./Source/makefile.plain

Makefile.plain

NAME

Makefile.plain -- Plain makefile that does not need autoconf

SYNOPSIS

#   * make -f makefile.plain html
#   * make -f makefile.plain count
#   * make -f makefile.plain test
#   * make -f makefile.plain clean
#   * make -f makefile.plain xcompile

PURPOSE

The makefile GCC. You can use it if you are on a non Unix system or a system that does not support autoconfiguration.

The following targets are the most useful for the user:

robodoc - makes the robodc executable.
example - makes robodoc and shows you the autodocs generated from the ROBODoc source code using browser.
html - makes autodocs for robodoc in html format.

To build robodoc use:

make -f makefile.plain robodoc

Developers might try:

depend - create dependencies
test -
count -
clean -

NOTES

This documentation is not complete. It is just a test to see how to best use ROBODoc with makefiles.

clean

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NAME

clean -- Clean up the mess we made.

FUNCTION

Cleans up the mess we made.

count

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NAME

count -- count the number of lines of the ROBODoc source.

example

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NAME

example -- create and show autodocs extracted from ROBODoc source.

FUNCTION

robodoc

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NAME

robodoc --

NOTE

This assumes that you version of make knows how to make an .o file out of an .c file.

SOURCE

robodoc : $(OBJECTS) 
        $(CC) $(OBJECTS) -o robodoc$(EXE) $(LIBS)

robohdrs

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NAME

robohdrs --

SOURCE

robohdrs : robodoc robohdrs.o headers.o
        $(CC) $(CFLAGS) util.o globals.o robohdrs.o headers.o roboconfig.o headertypes.o -o robohdrs$(EXE)

test

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NAME

test -- run some tests

FUNCTION

Runs robodoc on file with a number of different headers.

xcompile

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NAME

xcompile

SYNOPSIS

NOTE

Cross-compile Wintel binary. Consider `apt-get install mingw32' before running this.

RESULT

Excutable `robodoc.exe' is created.

SOURCE

xcompile:
        $(MAKE) -f makefile.plain CC=$(MINGW_CC) EXE=.exe robodoc

xcompiler-test

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NAME

xcompiler-test

SYNOPSIS

NOTE

Used by do.sh.

RESULT

Exit status 0 if cross-compiler is found.

SOURCE

xcompiler-test:
        test -x $(MINGW_CC)
        zip -h > /dev/null 2>&1