makefile.omf

CC386 is a general-purpose 32-bit C compiler. It is not an optimizing compiler but given that the co

# This makefile is for Borland make (IBM PC/80386+)

#		*Translator Definitions*
# Comment this next line out to generate the 68k compiler
# leave it in to generate the 386 compiler
#i386 = -Di386

CC = cc386 /c
ASM = nasm -fobj
LIB = tlib
LINK = valx

.c.obj:
  @$(CC) $<
#		*List Macros*

EXE_dependencies = \
ALLOCATE.obj \
ARGS.obj \
DICT.obj \
ERROR.obj \
EXT.obj \
FATAL.obj \
HASH.obj \
IMPORT.obj \
LIB.obj \
LIST.obj \
MODULE.obj \
USAGE.obj \         
ximport.obj \
dll.obj

#		*Explicit Rules*
import.exe: upbuild $(EXE_dependencies) import.res
  $(LINK) -nci -use32 -pe -Map @&&|
c0xwin.obj $(EXE_dependencies),import.exe,import.map,clwin.lib climp.lib,import,
|
import.res: import.rc ..\version.h
        xrc -r import.rc

upbuild:
        ..\upbuild $(FULLBUILD) IMPORT

#		*Individual File Dependencies*
profile.obj:
        cc386 /c profile.c

ximport.obj: ximport.c ..\version.h
        $(CC) ximport.c