makefile

Generic template class library for message queue implementation, uses pthread mutex.

#
# All the Makefiles need to point to the Top.
#  This makes easier to move entire source 
#  trees around.  Especially since the 
#  Makefiles are not all at the same level
#  with respect to the top.
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# TOP is ready /net/niobium/vobs/development/server
#  However, it should be specified relative to the
#  current directory so that it is easier to move
#  the entire source tree around.
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TOP = ../..

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# Include the global Make.rules.  This file
#  contains rules and macros that are commonly
#  used.  They can be overwritten if needed in
#  the local Makefile.
#
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include $(TOP)/common/Make.rules


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# The linker that WorkShop invokes appears to
#  be faster when linking against a static
#  library ( e.g. an archive file ) than when
#  linking a large number of objects.  For this
#  reason, this makefile creates a static library
#  out of all the object files except the one
#  that contains the main() function.  The object
#  file containing main() is then linked against
#  the static library to create the executable.
#
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#
# To add new source files to this build, just
#  add them to the list below.
#
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#
# This is the source file that contains the
#  main() function.
#
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THREADLIB_SOURCE_FILES = CountingSemaphore.cpp


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# These are the names of the static libraries that
#  will be created for linking.
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#
# This is the name of the static library that
#  will be created for linking.
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THREADLIB        = ../libThreadLib.a

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# Define what this Makefile should build.  In
#  this case, the Makefile will build the
#  executable define by the CORE macro above.
#
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TARGET = $(THREADLIB)


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#  Since this is the first target that appears
#   in the Makefile, it becomes the default
#   target.  This didn't work very well with 
#   GNU make; that is why 'gmake all' had to
#   be used.  However for clearmake, it is not
#   necessary to specify this target, just
#   use 'clarmake -C gnu'.
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all: $(TARGET)

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# Rule to create the static libraries used
#  for linking.
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# Rule for creating the executable defined by
#  the PERF_MGR macro.
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INCPATH+=-I$(TOP)/thirdparty/JTC/include

$(THREADLIB): $(THREADLIB_SOURCE_FILES:.cpp=.o)
	@$(PRINTF) "Creating archive library $@.....  "
	$(AR) $@ $(THREADLIB_SOURCE_FILES:.cpp=.o) 



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# Rule for cleaning, it deletes the executables,
#  the static library, the object files, and 
#  invokes the 'CCadmin -clean' for WorkShop.
#
#  To clean: 'clearmake -C gnu clean'
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clean:
	@$(PRINTF) "Cleaning ... "
	rm -f $(TARGET)
	rm -f $(THREADLIB_SOURCE_FILES:.cpp=.o)
	@$(PRINTF) "Done.\n"