unix-cc.in   [plain text]

# template for Unix-specific compiler definitions
#

CC      := @CC@

ifndef LIBTOOL
  LIBTOOL := $(BUILD)/libtool
endif


# The object file extension (for standard and static libraries).  This can be
# .o, .tco, .obj, etc., depending on the platform.
#
O  := lo
SO := o


# The library file extension (for standard and static libraries).  This can
# be .a, .lib, etc., depending on the platform.
#
A  := la
SA := a


# The name of the final library file.  Note that the DOS-specific Makefile
# uses a shorter (8.3) name.
#
LIBRARY := lib$(PROJECT)


# Path inclusion flag.  Some compilers use a different flag than `-I' to
# specify an additional include path.  Examples are `/i=' or `-J'.
#
I := -I


# C flag used to define a macro before the compilation of a given source
# object.  Usually it is `-D' like in `-DDEBUG'.
#
D := -D


# The link flag used to specify a given library file on link.  Note that
# this is only used to compile the demo programs, not the library itself.
#
L := -l


# Target flag.
#
T := -o # Don't remove this comment line!  We need the space after `-o'.


# C flags
#
#   These should concern: debug output, optimization & warnings.
#
#   Use the ANSIFLAGS variable to define the compiler flags used to enfore
#   ANSI compliance.
#
CFLAGS := -c @XX_CFLAGS@ @CFLAGS@

# ANSIFLAGS: Put there the flags used to make your compiler ANSI-compliant.
#
ANSIFLAGS := @XX_ANSIFLAGS@

# C compiler to use -- we use libtool!
#
#
CCraw := $(CC)
CC    := $(LIBTOOL) --mode=compile $(CCraw)

# Linker flags.
#
LDFLAGS := @LDFLAGS@


# Library linking
#
LINK_LIBRARY = $(LIBTOOL) --mode=link $(CCraw) -o $@ $(OBJECTS_LIST) \
                          -rpath $(libdir) -version-info $(version_info) \
                          $(LDFLAGS)

# EOF