# Copyright 1990-1995 Silicon Graphics, Inc.  All rights reserved.
#
#ident "$Revision: 1.1 $"
#
# Common makefile definitions.
#
# Notes:
#   - Definitions with the same names only need to be passed on the
#     command line of recursive makes if they would be redefined by
#     the sub-makefile.  Definitions passed on the command line are
#     not reset by the environment or the definitions in the makefile.
#   - C++ style macros are deprecated and will be removed when out of use.
#     They must be interwoven in definitions to keep upward compatibility.
#
#   - The contents of this header are changed based on some variables
#     should be defined BEFORE including this file:
#     OBJECT_STYLE - define basic ABI/ISA that should be used to create product.
#	this also sets LD search paths, C/C++/Fortran/Pascal options.
#     NO_OBJECT_STYLE - disable all this new OBJECT_STYLE business.
#	Note that if one does this all the info in releasedefs about
#	compiler versions, default compilation modes etc will be ignored.
#	Only smake-files can do this.
#     NO_LSRCH - do not set any library searching rules for LD options.
#     ASTYLE  - by default, the ABI/ISA for C is used for assembler -
#	setting ASTYLE (to be assembler options) can override the OBJECT_STYLE
#	to permit fine-tuning of asm code.
#     NO_STARTOPT - don't set any of the DSO start option macros - this
#	will keep the global so_locations files from being updated.
#

COMMONRULES= $(IVDEPTH)/make/commonrules
COMMONTARGS= clobber clean rmtargets fluff tags
PRODUCTDEFS= $(IVDEPTH)/make/$(PRODUCT)defs
RELEASEDEFS= $(IVDEPTH)/make/releasedefs

# include releasedefs by default
ifndef NO_RELEASEDEFS
include $(RELEASEDEFS)
endif

# Build tools, i.e., programs which are used as part of the build
# process.  These must run on all supported build environments
# (currently IRIX 6.2 and up).

AR	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/ar
AS	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/as $(ENDIAN)
BISON   = $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/bison
# ugly thing to check for linux or Linux ...
ifeq ($(OSTYPE),linux)
  usingLinux = 1
else
ifeq ($(OSTYPE),Linux)
  usingLinux = 1
else
  usingLinux = 0
endif
endif
ifeq ($(usingLinux),1)
	C++	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/g++
	C++C	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/g++
	CC	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/gcc
else
	C++	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/CC
	C++C	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/CC
	CC	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/cc
endif
CORD    = $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/cord
CXX	= $(C++)
F77	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/f77
FC	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/f77
FLEX    = $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/flex
GNUM4	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/gnum4
LEX	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/lex -l $(ROOT)/usr/lib/lex/ncform
LD	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/ld
LIBSPEC	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/sbin/libspec
LINT	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/lint
LORDER	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/lorder
MKF2C   = $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/mkf2c
NM	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/nm
PC	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/pc
SETMAGIC= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/sbin/setmagic
SIZE	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/size
STRIP	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/strip
TAG	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/sbin/tag
TLINK	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/sbin/tlink
YACC    = $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/yacc -P $(ROOT)/usr/lib/yaccpar

# Old TOOLROOT-prefixed macros.  References should be replaced with
# native 'echo', sh, etc. since special versions shouldn't really be
# needed

SHELL	= /bin/sh
AWK	= awk
NAWK	= awk
ECHO	= echo
M4	= m4

#
# The native tools, which must be used when building programs that are
# run on the build host from a makefile.  Use of these macros are
# deprecated, since we don't want to make assumptions about what's
# installed on the host.  

ifeq ($(CXX),g++)
	HOST_CC		= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/gcc
	HOST_C++	= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/g++
else
	HOST_CC		= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/CC
	HOST_C++	= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/cc
endif
HOST_CXX	= $(HOST_C++)
HOST_LD		= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/ld
HOST_YACC	= _XPG= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/yacc -p /usr/lib/yaccpar
HOST_LEX	= TOOLROOT= /usr/bin/lex -l /usr/lib/lex/ncform

HOST_CFLAGS	= $(CFLAGS:S/$(ROOT)//g)
HOST_C++FLAGS	= $(C++FLAGS:S/$(ROOT)//g)
HOST_CXXFLAGS	= $(HOST_C++FLAGS)
HOST_LDFLAGS	= $(LDFLAGS:S/$(ROOT)//g)

