#
# setup.in:
#       this is included from all makefiles in the subdirectories
#       (via the NMAKE !INCLUDE directive) to set up variables
#       common to all makefiles.
#

# set up PROJECT_BASE_DIR, which is required by other
# makefiles (and most importantly by xwphelpers)
PROJECT_BASE_DIR = $(CVS_WORK_ROOT)\$(WPIDIR)
# this should give us something like K:\cvs\xworkplace


# OUTPUT DIRECTORIES
# ------------------

# Unless you have specified an explicit path in
# XWP_OUTPUT_ROOT from the environment, this
# defaults to the bin\ subdir.

!ifndef WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT
WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT = $(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\bin
!endif

PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR = $(WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT)

MODULESDIR = $(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)

# import library: all executables will be linked against
# this one... this is contained in all the object lists below
HELPERSLIB=\
!ifndef EMX
# for VAC: use import library for WarpIN runtime DLL (dynamic linking)
$(WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT)\wpirtli.lib
!else
# for EMX: do static linking...
$(WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT)\subsys\libbz2.lib \
$(WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT)\exe_st\wiarchive.lib \
$(WPI_OUTPUT_ROOT)\helpers\helpers.lib
!endif

# more directory definitions
MAPDIR = $(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)\map
HELPERS_OUTPUT_DIR_MT = $(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)\helpers
HELPERS_OUTPUT_DIR_ST = $(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)\subsys

!ifndef WPI_RELEASE
WPI_RELEASE = $(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\release
!endif

# HELPERS DIRECTORIES
# -------------------

# XWorkplace uses lots of generic OS/2 helpers code, which
# I have developed over time. Since this code is shared with
# WarpIN and other projects might want to use it too, this
# has been extracted to a separate CVS archive. We assume
# it's in the CVS tree also, so we derive this from $(CVS_WORK_ROOT).

!ifndef HELPERS_BASE_DIR
HELPERS_BASE_DIR=$(CVS_WORK_ROOT)\$(XWPHELPERSDIR)
!endif

MAKE_INCLUDE_DIR = $(HELPERS_BASE_DIR)\make

HELPERS_OUTPUT_DIR=$(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)

HELPERS_DLL_DEF=$(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\src\frontend\wpirtl.def

HELPERS_DLL_NAME=wpirtl

# file stem of the WarpIN runtime DLL
RTL_DLL_NAME=wpirtl


# COMPILER TO USE
# ---------------

# It should be possible to use either EMX/GCC or IBM VAC++ 3.0
# to compile WarpIN. If the following is uncommented, EMX is
# used (and the rest of this file reacts accordingly);
# otherwise IBM VAC++ 3.0 will be assumed.

# WARNING (UM 99-10-23): if you change this flag, you need to
# delete the "bin" directory to enforce a complete rebuild,
# because the makefiles don't react to changes of "setup.in".

# EMX = YOO-HAH
# changed from YEP (UM 99-12-23)


# WPI_DEBUG CODE
# --------------

# If WPI_DEBUG is defined (set to anything), we will produce debug
# code. Otherwise, release code is produced.
# Also, if WPI_DEBUG is defined, __DEBUG__ is #define'd by the
# makefiles thru the compiler command lines, to which the code
# files will react. Most importantly, this will include PmPrintf
# debugging code (doesn't work with EMX).
#
# Note: The makefiles won't recompile everything if this file
# is changed, so you best delete the bin\ directory after
# changing this.

# WPI_DEBUG=YES


# DOCUMENTATION
# -------------

# If the following is uncommented, the makefiles will
# automatically build the INF user guides. However, this
# requires that you have IBM's IPFC.EXE on your PATH,
# otherwise the makefiles will fail.

BUILD_DOCS=YES


# INCLUDES
# --------

# Extend the include path for the compiler.
# This is only used from the subdirectories of SRC,
# so the relative paths are relative to the respective
# subdirectories (e.g. src\main).
# For IBM VAC++ 3.0, we also require an additional Standard
# Template Library (STL) header directory.
# EMX has the STL included, so we just skip it if EMX is used.

!ifdef EMX
PROJECT_INCLUDE=-I $(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\include -I $(HELPERS_BASE_DIR)\include -I $(ACPITKBASE)\h
!else
PROJECT_INCLUDE = $(TKBASE)\h;$(VACBASE)\include;$(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\include;$(HELPERS_BASE_DIR)\include;$(ACPITKBASE)\h
!endif

RC_INCLUDE = -i . -i $(TKBASE)\h -i $(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\include


# TOOLS SETUP
# -----------

RUN_FASTDEP = $(HELPERS_BASE_DIR)\fastdep.exe -i .;$(PROJECT_INCLUDE) -o $(OUTPUTDIR)

