harbour-core/harbour/config/rules.cf

#
# $Id$
#

# How to run yacc.
YACC = bison
YACC_FLAGS := -d $(YACC_FLAGS)

# How to run lex.
LEX = flex
LEX_FLAGS := -i -8 $(LEX_FLAGS)

#
# How to run Harbour.
#
HB := $(notdir $(HB_BIN_COMPILE))
ifneq ($(HB),)
# there is no slash at the end
HB := $(HB_BIN_COMPILE)/
endif
HB := $(HB)harbour$(EXE_EXT)

ifeq ($(HB_GCMODE),)
   HB_GCMODE=3
endif
HB_FLAGS := -n -i$(HB_INC_COMPILE) -q0 -w3 -es2 -gc$(HB_GCMODE) -km -l

# The rule to link an executable.
ifeq ($(LD_RULE),)
# Use default rule if architecture/compiler specific rule is not defined
LD_RULE = $(LD) $(CFLAGS) $(LD_OUT)$@ $(^F) $(LDFLAGS) $(HB_USER_LDFLAGS) $(LINKLIBS)
endif

# The rule to compile a C source file.
ifeq ($(CC_RULE),)
# Use default rule if architecture/compiler specific rule is not defined
CC_RULE = $(CC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(HB_USER_CFLAGS) $(CC_IN) $< $(CC_OUT)$(<F:.c=$(OBJ_EXT))
endif

# The rule to compile a C++ source file.
ifeq ($(CPP_RULE),)
# Use default rule if architecture/compiler specific rule is not defined
CPP_RULE = $(CC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(HB_USER_CFLAGS) $(CC_IN) $< $(CC_OUT)$(<F:.cpp=$(OBJ_EXT))
endif


# Eliminate these rules.

%.c : %.y

%.c : %.l

# Location of source C files
# Some DOS compilers doesn't like '/' in filenames - however the MAKE system
# requires '/' in filenames - this trick allows to solve this conflict
SOURCE_DIR := $($(HB_ARCHITECTURE)_$(HB_COMPILER)_GRANDP)
ifeq ($(SOURCE_DIR),)
SOURCE_DIR = $(GRANDP)
endif

# Rule to generate an object file from a C source file in the parent.
%$(OBJ_EXT) : $(SOURCE_DIR)%.c
	$(CC_RULE)

# Rule to generate an object file from a C source file.
%$(OBJ_EXT) : %.c
	$(CC_RULE)

#rules for CPP files
%$(OBJ_EXT) : $(SOURCE_DIR)%.cpp
	$(CPP_RULE)

%$(OBJ_EXT) : %.cpp
	$(CPP_RULE)


# Rule to generate an executable file from an object file.
%$(EXE_EXT) : %$(OBJ_EXT)
	$(LD_RULE)

# Rule to generate a C file from a PRG file.
%.c : $(GRANDP)%.prg
	$(HB) $? $(HB_FLAGS) $(HB_USER_PRGFLAGS)

ifeq ($(SHLVL),) # COMMAND.COM
# Do nothing. the $(hb_architecture)/global.cf will handle clean up.
else
# Generic rule to clean up.
clean::
	-$(RM) *.bak *.obj core *.core *~ *.o *.ppo
endif