HOST_CCF	= $(HOST_CC) $(HOST_CFLAGS)
HOST_C++F	= $(HOST_C++) $(HOST_C++FLAGS)
HOST_CXXF	= $(HOST_C++F)
HOST_LDF	= $(HOST_LD) $(HOST_LDFLAGS)
HOST_YACCF	= $(HOST_YACC) $(YFLAGS)
HOST_LEXF	= $(HOST_LEX) $(LFLAGS)

ALLSTYLES=IA32

#
# ENDIAN is defined only when cross-compiling
# it normally comes from the $(PRODUCT)defs file.
#
# The -nostdinc flag is defined to defeat searches of /usr/include in
# a cross development environment.  Where it is placed on the command line
# does not matter. This replaces the nullary -I flag.
# Turn off some silly ansi warnings:
# The $(LWOFF) allows makefiles to set local warnings to ignore
# (note that a leading ',' with no whitespace is required).
#
# Criteria for adding a global woff:
#	a) it in no way could indicate a potential bug in the software.
#		This assumes that the software is required only to run on
#		SGI equipment with SGI compilers.
#	b) The infraction is ubiquitous. If only a few pieces of software
#		suffer from a given warning - they should turn it off in
#		their own Makefile (or fix it!).
#
# The ignored 3.XX compiler warnings are as followings:
#
#	515 - Constant is out of range and may be truncated
#	608 - Undefined the ANSI standard library defined macro <macro>
#	658 - bit-field <name> type required to be int, unsigned int,
#	      or signed int
#	799 - <keyword/type> is not standard ANSI
#	803 - Ignored invalid warning number(s) in -woff option
#	852 - can be const qualified (-wlint)
#
# The ignored 4.XX compiler warnings are as follows:
#	1048 - cast between pointer-to-object and pointer-to-function
#	1233 - explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
#	1499 - -woff arguments must be in the range ...
#	1685 - The v6.02 compiler changes woff #1499 to 1685.
#	       The specific error is "invalid error number <warning number>"

WOFF=

#
# Default C version, optimizer, common global options, and make-depend options.
#
CVERSION   = 
OPTIMIZER  = -O
ifeq ($(usingLinux),1)
MKDEPOPT   = -MD
endif
COMMONGOPTS=$(OPTIMIZER) $(MKDEPOPT) $(ENDIAN)

#
# Pick appropriate STYLE - releasedefs defines the default
#
CSTYLE_IA32 = 

#
# Set OBJECT_STYLE if it hasn't already been set - note that std 'make'files
# will get this value. This is somewhat convoluted to be sure that
# 'make'-files will get the 'correct' value
#
ifdef NO_OBJECT_STYLE
OBJECT_STYLE=NONE
endif

ifndef OBJECT_STYLE
OBJECT_STYLE = $(DEF_OBJECT_STYLE)
endif

ifeq ($(OBJECT_STYLE),IA32)
CSTYLE=$(CSTYLE_IA32)
else
ifeq ($(OBJECT_STYLE),NONE)
CSTYLE=
else
# set in releasedefs
# This is one that 'make' sees
CSTYLE=$(DEF_CSTYLE)
endif
endif

GCOPTS	= $(CSTYLE) $(OPTIMIZER) $(ENDIAN) $(MKDEPOPT) $(WOFF)
GCDEFS	=
GCINCS	= 

#
# Cc flags, composed of:
#	variable (V*) (set on the command line),
#	local (L*) (defined in the makefile),
#	global (defined in this file),
# parts, in that order.  This ordering has been used so that the variable or
# locally specified include directories are searched before the globally
# specified ones.
#
CFLAGS	= $(CVERSION) $(VCFLAGS) $(LCFLAGS) $(GCFLAGS)

#
# Each of these three components is divided into defines (-D's and -U's),
# includes (-I's), and other options.  By segregating the different
# classes of flag to cc, the defines (CDEFS) and includes (CINCS) can be
# easily given to other programs, e.g., lint.
#
# Notes:
#   - The local assignments should be to LCOPTS, LCDEFS, and LCINCS, not to
#     LCFLAGS, although CFLAGS will be correctly set if this is done.
#   - If a program cannot be optimized, it should override the setting of
#     OPTIMIZER with a line such as "OPTIMIZER=" in its make file.
#   - If a program cannot be compiled with ANSI C, its makefile
#     should set CVERSION=-cckr
#
VCFLAGS	= $(VCDEFS) $(VCINCS) $(VCOPTS)
LCFLAGS	= $(LCDEFS) $(LCINCS) $(LCOPTS)
GCFLAGS	= $(GCDEFS) $(GCINCS) $(GCOPTS)