RUN_BLDLEVEL = $(PROJECT_BASE_DIR)\BuildLevel.cmd

RUN_UNLOCK = $(CVS_WORK_ROOT)\$(XWPDIR)\tools\unlock.exe

RUN_STRRPL = $(CVS_WORK_ROOT)\$(XWPDIR)\tools\strrpl.exe

COPY = copy


# PRECOMPILED HEADERS
# -------------------

# The following is the directory for precompiled header files.
# This is a feature of VAC++ 3.0 to speed up compilation. If
# the PRECH variable is not defined, precompiled header files
# will not be used. I strongly recommend using a RAM disk for
# this (as for TEMP files in general).
#
# On my system, I use RAMFS.IFS for the RAM disk, which is much
# more reliable than OS/2's VDISK.SYS.
# TEMP is globally set to "R:\temp", which I create at each bootup
# from CONFIG.SYS. VAC++ has some problems when specifying a
# root directory (e.g. "R:\") as a temp directory.
#
# Note that we create a _separate_ precompiled header file for each
# source file (in the $(PRECH) directory). This eats up a lot
# of disk space (I have about 46 MB after a complete WarpIN build),
# but makes sure that the precompiled header does not get recreated
# for each source file.
#
# So be warned: if you have TEMP on a RAM disk, this better be
# able to hold more than 50 MBs.
#
# If you don't like this, comment out the following line, which
# will automatically disable precompilation completely.
# That'll be slower though.
#
# This should NOT be enabled if EMX compiling is on

!ifndef EMX
PRECH=$(TEMP)
!endif


# COMPILER OPTIONS
# ----------------

# Compiler macro. This is used for each .OBJ file to be created.
# If the WPI_DEBUG environment variable was set to anything, we'll
# produce debug code.
# Note: We define "CC" for compiling C++ files (using /tdp),
#       and "CC_C" for compiling plain C files, which is needed
#       for the compression library (libbz2).

#
# ----> VAC++ 3.0  compiler setup
#
CC_WARNINGS=/w2
# /Wcls- /Wcmp- /Wcnd- /Wcns+ /Wcpy+ /Wgen- /Wini- /Wobs- /Word- /Wpro- /Wrea- /Wret- /Wund- /Wuni- /Wuse-
# "Some" ;-) VisualAge C++ compiler options explained:
# /Wcls: class problems
# /Wcnd: conditional exprs problems (= / == etc.)
# /Wcmp: possible unsigned comparison redundancies
# /Wcns: operations involving constants
# /Wcnv: conversions
# /Wcpy: copy constructor problems
# /Weff: statements with no effect (annoying)
# /Wgen: generic debugging msgs
# /Wobs: obsolete features
# /Word: unspecified evaluation order
# /Wpar: list non-referenced parameters (annoying)
# /Wppc: list possible preprocessor problems (.h dependencies)
# /Wpro: warn if funcs have not been prototyped
# /Wrea: mark code that cannot be reached
# /Wret: check consistency of return levels
# /Wuni: uninitialized variables
# /Wuse: unused variables
# /w2:   produce error and warning messages, but no infos
# !if [echo PROJECT_INCLUDE is $(PROJECT_INCLUDE)]
# !endif
CC_BASE=/c /gi+ /q+ /se /ss /gd- /ol- /ft$(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR) /I$(PROJECT_INCLUDE)
# V0.9.9 (2001-01-29) [umoeller]: added /g5
# /c:   compile only, no link (we'll call the linker explicitly)
# /fi+: precompile header files
# /ft+: template resolution files
# /g3|4|5: optimize for 386/486/Pentium
# /gd-: link runtime statically
# /ge-: create DLL code
# /gi+: fast integer execution
# /Gl+: remove unreferenced functions (when comp.+link in 1 step)
# /Gx+: remove C++ exception handling information
# /gm+: multithread libraries
# /kc+: produce preprocessor warnings
# /o+:  optimization (inlining etc.)
# /oi-: no inlining (?)
# /ol+: use intermediate linker; do _not_ use with debug code
# /q+:  suppress icc logo
# /re : don't use subsystem libraries (!= Rn)
# /se:  all language extensions
# /si+: allow use of precompiled header files
# /ss:  allow double slashes comments in C too
# /ti+: debug code
# /tdp: compile everything as C++, even if it has a .C suffix
# /tm:  use debug memory management (malloc etc.)
# /tn:  add source line numbers to object files (for mapfile)
CC_SHARED=$(CC_BASE) $(CC_WARNINGS)
!ifdef WPI_DEBUG
# debug code
DEBUG_MEM =
!ifdef KLIB_LIBS
DEBUG_MEM = /D__KLIB_LIBS__
!endif
# /tm+
CC_C=icc $(CC_SHARED) /o- $(DEBUG_MEM) /tn+ /ti+ /D__DEBUG__ /gm+
# single-thread: without /gm+
CC_ST_TEMP=icc $(CC_SHARED) /o- $(DEBUG_MEM) /tn+ /ti+ /D__DEBUG__

