#
# $Id: makefile.os2,v 1.56 2014/12/28 13:10:42 markisch Exp $
#
# GNUPLOT Makefile for use on OS/2 2.x (and above)
# using emx 0.9 (and above) and GNU make
#
# To compile gnuplot, run the following command in directory gnuplot\src:
# make -f ..\config\makefile.os2
#
# The following tools and libraries are recommended/required to use this
# makefile out of the box:
# - GNU make, e.g. http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/dev/util/make-3.81beta3-r2-bin.zip
# - IPFC included in the OS/2 developer kit
# - emtex is only required for some parts of the documentation
#
# - GD library, http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/gd-2-0-33.zip
# - GNU readline, http://os2ports.com/ftp/pub/os2/unix/devtools/readline/readline4.1-os2.zip
# - PDFlib Lite 6.0 or later compiled for emx (available as source from http://www.pdflib.com/ )
# - XFree86 libraries, ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/xfree86/4.5.0
# We depend on using cmd.exe (or a compatible one) and the
# standard OS/2 tool set. (additionally we use 'cat')
SHELL=cmd.exe
#
# ***************** Begin of Configuration section ***************************
#
#
# Comment out the definition lines to disable the according features:
#
# X11 driver
# requires installed XFree86
X11=1
# GIF, PNG, JPEG device drivers
# Requires gd library (not part of gnuplot)
#
# You can use the following set of options for GD library v2.0 something
# or newer. This library writes PNG, JPEG and GIF images.
# If libgd has been compiled with TrueType font support, then you can use
# scaled TrueType fonts in PNG images. If not, then uncomment FREETYPE.
# The pre-compiled GD library by Ilya Zakharevich available at
# http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/gd-2-0-33.zip
# is strongly recommended. This packages already includes the required
# GD, JPEG and Z and freetype libraries.
GD=1
PNG=1
GIF=1
JPEG=1
FREETYPE=1
# PDF device driver
# requires PDFlib (not part of gnuplot)
PDF=1
# VESAkit support
# requires SVGA- and VESA Kit (not part of gnuplot)
# VESA=1
# GNU_ReadLine support
# requires GNU readline library (static or DLL; not part of gnuplot)
# GNU_RL=1
# DEBUGging support
# creates binaries suitable for debugging. Some bugs may come and go
# as opposed to a production build since we lower the optimization level
# DEBUG=1
# MOUSE support for PM and X11 terminals
# NOTE: This cannot be disabled
MOUSE=1
#
# ****************** End of Configuration section ****************************
#
#
# Miscellaneous setup
#
.PHONY: all runtime alldocs demo binaries infomin clean veryclean
.SUFFIXES: .c .trm .o .obj .exe .rc .res .dll
# A reasonable default
default: runtime
# A basic help screen
help:
@echo " Usage: $(MAKE) -f makefile.os2 target"
@echo " where target is one of:"
@echo " all runtime alldocs demo binaries infomin help clean veryclean"
