mainapplication.mak

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#!/bin/sh
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#Directory for: stdio.h
STRANGE_DIR1= ../../../../../../ti/c6000/cgtools/include

#Directory for: cl6x
STRANGE_DIR2= ../../../../../../ti/c6000/cgtools/bin

active_config: ${ACTIVE_CONFIG}

clean: ${ACTIVE_CONFIG}clean

rebuild: ${ACTIVE_CONFIG}rebuild

force_rebuild: 

all: Debug 

allclean: Debugclean 

allrebuild: Debugrebuild 



Debugclean: 
	-cd ${ROOT_DIR};rm -f ${ROOT_DIR}/testApp.obj 
	-cd ${ROOT_DIR};rm -f ${ROOT_DIR}/Debug/MainApplication.out 

Debugrebuild: 
	${MAKE} ${MFLAGS} -f MainApplication.mak Debug FRC=force_rebuild 

Debug: ${ROOT_DIR}/Debug/MainApplication.out

${ROOT_DIR}/testApp.obj: ${FRC} ${STRANGE_DIR1}/stdio.h ${ROOT_DIR}/testApp.c 
	cd ${ROOT_DIR}/;echo Building Test Application File (testApp.c) 
	cd ${ROOT_DIR}/;${STRANGE_DIR2}/cl6x -g -q "testApp.c"  
	cd ${ROOT_DIR}/;echo Finished Building Test Application File (testApp.c) 

${ROOT_DIR}/Debug/MainApplication.out: ${FRC} ${ROOT_DIR}/Debug/MaxMinLibrary.lib ${ROOT_DIR}/rts6400.lib ${ROOT_DIR}/testApp.obj 
	cd ${ROOT_DIR}/;c:\ti\c6000\cgtools\bin\cl6x ${ROOT_DIR}/MainApplication.Debug.lkf