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#
# Makefile for synchronize-preferences
#

Project := synchronize-preferences

ifndef CoreOSMakefiles
CoreOSMakefiles = $(MAKEFILEPATH)/CoreOS
endif

# Common.make does a "rm -f" on $(OBJROOT) without ignoring the exit code,
# which breaks us for doing in-place builds (where OBJROOT="."). This tells
# make to error status for all commands in the "clean" target.
.IGNORE: clean

VERBOSE := YES
ifeq ($(SRCROOT),.)
	COPY_SOURCES = NO
endif

ifeq ($(GnuNoStrip),YES)
STRIP_X	:= true
else
STRIP_X	:= strip -x
endif

# This is approximately what Standard/Standard.make does, but if we use that it
# kill the build. Probably something subtl WRT the default target. This works.
include $(CoreOSMakefiles)/ReleaseControl/Common.make
include $(CoreOSMakefiles)/Standard/Variables.make
include $(CoreOSMakefiles)/Standard/Implicit.make

# Reset the various roots for in-place builds. Common.make sets
# these to subdirectories of /tmp but does not bother to actually
# create the subdirectories. This makes in-place builds fail because
# no-one has got around to doing a mkdir on $(SYMROOT). buildit
# sets these paths in the environment, which overrides the local
# values, making us all OK.

SRCROOT = .
OBJROOT = .
SYMROOT = .
DSTROOT = .

# make.common contains the project-wide GCC options and other useful settings.
# when doing a stand-alone buldit from the current directory, it's not copied
# to $(SRCROOT), so we have to live without it.
-include ../../make.common

SMB_LIBEXEC ?= $(LIBEXECDIR)/samba

DEBUG ?= NO
TESTLEAKS ?= NO

# The CoreOS Makefiles set this to /usr/bin/cc, which makes the link fail.
Cxx := /usr/bin/c++

# NOTE: Adding -frepo makes a smaller executable, but this fails to link when
# building multi-architecture binaries.
Extra_CPP_Includes = -Iinclude
Extra_Cxx_Flags := $(RC_CFLAGS) $(SANE_GCC_WARNINGS)
Extra_LD_Flags := $(RC_CFLAGS) $(SANE_GCC_WARNINGS)

# Turn off optimisation for debug builds. There's so much inlining going
# on that it's just too hard to step through otherwise.
ifeq ($(DEBUG),YES)
Extra_Cxx_Flags += -DDEBUG
CC_Optimize := -O0
endif

ifeq ($(TESTLEAKS),YES)
Extra_Cxx_Flags += -DTESTLEAKS
endif

LIBS := -framework SystemConfiguration -framework CoreFoundation

SYNC_SOURCES := $(SRCROOT)/sync.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/rules.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/SmbOption.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/SmbConfig.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/plist.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/options.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/utils.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/RegularExpression.cpp \
	$(SRCROOT)/lib/launchctl.cpp

SYNC_OBJECTS := $(subst $(SRCROOT),$(OBJROOT),$(SYNC_SOURCES:.cpp=.o))
SYNC_REPO := $(SYNC_SOURCES:.cpp=.rpo)

TARGETS := $(OBJROOT)/synchronize-preferences

$(BuildDirectory)/%.o: %.cpp
	@echo "Compiling "$@"..."
	$(_v) $(Cxx) $(CXXFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $< -o $@

all: $(TARGETS)
build:: $(TARGETS)

# Make sure we create the lib subdirectory is $OBJROOT to put objects in.
$(SYNC_OBJECTS): $(OBJROOT)/lib

$(OBJROOT)/lib:
	$(_v) $(MKDIR) $(OBJROOT)/lib

$(OBJROOT)/synchronize-preferences: $(SYNC_OBJECTS)
	@echo Linking $@ ...
	$(_v) $(Cxx) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LIBS)

# Install preferences sync tools to $DSTROOT and copy the symbolicated
# versions to $SYMROOT. This is already done in the Samba project as
# part of the GnuAfterInstall rule. We only need to do this when doing
# a buildit build of the prefsync sub-project.
install:: $(OBJROOT)/synchronize-preferences
	$(INSTALL) -d -m 755 $(DSTROOT)$(USRDIR)/local/include
	$(INSTALL) -d -m 755 $(DSTROOT)$(SMB_LIBEXEC)
	$(INSTALL) -c -m 755 -o root -g wheel \
		$(OBJROOT)/synchronize-preferences \
		$(DSTROOT)$(SMB_LIBEXEC)
	$(INSTALL) -c -m 644 \
		$(SRCROOT)/include/smb_server_prefs.h \
		$(DSTROOT)$(USRDIR)/local/include
ifndef $(GnuAfterInstall)
	( set -x ; \
	  cd $(DSTROOT); \
	  find . -type f | while read f ; do \
		$(MKDIR) $(SYMROOT)/`dirname "$$f"` ; \
		cp "$$f" "$(SYMROOT)/$$f" ; \
		if [ -x "$$f" ] ; then \
			$(STRIP_X) "$$f"; \
			dsymutil "$(SYMROOT)/$$f" || true ; \
		fi ; \
		case "$$f" in *.dylib) \
			$(STRIP_X) "$$f" ; \
			dsymutil "$(SYMROOT)/$$f" || true ;; \
		esac \
	  done ; \
	)
endif

clean::
	-$(_v) rm -rf $(SYNC_REPO) $(SYNC_OBJECTS) *.dSYM
	-$(_v) rm -f $(TARGETS)