data/develop/Makefile

   1 ## Haiku Generic Makefile v2.6 ##
   2
   3 ## Fill in this file to specify the project being created, and the referenced
   4 ## Makefile-Engine will do all of the hard work for you. This handles any
   5 ## architecture of Haiku.
   6 ## For more information, see:
   7 ## file:///system/develop/documentation/makefile-engine.html
   8
   9 # The name of the binary.
  10 NAME =
  11
  12 # The type of binary, must be one of:
  13 #       APP:    Application
  14 #       SHARED: Shared library or add-on
  15 #       STATIC: Static library archive
  16 #       DRIVER: Kernel driver
  17 TYPE =
  18
  19 #       If you plan to use localization, specify the application's MIME signature.
  20 APP_MIME_SIG =
  21
  22 #       The following lines tell Pe and Eddie where the SRCS, RDEFS, and RSRCS are
  23 #       so that Pe and Eddie can fill them in for you.
  24 #%{
  25 # @src->@
  26
  27 #       Specify the source files to use. Full paths or paths relative to the
  28 #       Makefile can be included. All files, regardless of directory, will have
  29 #       their object files created in the common object directory. Note that this
  30 #       means this Makefile will not work correctly if two source files with the
  31 #       same name (source.c or source.cpp) are included from different directories.
  32 #       Also note that spaces in folder names do not work well with this Makefile.
  33 SRCS =
  34
  35 #       Specify the resource definition files to use. Full or relative paths can be
  36 #       used.
  37 RDEFS =
  38
  39 #       Specify the resource files to use. Full or relative paths can be used.
  40 #       Both RDEFS and RSRCS can be utilized in the same Makefile.
  41 RSRCS =
  42
  43 # End Pe/Eddie support.
  44 # @<-src@
  45 #%}
  46
  47 #       Specify libraries to link against.
  48 #       There are two acceptable forms of library specifications:
  49 #       -       if your library follows the naming pattern of libXXX.so or libXXX.a,
  50 #               you can simply specify XXX for the library. (e.g. the entry for
  51 #               "libtracker.so" would be "tracker")
  52 #
  53 #       -       for GCC-independent linking of standard C++ libraries, you can use
  54 #               $(STDCPPLIBS) instead of the raw "stdc++[.r4] [supc++]" library names.
  55 #
  56 #       -       if your library does not follow the standard library naming scheme,
  57 #               you need to specify the path to the library and it's name.
  58 #               (e.g. for mylib.a, specify "mylib.a" or "path/mylib.a")
  59 LIBS =
  60
  61 #       Specify additional paths to directories following the standard libXXX.so
  62 #       or libXXX.a naming scheme. You can specify full paths or paths relative
  63 #       to the Makefile. The paths included are not parsed recursively, so
  64 #       include all of the paths where libraries must be found. Directories where
  65 #       source files were specified are automatically included.
  66 LIBPATHS =
  67
  68 #       Additional paths to look for system headers. These use the form
  69 #       "#include <header>". Directories that contain the files in SRCS are
  70 #       NOT auto-included here.
  71 SYSTEM_INCLUDE_PATHS =
  72
  73 #       Additional paths paths to look for local headers. These use the form
  74 #       #include "header". Directories that contain the files in SRCS are
  75 #       automatically included.
  76 LOCAL_INCLUDE_PATHS =
  77
  78 #       Specify the level of optimization that you want. Specify either NONE (O0),
  79 #       SOME (O1), FULL (O2), or leave blank (for the default optimization level).
  80 OPTIMIZE :=
  81
  82 #       Specify the codes for languages you are going to support in this
  83 #       application. The default "en" one must be provided too. "make catkeys"
  84 #       will recreate only the "locales/en.catkeys" file. Use it as a template
  85 #       for creating catkeys for other languages. All localization files must be
  86 #       placed in the "locales" subdirectory.
  87 LOCALES =
  88
  89 #       Specify all the preprocessor symbols to be defined. The symbols will not
  90 #       have their values set automatically; you must supply the value (if any) to
  91 #       use. For example, setting DEFINES to "DEBUG=1" will cause the compiler
  92 #       option "-DDEBUG=1" to be used. Setting DEFINES to "DEBUG" would pass
  93 #       "-DDEBUG" on the compiler's command line.
  94 DEFINES =
  95
  96 #       Specify the warning level. Either NONE (suppress all warnings),
  97 #       ALL (enable all warnings), or leave blank (enable default warnings).
  98 WARNINGS =
  99
 100 #       With image symbols, stack crawls in the debugger are meaningful.
 101 #       If set to "TRUE", symbols will be created.
 102 SYMBOLS :=
 103
 104 #       Includes debug information, which allows the binary to be debugged easily.
 105 #       If set to "TRUE", debug info will be created.
 106 DEBUGGER :=
 107
 108 #       Specify any additional compiler flags to be used.
 109 COMPILER_FLAGS =
 110
 111 #       Specify any additional linker flags to be used.
 112 LINKER_FLAGS =
 113
 114 #       Specify the version of this binary. Example:
 115 #               -app 3 4 0 d 0 -short 340 -long "340 "`echo -n -e '\302\251'`"1999 GNU GPL"
 116 #       This may also be specified in a resource.
 117 APP_VERSION :=
 118
 119 #       (Only used when "TYPE" is "DRIVER"). Specify the desired driver install
 120 #       location in the /dev hierarchy. Example:
 121 #               DRIVER_PATH = video/usb
 122 #       will instruct the "driverinstall" rule to place a symlink to your driver's
 123 #       binary in ~/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/video/usb, so that your driver will
 124 #       appear at /dev/video/usb when loaded. The default is "misc".
 125 DRIVER_PATH =
 126
 127 ## Include the Makefile-Engine
 128 DEVEL_DIRECTORY := \
 129         $(shell findpaths -r "makefile_engine" B_FIND_PATH_DEVELOP_DIRECTORY)
 130 include $(DEVEL_DIRECTORY)/etc/makefile-engine