CC_SUBSYS=$(CC_ST)
#
!else

!ifdef WPI_DEBUG_SYM
# no pmprintf debug code:
# V1.0.15 (2007-03-19) [shl]
CC_C=icc $(CC_SHARED) /o- /tn+ /gm+ /g5 /ti+
CC_ST_TEMP=icc $(CC_SHARED) /o+ /oi- /oc+ /tn+ /gm- /ti+
CC_SUBSYS=$(CC_ST) /rn /Gx+ /ti+
!else
# no debug code:
# V1.0.7 (2005-05-15) disabled optimizer because of weird crashes in bs_config.cpp
CC_C=icc $(CC_SHARED) /o- /tn+ /gm+ /g5
# V0.9.7 (2000-12-10) [umoeller]: added /tn+, or we won't get line numbers
# in the map files for the release version...
CC_ST_TEMP=icc $(CC_SHARED) /o+ /oi- /oc+ /tn+ /gm-
# /gu+
CC_SUBSYS=$(CC_ST) /rn /Gx+
!endif

!endif
# WPI_DEBUG

CC_ST = $(CC_ST_TEMP) /g5
CC_TINY=$(CC_ST_TEMP) /rn /g3 /gx+ /gs- /os- /DBUILDING_STUB_CODE
CC_MT = $(CC_C)

# compiler options for helpers;
# this is necessary because the helpers will also be used for XWorkplace
!ifndef EMX
CC_HELPERS=$(CC_MT) /ge-
!else
CC_HELPERS=$(CC_MT)
!endif

# compiler options for without memory debugging:
CC_NODEBUG=$(CC_MT)
!ifndef EMX
!ifdef WPI_DEBUG
CC_NODEBUG=icc $(CC_COMMON) /ti+ $(CC_WARNINGS) /D__DEBUG__
# only used with EMX and xdoc presently... ### remove this!!
!endif
!endif

# LINK OPTIONS
# ------------

# Link macro. This is used for final linking.
# If we're supposed to do the release version, we'll turn
# off debugging and optimize and pack the resulting files.

!ifdef EMX
#
# --> EMX linker
#
LINK=gcc -Zomf -lstdcpp -Zstack 65536 -Zmtd
# LINK=emxomfld -lstdcpp -los2 -LJ:\emx\lib -Zmtd
!ifndef WPI_DEBUG
LINK=$(LINK) -s
!endif
#
# EMX linker options:
#   -Zomf       invoke LINK386 (must use -Zomf with compiler also)
#   -l....      link with .... library (from LIBRARY_PATH)
#   -Zstack     stack size
#   -s          strip (don't use) debug code from object files
#   -Zmtd       multithread libraries
!else
#
# --> VAC++ 3.0 linker
#
LIBDIRS = $(TKBASE)\lib\ "$(VACBASE)\lib\"
!ifndef WARPIN_LINKER
WARPIN_LINKER = ilink
!endif

!ifdef WPI_DEBUG
LINK = $(WARPIN_LINKER) /nologo /noi /debug /map:$(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)\map\$(@B).map /linenumbers $(LIBDIRS)
!else
# V1.0.15 (2007-03-19) [shl]
!ifdef WPI_DEBUG_SYM
LINK = $(WARPIN_LINKER) /nologo /noi /debug /optfunc /map:$(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)\map\$(@B).map /exepack:2 /packcode /packdata /linenumbers $(LIBDIRS)
!else
LINK = $(WARPIN_LINKER) /nologo /noi /nodebug /optfunc /map:$(PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIR)\map\$(@B).map /exepack:2 /packcode /packdata /linenumbers $(LIBDIRS)
!endif
!endif

!endif

LINK_EXE = $(LINK) /base:0x00010000

# Some LINK386 cmd line options
# (Visual Age ILINK understands these too if /nofree is specified):
# /align:  executable pages align factor (in bytes)
# /noe:    no extended dictionary. Required for replacing _DLL_InitTerm.
#          Can slightly increase executable's size.
# /noi:    no ignore case (necc. for C)
# /map:    list public symbols (create MAP file); we always need this,
#          because we produce a .SYM file later.
# /linenumbers: include linenumbers in MAP file
# /nod:    no default library search (explicitly specify libs)
# /nol:    no logo (link386 startup)
# /packcode: group neighboring code segments (enabled per default)
# /packdata: group neighboring data segments (disabled per default)
# /debug:  include debug code
# /optfunc: optimize code arrangement (takes some extra time)
# /exepack:2 use Warp 3 executable compression


# RESOURCE COMPILER
# -----------------

# changed (UM 99-12-23)

RC = rc -n -p -x2 $(RC_INCLUDE)

RC_NOPACK=rc -n -p $(RC_INCLUDE)