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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<!-- $Id$ -->

<!--
    Presets for building wxWidgets applications.

    These presets provide the following "public" interface:

    OPTIONS:

    - WX_* : used to let the user of the generated makefile choose a wxWidgets
             build among those available; you can use them in your project to
             e.g. build a target only if WX_DEBUG is 0 or if WX_PORT is "msw".


    VARIABLES:

    - WXLIBPOSTFIX: contains the [u][d] string which is typically useful when
                    defining names of directories/files which should coexist
                    with other builds using different wxWidgets configurations.


    TEMPLATES:

    - wx, wx-lib: templates to be used respectively for <dll>/<exe> and <lib>
                  targets; they add all the wxWidgets-related settings (e.g. the
                  include and library search paths, the __WXDEBUG__ symbol, etc).

    - wxgui: to be used when building GUI-mode applications.

    - wxconsole: to be used when building console-only applications
                 (NOTE: it doesn't add the wxUSE_GUI=0 define since you don't
                 need it when compiling wxBase-only code).

    - wxlike: this template should be combined with "wx" or "wx-lib" and will
              make your project build with the same Unicode, debug & shared
              config as the wxWidgets build selected using the WX_* options.


    TARGET TAGS:

    - <wx-lib>: to define which wxWidgets libraries to link with;
                please note that you should use them in the right order or
                linking under Unix would result in errors, e.g.

                    <wx-lib>core</wx-lib>
                    <wx-lib>base</wx-lib>

                is correct, but the reverse is not (if lib A depends on lib B, then
                lib A must be listed before B). So <wx-lib>base</wx-lib>
                (which must always be present) should be the last wx-lib tag.

    - <wxlike-libname>,
      <wxlike-dllname>: useful if you want to have a build logic similar to the
                        wxWidgets build logic which allows different builds to
                        coexist without conflicts. These tags helps you to name
                        libraries using the same wxWidgets rules and thus avoid
                        conflicts between libraries compiled in e.g. Unicode,
                        shared mode and those compiled in ANSI, shared mode &c.

    - <wxlike-lib>: if your library/application needs to link with both
                    wxWidgets and some other wx-based library, which in turn
                    follows the wxWidgets naming conventions, then this tag is
                    what you need to reference the wx-based additional library.

    - <wxlike-dirname>: sets the output directory for the current target to $(value)
                        when on Unix and to e.g. $(value)/vc_lib when on Windows,
                        i.e. acts like <dirname> just following wxWidgets naming rules.
                        Useful to allow multiple builds of the

    - <wxlike-paths>: if your library/application needs to compile & link with both
                      wxWidgets and some other wx-based library, which in turn
                      follows the wxWidgets naming conventions, then this tag is
                      what you need to add to the compiler and linker flags the paths
                      of the "include" and "lib" folders of the wx-based additional library.


    GLOBAL TAGS:

    - <set-wxlike-builddir>: sets BUILDDIR using wxWidgets naming rules to help
                             to keep object files compiled with different
                             settings separate.

    - <set-wxlike>: sets a variable with the name of a library named with the same
                    wxWidgets rules.


 NOTE: as a reference here is a list of all wxWidgets libraries satisfying
       the dependency constraints mentioned in <wx-lib> description:

        <wx-lib>richtext</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>aui</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>propgrid</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>stc</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>qa</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>gl</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>xrc</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>html</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>media</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>adv</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>net</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>xml</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>core</wx-lib>
        <wx-lib>base</wx-lib>

-->


<makefile>

    <requires version="0.2.2"/>


    <!-- this variable identifies the version of the wx presets.
         this is changed only when major changes to wxpresets take place.
    -->
    <set var="WX_PRESETS_VERSION">4</set>

    <!-- list of known libraries used by wx-lib tag defined in wx_unix.bkl and wx_win32.bkl
         VERY IMPORTANT: when updating this list also update the <wx-lib> and <wx-all-libs>
                         tag definitions.
    -->
    <set var="WX_LIB_LIST">
        base core net xml xrc html adv media gl qa aui propgrid richtext stc
    </set>

    <!-- if you define this variable to 0 before including wx presets, the
         "test_for_selected_wxbuild" target which is added by default in win32 and GNU
         makefiles, won't be added.
         This is useful when e.g. you want to have wxWidgets as an optional
         dependency and thus you don't want to perform that check unconditionally.
    -->
    <set var="WX_TEST_FOR_SELECTED_WXBUILD" overwrite="0">
        1
    </set>

    <!-- this is a temporary variable until there is non general    -->
    <!-- function in bakefiles for returning native markup for      -->
    <!-- reading envrionment variables                              -->
    <set var="ENV_VAR">
        <if cond="FORMAT=='watcom'">%</if>
        <if cond="FORMAT!='watcom'"></if>
    </set>



