9876]61LD2 = link386
62IMPLIB = implib
[4770]63ILIB = emxomfar
64RC = $(ODIN32_TOOLS)\wrc
65OS2RC = rc
66
[9876]67#
68# This knuts take at profiling.
69# - Profile the RELEASE version of the system using a real profiler.
70#
71!ifndef DEBUG
[4770]72
73#
74# Tool Flags
75#
[9876]76ASFLAGS = -Mb -Sc -Sv:ALP +Od
77IMPLIBFLAGS = /nologo
78ILIBFLAGS = rcv
79RCFLAGS = -s -I. -I$(CPPMAIN)\include
80!ifdef WRC_PREFIX_RESOURCE
81RCFLAGS = $(RCFLAGS) -p $(TARGET)
82!endif
83OS2RCFLAGS = -r -n
84OS2RCLFLAGS = -x2 -n
85
86
87#
88# C Compiler flags.
89# This may look a bit like a mess but, there is usually a reason behind
90# every line and the way it is done. We have some problems with nmake
91# when we add new flags to for example CXXFLAGS too many times.
92#
93!ifndef NOPROFILEHOOKS
94PROFILEFLAGS = -pg
95!endif
96!ifdef EXETARGET
97CTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe
98CXXTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe
99!else
100CTARGETFLAGS = -Zdll
101CXXTARGETFLAGS = -Zdll
102!endif
103CXXEXCEPTIONS = -fhandle-exceptions
104CFLAGS = -Zomf -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g -O6 -mcpu=pentium $(PROFILEFLAGS) $(CTARGETFLAGS)
105CXXFLAGS = -Zomf -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g -O6 -mcpu=pentium $(PROFILEFLAGS) $(CXXTARGETFLAGS)
106CXXFLAGS_ODINCRT = -Zomf -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g -O6 -mcpu=pentium $(PROFILEFLAGS) $(CXXTARGETFLAGS)
107CFLAGS_WIN32APP = -Zomf -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g -O6 -mcpu=pentium $(PROFILEFLAGS) $(CTARGETFLAGS)
108CXXFLAGS_WIN32APP= -Zomf -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g -O6 -mcpu=pentium $(PROFILEFLAGS) $(CXXTARGETFLAGS) $(CXXEXCEPTIONS)
109CINCLUDES = -I$(ODIN32_INCLUDE)\Win -I. -I$(ODIN32_INCLUDE)
110CDEFINES = -D__WIN32OS2__ -D__i386__ -D__WINE__ -DTCPV40HDRS -DCOMCTL32UNDOC
111CDEFINES_ODINCRT = -D__WIN32OS2__ -D__i386__ -D__WINE__
112CDEFINES_WIN32APP= -D__WIN32OS2__ -D__i386__
113
114
115#
116# Linker flags.
117# This may look a bit like a mess but, there is usually a reason behind
118# every line and the way it is done. We have some problems with nmake
119# when we add new flags to for example LD2FLAGS too many times.
120#
121!ifdef EXETARGET
122!ifndef STACKSIZE
123STACKSIZE = 0x50000
124!endif
125! ifdef VIO
126LDTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe -Zstack 80
127LD2TARGETFLAGS = /pmtype:vio /stack:$(STACKSIZE)
128! else
129LDTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe -Zstack 80
130LD2TARGETFLAGS = /pmtype:pm /stack:$(STACKSIZE)
131! endif
132!else
133LDTARGETFLAGS = -Zdll -Zso -Zsys
134LD2TARGETFLAGS = /DLL
135!endif
136LDFLAGS = -Zmt -Zomf -Zmap -Zlinker "/MAP:FULL /Linenumbers /exepack:2 /Nod" $(LDTARGETFLAGS) -g
137LDFLAGS_ODINCRT = -Zmt -Zomf -Zmap -Zlinker "/MAP:FULL /Linenumbers /exepack:2 " $(LDTARGETFLAGS) -g
138LD2FLAGS = /nologo /noe /map:full /NoIgnoreCase /Linenumbers /packcode /packdata /exepack:2 /debug /nod $(LD2TARGETFLAGS)
139LD2FLAGS_ODINCRT = /nologo /noe /map:full /NoIgnoreCase /Linenumbers /packcode /packdata /exepack:2 /debug $(LD2TARGETFLAGS)
140
141
142
143!else
144#
145# This is Patricks take at profiling.
146# - Profile the DEBUG version of the system.
