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# @(#) $Revision: 4.5 $ $Source: /judy/make_includes/platform.win_ipf.mk $
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# Makefile fragment for Judy* for platform "win_ipf" (using MKS Toolkit and
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# Visual Studio / VC++). See platform.win_ia32.mk for more comments.
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# Commands to run, using full paths where appropriate to avoid ambiguity:
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# Note: MKS uses unusual path names. Giving the "user" versions of these
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# names to make(1), even with quote marks to hide spaces, seems to fail, so
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# instead use "real" names (either way without *.exe suffixes).
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# Use VC++ compile tools rather than MKS compile tools:
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# CCPATH = /PROGRA~1/MKSTOO~1/mksnt/cc
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CCPATH = /PROGRA~1/MICROS~3/Bin/Win64/CL
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# LDPATH = /PROGRA~1/MKSTOO~1/mksnt/cc
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LDPATH = /PROGRA~1/MICROS~3/Bin/Win64/LINK
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# Must use the "lib" command:
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ARPATH = /PROGRA~1/MICROS~3/Bin/Win64/LIB
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# Object file directories:
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# $INTDIR is the location for intermediate (non-deliverable) constructed files,
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# optionally including a suffix component for recursive make calls.
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# $DELDIR is the CPF-standard "deliver/" followed by various paths for
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# different files so they are in an appropriate place for delivery to an HPUX
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# system. Yes, this leads to annoyingly long full paths such as
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# hpux_pa/product/deliver/usr/share/doc/Judy, but Judy-cious use of symlinks in
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# the top of a personal sandbox can mitigate this.
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# Note: Through version 4.56, files were placed in deliver/opt/Judy, but in
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# preparation for 11.11 OEUR delivery we decided they belong in various "core
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# HPUX" locations under /usr on the filesystem (see below).
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# Note: For open source delivery, Judy files belong back in /opt/Judy; see the
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# Note: For safety the values of $OBJDIR_OPT and the suffix of $DELDIR_DOC are
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# hard-coded into the install and uninstall targets.
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OBJDIR_OPT = /opt/Judy
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# For Linux, $DELDIR_LIB_SUFFIX is simply null.
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DELDIR_LIB = $(DELDIR)/usr/lib$(DELDIR_LIB_SUFFIX)
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DELDIR_INC = $(DELDIR)/usr/include
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DELDIR_DOC = $(DELDIR)/usr/share/doc/Judy
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DELDIR_DEMO = $(DELDIR_DOC)/demo
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DELDIR_MAN = $(DELDIR)/usr/share/man/man3$(MANDIR_SUFFIX)
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# Use normal tools for building internal tools (programs):
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CCPATH_TOOL = $(CCPATH)
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# MKS lacks some commands that it's possible to do without:
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CSTRIP = cstrip_not_present
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# HP-UX has rmnl(1) but MKS does not, so use grep instead; note the tab:
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RMNL = grep -v '^[ ]*$$'
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# Platform-specific library lists for win_ipf for various "lib" targets:
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LIBS_ALL_LIST = lib64lib
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# Suffix for $LIB_ID (same as what's passed in $LIB_SUFFIX for a recursive
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# Linker option to build a shared library:
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# TBD: Fill this in when appropriate.
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# Unfortunately there are CC_OPTS differences between both platforms AND
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# flavors, so spell them out here by flavor, meaning this file cannot be
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# CL -nologo hides the banner.
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# CL -W4 is like -Wall, and "4" is the highest number it seems to accept.
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# This platform does not define __LP64__ because it's not a 64-bit data model,
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# but Judy wants JU_64BIT anyway because it uses 64-bit words to match pointer
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CC_OPTS_product = -O2 -W4 -nologo -DJU_64BIT
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CC_OPTS_cov = -O2 -W4 -DJU_FLAVOR_COV -nologo -DJU_64BIT
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CC_OPTS_debug = -GZ -W4 -DJU_FLAVOR_DEBUG -nologo -DJU_64BIT
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# At least on this platform, for make to recognize that a tool is already
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# built, the filename + auto-added suffix must be used:
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# TBD: MKS has compress, but directory paths look like:
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# C:/Program Files/MKS Toolkit/etc/cat1
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# Unclear where to put manual entries or whether to compress them. Also, MKS
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# compress complains: "Output in LZW compress format is not supported." For
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# now just drop them uncompressed.
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# Platform win_ipf VC++ "CL" compiler needs -Fo to specify the object file and
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# -Fe to specify the executable file:
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