XCOMM ----------------------------------------------------------------------XCOMM Makefile generated from IMAKE_TEMPLATE and INCLUDE_IMAKEFILEXCOMM $TOG: Imake.tmpl /main/245 1997/05/20 10:05:47 kaleb $XCOMMXCOMMXCOMMXCOMMXCOMM $XFree86: xc/config/cf/Imake.tmpl,v 3.32.2.8 1998/02/08 11:19:24 dawes Exp $XCOMM ----------------------------------------------------------------------/* * generic imake template *//* * Modify Imake.cf when adding a new architecture, do not modify this file. * Platform-specific parameters may be set in the appropriate <vendor>.cf * configuration files.  Site-specific parameters should be set in the file * site.def.  Full rebuilds are recommended if any parameters are changed. * If your C preprocessor does not define any unique symbols, you will need * to set BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS when rebuilding imake (usually when doing * "make World" the first time). */#define ImakeConfigRelease 6#define	YES	1#define NO	0/* Ensure that "all" is the default target in the Makefile. */all::.SUFFIXES: .i#include <Imake.cf>XCOMM -----------------------------------------------------------------------XCOMM site-specific configuration parameters that need to come beforeXCOMM the platform-specific parameters - edit site.def to change#define BeforeVendorCF#include <site.def>#undef BeforeVendorCF#if defined(HasGcc2) && !defined(HasGcc)# define HasGcc HasGcc2#endif#ifndef HasClearmake# define HasClearmake NO#endif/* * ClearmakeOSName - insert the current OS type into the clearmake * build script, so .o files from different platforms cannot be winked in. * If clearmake finds the build script for two .o files is the same, it * will share the .o, even across different architectures.  Inserting the * O/S name into the build script in a comment prevents unwanted sharing. * Note the trailing double-@ in the macro: end a line using this macro * with backslash without the double-@ usually used. * Like this: * * #define SomeRule() @@\ *     something or other @@\ *     ClearmakeOSName \ *     something else @@\ *     and more */#ifndef ClearmakeOSName# if HasClearmake#  define ClearmakeOSName @ XCOMM $(OSNAME) @@# else#  define ClearmakeOSName /**/# endif#endif#if HasClearmake# ifndef MakeCmd#  define MakeCmd clearmake# endif#endif#if HasClearmakeXCOMM ----------------------------------------------------------------------.c.o:	ClearmakeOSName	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $*.c#endifXCOMM ----------------------------------------------------------------------XCOMM platform-specific configuration parameters - edit MacroFile to change#include MacroIncludeFileXCOMM ----------------------------------------------------------------------XCOMM site-specific configuration parameters that go afterXCOMM the platform-specific parameters - edit site.def to change#define AfterVendorCF#include <site.def>#undef AfterVendorCF/* * defaults for various generic parameters; set in site.def if needed *//* the following are needed before we can include Imake.rules */#ifndef HasVarDirectory#define HasVarDirectory		NO#endif#ifndef HasSymLinks#define HasSymLinks		YES#endif#ifndef SystemV#define SystemV			NO	/* SYSV (R3) */#endif#ifndef SystemV4#define SystemV4		NO	/* SVR4 */#endif#ifndef HasCodeCenter#define HasCodeCenter		NO#endif#ifndef HasSentinel#define HasSentinel		NO#endif#ifndef HasPurify#define HasPurify		NO#endif#ifndef HasTestCenter#define HasTestCenter		NO#endif#ifndef HasBsdMake#define HasBsdMake		NO#endif#ifndef HasGnuMake#define HasGnuMake		NO#endif#ifndef HasParallelMake#define HasParallelMake		NO#endif#ifndef RemoveTargetProgramByMoving#define RemoveTargetProgramByMoving NO#endif#ifndef DoRanlibCmd#if SystemV || SystemV4#define DoRanlibCmd NO#else#define DoRanlibCmd YES#endif#endif#ifndef ExecableScripts#if SystemV#define ExecableScripts		NO#else#define ExecableScripts		YES	/* kernel exec() can handle #! */#endif#endif#ifndef HasMakefileSafeInclude	    /* -include or sinclude in a Makefile */#if HasClearmake || HasBsdMake#define HasMakefileSafeInclude YES#else#define HasMakefileSafeInclude NO   /* see also vendor-specific .cf files */#endif#endif#include <Imake.rules>#ifndef HasSharedLibraries#define HasSharedLibraries NO#endif#ifndef OSMajorVersion#define OSMajorVersion          0#endif#ifndef OSMinorVersion#define OSMinorVersion          0#endif#ifndef OSTeenyVersion#define OSTeenyVersion          0#endif#ifndef UnalignedReferencesAllowed#define UnalignedReferencesAllowed NO	/* if arbitrary deref is okay */#endif#ifndef AvoidNullMakeCommand#if !HasBsdMake#define AvoidNullMakeCommand NO#else#define AvoidNullMakeCommand YES#endif#endif#if AvoidNullMakeCommand#ifndef NullMakeCommand#define NullMakeCommand		@ echo -n#endif/* * An obscure bug in BSD4.3's original make causes it not to recognize a * macro definition if the macro name starts with a non-alpha and in * column one. */ _NULLCMD_ = NullMakeCommand#endif#ifndef CrossCompiling#define CrossCompiling		NO#endif#ifndef BourneShell			/* to force shell in makefile */#define BourneShell		/bin/sh#endif#ifndef ConstructMFLAGS#if SystemV#define ConstructMFLAGS		YES	/* build MFLAGS from MAKEFLAGS */#else#define ConstructMFLAGS		NO	/* build MFLAGS from MAKEFLAGS */#endif#endif#ifndef ConstructMAKEFLAGS		/* needed on old BSD-based? 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