147#
148
149#
150# Tool Flags
151#
[4770]152ASFLAGS = -Mb -Sc -Sv:ALP +Od -D:DEBUG
[9876]153IMPLIBFLAGS = /nologo
[4770]154ILIBFLAGS = rcv
155RCFLAGS = -s -I. -I$(CPPMAIN)\include
156OS2RCFLAGS = -r -n
157OS2RCLFLAGS = -x2 -n
158
159
160#
161# C Compiler flags.
162# This may look a bit like a mess but, there is usually a reason behind
163# every line and the way it is done. We have some problems with nmake
164# when we add new flags to for example CXXFLAGS too many times.
165#
166!ifdef EXETARGET
167CTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe
168CXXTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe
169!else
170CTARGETFLAGS = -Zdll
171CXXTARGETFLAGS = -Zdll
172!endif
173CXXEXCEPTIONS = -fhandle-exceptions
[6908]174CFLAGS = -c -mprobe -pg -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g $(CTARGETFLAGS)
175CXXFLAGS = -c -mprobe -pg -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g $(CXXTARGETFLAGS)
176CXXFLAGS_ODINCRT = -c -mprobe -pg -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g $(CXXTARGETFLAGS)
177CFLAGS_WIN32APP = -c -mprobe -pg -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g $(CTARGETFLAGS)
178CXXFLAGS_WIN32APP= -c -mprobe -pg -pipe -Wall -Zmt -g $(CXXTARGETFLAGS) $(CXXEXCEPTIONS)
[4770]179CINCLUDES = -I$(ODIN32_INCLUDE)\Win -I. -I$(ODIN32_INCLUDE)
180CDEFINES_WIN32APP= -DDEBUG -DPROFILE -D__WIN32OS2__ -D__i386__
181CDEFINES_ODINCRT = -DDEBUG -DPROFILE -D__WIN32OS2__ -D__i386__ -D__WINE__
182CDEFINES = -DDEBUG -DPROFILE -D__WIN32OS2__ -D__i386__ -D__WINE__ -DTCPV40HDRS -DCOMCTL32UNDOC \
183!ifdef DEBUGALL
184 -DDEBUG_ENABLELOG_LEVEL2 \
185!endif
186!ifdef NODEBUGINFO
187 -DDEFAULT_LOGGING_OFF
188!endif
189
190
191#
192# Linker flags.
193# This may look a bit like a mess but, there is usually a reason behind
194# every line and the way it is done. We have some problems with nmake
195# when we add new flags to for example LD2FLAGS too many times.
196#
197!ifdef EXETARGET
198! ifdef VIO
199LDTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe /Zstack 80
200LD2TARGETFLAGS = -Zexe /Zstack 80
201! else
202LDTARGETFLAGS = -Zexe /Zstack 80
203LD2TARGETFLAGS = -Zexe /Zstack 80
204! endif
205!else
206LDTARGETFLAGS = -Zdll
[9876]207LD2TARGETFLAGS = -Zdll -Zso -Zsys
[4770]208!endif
209!ifdef NODEBUGINFO
[9876]210LDFLAGS = -Zmt -Zomf -Zmap -Zlinker "/MAP:FULL /Linenumbers /exepack:2 /Nod" $(LDTARGETFLAGS) -s
211LDFLAGS_ODINCRT = -Zmt -Zomf -Zmap -Zlinker "/MAP:FULL /Linenumbers /exepack:2 " $(LDTARGETFLAGS) -s
212LD2FLAGS = /nologo /noe /map:full /NoIgnoreCase /Linenumbers /packcode /packdata /exepack:2 /nodebug /nod $(LD2TARGETFLAGS)
213LD2FLAGS_ODINCRT = /nologo /noe /map:full /NoIgnoreCase /Linenumbers /packcode /packdata /exepack:2 /nodebug $(LD2TARGETFLAGS)
[4770]214!else
[9876]215LDFLAGS = -Zmt -Zomf -Zmap -Zlinker "/MAP:FULL /Linenumbers /exepack:2 /Nod" $(LDTARGETFLAGS) -g
216LDFLAGS_ODINCRT = -Zmt -Zomf -Zmap -Zlinker "/MAP:FULL /Linenumbers /exepack:2 " $(LDTARGETFLAGS) -g
217LD2FLAGS = /nologo /noe /map:full /NoIgnoreCase /Linenumbers /packcode /packdata /exepack:2 /debug /nod $(LD2TARGETFLAGS)
218LD2FLAGS_ODINCRT = /nologo /noe /map:full /NoIgnoreCase /Linenumbers /packcode /packdata /exepack:2 /debug $(LD2TARGETFLAGS)
[4770]219!endif
220
[9876]221!endif
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