dinah@krebs.bcm.tmc.edu (09/01/89)
Has anyone tried to use Imake for applications other than X? We
have a large development project and I like the way Imake handles
make files and would like to use it for our development work. If
someone out there has tried this, could you pass on any ideas and/or
tips on how to get started? Thanks.
Dinah Anderson internet: dinah@bcm.tmc.edu
Baylor College of Medicine uucp: {rutgers,mailrus}!bcm!dinahevans@testmax.ZK3.DEC.COM (Marc Evans Ultrix Q/A) (09/01/89)
and in fact is probably the best way that I have found to make source
building environments portable across many dissimular platforms (eg
ULTRIX, VMS, DOS, OS/2).
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==========================================================================carlson@lance.tis.llnl.gov (John Carlson) (09/06/89)
In article <1687@gazette.bcm.tmc.edu> dinah@krebs.bcm.tmc.edu () writes: >Has anyone tried to use Imake for applications other than X? We Yes. >have a large development project and I like the way Imake handles >make files and would like to use it for our development work. If >someone out there has tried this, could you pass on any ideas and/or >tips on how to get started? Thanks. Check out Imake.rules. Our Imakefile (we are using RCS. use whatever cm package you like best): ## ## Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory ## ## Technology Information Systems Program ## ## Copyright 1988,1989 by The Regents of the University of California. ## ## Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its ## documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided ## that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that ## copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting ## documentation, and that the names of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, ## and the University of California not be used in advertising ## or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, ## written prior permission. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the ## University of California makes no representations about the ## suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" ## without express or implied warranty. ## ## THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS ## SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, ## IN NO EVENT SHALL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ## BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES ## WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION ## OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN ## CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. ## ## Author: John Carlson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory ## ## $Header: Imakefile,v 1.40 89/07/31 10:51:57 carlson Locked $ ## ## $Log: Imakefile,v $ ## DEPEND = $(DEPENDSRC)/makedepend -f Imakefile GRIND = vgrind -rv1 CDEBUGFLAGS = -g ## Change these paths per installation ## DBDIR = /usr/src/doscaps/unify/bin ## DBCOPY = /usr/src/doscaps/unify/copy ## DBTEMP = /usr/src/doscaps/unify/temp ## SCREENDIR = /usr/src/doscaps/ui/images ## ICONDIR = /usr/src/doscaps/ui/images ## FBMFILE = /usr/src/doscaps/ui/data/FBM.data DBDIR = . DBCOPY = DBTEMP = /tmp SCREENDIR = /usr/src/doscaps ICONDIR = /usr/src/doscaps FBMFILE = FBM.data ## Installation directories ## BINDIR = /usr/src/doscaps/ui/bin ## MANDIR = /usr/src/doscaps/ui/man MANDIR = /usr/man/mann BINDIR = /usr/local ## These paths are for compilation: ## DATABASE = /usr/src/doscaps/unify/bin ## ICONINC = /usr/src/doscaps/ui/images ## UNIFYDIR = /usr/local/unify DATABASE = /usr/src/doscaps ICONINC = /usr/src/doscaps UNIFYDIR = /usr/local/unify ## DEFINES = \ -DDBDIR=\"${DBDIR}\" \ -DDBCOPY=\"${DBCOPY}\" \ -DDBTEMP=\"${DBTEMP}\" \ -DSCREENDIR=\"${SCREENDIR}\" \ -DICONDIR=\"${ICONDIR}\" \ -DFBMFILE=\"${FBMFILE}\" UNIFYINC = ${UNIFYDIR}/include UNIFYLIB = ${UNIFYDIR}/lib/libdb.a INCLUDES = -I${ICONINC} -I${UNIFYINC} -I${DATABASE} PROGS = FBM.o animate.o doscaps.o events.o grid.o info_frame.o \ toggle.o props.o bothdump.o DB_PROGS = sites.o flows.o db.o stores.o results.o processor.o \ peruse.o unconf.o nwconf.o nwx.o coop.o sites_db.o \ windows.o graph.o wan.o query.o network.o arch.o PERF_PROGS = size.o perf.o config.o SEP_SRCS = config.c coop.c nwconf.c nwx.c perf.c query.c size.c \ unconf.c wan.c SRCS1 = animate.c arch.c bothdump.c db.c doscaps.c events.c \ FBM.c flows.c graph.c grid.c info_frame.c \ network.c peruse.c processor.c props.c results.c \ sites.c sites_db.c stores.c toggle.c windows.c \ ${SEP_SRCS} HEADERS = \ FBM.h animate.h arch.h commdefs.h config.h db.h \ dbdecl.h defs.h doscaps.h erric.h events.h files.h \ flows.h graph.h grid.h info_frame.h log.h network.h \ nwconf.h peruse.h procedures.h processor.h props.h \ results.h site_event.h site_state.h sites.h stores.h \ syslib.h toggle.h windows.h \ ${DATABASE}/db_file.h OBJS1 = $(PROGS) $(DB_PROGS) $(PERF_PROGS) SRCS2 = db_main.c OBJS2 = size.o unconf.o nwconf.o nwx.o coop.o db_main.o \ perf.o config.o wan.o query.o SRCS3 = getkey.c rmrec.c strrecbykey.c demo_site.c hierarchy.c OBJS3 = getkey.o rmrec.o strrecbykey.o demo_site.o hierarchy.o PGMS3 = getkey rmrec strrecbykey demo_site PROGRAMS = doscaps db_proc ${PGMS3} MISCFILES = TASKS DOSCAPS.cpp doscaps.an db_proc.an fbm.an USCRIPTS = flint nmtest nwtest site_date site_test jsite_test ISCRIPTS = pv_script bw_print_script color_print_script printscript reinstall SCRIPTS = $(USCRIPTS) $(ISCRIPTS) WINLIBS = -lsuntool -lsunwindow -lpixrect MATHLIBS = -lm DB_LIBS = ${UNIFYLIB} # SYS V LINT LINT = /usr/5bin/lint LINTOPTS = -axz # SUN LINT ## LINTOPTS = -bhz # LINTOPTS = -bxz # LINTOPTS = -bhxz # LINTOPTS = -abhxz LINTLIBS = $(WINLIBS) $(MATHLIBS) #define GroupTarget(target, targs) @@\ target : targs ComplexProgramTarget_1(doscaps,$(DB_LIBS), $(WINLIBS) $(MATHLIBS)) ComplexProgramTarget_2(db_proc,$(DB_LIBS), $(MATHLIBS)) SingleProgramTarget(getkey, getkey.o, $(DB_LIBS),) SingleProgramTarget(rmrec, rmrec.o, $(DB_LIBS),) SingleProgramTarget(strrecbykey, strrecbykey.o, $(DB_LIBS),) SingleProgramTarget(demo_site, demo_site.o hierarchy.o, $(DB_LIBS),) AllTarget(DOSCAPS.d doscaps.man db_proc.man fbm.man) InstallProgram($(PGMS3), $(BINDIR)) InstallProgram($(ISCRIPTS), $(BINDIR)) InstallManPage(fbm, $(MANDIR)) .SUFFIXES: .man .an .an~ .d .cpp .cpp~ .an.man: $(RM) $@ soelim $*.an > $@ .cpp.d: $(RM) $@ $(CPP) -P $(STD_CPP_DEFINES) $(DEFINES) $*.cpp > $@ # lint targets NormalLintTarget($(SRCS)) lint: $(SRCS) $(HEADERS) # check out sources # vs ~profiledLibraryObjectRule() NormalLibraryObjectRule() own : doscaps db_proc cp doscaps doscaps-`whoami` cp db_proc db_proc-`whoami` # System V stuff cflow1: cflow $(INCLUDES) $(STD_DEFINES) $(DEFINES) ${SRCS1} cflow2: cflow $(INCLUDES) $(STD_DEFINES) $(DEFINES) ${SRCS2} ${SEP_SRCS} cflow1r: cflow -r $(INCLUDES) $(STD_DEFINES) $(DEFINES) ${SRCS1} cflow2r: cflow -r $(INCLUDES) $(STD_DEFINES) $(DEFINES) ${SRCS2} ${SEP_SRCS} # grind stuff print: ${SRCS} ${HEADERS} @echo 'set your TROFF & PRINTER environment variables' $(GRIND) -t ${SRCS} ${HEADERS} | psdoscaps - index: ${SRCS} ${HEADERS} $(TAGS) -v -t ${SRCS} ${HEADERS} | sort -f > index @echo 'set your TROFF & PRINTER environment variables' $(GRIND) -t -x index | psdoscaps - contents: index sort +1 -2f +2 -3n index > contents @echo 'set your TROFF & PRINTER environment variables' $(GRIND) -t -x contents | psdoscaps - # do this with the NeXT machine tree: tags (echo DOSCAPS;ctree -GMSTnq -c 400 -i " " | sed -e 's/[{}]//g' -e '/^[ ]*$$/d') > tree # date the make date : @date "+Target inspected @ %r" RCSTARGS = $(SRCS) $(HEADERS) $(SCRIPTS) $(MISCFILES) $(RCSTARGS): co $@ ci_1 : ci $(SRCS1) $(HEADERS) ci : ci $(SRCS) $(HEADERS) $(SCRIPTS) $(MISCFILES) co_1 : co $(SRCS1) $(HEADERS) co : co $(SRCS) $(HEADERS) $(SCRIPTS) editall : co -l $(SRCS) $(HEADERS) $(SCRIPTS) $(MISCFILES) # DO NOT DELETE