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86 lines
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# EXAMPLE MAKEFILE
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# ----------------
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#
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# DESCRIPTION
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# -----------
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# Generic make file for a Fortran program.
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# EXAMPLE
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# -------
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# This makefile assumes you are trying to compile a program for 32-bit OS/2
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# called "example.for" and subroutines contained in two separate files
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# called "sub1.for" and "sub2.for".
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# INSTRUCTIONS
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# ------------
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# Set the following macros to appropriate values:
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# Compiler - the name of the compiler. Either 'wfc386' for
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# 32-bit programs or 'wfc' for 16-bit ones.
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# Compiler_options- what ever options you wish for your compiles.
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# Linker_options - what ever options you wish for your links.
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# System - The name of a system from the
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# "\WATCOM\BINW\WLSYSTEM.LNK" file. This identifies
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# the target operating system the program is to
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# run on.
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# Exe_file - the name of the resulting executable file.
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# Object_files - the list of object files to be linked together.
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#
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# If this makefile is called "makefile" then just run WMAKE.
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# If it has another name such as "example.mak" then you have to
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# give the file name at the command line:
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# WMAKE -f example.mak
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# REMARKS
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# -------
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# Default Watcom compiler options are set using an environment variable
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# which can be placed in "config.sys". For instance, one may have:
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#
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# SET WFC386=-3 -FPI87 -OL -OM -OT -D1 -NOTE
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#
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# Then, the Compiler_Options variable below will modify the default.
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#
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# DEBUGGER SETUP
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# --------------
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# The following environment variable makes Open Watcom Debugger a bit nicer
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# in OS/2 (you can set this environment variable in config.sys)
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#
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# SET WD=-Lines#33
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#
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# The -Lines#33 parameter makes WD use a 33 line display which
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# in an OS/2 Window on VGA makes more use of the screen area.
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# BEGINNING OF MAKE FILE....
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##########################
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## User settable macros ##
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##########################
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Compiler = wfc386
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#Compiler = wfc
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# Compiler_Options =
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# Following is best setup for WVIDEO debugger.
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Compiler_Options = -D2 -warn
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# Linker_options =
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Linker_options = debug all
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System = os2v2
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Exe_file = example.exe
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Object_files = example.obj &
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sub1.obj &
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sub2.obj
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####################
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## Makefile rules ##
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####################
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$(Exe_file): $(Object_files)
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*wlink system $(System) $(Linker_Options) name $(Exe_file) &
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file {$(Object_files)}
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.for.obj:
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*$(Compiler) $(Compiler_Options) $<
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