# %W% %G% %U%## 1991 makefileSHELL=/bin/shCHMOD=chmodCP=cpRM=rmSED=sedLN=ln# flags for common K&R compiles#CFLAGS=-OCC=cc# winners that may be ok to compile with common K&R#WINNERS= ant brnstnd buzzard cdupont davidguy dds fine westley rinceall: ${WINNERS}ansi:	@echo "wrong makefile, use ansi.mk"	exit 1common: all# NOTE: some systems may need:##  old SYS V:#	cc ${CFLAGS} -DMODE=0600 -DBUF=32767 -o ant ant.c -lcurses#  ATARI ST:#	cc -DMODE=0 -DBUF=32767 -o ant.ttp ant.c curses.a#  PC class:#	wcl -mc -DMODE=0 -DBUF=32767 ant.c curses.lib#ant: ant.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} -DMODE=0600 -DBUF=32767 ant.c -o ant -lcurses -ltermcap brnstnd: brnstnd.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} -DM=malloc -DX=free -Do=250 brnstnd.c -o brnstndbuzzard: buzzard.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} buzzard.c -o buzzardcdupont: cdupont.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} -Ds=\"cdupont.c\" -Dt=\"r\" cdupont.c -o cdupont# NOTE: some systems may need:##  ${CC} ${CFLAGS} davidguy.c -o davidguy# or:#  ${CC} ${CFLAGS} davidguy.c -o davidguy -linet#davidguy: davidguy.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} davidguy.c -o davidguy -lsocket -lnsl# NOTE: this is the original program that won the contest## BSD:#	${CC} ${CFLAGS} davidguy.orig.c -o davidguy.orig#davidguy.orig: davidguy.orig.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} davidguy.orig.c -o davidguy.orig -lsocket -lnsldds: dds.c LANDER.BAS	${CC} ${CFLAGS} dds.c -o ddsfine: fine.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} fine.c -o finewestley: westley.c ttt	${CC} ${CFLAGS} -DP=putchar -DN="P(10)" -DQ="P(34)" -DF="S(&X)" \	    -DJ=z[4] -DK=J[14] \	    -DH="w[]={146,7,292,73,448,56,84,273,325,297,108,324,22,40,48,40,17,325}" \	    westley.c -o westley# the hint file gives nextmove.c as an example, provide a build rule for it#nextmove: nextmove.c ttt	${CC} ${CFLAGS} -DP=putchar -DN="P(10)" -DQ="P(34)" -DF="S(&X)" \	    -DJ=z[4] -DK=J[14] \	    -DH="w[]={146,7,292,73,448,56,84,273,325,297,108,324,22,40,48,40,17,325}" \	    nextmove.c -o nextmove# the ttt script has been added by the judges to make playing westley easy#ttt: ttt.sh	rm -f ttt	cp ttt.sh ttt	chmod +x ttt# used by the ttt shell script when playing westley## The ttt script controls what goes into merlyn.c, and how it is used.# The merlyn program and source represent the best (hopefully) state that# the program has evolved into thus far.  The ttt_game program and source# represent the current state of the game.#merlyn: merlyn.c ttt	@${CC} ${CFLAGS} -DP=putchar -DN="P(10)" -DQ="P(34)" -DF="S(&X)" \	    -DJ=z[4] -DK=J[14] \	    -DH="w[]={146,7,292,73,448,56,84,273,325,297,108,324,22,40,48,40,17,325}" \	    merlyn.c -o merlynttt_game: ttt_game.c ttt	@${CC} ${CFLAGS} -DP=putchar -DN="P(10)" -DQ="P(34)" -DF="S(&X)" \	    -DJ=z[4] -DK=J[14] \	    -DH="w[]={146,7,292,73,448,56,84,273,325,297,108,324,22,40,48,40,17,325}" \	    ttt_game.c -o ttt_game# The upper level makefile wants to make these source files if they don't# already exist.#merlyn.c: westley.c	rm -f merlyn.c	cp westley.c merlyn.c	chmod +w merlyn.cnextmove.c: westley.c	rm -f nextmove.c	cp westley.c nextmove.c	chmod +w nextmove.cttt_game.c: westley.c	rm -f ttt_game.c	cp westley.c ttt_game.c	chmod +w ttt_game.c# NOTE: some systems may need:##  old SYS V:#	cc ${CFLAGS} -o rince rince.c -lcurses## The original source is found in rince.orig.c.  Many ANSI compilers have# problems with it, so by default we use rince_ansi.c.## GNU CC users can compile this with:##	gcc -ansi rince.orig.c -o rince -lcurses -ltermcap#rince: rince.c	${CC} ${CFLAGS} rince.c -o rince -lcurses -ltermcap clean:	${RM} -f *.o a.out coreclobber: clean	${RM} -f ${WINNERS} a.c a.out davidguy.orig ttt	${RM} -f merlyn merlyn.c nextmove.c nextmove.c	${RM} -f ttt_game ttt_game.c ttt_old.c ttt_new.c nextmovenuke: clobber	@trueinstall: all	cat ${WINNERS} > /dev/null