COPTS	= $(VCOPTS) $(LCOPTS) $(GCOPTS)
CDEFS	= $(VCDEFS) $(LCDEFS) $(GCDEFS)
CINCS	= $(VCINCS) $(LCINCS) $(GCINCS)

#
# CXX flags are decomposed using the same hierarchy as C flags.
#
C++FLAGS  = $(CVERSION) $(VCXXFLAGS) $(LCXXFLAGS) $(GCXXFLAGS)
CXXFLAGS  = $(C++FLAGS)

VCXXFLAGS = $(VCXXDEFS) $(VCXXINCS) $(VCXXOPTS) $(VC++FLAGS)
LCXXFLAGS = $(LCXXDEFS) $(LCXXINCS) $(LCXXOPTS) $(LC++FLAGS)
GCXXFLAGS = $(GC++FLAGS)

CXXOPTS   = $(VCXXOPTS) $(LCXXOPTS) $(GCXXOPTS) $(C++OPTS)
CXXDEFS   = $(VCXXDEFS) $(LCXXDEFS) $(GCXXDEFS) $(C++DEFS)
CXXINCS   = $(VCXXINCS) $(LCXXINCS) $(GCXXINCS) $(C++INCS)

VC++FLAGS = $(VC++DEFS) $(VC++INCS) $(VC++OPTS)
LC++FLAGS = $(LC++DEFS) $(LC++INCS) $(LC++OPTS)
GC++FLAGS = $(GC++DEFS) $(GC++INCS) $(GC++OPTS)

C++OPTS   = $(VC++OPTS) $(LC++OPTS) $(GC++OPTS)
C++DEFS   = $(VC++DEFS) $(LC++DEFS) $(GC++DEFS)
C++INCS   = $(VC++INCS) $(LC++INCS) $(GC++INCS)

GC++OPTS  = $(CSTYLE) $(OPTIMIZER) $(ENDIAN) $(MKDEPOPT)
GC++INCS  = 
GC++DEFS  = 

#
# Loader flags, composed of library (-l's) and option parts, with
# the libraries appearing last.  Both of these are divided into variable,
# local, and global parts.  The composition of LDFLAGS is done in the
# other "direction" from CFLAGS so that all the -L's, which are part of
# LDOPTS, appear before any of the -l's, which are part of LDLIBS.
# Another benefit of segregating the libraries from the remaining of the
# loader options is that the libraries alone can easily be given to
# another program, e.g., lint.
#
# Notes:
#   - -s belongs in GCOPTS or in the IDB program that does the actual
#     installation.
#

# Note: To turn off -quickstart_info for specific Makefile add:
#		LD_QUICKSTART_INFO=
LD_QUICKSTART_INFO=

#
# locations to search for libs. We search the 'generic' locations such
# as usr/lib64 even though those are installed in a machine specific manner.
# This permits library writers that only want to have one 'least-common-
# denominator' version per ABI to install it directly in the generic location
# without having to create links. This should be OK in the build environment
# since we always search the specific directories first.
#
# Some user's may not want all this searching help - they can specify
# NO_LSRCH
#
ifndef NO_LSRCH
LSRCH_IA32 =	-L$(ROOT)/lib -L$(ROOT)/usr/lib `
endif

#
# each 'popular' combination of ABI and ISA gets its own set of
# GLDOPTS_*
# It is assumed that a command that needs to be built with more than
# one ABI uses cmdcommon* - thus the appropriate versiondefs file will
# contain any needed VERSION_LDOPTS.
#
# DSO's don't follow this rule - they typically create all versions at the
# top - thus, they need access to all possible LDOPTS_* values, and need
# a way to add additional options per object style. So, we add a set of LDOPTS_*
# this can also be used for makefiles that would rather not use cmdcommon*.
#
GLDOPTS_IA32 =

GLDLIBS= 

#
# LDFLAG layout
#
# Incompatibility from previous commondefs:
#	a) setting of LDOPTS in a makefile is probably wrong
#
LDFLAGS	= $(LDOPTS) $(LDLIBS) $(ENDIAN)
LDOPTS	= $(VLDOPTS) $(LLDOPTS) $(GLDOPTS)

