makefile-standalone

can4linux-3.5.3.gz can4 linux

# Make some example applications using can4linux device driver
# (c) 2003-2006 port GmbH [e-mail]
#
# This can be used building stand alone applications on a PC Linux
# for Crosscompiling set CC when calling make
# e.g. for MPLs VCMA9 say:
# make CC=/opt/toolchains/bin/arm-linux-gcc-3.3.2
#



CC=powerpc-linux-gcc
CC=m68k-elf-gcc
CC=gcc

CFLAGS = -Wall -I../can4linux -DUSE_RT_SCHEDULING

CTAGS =	ctags --c-types=dtvf
CTAGS =	elvtags -tsevl

all: ctest baud can_send acceptance noiser receive transmit \
	can_verify receive-select transmit-select \
	transmitblock





# simple applications, using the simple build-in make rule
ctest:			ctest.o
can_send:		can_send.o
can_verify:		can_verify.o
baud:			baud.o
acceptance:		acceptance.o
noiser:			noiser.o
receive:		receive.o
receive-select:		receive-select.o
transmit-select:	transmit-select.o
transmit:		transmit.o
transmitblock:		transmitblock.o
transmit2:		transmit2.o
transmit3:		transmit3.o


ctags:
	$(CTAGS) can_send.c ../src/can4linux.h

# create a shared object file for TCL
# (tested with SWIG1.1-883, must be installed)
# Test with canLtwo.tcl
canLtwo.so:	canLtwo.c canLtwo.i ../src/can4linux.h
	swig -tcl canLtwo.i
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c -fpic -I/usr/local/include \
	    canLtwo.c canLtwo_wrap.c
	$(CC) -shared canLtwo.o canLtwo_wrap.o -o $@

clean:
	-rm *.o *.gdb \
		ctest acceptance baud can_verify \
		transmit transmit2 transmit3 \
		transmit-select \
		can_send \
		receive \
		receive-select \
		noiser \
		#canLtwo.so