#
# Definitions of flags and symbols used by makefile.all and makefile.os2
#
# these definitions are used by makefile.all
T=../term/
D=../docs/
L=$(D)latextut/
M=../demo/
#
# Definitions valid for all targets on OS/2
#
OS2DIR = os2
DOCDIR = ..\docs
DEMODIR = ..\demo
TERMDIR = ..\term
# where to place gnuplot.gih helpfile
HELPFILE = $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.gih
# Where to install the PostScript prologue files, relatively to the executable
# gnuplot.exe
GNUPLOT_PS_DIR = share/PostScript
# Similarly for javascript files for the canvas terminal:
GNUPLOT_JS_DIR = share/js
# Similarly for scripts used by the lua terminal
GNUPLOT_LUA_DIR = share/lua
#
# 3 sets of variables are defined and used to create
# 1: gnuplot.exe, and utilities
# 2: gnupmdrv.exe (the PM-driver executable)
#
CC = gcc
CC2 = gcc
O = o
O2 = obj
# Flags for compiler and linker under OS/2
OS2FLAGS = -DOS2
# Flags for compiling with EMX/GCC
# Special note: -ffloat-store is necessary to avoid some strange behaviour
# of this code:
# reset; set key; set xlabel "Year"; set xdata time; set timefmt "%y%m%d"
# set format x "%y"; set xrange ["900621" : "950126"];
# plot '-' using 1:2 title 'Fitted IO' with lines 1
# 900621 20
# 950126 55
# e
# Confirmed for gcc 2.7.x/2.8.x; graphics.c used to be the culprit, but as
# of today (20010918) it isn't any more ...
#
EMXSPECIFIC = -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -ffloat-store
LIBS =
#
# Choose flags suitable for a debugging or for a production build
#
ifdef DEBUG
CFLAGS = -g $(OS2FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) -Wall -Wno-comment -O0 -Zmt
LDFLAGS = -g -Zmt -Zcrtdll -Zbsd-signals
CFLAGS2 = -g $(OS2FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) -Wall -O0 -Zmt -Zomf
LDFLAGS2 = -g -Zmt -Zcrtdll -Zbsd-signals -Zomf
else
CFLAGS = $(OS2FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) -O4 -mpentium -Wall -Wno-unused -Wno-comment -Zmt
LDFLAGS = -s -Zmt -Zcrtdll -Zbsd-signals
CFLAGS2 = $(OS2FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) -O4 -mpentium -Wall -Wno-unused -Zmt -Zomf
LDFLAGS2 = -s -Zmt -Zcrtdll -Zbsd-signals -Zomf
endif
#
# Settings for the terminals to be included
#
TERMFLAGS = -DGNUPLOT_PS_DIR=\"$(GNUPLOT_PS_DIR)\" -DGNUPLOT_JS_DIR=\"$(GNUPLOT_JS_DIR)\"
TERMFLAGS += -DGNUPLOT_LUA_DIR=\"$(GNUPLOT_LUA_DIR)\" -I. -I.. -I$(T)
ifdef GD
CFLAGS += -DHAVE_LIBGD -DHAVE_GD_H
TERMLIBS += -lgd
ifdef FREETYPE
CFLAGS += -DHAVE_GD_TTF
endif
ifdef PNG
CFLAGS += -DHAVE_GD_PNG
endif
ifdef GIF
CFLAGS += -DHAVE_GD_GIF -DGIF_ANIMATION
endif
ifdef JPEG
CFLAGS += -DHAVE_GD_JPEG
endif
endif
ifdef PDF
TERMFLAGS += -DHAVE_LIBPDF -DHAVE_PDFLIB_H
TERMLIBS += -lpdflib
endif
# SVGA-/VESAkit support
ifdef VESA
TERMFLAGS += -DEMXVESA
TERMLIBS += -ljmgraph -lvesa
endif
# X11 support
ifdef X11
TERMFLAGS += -DX11 -DX11_DRIVER_DIR=\".\"
endif
# MOUSE support
ifdef MOUSE
TERMFLAGS += -DUSE_MOUSE
# the interprocess communication flag OS2_IPC is #defined in config.(os2,h)
endif
# GNU readline support
ifdef GNU_RL
CFLAGS += -DHAVE_LIBREADLINE
LIBS += -lreadline -ltermcap
endif
# TOOLS
CPP = cpp
# Do not name this variable "IPFC"!! This won't work out...
IPF_C = ipfc.exe
# Tools for buildings the docs
DVIPS = dvips
LATEX = latex
PDFLATEX = vlatex
PLAINTEX = tex
#
# Default Rules
#
.c.$(O):
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAGS) -o $*.$(O) -c $*.c
.c.obj:
$(CC2) $(CFLAGS2) $(TERMFLAGS) -o $*.obj -c $*.c
#
# Include dependencies valid for all platforms from makefile.all
#
include makefile.all
#
# Pre-defined sets of targets:
#
all: runtime demo
alldocs: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.gih $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.inf $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.html \
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.info $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ps \
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf
runtime: config.h binaries infomin $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.inf
infomin: gnupmdrv.hlp $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.gih
demo: $(M)binary1 $(M)binary2 $(M)binary3
ifdef X11
binaries: gnuplot.exe gnupmdrv.exe gnuplot_x11.exe
else
binaries: gnuplot.exe gnupmdrv.exe
endif
OBJS = $(COREOBJS) version.$(O)
$(OBJS): config.h
term.$(O): $(CORETERM) term.h config.h $(OS2DIR)\pm_msgs.h
gnuplot.exe: $(OBJS)
$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $(OBJS) $(TERMLIBS) $(LIBS)
#
# Build the PM outboard driver
#
$(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.$(O2): $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.c $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.h config.h
$(OS2DIR)\gclient.$(O2): $(OS2DIR)\gclient.c $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.h config.h $(OS2DIR)\pm_msgs.h mouse.h
$(OS2DIR)\dialogs.$(O2): $(OS2DIR)\dialogs.c $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.h config.h $(OS2DIR)\dialogs.h
$(OS2DIR)\print.$(O2): $(OS2DIR)\print.c $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.h config.h
$(OS2DIR)\gpexecute.$(O2): gpexecute.c gpexecute.h
$(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.res : $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.rc $(OS2DIR)\gnuplot.ico $(OS2DIR)\dialogs.h
cd $(OS2DIR) && rc -r gnupmdrv.rc & cd ..
