# makefile fragment bcc.mf
# define build parameters for Motorola M68332 Business Card Computer

# TARGETNAME specifies the target we are building for
# it is defined for conditional compilation in C source
TARGETNAME.bcc	:= BCC68K

# COMPILER is the name passed in the command line to identify which tool set to use
COMPILER.bcc	:= 68k

# CPU is an option passed on the command line to select the particular CPU family member
CPU.bcc		:= -mcpu32

# LIBS lists the names of libraries needed by this target
LIBS.bcc	:= $(CHIPNAME)hal libse

# CFLAGS lists the compiler flags to use when compiling C programs
CFLAGS.bcc	:= $(CPU.bcc) -O2

# LDFLAGS lists the flags to use when linking
LDFLAGS.bcc	:= $(CPU.bcc) -T bcc.ld

# filename extensions for this target
ASM.bcc		:= s
OBJ.bcc		:= o
LIB.bcc		:= a
EXE.bcc		:= cof
HEX.bcc		:= bcc
DEP.bcc		:= d

# 'extra' objects needed for HAL and LIBSE
# use just the basename here - no filename extensions
HAL_EXTRAS.bcc	:= hal_emb
LIBSE_EXTRAS.bcc := bccgetch bccputch bcckbhit
EXTRAS.bcc	:=

# command line to link OBJs into EXE
LINK.bcc	= $(LINK.o) $^ $(LDLIBS) -o $@

# command line to convert an EXE file to a HEX file
# note: can't use $< here, because one of the dependancies will be the destination directory
# instead, transform the name of the target to get the source file
EXEtoHEX.bcc	= $(OBJCOPY) -O srec $(@F:.$(HEX)=.$(EXE)) $@