#Copyright 1992 by the ANSI figForth Development Group # To change the values of `make' variables: instead of editing Makefiles, # (1) if the variable is set in `config.status', edit `config.status' # (which will cause the Makefiles to be regenerated when you run `make'); # (2) otherwise, pass the desired values on the `make' command line. #To do: #use $(srcdir) to make compilation in a non-srcdir possible VERSION =0.1alpha#gforth version SHELL = /bin/sh RM = rm CP = cp INSTALL = @INSTALL@ INSTALL_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_PROGRAM@ INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@ LN_S = @LN_S@ GCC = gcc CC = $(GCC) FORTH = ./gforth STRIP = strip TEXI2DVI = tex DVI2PS = dvips #you can get texi2html from http://asis01.cern.ch/infohtml/texi2html.html TEXI2HTML = texi2html MAKEINFO = makeinfo XCFLAGS = @CFLAGS@ XDEFINES = @DEFS@ SWITCHES = $(XCFLAGS) $(XDEFINES) #-DNDEBUG #turn off assertions ENGINE_FLAGS = -fno-defer-pop -fcaller-saves CFLAGS = @DEBUGFLAG@ -O4 -Wall $(SWITCHES) #John Wavrik should use -Xlinker -N to get a writable text (executable) LDFLAGS = @DEBUGFLAG@ @LDFLAGS@ @GCCLDFLAGS@ LDLIBS = @LIBS@ prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ srcdir = @srcdir@ bindir = $(exec_prefix)/bin #read-only architecture-independent files datadir = $(prefix)/share #read-only architecture-dependent non-ascii files libdir = $(prefix)/lib infodir = $(prefix)/info mandir = $(prefix)/man/man1 INCLUDES = forth.h io.h FORTH_SRC = anslocal.fs add.fs assert.fs ansi.fs blocks.fs bufio.fs checkans.fs \ colorize.fs cross.fs debug.fs debugging.fs doskey.fs ds2texi.fs \ dumpimage.fs environ.fs errore.fs etags.fs extend.fs filedump.fs \ float.fs glocals.fs glosgen.fs gray.fs hash.fs history.fs \ kernal.fs locals-test.fs look.fs main.fs makedoc.fs \ mach16b.fs mach16l.fs mach32b.fs mach32l.fs mach64b.fs mach64l.fs \ other.fs prims2x.fs random.fs search-order.fs see.fs sieve.fs \ startup.fs struct.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs tt.fs vars.fs vt100.fs \ vt100key.fs wordinfo.fs wordsets.fs \ tester.fs coretest.fs SOURCES = Makefile.in configure.in configure config.sub config.guess \ install-sh INSTALL README ToDo BUGS model COPYING \ gforth.ds texinfo.tex gforth.1 \ primitives engine.c main.c io.c \ m68k.h mips.h 386.h hppa.h cache.c sparc.h power.h alpha.h 32bit.h \ getopt.c getopt1.c getopt.h select.c \ ecvt.c memcmp.c strtol.c strtoul.c ansidecl.h memmove.c \ makefile.dos configure.bat startup.dos \ glosgen.glo glossaries.doc \ $(INCLUDES) $(FORTH_SRC) RCS_FILES = ToDo model high-level GEN = gforth OBJECTS = engine.o io.o main.o @LIBOBJS@ @getopt_long@ # things that need a working forth system to be generated FORTH_GEN0 = primitives.b primitives.i prim_labels.i aliases.fs FORTH_GEN = $(FORTH_GEN0) @KERNAL@ # this is used for antidependences, FORTH_GEN1 = $(FORTH_GEN0) @gforth_fi@ GEN_PRECIOUS = $(FORTH_GEN) gforth.texi gforth.dvi gforth.ps Makefile configure #standards.info recommends this: .SUFFIXES: .SUFFIXES: .c .o all: if [ ! -f gforth ]; then $(MAKE) first; fi $(MAKE) more first: gforth more: $(FORTH_GEN) gforth #from the gcc Makefile: #"Deletion of files made during compilation. # There are four levels of this: # `mostlyclean', `clean', `distclean' and `realclean'. # `mostlyclean' is useful while working on a particular type of machine. # It deletes most, but not all, of the files made by compilation. # It does not delete libgcc.a or its parts, so it won't have to be recompiled. # `clean' deletes everything made by running `make all'. # `distclean' also deletes the files made by config. # `realclean' also deletes everything that could be regenerated automatically." clean: -$(RM) $(GEN) *.o *.s distclean: clean -$(RM) machine.h gforth.fi config.cache config.log realclean: distclean -$(RM) $(GEN_PRECIOUS) dist: $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION) mkdir gforth-$(VERSION) cp -p $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth-$(VERSION) tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION).tar.gz #a binary distribution contains the complete source distribution, # the objects, the executable and the links. the objects are there for making # make happy. bindist: $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth $(OBJECTS) config.status Makefile -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION) mkdir gforth-$(VERSION) cp -p -d $(SOURCES) config.status Makefile $(FORTH_GEN) gforth $(OBJECTS) machine.h gforth.fi gforth-$(VERSION) strip gforth-$(VERSION)/gforth tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION)-@host@.tar.gz #makes a package with only the stuff not present in the source #package. For installation the source package is still needed! #This is useful if you want to distribute many