OS2OBJ = $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.$(O2) $(OS2DIR)\gclient.$(O2) $(OS2DIR)\print.$(O2) \
$(OS2DIR)\dialogs.$(O2) gpexecute.$(O2)
gnupmdrv.exe: $(OS2OBJ) $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.res $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.def
$(CC2) $(LDFLAGS2) -o $@ $(OS2OBJ) $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.res $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.def
gnupmdrv.hlp: $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.ipf
# Cannot use the command
# $(IPF_C) $< $@
# because IPFC 2.1 does not support this syntax. Use instead:
copy $< . && $(IPF_C) gnupmdrv.ipf && del gnupmdrv.ipf
#
# Build the X11 outboard driver
#
# X11 libraries
X11LIBS = -L$(X11ROOT)/XFree86/lib -lX11 -lsocket -Zbsd-signals -Zcrtdll
# X11 includes
X11INCLUDES = -I$(X11ROOT)/XFree86/include
X11FLAGS= -Zmt -D__UNIXOS2__ -DI_NEED_OS2_H
ifdef MOUSE
X11FLAGS += -DUSE_MOUSE
endif
gnuplot_x11.exe: gplt_x11.o gpexecute.o getcolor_x11.o version.o
$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(X11FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) -o $@ -DGPLT_X11_MODE $^ $(X11LIBS)
gplt_x11.o: gplt_x11.c mouse.h gpexecute.h config.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(X11FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) $(X11INCLUDES) -c -o $@ $<
getcolor_x11.o: getcolor.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(X11FLAGS) $(EMXSPECIFIC) -DGPLT_X11_MODE -c -o $@ $<
#
# Create config.h
# This file is preferable over having explicit gcc command longer than 10 lines:
# gcc ... -DHAVE_ -DHAVE_ ... -DHAVE_ -DHAVE_ ... myfile.c
#
config.h: ..\config\config.os2
if exist $@ del $@
copy $< $@
#
# Create documentation in various formats
#
# The idea behind the renaming business is that we may want to
# use various LaTeX systems which may choke if they find existing
# intermediate files from other systems.
# Call LaTeX three times to get the toc right.
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex
copy $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_2.tex
cd $(DOCDIR) && $(LATEX) gnuplot_2.tex && $(LATEX) gnuplot_2.tex && $(LATEX) gnuplot_2.tex
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi
move $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_2.dvi $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi
del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_2.*
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ps: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi
$(DVIPS) -o $@ $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex
copy $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_3.tex
copy $(DOCDIR)\..\VERSION $(DOCDIR)
cd $(DOCDIR) && $(PDFLATEX) gnuplot_3.tex && $(PDFLATEX) gnuplot_3.tex && $(PDFLATEX) gnuplot_3.tex
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf
move $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_3.pdf $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf
del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_3.*
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $(DOCDIR)\doc2tex.exe
$(DOCDIR)\doc2tex.exe $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $@
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.inf: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ipf
# Cannot use the command
# $(IPF_C) /INF $< $@
# because IPFC 2.1 does not support this syntax. Use instead:
cd $(DOCDIR) && $(IPF_C) /INF gnuplot.ipf
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.gih: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $(DOCDIR)\doc2gih.exe
$(DOCDIR)\doc2gih.exe $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $@
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.html: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.texi $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc
$(MAKEINFO) --html -I$(DOCDIR) $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.texi --no-split --output=$@
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.info: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.texi $@
$(MAKEINFO) -I$(DOCDIR) $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.texi --no-split --output=$@
# $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.texi: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $(DOCDIR)\doc2texi.pl
# perl $(DOCDIR)\doc2texi.pl $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc >$@
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.rtf: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $(DOCDIR)\doc2rtf.exe
$(DOCDIR)\doc2rtf.exe $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $@
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ms: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $(DOCDIR)\doc2ms.exe
$(DOCDIR)\doc2ms.exe $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $@
$(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ipf: $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $(DOCDIR)\doc2ipf.exe
$(DOCDIR)\doc2ipf.exe $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.doc $@