    <!--                        OPTIONS                             -->
    <!--                                                            -->
    <!--    These are essentially the configurations you            -->
    <!--    want in bakefile.                                       -->
    <!--                                                            -->
    <!--    In MSVC these are the different build                   -->
    <!--    configurations you can have (in the build menu),        -->
    <!--    and in autoconf is enabled with enable-xxx=xx.          -->
    <!--    For other compilers a separate configuration            -->
    <!--    file is created (such as config.gcc on gcc)             -->
    <!--    which has several options a user can modify.            -->
    <!--                                                            -->
    <!--    Note that the above only happens if an option           -->
    <!--    is not constant, i.e. if it cannot be determined        -->
    <!--    by bakefile itself.                                     -->
    <!--    Also note that for 'autoconf' format these options      -->
    <!--    are only useful when used together with wxpresets.m4    -->
    <!--    macro file which contains macros for detecting the      -->
    <!--    option values for wx-based projects. See wxpresets.m4   -->
    <!--    comments for more info.                                 -->


    <!-- Presets for limited dmars make.exe format: -->
    <if cond="FORMAT=='dmars'">
        <set var="WX_UNICODE">1</set>
        <set var="WX_DEBUG">1</set>
        <set var="WX_SHARED">0</set>
    </if>

    <!-- 'gnu' format needs to redefine the following options later in wx_unix.bkl -->
    <if cond="FORMAT=='gnu'">
        <set var="WX_UNICODE"/>
        <set var="WX_DEBUG"/>
        <set var="WX_SHARED"/>
        <set var="WX_PORT"/>
        <set var="WX_VERSION"/>
    </if>


    <!--    This is a standard option that determines               -->
    <!--    whether the user wants to build this library as         -->
    <!--    a dll or as a static library.                           -->
    <if cond="not isdefined('WX_SHARED')">
        <set var="WX_SHARED_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">0</set>
        <option name="WX_SHARED">
            <values>0,1</values>
            <values-description>Static,DLL</values-description>
            <default-value>$(WX_SHARED_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>
                Use DLL build of wx library?
            </description>
        </option>
    </if>

    <!-- Configuration for building the bakefile with               -->
    <!-- unicode strings or not (unicode or ansi).                  -->
    <if cond="not isdefined('WX_UNICODE')">
        <set var="WX_UNICODE_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">1</set>
        <option name="WX_UNICODE">
            <values>0,1</values>
            <values-description>ANSI,Unicode</values-description>
            <default-value>$(WX_UNICODE_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>
                Use Unicode build of wxWidgets?
            </description>
        </option>
    </if>

    <if cond="not isdefined('WX_DEBUG')">
        <set var="WX_DEBUG_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">1</set>
        <option name="WX_DEBUG">
            <values>0,1</values>
            <values-description>Release,Debug</values-description>
            <default-value>$(WX_DEBUG_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>
                Use debug build of wxWidgets (define __WXDEBUG__)?
            </description>
        </option>
    </if>

    <if cond="not isdefined('WX_VERSION')">
        <set var="WX_VERSION_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">29</set>
        <option name="WX_VERSION">
            <default-value>$(WX_VERSION_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>
                Version of the wx library to build against.
            </description>
        </option>
    </if>

    <if cond="not isdefined('WX_MONOLITHIC')">
        <set var="WX_MONOLITHIC_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">0</set>
        <option name="WX_MONOLITHIC">
            <values>0,1</values>
            <values-description>Multilib,Monolithic</values-description>
            <default-value>$(WX_MONOLITHIC_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>
                Use monolithic build of wxWidgets?
            </description>
        </option>
    </if>

    <!-- The directory where wxWidgets is installed: -->
    <if cond="not isdefined('WX_DIR')">
        <set var="WX_DIR_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">$(DOLLAR)($(ENV_VAR)WXWIN)</set>
        <option name="WX_DIR" category="path" never_empty="1">
            <default-value>$(WX_DIR_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>
                The directory where wxWidgets library is installed
            </description>
        </option>
    </if>



    <!--                     HELPER VARIABLES                       -->
    <!--                                                            -->

    <!--    These are handy ways of dealing with the                -->
    <!--    extensions in the library names of the                  -->
    <!--    wxWindows library.                                      -->
    <set var="WXLIBPOSTFIX">
        <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='1' and WX_UNICODE=='1'">ud</if>
        <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='1' and WX_UNICODE=='0'">d</if>
        <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='0' and WX_UNICODE=='1'">u</if>
    </set>




    <!--                    REAL IMPLEMENTATION                     -->
    <!--                                                            -->

    <set var="__wx_included_impl">0</set>

    <if cond="FORMAT in ['autoconf','gnu']">
        <include file="wx_unix.bkl"/>
        <set var="__wx_included_impl">1</set>
    </if>