LDLIBS	= $(VLDLIBS) $(LLDLIBS) $(GLDLIBS)

#
# Pick appropriate GLDOPTS - releasedefs defines the default
# Note that binaries that don't have absolute ISA requirements should use
# the generic OBJECT_STYLE={64, 32, N32}. This permits the default to be
# set by releasedefs
#
ifeq ($(OBJECT_STYLE),IA32)
GLDOPTS=$(GLDOPTS_IA32)
else
ifeq ($(OBJECT_STYLE),NONE)
GLDOPTS=
else
# set in releasedefs
# This is one that 'make' sees
GLDOPTS=$(DEF_GLDOPTS)
endif
endif

LDOPTS_IA32    =$(VLDOPTS) $(LLDOPTS)

DSONAMEOPT  = -Wl,-soname,$@

#
# Note:  To turn off -no_unresolved for a specific library Makefile, add:
#		LD_NO_UNRESOLVED=
LD_NO_UNRESOLVED=

#
# Linux doesn't do DSO versioning as far as I can tell.
#
DSOVERSION  = 
DSOVERSIONOPT  = 

#
# Export files - each build can have up to 2 exports file - a common
# one (DSOEXPORTS) and a per-ABI version (DSOEXPORTS_XXX)
# Note that _ABI (MIPS ABI) ONLY uses the DSOEXPORTS_XX_ABI) exports file
# This feature not available for make ...
# Note that these macros must be set BEFORE including commondefs/librootdefs
#
ifdef DSOEXPORTS
DSOEXPORTSOPT=-exports_file $(DSOEXPORTS)
else
# this is what make sees
DSOEXPORTSOPT=
endif

#
# Each ABI gets the generic *LDDSOOPTS as well as a set of ABI specific ones
#
LDDSOOPTS_IA32  = $(VLDDSOOPTS) $(VLDDSOOPTS_IA32) \
		$(LLDDSOOPTS) $(LLDDSOOPTS_IA32) \
		$(GLDDSOOPTS) $(GLDDSOOPTS_IA32)

# Totally generic - common options for all ABIs
GLDDSOOPTS  = -shared $(DSONAMEOPT)

GLDDSOOPTS_IA32  = $(LD_NO_UNRESOLVED) $(LD_QUICKSTART_INFO) \
			$(DSOEXPORTSOPT) $(DSOEXPORTSOPT_IA32) \
			$(DSOSTARTOPT_IA32) $(DSOVERSIONOPT)

#
# set LDDSOOPTS based on OBJECT_STYLE - makes it easier to make .so's
# when one doesn't use lib*defs
#
ifneq (,$(findstring IA32,$(OBJECT_STYLE)))
LDDSOOPTS=$(LDDSOOPTS_IA32)
else
ifeq ($(OBJECT_STYLE),NONE)
LDDSOOPTS=
else
# this is what 'make' sees
LDDSOOPTS=$(LDDSOOPTS_IA32)
endif
endif

#
# F77 flags are just like cc flags.
#
FFLAGS= $(VFFLAGS) $(LFFLAGS) $(GFFLAGS)

VFFLAGS	= $(VF77DEFS) $(VF77INCS) $(VF77OPTS)
LFFLAGS	= $(LF77DEFS) $(LF77INCS) $(LF77OPTS)
GFFLAGS	= $(GF77DEFS) $(GF77INCS) $(GF77OPTS)

F77OPTS	= $(VF77OPTS) $(LF77OPTS) $(GF77OPTS)
F77DEFS	= $(VF77DEFS) $(LF77DEFS) $(GF77DEFS)
F77INCS	= $(VF77INCS) $(LF77INCS) $(GF77INCS)

GF77OPTS= $(CSTYLE) $(OPTIMIZER) $(ENDIAN) $(MKDEPOPT)
GF77DEFS= $(GCDEFS)
GF77INCS= $(GCINCS)

#
# Pc flags are just like cc flags.
#
PFLAGS	= $(VPFLAGS) $(LPFLAGS) $(GPFLAGS)

VPFLAGS	= $(VPDEFS) $(VPINCS) $(VPOPTS)
LPFLAGS	= $(LPDEFS) $(LPINCS) $(LPOPTS)
GPFLAGS	= $(GPDEFS) $(GPINCS) $(GPOPTS)

