klarich@a.cs.okstate.edu (terry klarich) (02/10/89)
I would like to hear from anyone who has a makefile generator which will eithor work with logitec 3.03 or in source form. I am not too crazy about m2make provided with Logitec. I currently use the make provided with turbo c. This would sure save a lot of time. I never get the dependancies right the first time. -- Terry Klarich (klarich@a.cs.okstate.edu) n5hts A man is not complete until he is married then, he is finished.
SINBV@NOBERGEN.BITNET ("Bjoern Asle VALDE +47 21 32 46", 5) (02/10/89)
This might not be quite what your looking for, but I have a very nice makefile-generator that currently works with C pograms under ms-dog. It's originally written for unix by Peter J. Nicklin and is ported to dos by a person next door. This thing could quite easily work with turbo-pascal, and it shuld therefore be easy to make it understand M2 also. You'll have to do the changes in C though, rewriting it to M2 is of course possible but migth take a few days depending on the weather and skiing conditions. To the best of my knowledge this code is pd, so send me a note and I'll provide a copy. Eh, if you're using make *only* for dependency analysis on M2 source code is it not quite clear for me why you're not satisfied with the Logitech make, as this make can gather all relevant information from the code -- obviously nice. Last one other thing; the make I'm refering to should probably work with NdMake (that piece is pd too), last time I looked both turbo-make and msmake where to severely braindamaged to be of *real* value in many situasions. Regards; _Bjorn -- edmbv\nobergen (.bitnet/earn) "disclaimer? what - me worry :-)" bjorn\lilje.uib.no (internet) valde\rose.uib.uninett (ean)
lsr@APPLE.COM (Larry Rosenstein) (02/11/89)
In article <INFO-M2%89021005045054@UCF1VM> SINBV@NOBERGEN.BITNET ("Bjoern Asle VALDE +47 21 32 46", 5) writes: > This might not be quite what your looking for, but I have a very > nice makefile-generator that currently works with C pograms under I would be interested in getting a copy of this code as well. Thanks. Larry Larry Rosenstein, Apple Computer, Inc. Internet: lsr@Apple.com UUCP: {nsc, sun}!apple!lsr AppleLink: Rosenstein1
klarich@A.CS.OKSTATE.EDU (02/12/89)
I would like to see the source code you were talking about. I don't like the m2make from Logitec because one must run m2make and then call the batch file it creates. I would rather just type make and let it do all the work. -- Terry Klarich (klarich@a.cs.okstate.edu) n5hts A man is not complete until he is married then, he is finished.
ed@sprawl (Ed McCurdy) (02/13/89)
In article <4391@okstate.UUCP>, klarich@a.cs (terry klarich) writes: >I would like to hear from anyone who has a makefile generator which will ... >Terry Klarich (klarich@a.cs.okstate.edu) n5hts A makefile generator comes with Olsen & Associates' library. Their development tools works well together. Attached is the relevant info taken from their announcement. Ed ----------------------------------------------------- <Date: Thu, 13 Oct 88 09:53:51 <From: M2 Portable Library <yaml%olsen%unizh.UUCP@CERNVAX> <Subject: Free M2 Library ... <Some details. The library < o is freeware which means we hold a copyright, but it is freely distrib- < utable and usable (copyright is a mixture between that of X and GNU). ... < o includes a dependency generator for "make". ... <If you have questions, we'll be happy to answer them. Please <mail to: < mcvax!cernvax!unizh!olsen!yaml@uunet.uu.net <or < olsen!yaml@uunet.uu.net ... -- Ed McCurdy, | Internet: ed@nexus.YorkU.CA York University, Toronto, Canada | UUCP: ...![utzoo|utgpu]!yunexus!ed (416) 736-5257x2685 | BITNET: ed@yulibra
BOTCHAIR@UOGUELPH.BITNET (Alex Bewley) (02/14/89)
The M2Make from LogiTech works fine. It has options which make if very
flexible. Here is a copy of the batch file I use to make M2 programs.
== m2makem.bat ==
m2make %1/n+/l=^m2exe^library.mak/pm="m2c {#/o}"/pl="if not exist *.lst m2l #
/o/b"%2 %3 %4 %5
cmdfile
==
The options for each stage of compiling allow CMDFILE to abort if any
modules do not successfully compile. Hence, time is not wasted linking bad
files.
Alex