makefile.dos

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#  Copyright (c) 1993-1995 by Paul Long  All rights reserved.
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#
#  MS-DOS makefile for Metre
#  (Tested with Borland and Microsoft make.)
#
#  Initially set up for the Borland C compiler, MKS lex/yacc, and to
#  regenerate the parser files when needed (not use the ones in the
#  distribution).
#
#  Note: This is the make file that I use most often. As the developer
#  of Metre, I need to regenerate the parser files, ytab.c, ytab.h, and
#  lex_yy.c when needed. You, however, as basically a user of Metre,
#  should probably use the parser files included in the distribution.
#  Therefore, comment out the macro definitions for "IF able to
#  regenerate...," below, and uncomment the definitions for "ELSE IF use
#  existing..."
#
#  To make Metre:       make -f makefile.dos metre.exe
#          Mtree:       make -f makefile.dos mtree.exe
#          both:        make -f makefile.dos
#  To test Metre:       make -f makefile.dos metre.tst
#          Mtree:       make -f makefile.dos mtree.tst
#          both:        make -f makefile.dos all.tst
#  To delete
#   intermediate files: make -f makefile.dos clean

# Temporary file used when testing a tool.
TMP_FILE=tmp.tmp

#  IF Borland C compiler:
CC=bcc
CFLAGS=-A -w-rch -w-ccc -w-eff
LKFLAGS=-e
##  ELSE IF Microsoft C compiler:
#CC=cl
#CFLAGS=-Za -w
#LKFLAGS=-Fe

YTAB=ytab
LEXYY=lex_yy
MOVE_YTABH=
#  IF MKS lex/yacc:
LEX=lex
YACC=yacc
YFLAGS=-d

#  IF be able to regenerate parser files (needed only if you modify parser):
# DEL_LEXYACC_OUT is for cleaning up intermediate parser files since you
# must be able to regenerate them.
# Note: This will delete the parser files included in the Metre distribution.
# Therefore, make sure you have some way to regenerate them or have some kind
# of back up for these files if you think you may want to go back to using
# them in the future.
DEL_LEXYACC_OUT=del $(LEXYY).c $(YTAB).c $(YTAB).h
##  ELSE IF use existing parser files (recommended):
#DEL_LEXYACC_OUT=
#LEX=@echo *** lex not executed *** 
#YACC=@echo *** yacc not executed *** 


# Dummy target to make both tools.
all: metre.exe mtree.exe

metre.exe: metrules.obj $(YTAB).obj $(LEXYY).obj
	$(CC) $(LKFLAGS)metre.exe metrules.obj $(YTAB).obj $(LEXYY).obj

mtree.exe: trerules.obj $(YTAB).obj $(LEXYY).obj
	$(CC) $(LKFLAGS)mtree.exe trerules.obj $(YTAB).obj $(LEXYY).obj

$(YTAB).obj: $(YTAB).c metreint.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(YTAB).c

$(LEXYY).obj: $(LEXYY).c ytab.h metreint.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(LEXYY).c

metrules.obj: metrules.c metre.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c metrules.c

trerules.obj: trerules.c metre.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c trerules.c

$(YTAB).c ytab.h: gram.y
	$(YACC) $(YFLAGS) gram.y
	$(MOVE_YTABH)

$(LEXYY).c: scan.l
	$(LEX) scan.l

metreint.h: metre.h


# Test both or individually.
all.tst: metre.tst mtree.tst

metre.tst: metre.exe
	.\metre -DBOOLEAN=int -Dva_list=int -H -a metrules.c >$(TMP_FILE)
	-fc metrules.out $(TMP_FILE)
	del $(TMP_FILE)

mtree.tst: mtree.exe
	.\mtree -DBOOLEAN=int -l -t -rrules trerules.c >$(TMP_FILE)
	-fc trerules.out $(TMP_FILE)
	del $(TMP_FILE)


# Clean up intermediate files.
clean:
	-$(DEL_LEXYACC_OUT)
	-del *.obj