POPTS	= $(VPOPTS) $(LPOPTS) $(GPOPTS)
PDEFS	= $(VPDEFS) $(LPDEFS) $(GPDEFS)
PINCS	= $(VPINCS) $(LPINCS) $(GPINCS)

GPOPTS	= $(CSTYLE) $(OPTIMIZER) $(ENDIAN) $(MKDEPOPT)
GPDEFS	= $(GCDEFS)
GPINCS	= $(GCINCS)

#
# as flags are just like cc flags.
# By default, ASTYLE is the same as CSTYLE, but some may need to make
# the asm more aggressive than 'C' and can set ASTYLE. Users of 'make'
# always get ASTYLE == CSTYLE
#
ifndef ASTYLE
ASTYLE=$(CSTYLE)
endif

ASFLAGS	= $(VASFLAGS) $(LASFLAGS) $(GASFLAGS)

VASFLAGS = $(VASDEFS) $(VASINCS) $(VASOPTS)
LASFLAGS = $(LASDEFS) $(LASINCS) $(LASOPTS)
GASFLAGS = $(GASDEFS) $(GASINCS) $(GASOPTS)

ASOPTS	= $(VASOPTS) $(LASOPTS) $(GASOPTS)
ASDEFS	= $(VASDEFS) $(LASDEFS) $(GASDEFS)
ASINCS	= $(VASINCS) $(LASINCS) $(GASINCS)

GASOPTS	= $(ASTYLE) $(OPTIMIZER) $(ENDIAN) $(MKDEPOPT)
GASDEFS	= $(GCDEFS)
GASINCS	= $(GCINCS)

#
# The install command to use.
#
ifeq ($(usingLinux),1)
INSTALL	= $(TOOLROOT)/usr/bin/install
else
INSTALL	= $(TOOLROOT)/sbin/install
endif


#
#  For people who want to run etags on other types of files
#
CTAGFILES = \( -name '*.[cfhlpy]' -o -name '*.c++' \)

#
# MKDEPFILE is the name of the dependency database, included by commonrules.
#
MKDEPFILE = Makedepend

#
# Name of the runtime linker in /
#
# Note: this is used to set the PR_INTERP_NAME, but the DT_RPATH elf var must
# be set to the root of the $ROOTRLDNAME as well.
#
# To allow the changing of the default object style ... we now have
# two different ROOTRLDNAME's which then can be mapped to ROOTRLDNAME.
# The variable ROOTRLDNAME is set in the releasedefs file.
#
ROOTRLDNAME_IA32=

#
# Flags to handle yacc and lex automatic dependency generation
# We also use this to place woff's that are specific to yacc and lex.
#
YACCMKDEPFLAGS=
LEXMKDEPFLAGS=

#
# Include directory shorthands, used in CFLAGS and LDFLAGS components.
#
IA32	= $(ROOT)/usr/include

#
# Convenient command macros that include the flags macros.
#
# You should always invoke make in makefiles via $(MAKE), as make passes
# all command-line variables through the environment to sub-makes.
#
# Never use just $(CCF), etc. in rules that link executables; LDFLAGS
# needs to be included after your objects in the command line.
#
ASF	= $(AS) $(ASFLAGS)
C++F	= $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS)
CXXF	= $(C++F)
CCF	= $(CC) $(CFLAGS)
F77F	= $(F77) $(FFLAGS)
LDF	= $(LD) $(LDFLAGS)
LEXF	= $(LEX) $(LFLAGS)
PCF	= $(PC) $(PFLAGS)
YACCF	= $(YACC) $(YFLAGS)

VCC=
VCXX=
VLD=

#
# Rule macros for nonterminal makefiles that iterate over subdirectories,
# making the current target.  Set *SUBDIRS to the relevant list of kids.
#
# Set NOSUBMESG to any value to suppress a warning that subdirectories 
# are not present. This is useful with mandefs/rules
#
SUBDIR_MAKERULE= \
	if test ! -d $$d; then \
		if test "$(NOSUBMESG)" = "" ; then \
			echo "SKIPPING $$d: No such directory."; \
		fi \
	else \
		echo "	(cd $$d; $(MAKE) $${RULE:=$@})"; \
		(cd $$d; ${MAKE} $${RULE:=$@}); \
	fi

