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# config.mk -*-Makefile-*-
# This is the pimd build configuration file. See the below description for details
# on each build option.
# -D_GNU_SOURCE : Use GNU extensions, where possible
# -D_BSD_SOURCE : Use functions derived from 4.3 BSD Unix rather than POSIX.1
# -DPIM : Enable PIM extensions in RSRR
DEFS = -D__BSD_SOURCE -D_GNU_SOURCE -DPIM
# EXTRA_OBJS= For locally provided objects missing on some platforms, e.g., strlcpy.o
# EXTRA_LIBS= For platform specific libraries, e.g., -lutil
# Misc. definitions
# -DBROKEN_CISCO_CHECKSUM :
# If your RP is buggy cisco PIM-SMv2 implementation that computes
# the PIM-Register checksum over the whole pkt instead only over
# the header, you need to define this. Otherwise, all your PIM-Register
# may be dropped by the cisco-RP.
#DEFS += -DBROKEN_CISCO_CHECKSUM
#
# -DPIM_OLD_KERNEL : older PIM kernels don't prepare the inner encapsulated
# pkt, and the daemon had to take care of the details
# (prior to pimd-2.1.0-alpha29). Newer kernels will prepare everything,
# and then the daemon should not touch anything. Unfortunately, both
# kernels are not compatible. If you still have one of those old kernels
# around and want to use it, then define PIM_OLD_KERNEL here.
#DEFS += -DPIM_OLD_KERNEL
#
# -DPIM_REG_KERNEL_ENCAP : Register kernel encapsulation. Your kernel must
# support registers kernel encapsulation to be able to use it.
#DEFS += -DPIM_REG_KERNEL_ENCAP
#
# -DKERNEL_MFC_WC_G : (*,G) kernel MFC support. Use it ONLY with (*,G)
# capable kernel
#DEFS += -DKERNEL_MFC_WC_G
#
# -DSAVE_MEMORY : saves 4 bytes per unconfigured interface
# per routing entry. If set, configuring such interface will restart the
# daemon and will flush the routing table.
#DEFS += -DSAVE_MEMORY
#
# -DSCOPED_ACL :
# Scoped access control list support in pimd.conf, by Marian Stagarescu <marian@cidera.com>
# If you want to install NUL OIF for the "scoped groups", use the following syntax:
# "phyint IFNAME [scoped <MCAST_ADDR> masklen <PREFIX_LEN>]", e.g.
# phyint fxp0 scoped "addr" masklen "len"
#DEFS += -DSCOPED_ACL
#
##
# Compilation flags for different platforms.
# Uncomment only one of them. Default: Linux
# If the multicast header files are not in the standard place on your system,
# define MCAST_INCLUDE to be an appropriate `-I' options for the C compiler.
#MCAST_INCLUDE= -I/sys
## FreeBSD -D__FreeBSD__ is defined by the OS
## FreeBSD-3.x, FreeBSD-4.x
# Seems to already have ip_mroute.h and pim.h, add -Iinclude/freebsd if
# ip_mroute.h or in.h is missing on your system and -Iinclude for pim.h
#INCLUDES =
#DEFS += -DHAVE_STRTONUM -DHAVE_STRLCPY
#EXTRA_OBJS = pidfile.o
#EXTRA_LIBS =
## FreeBSD-2.x
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude -Iinclude/freebsd2
#DEFS +=
#EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
## NetBSD -DNetBSD is defined by the OS
# Seems to already have ip_mroute.h and pim.h, add -Iinclude/netbsd if
# ip_mroute.h or in.h is missing on your system and -Iinclude for pim.h
#INCLUDES =
#DEFS += -DHAVE_STRTONUM -DHAVE_STRLCPY -DHAVE_PIDFILE
#EXTRA_OBJS =
#EXTRA_LIBS = -lutil
## OpenBSD -DOpenBSD is defined by the OS
# Seems to already have ip_mroute.h and pim.h, add -Iinclude/openbsd if
# ip_mroute.h or in.h is missing on your system and -Iinclude for pim.h
#INCLUDES =
#DEFS += -DHAVE_STRTONUM -DHAVE_STRLCPY -DHAVE_PIDFILE
#EXTRA_OBJS =
#EXTRA_LIBS = -lutil
## BSDI -D__bsdi__ is defined by the OS
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude
#DEFS +=
#EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
## SunOS, OSF1, gcc
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude -Iinclude/sunos-gcc
#DEFS += -DSunOS=43
#EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
## SunOS, OSF1, cc
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude -Iinclude/sunos-cc
#DEFS += -DSunOS=43
#EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
## IRIX
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude
#DEFS += -D_BSD_SIGNALS -DIRIX
#EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
## Solaris 2.5, gcc
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude
#DEFS += -DSYSV -DSunOS=55
## Solaris 2.5, cc
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude
#DEFS += -DSYSV -DSunOS=55
## Solaris 2.6
#INCLUDES = -Iinclude
#DEFS += -DSYSV -DSunOS=56
## Solaris 2.x
#EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
#EXTRA_LIBS = -L/usr/ucblib -lucb -L/usr/lib -lsocket -lnsl
## Linux -D__linux__ is defined by the OS
# GNU/Linux systems do not seem to ship pim.h and pim_var.h,
# use local include/netinet
# For uClibc based Linux systems, add -DHAVE_STRLCPY to DEFS
INCLUDES = -Iinclude
DEFS += -DRAW_INPUT_IS_RAW -DRAW_OUTPUT_IS_RAW -DIOCTL_OK_ON_RAW_SOCKET
EXTRA_OBJS = strlcpy.o pidfile.o
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