    <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf' and PLATFORM_WIN32=='1'">
        <include file="wx_win32.bkl"/>
        <set var="__wx_included_impl">1</set>
    </if>

    <if cond="FORMAT=='xcode2'">
        <!-- xCode2 is an IDE and thus reuses almost nothing from unix part of wxpresets;
             better use the win32 part! -->
        <include file="wx_win32.bkl"/>
        <set var="__wx_included_impl">1</set>
    </if>

    <if cond="__wx_included_impl=='0'">
        <error>This format is not (yet) supported by wx preset.</error>
    </if>




    <!--                     HIGH-LEVEL TEMPLATE                    -->
    <!--                                                            -->

    <!-- Combine 'wxlike' with 'wx' or 'wx-lib' templates to have your
         project build in the same configuration used by the selected
         wxWidgets build -->
    <template id="wxlike">
        <!-- WX_DEBUG-dependent -->
        <set var="_OPT">
            <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='1'">off</if>
            <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='0'">speed</if>
        </set>
        <set var="_DEBUGINFO">
            <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='1'">on</if>
            <if cond="WX_DEBUG=='0'">off</if>
        </set>

        <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf'">
            <optimize>$(_OPT)</optimize>
            <debug-info>$(_DEBUGINFO)</debug-info>
        </if>
    </template>

    <!-- Template for building wx-based GUI applications -->
    <template id="wxgui" template="wx">
        <app-type>gui</app-type>
    </template>

    <!-- Template for building wx-based console applications -->
    <template id="wxconsole" template="wx">
        <app-type>console</app-type>
    </template>



    <!--                       UTILITY TAGS                         -->
    <!--                                                            -->

    <!-- private helper tag: does the same thing as for <set-wxlike> except that:
         - the variable created is always named "__temp"
         - can be used (only) inside targets as this is a non-global tag
    -->
    <define-tag name="__setlibname" rules="lib,dll,module,exe">
        <set var="__temp">
            <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf' and FORMAT!='gnu'">
                $(attributes['prefix'])_$(WX_PORT)$(WX_VERSION)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)_$(value)
            </if>
            <if cond="FORMAT=='autoconf' or FORMAT=='gnu'">
                $(attributes['prefix'])_$(WX_PORT)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)_$(value)-$(WX_VERSION_MAJOR).$(WX_VERSION_MINOR)
            </if>
        </set>
    </define-tag>

    <!-- A simple tag which helps you to define a library name using the same rules used
         by wxWidgets. Use the 'prefix' attribute to add your lib's prefix.
         E.g.:
             <wxlike-libname prefix='mylib'>module1</wxlike-libname>
             <wxlike-libname prefix='mylib'>module2</wxlike-libname>
    -->
    <define-tag name="wxlike-libname" rules="lib">
        <__setlibname prefix="$(attributes['prefix'])">$(value)</__setlibname>
        <libname>$(__temp)</libname>
    </define-tag>

    <!-- exactly like <wxlike-libname> but this one sets the DLL name (and the DLL lib import name)
         and thus must be used only inside a <dll> target...
    -->
    <define-tag name="wxlike-dllname" rules="dll,module">
        <__setlibname prefix="$(attributes['prefix'])">$(value)</__setlibname>
        <libname>$(__temp)</libname>
        <dllname>$(__temp)</dllname>
    </define-tag>

    <!-- Links against a library which uses the same wxWidgets conventions.
    -->
    <define-tag name="wxlike-lib" rules="exe,lib,dll,module">
        <__setlibname prefix="$(attributes['prefix'])">$(value)</__setlibname>
        <sys-lib>$(__temp)</sys-lib>
    </define-tag>

    <!-- Sets as output folder for the current target a directory
         called "$(value)/$(COMPILER)_lib|dll", just like wxWidgets does.
         This makes it possible to keep separed the libraries/exes compiled with
         different compilers and with a different value for WX_SHARED.
    -->
    <define-tag name="wxlike-dirname" rules="lib,dll,exe,module">
        <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf'">
            <set var="_DIRNAME_SHARED_SUFFIX">
                <if cond="WX_SHARED=='0'">lib</if>
                <if cond="WX_SHARED=='1'">dll</if>
            </set>
            <set var="_DIRNAME">
                $(value)/$(COMPILER)_$(_DIRNAME_SHARED_SUFFIX)
            </set>

            <dirname>$(_DIRNAME)</dirname>

            <if cond="FORMAT_SUPPORTS_ACTIONS=='1'">
                <set var="__mkdir_tgt">make_dir_$(id)</set>

                <add-target target="$(__mkdir_tgt)" type="action"/>
                <modify-target target="$(__mkdir_tgt)">
                    <command cond="TOOLSET=='unix'">
                        @mkdir -p $(_DIRNAME)
                    </command>
                    <command cond="TOOLSET in ['win32','os2','dos']">
                        if not exist $(nativePaths(_DIRNAME)) mkdir $(nativePaths(_DIRNAME))
                    </command>
                </modify-target>

                <!-- the following code is mostly equivalent to a:
                          <dependency-of>$(id)</dependency-of>
                     put into the __mkdir_tgt target, except that it does _prepend_
                     the __mkdir_tgt dependency instead of appending it.