SUBDIRS_MAKERULE= \
	@for d in $(SUBDIRS); do $(SUBDIR_MAKERULE); done

HEADERS_SUBDIRS_MAKERULE= \
	@for d in $(HEADERS_SUBDIRS); do $(SUBDIR_MAKERULE); done

EXPORTS_SUBDIRS_MAKERULE= \
	@for d in $(EXPORTS_SUBDIRS); do $(SUBDIR_MAKERULE); done

#
# One problem with the above rules is that if a make fails, and -k is
# set, the entire for loop might stop. This is because make still can
# (and XPG requires it) exit with an error status if the -k option is set.
# This is an alternate rule for SUBDIRS when it is desired that -k keep
# working on the next SUBDIR if the previous one failed. Its not quite
# as compact a rule as the previous ones.
# A standard usage would be:
#	default install $(COMMONTARGS): $(_FORCE)
#		$(MAKE) __DORULE=$@ $(SUBDIRS)
#	$(SUBDIRS): $(_FORCE)
#		@$(NSUBDIR_MAKERULE)

NSUBDIR_MAKERULE= \
        if test ! -d $@; then \
                if test "$(NOSUBMESG)" = "" ; then \
                        echo "SKIPPING $@: No such directory."; \
                fi \
        else \
                echo "\t(cd $@; $(MAKE) $(__DORULE))"; \
                (cd $@; ${MAKE} $(__DORULE)); \
        fi

#
# The macro naming commonrules' always-unsatisfied target, which is useful
# in directory dependencies to guarantee that even directories having future
# mtimes due to timewarps will be "made".
#
_FORCE=$(COMMONPREF)_force

#
# Permit dependencies for Null-suffix targets
#
.MAKEOPTS: -N


#
# Convenience file list macros:
#	- Commondefs defines the following lists: SOURCES, enumerating all
#	  source files; OBJECTS, the .o files derived from compilable source;
#	  and DIRT, which lists intermediates and temporary files to be
#	  removed by clean.
#	- The including (parent) makefile may define source file lists for
#	  the standard suffixes: CFILES for .c, ASFILES for .s, YFILES for
#	  .y, etc.  We combine all such lists into SOURCES.  The including
#	  makefile need not define CFILES &c before including commondefs.
#
SOURCES=$(HFILES) $(ASFILES) $(C++FILES) $(CXXFILES) $(CFILES) $(EFILES) \
	$(FFILES) $(LFILES) $(PFILES) $(RFILES) $(SHFILES) $(YFILES)

CXXO1=$(CXXFILES:.c++=.o) $(C++FILES:.c++=.o)
CXXO2=$(CXXO1:.cxx=.o)
CXXO3=$(CXXO2:.C=.o)
CXXO4=$(CXXO3:.cpp=.o)
CXXOALL=$(CXXO4)
YO1=$(YFILES:.y=.o)
YO2=$(YO1:.yxx=.o)
YO3=$(YO2:.Y=.o)
YOALL=$(YO3)
LO1=$(LFILES:.l=.o)
LO2=$(LO1:.lxx=.o)
LO3=$(LO2:.L=.o)
LOALL=$(LO3)
OBJECTS=$(ASFILES:.s=.o) $(CXXOALL) $(CFILES:.c=.o) $(EFILES:.e=.o) \
	$(FFILES:.f=.o) $(LOALL) $(PFILES:.p=.o) $(RFILES:.r=.o) \
	$(YOALL) 


#
# Makefiles should set LDIRT only 
#
# Make include files that extend commondefs should set XDIRT for dirt
# generated by the extension. It should also provide an XfooDIRT macro for
# the benefit of any extensions to itself. The intent is that the user's
# Makefile will just worry about its own dirt.
#
DIRT=$(GDIRT) $(VDIRT) $(LDIRT) $(XDIRT)
GDIRT=*.[oue] a.out core lex.yy.[co] y.tab.[cho] $(_FORCE) ar.tmp.*

#
# Local definitions.  These are used for debugging purposes.  Make sure that
# the product builds properly without the local definitions, unless you check
# in the local definitions!
#
# To access a localdefs file outside the current directory, set LOCALDEFS on
# the command line, and likewise for localrules.  Or you can have localdefs
# just sinclude the appropriate other include file.
#
LOCALDEFS  = ./localdefs
LOCALRULES = ./localrules

#-include $(LOCALDEFS)