binary versions in #little space (e.g., on floppy disk): Put the source package and #all the binonly packages you are interested in on the disk. The user #then just has to unpack the source and his favourite binonly into the #same directory and has a full binary distribution. binonlydist: $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth $(OBJECTS) -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION) mkdir gforth-$(VERSION) cp -p -d config.status Makefile gforth $(OBJECTS) machine.h gforth.fi gforth-$(VERSION) strip gforth-$(VERSION)/gforth tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION)-binonly-@host@.tar.gz #strip gforth, because the debugging stuff is hardly useful once # gforth manages to execute more than a few primitives install: gforth $(FORTH_SRC) gforth.fi gforth.1 gforth.info $(INSTALL) -d $(bindir) $(mandir) $(infodir) $(libdir)/gforth $(datadir)/gforth $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) -s gforth $(bindir) $(INSTALL_DATA) gforth.1 $(mandir) $(INSTALL_DATA) gforth.info* $(infodir) $(INSTALL_DATA) gforth.fi $(libdir)/gforth for i in $(FORTH_SRC); do \ $(INSTALL_DATA) $$i $(libdir)/gforth; \ done test: gforth @echo 'Expect to see INCORRECT RESULT: { GS1 -> }' @echo 'This is a bug of the testing program' $(FORTH) tester.fs coretest.fs -e bye $(FORTH) startup.fs blocks.fs checkans.fs -e bye @echo 'Expect no differences' $(FORTH) prims2x.fs -e "s\" primitives.b\" ' output-c process-file bye"| diff -c - primitives.i dvi: gforth.dvi gforth: $(OBJECTS) -$(CP) gforth gforth~ $(GCC) $(LDFLAGS) $(OBJECTS) $(LDLIBS) -o $@ @MAKE_EXE@ kernl16l.fi: main.fs search-order.fs cross.fs aliases.fs vars.fs add.fs \ errore.fs kernal.fs extend.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs \ mach16l.fs $(FORTH_GEN1) -$(CP) kernl16l.fi kernl16l.fi~ $(FORTH) -e 's" mach16l.fs"' main.fs @LINK_KERNL16L@ kernl16b.fi: main.fs search-order.fs cross.fs aliases.fs vars.fs add.fs \ errore.fs kernal.fs extend.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs \ mach16b.fs $(FORTH_GEN1) -$(CP) kernl16b.fi kernl16b.fi~ $(FORTH) -e 's" mach16b.fs"' main.fs @LINK_KERNL16B@ kernl32l.fi: main.fs search-order.fs cross.fs aliases.fs vars.fs add.fs \ errore.fs kernal.fs extend.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs \ mach32l.fs $(FORTH_GEN1) -$(CP) kernl32l.fi kernl32l.fi~ $(FORTH) -e 's" mach32l.fs"' main.fs @LINK_KERNL32L@ kernl32b.fi: main.fs search-order.fs cross.fs aliases.fs vars.fs add.fs \ errore.fs kernal.fs extend.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs \ mach32b.fs $(FORTH_GEN1) -$(CP) kernl32b.fi kernl32b.fi~ $(FORTH) -e 's" mach32b.fs"' main.fs @LINK_KERNL32B@ kernl64l.fi: main.fs search-order.fs cross.fs aliases.fs vars.fs add.fs \ errore.fs kernal.fs extend.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs \ mach64l.fs $(FORTH_GEN1) -$(CP) kernl64l.fi kernl64l.fi~ $(FORTH) -e 's" mach64l.fs"' main.fs @LINK_KERNL64L@ kernl64b.fi: main.fs search-order.fs cross.fs aliases.fs vars.fs add.fs \ errore.fs kernal.fs extend.fs tools.fs toolsext.fs \ mach64b.fs $(FORTH_GEN1) -$(CP) kernl64b.fi kernl64b.fi~ $(FORTH) -e 's" mach64b.fs"' main.fs @LINK_KERNL64B@ engine.s: engine.c primitives.i prim_labels.i machine.h $(INCLUDES) $(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(ENGINE_FLAGS) -S engine.c engine.o: engine.c primitives.i prim_labels.i machine.h $(INCLUDES) $(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(ENGINE_FLAGS) -c engine.c strtoul.o: strtoul.c strtol.c primitives.b: primitives m4 primitives >$@ primitives.i : primitives.b prims2x.fs $(FORTH) prims2x.fs -e "s\" primitives.b\" ' output-c process-file bye" >$@ prim_labels.i : primitives.b prims2x.fs $(FORTH) prims2x.fs -e "s\" primitives.b\" ' output-label process-file bye" >$@ aliases.fs: primitives.b prims2x.fs $(FORTH) prims2x.fs -e "s\" primitives.b\" ' output-alias process-file bye" >$@ primitives.fs: primitives.b prims2x.fs $(FORTH) prims2x.fs -e "s\" primitives.b\" ' output-forth process-file bye" >$@ doc.fs: makedoc.fs float.fs search-order.fs glocals.fs environ.fs \ toolsext.fs wordinfo.fs \ vt100.fs colorize.fs see.fs bufio.fs debug.fs history.fs \ doskey.fs vt100key.fs startup.fs assert.fs debugging.fs $(FORTH) -e "s\" doc.fs\"" makedoc.fs startup.fs -e bye gforth.texi: gforth.ds primitives.b ds2texi.fs prims2x.fs doc.fs $(FORTH) ds2texi.fs >$@ gforth.dvi: gforth.texi $(TEXI2DVI) gforth.texi gforth.ps: gforth.dvi $(DVI2PS) gforth.dvi -o $@ gforth.info: gforth.texi -$(MAKEINFO) gforth.texi html: gforth.texi -$(RM) html/* -mkdir html cd html; $(TEXI2HTML) -menu -split_node ../gforth.texi # For an explanation of the following Makefile rules, see node # `Automatic Remaking' in GNU Autoconf documentation. 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