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## Rules for <FILL IN MODULE NAME> module
#=============================================================================#
## Module Make Rules File
## -----------------------
##
#=============================================================================#
##
#=============================================================================#
# The following list is the standard list of definitions which will be defined
# for all platforms.  It consists of general and machine specific sections that
# contain many system parameters which may be used in a makefile.  Please keep
# the list(s) in strictly aphabetical order to facilitate simple searches.
#
# See Makerules.global for the meaning of these flags
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Common platform definitions:
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
MOD_DIR=$(PROJ_DIR)
MOD_INCLUDE_DIR=$(PROJ_INCLUDE_DIR)
MOD_LIB_DIR=$(PROJ_LIB_DIR)	# or $(MOD_DIR)/builtlibs
MOD_BIN_DIR=$(PROJ_BIN_DIR)
MOD_SHLIB_DIR=$(PROJ_SHLIB_DIR)
MOD_SBR_DIR=$(PROJ_SBR_DIR)
MOD_DRIVER_BIN_DIR=$(PROJ_DRIVER_BIN_DIR)

MOD_STAGE_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_DIR)
MOD_STAGE_INCLUDE_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_INCLUDE_DIR)
MOD_STAGE_LIB_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_LIB_DIR)	# or $(MOD_DIR)/builtlibs
MOD_STAGE_BIN_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_BIN_DIR)
MOD_STAGE_SHLIB_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_SHLIB_DIR)
MOD_STAGE_SBR_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_SBR_DIR)
MOD_STAGE_DRIVER_BIN_DIR=$(PROJ_STAGE_DRIVER_BIN_DIR)

MOD_BIN_SUBDIR	=
MOD_DRIVER_BIN_SUBDIR	=
MOD_INCLUDE_SUBDIR =		# or module_name	

MOD_INCLUDE_DIRS	= 	# or $(GLOBAL_INCLUDE_DIR)/$(MOD_INCLUDE_SUBDIR)
MOD_LIB_DIRS		= 	# or $(MOD_LIB_DIR)
MODDEPLIBS		=
MODLIBS		= 

BSCMOD			=
CMOD			= 
CCMOD			=
DEPENDMOD		=
LDMOD			= 
LINTMOD		=
MIDLMOD		=
RSCMOD			=

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Platform specific definitions:
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
ifeq "$(TARGET_OS)" "VXWORKS"
endif # VXWORKS
ifeq "$(TARGET_OS)" "LINUX"
endif # LINUX
ifeq "$(TARGET_OS)" "WIN32"
endif # WIN32
ifeq "$(TARGET_OS)" "DARWIN"
endif # DARWIN
#=============================================================================#
# Include Global makerules definitions and rules
include $(TL_DIR)/$(PROJ_FILE_DIR)/Makerules.project
#=============================================================================#

#=============================================================================#
## The project makerules file also contains the following basic make target
## rules for simplifying application build processes:
##
#=============================================================================#
# The following section contains a list of standard targets which will be used
# by all of the makefiles.  The targets are listed in alphabetical order and
# depend on the above definitions section as well as externally defined items
# from the user specific makefile.
#=============================================================================#
# General Rules:
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#=============================================================================#

#=============================================================================#
# This section contains a set of targets which override the standard ones
# provided for by GNU make.
#=============================================================================#
# Standard Makefile Rules Overrides:
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#=============================================================================#

#=============================================================================#
# Targets to make sure the initial environment is properly configured
#=============================================================================#
#ifndef ENVIRONMENT
#check_env:
#	@echo "The ENVIRONMENT environment variable must be set to be valid"
#	@exit 1
#else #ENVIRONMENT
#check_env:
#endif #ENVIRONMENT
#.PHONY: check_env
#=============================================================================#