                     This is required because some compilers (e.g. MSVC) need to store in the
                     output folder some files (e.g. the PDB file) while compiling and thus
                     the library output folder must have been created before _any_ source file
                     is compiled, not just before the library is linked.
                -->
                <modify-target target="$(id)">
                    <set var="__deps" prepend="1">
                        $(substitute(__mkdir_tgt, lambda x: ref('__depname', x), 'DEP'))
                    </set>
                </modify-target>
            </if>
        </if>
        <if cond="FORMAT=='autoconf'">
            <set var="_DIRNAME">$(value)</set>
            <dirname>$(_DIRNAME)</dirname>
        </if>
    </define-tag>

    <!-- Adds to the compiler & linker flags the path for the "include" and the
         "lib" folders of a library following wxWidgets conventions which is
         located in $(value).
    -->
    <define-tag name="wxlike-paths" rules="exe,lib,dll,module">
        <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf' and FORMAT!='gnu'">
            <!-- WXLIBPATH is a path like "/lib/vc_lib"
                 NOTE: even if this template is going to be used for a "lib"
                       target (which does not uses lib-paths at all), we can still
                       use the <lib-path> target: it will just be discarded
             -->
            <lib-path>$(value)$(WXLIBPATH)</lib-path>

            <!-- no special include paths for a lib following wxWidgets naming
                 conventions -->
            <include>$(value)/include</include>
        </if>

        <!-- for autoconf format the user should use CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS to
             specify non-system paths since the wx-based library should have
             been installed in standard paths
        -->
    </define-tag>



    <!--                   UTILITY GLOBAL TAGS                      -->
    <!--                                                            -->

    <!-- Sets the BUILDDIR variable using the same rules used by wxWidgets itself.
         This makes it possible to keep separed the object files compiled with
         different configuration settings.
    -->
    <define-global-tag name="set-wxlike-builddir">
        <!-- note that the builddir for autoconf should always be '.' -->
        <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf'">
            <set var="_BUILDDIR_SHARED_SUFFIX">
                <if cond="WX_SHARED=='0'"></if>
                <if cond="WX_SHARED=='1'">_dll</if>
            </set>

            <set var="BUILDDIR">
                $(COMPILER)$(WX_PORT)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)$(_BUILDDIR_SHARED_SUFFIX)
            </set>
        </if>
    </define-global-tag>

    <!-- Sets a variable with the name of the 'var' attribute value using the
         same rules used for wxWidgets library naming.
         E.g.

            <set-wxlike var='MYMODULE_LIBNAME' prefix='mylib'>
                mymodule
            </set-wxlike>

         This tag also supports a 'cond' attribute making it very powerful
         for conditional linking a wx-based library:

            <option name="USE_MYMODULE">
                <values>0,1</values>
            </option>
            <set-wxlike var='MYMODULE_DEP'
                        prefix='mylib'
                        cond="USE_MYMODULE=='1'">
                mymodule
            </set-wxlike>
            ...
            <exe id="myexe">
                <sys-lib>$(MYMODULE_DEP)</sys-lib>
            </exe>
    -->
    <define-global-tag name="set-wxlike">
        <if cond="FORMAT!='autoconf' and FORMAT!='gnu'">
            <if cond="'cond' not in attributes">
                <set var="$(attributes['var'])">
                    $(attributes['prefix'])_$(WX_PORT)$(WX_VERSION)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)_$(value)
                </set>
            </if>
            <if cond="'cond' in attributes">
                <set var="$(attributes['var'])">
                    <if cond="$(attributes['cond'])">
                        $(attributes['prefix'])_$(WX_PORT)$(WX_VERSION)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)_$(value)
                    </if>
                </set>
            </if>
        </if>

        <if cond="FORMAT=='autoconf' or FORMAT=='gnu'">
            <if cond="'cond' not in attributes">
                <set var="$(attributes['var'])">
                    $(attributes['prefix'])_$(WX_PORT)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)_$(value)-$(WX_VERSION_MAJOR).$(WX_VERSION_MINOR)
                </set>
            </if>
            <if cond="'cond' in attributes">
                <set var="$(attributes['var'])">
                    <if cond="$(attributes['cond'])">
                        $(attributes['prefix'])_$(WX_PORT)$(WXLIBPOSTFIX)_$(value)-$(WX_VERSION_MAJOR).$(WX_VERSION_MINOR)
                    </if>
                </set>
            </if>
        </if>
    </define-global-tag>


    <include file="wx_xrc.bkl"/>

</makefile>