# Assume we need A4 format
#
# Tools for converting the documentation from docs\gnuplot.doc
# in various formats
#
# Some dependencies - no rule!
$(DOCDIR)\doc2gih.exe $(DOCDIR)\doc2ipf.exe $(DOCDIR)\doc2info.exe \
$(DOCDIR)\doc2tex.exe $(DOCDIR)\doc2rtf.exe: \
$(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(DOCDIR)\xref.c $(DOCDIR)\allterm.h ..\src\config.h
SORT_TERMINALS=1
ifdef SORT_TERMINALS
# sort alphabetically all terminals
$(DOCDIR)\allterm.h: $(CORETERM)
@echo "Building allterm.h"
@..\src\os2\4allterm.cmd sort
else
# SORT_TERMINALS==0, then sequence of terminals according to "ls term/*.trm":
$(DOCDIR)\allterm.h: $(CORETERM)
@echo "Building allterm.h"
@..\src\os2\4allterm.cmd nosort
endif
$(DOCDIR)\doc2gih.exe: $(DOCDIR)\doc2gih.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(OS2TERM)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAGS) -DALL_TERM_DOC -o $@ $(DOCDIR)\doc2gih.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c
$(DOCDIR)\doc2ipf.exe: $(DOCDIR)\doc2ipf.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(DOCDIR)\xref.c $(OS2TERM)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAGS) -DALL_TERM_DOC -o $@ $(DOCDIR)\doc2ipf.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(DOCDIR)\xref.c
$(DOCDIR)\doc2tex.exe: $(DOCDIR)\doc2tex.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(OS2TERM) $(DOCDIR)\allterm.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAGS) -DALL_TERM_DOC -o $@ $(DOCDIR)\doc2tex.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c
$(DOCDIR)\doc2rtf.exe: $(DOCDIR)\doc2rtf.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(DOCDIR)\xref.c $(OS2TERM)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAGS) -DALL_TERM_DOC -o $@ $(DOCDIR)\doc2rtf.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(DOCDIR)\xref.c
$(DOCDIR)\doc2ms.exe: $(DOCDIR)\doc2ms.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c $(OS2TERM)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAGS) -DALL_TERM_DOC -o $@ $(DOCDIR)\doc2ms.c $(DOCDIR)\termdoc.c
#
# Create binary demo files
#
$(M)binary1 $(M)binary2 $(M)binary3: $(M)bf_test.exe
cd $(DEMODIR) && bf_test.exe
$(M)bf_test.exe : bf_test.c alloc.$(O)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ bf_test.c alloc.$(O)
#
# Clean up
#
# Clean up all files temporary used
clean:
if exist config.h del config.h
if exist *.$(O) del *.$(O)
if exist *.$(O2) del *.$(O2)
cd $(OS2DIR) && if exist *.$(O2) del *.$(O2)
if exist $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.res del $(OS2DIR)\gnupmdrv.res
if exist $(DEMODIR)\bf_test.exe del $(DEMODIR)\bf_test.exe
if exist $(DOCDIR)\doc2*.exe del $(DOCDIR)\doc2*.exe
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ipf del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ipf
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_2* del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_2*
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_3* del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot_3*
if exist core del core
if exist $(DOCDIR)\allterm.? del $(DOCDIR)\allterm.?
# Clean up ALL files that were not part of the source distribution
veryclean: clean
if exist *.exe del *.exe
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.dvi
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.gih del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.gih
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnupmdrv.hlp del $(DOCDIR)\gnupmdrv.hlp
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.html del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.html
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.inf del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.inf
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.info del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.info
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ms del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ms
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ps del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.ps
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.pdf
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.rtf del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.rtf
if exist $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex del $(DOCDIR)\gnuplot.tex
if exist $(DOCDIR)\*.dvi del $(DOCDIR)\*.dvi
if exist $(DOCDIR)\*.log del $(DOCDIR)\*.log
if exist $(DOCDIR)\*.aux del $(DOCDIR)\*.aux
if exist $(DOCDIR)\*.toc del $(DOCDIR)\*.toc
if exist $(DEMODIR)\binary? del $(DEMODIR)\binary?