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1export MakeInc_cmd=${SRCROOT}/makedefs/MakeInc.cmd
2export MakeInc_def=${SRCROOT}/makedefs/MakeInc.def
3export MakeInc_rule=${SRCROOT}/makedefs/MakeInc.rule
4export MakeInc_dir=${SRCROOT}/makedefs/MakeInc.dir
5
6
7include $(MakeInc_cmd)
8include $(MakeInc_def)
9
10MIG_TYPES = \
11 default_pager_types.defs
12
13MIG_DEFS = \
14 default_pager_alerts.defs
15
16MIG_USHDRS = \
17
18MIG_UUHDRS = \
91447636 19 default_pager_object.h
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20
21
22MIGINCLUDES = ${MIG_UUHDRS} ${MIG_USHDRS}
23
24DATAFILES = \
25 default_pager_types.h \
26 ${MIG_DEFS}
27
28INSTALL_MI_LIST = ${DATAFILES}
29
30INSTALL_MI_GEN_LIST = ${MIGINCLUDES}
31
32INSTALL_MI_DIR = default_pager
33
34EXPORT_MI_LIST = \
35 ${DATAFILES}
36
37EXPORT_MI_GEN_LIST = \
38 ${MIGINCLUDES}
39
40EXPORT_MI_DIR = default_pager
41
42.ORDER: ${MIG_HDRS} ${MIGINCLUDES}
43
44${MIGINCLUDES} : ${MIG_TYPES}
45
46.ORDER: ${MIG_UUHDRS}
47
48${MIG_UUHDRS} : \
49 %.h : %.defs
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50 @echo MIG $@
51 $(_v)$(MIG) $(MIGFLAGS) \
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52 -server /dev/null \
53 -user /dev/null \
54 -header $@ \
55 $<
56
57.ORDER: ${MIG_USHDRS}
58
59${MIG_USHDRS} : \
60 %_server.h : %.defs
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61 @echo MIG $@
62 $(_v)$(MIG) $(MIGFLAGS) \
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63 -server /dev/null \
64 -user /dev/null \
65 -header /dev/null \
66 -sheader $@ \
67 $<
68
69#
70# Build path
71#
72INCFLAGS_MAKEFILE= -I..
73
74MIGKSFLAGS = -DMACH_KERNEL_PRIVATE -DKERNEL_SERVER=1
75MIGKUFLAGS = -DMACH_KERNEL_PRIVATE -DKERNEL_USER=1 -maxonstack 1024
76
77#
78# MIG-generated headers that are traditionally used by kernel
79# level code.
80#
81MIG_KUHDRS = \
82 default_pager_alerts.h
83
84MIG_KUSRC = \
85 default_pager_alerts_user.c
86
87MIG_KSHDRS = \
88 default_pager_object.h
89
90MIG_KSSRC = \
91 default_pager_object_server.c
92
93#
94# JMM -
95# Since there are two generated header files with the same name, one for
96# install and export, the other for internal use (and they are different)
97# we can't explicitly list two rules for the same target. So rules for
98# generating internal headers will be handled implicitly by creating rules
99# to generate the internal C sources, and the headers get created as a
100# side-effect.
101#
102# This is all temporary scaffolding, as we are moving to a model where
103# the MIG-generated code is identical in all environments. At first, it
104# will contain some environment-specific ifdefs, but over time should not
105# even require that as we move towards making all the environments look
106# the same.
107#
108COMP_FILES = ${MIG_KUSRC} ${MIG_KSSRC}
109
110${COMP_FILES} : ${MIG_TYPES}
111
112.ORDER: ${MIG_KUSRC}
113
114${MIG_KUSRC} : \
115 %_user.c : %.defs
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116 @echo MIG $@
117 $(_v)${MIG} ${MIGFLAGS} ${MIGKUFLAGS} \
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118 -user $*_user.c \
119 -header $*.h \
120 -server /dev/null \
121 -sheader /dev/null \
122 $<
123
124.ORDER: ${MIG_KSSRC}
125
126${MIG_KSSRC}: \
127 %_server.c : %.defs
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128 @echo MIG $@
129 $(_v)${MIG} ${MIGFLAGS} ${MIGKSFLAGS} \
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130 -user /dev/null \
131 -header /dev/null \
132 -server $*_server.c \
133 -sheader $*_server.h \
134 $<
135
136
137include $(MakeInc_rule)
138include $(MakeInc_dir)