Changed the wxPlatform syntax as per Vadim's suggestions

[wxWidgets.git] / build / bakefiles / wxpresets / presets / wx_unix.bkl

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

<!--
Presents for building wxWidgets applications using Autoconf or GNU toosets.
See wx.bkl for platform-independent notes.

Usage:
    Options WX_CPPFLAGS, WX_CFLAGS, WX_CXXFLAGS, WX_LIBS are defined.


Format-specific notes:

* autoconf:
        Beware that you have to use AM_OPTIONS_WXCONFIG and
        AM_PATH_WXCONFIG in your configure.in!

-->


<makefile>

    <!-- ============================================================== -->
    <!--                           Autoconf                             -->
    <!-- ============================================================== -->

    <if cond="FORMAT=='autoconf'">
        <!-- Autoconf backend is simplicity itself thanks to wx-config... -->
        <option name="WX_CFLAGS"/>
        <option name="WX_CXXFLAGS"/>
        <option name="WX_CPPFLAGS"/>
        <option name="WX_LIBS"/>
        <option name="WX_RESCOMP"/>
    </if>

    <!-- ============================================================== -->
    <!--                   GNU makefiles for Unix                       -->
    <!-- ============================================================== -->

    <if cond="FORMAT=='gnu'">
        <set var="WX_CONFIG_DEFAULT" overwrite="0">wx-config</set>
        <option name="WX_CONFIG">
            <default-value>$(WX_CONFIG_DEFAULT)</default-value>
            <description>Location and arguments of wx-config script</description>
        </option>
        <option name="WX_CFLAGS">
            <default-value>`$(DOLLAR)(WX_CONFIG) --cflags`</default-value>
            <description>C flags to use with wxWidgets code</description>
        </option>
        <option name="WX_CXXFLAGS">
            <default-value>`$(DOLLAR)(WX_CONFIG) --cxxflags`</default-value>
            <description>C++ flags to use with wxWidgets code</description>
        </option>
        <option name="WX_CPPFLAGS">
            <default-value>`$(DOLLAR)(WX_CONFIG) --cppflags`</default-value>
            <description>C preprocessor flags to use with wxWidgets code</description>
        </option>
        <option name="WX_LIBS">
            <default-value>`$(DOLLAR)(WX_CONFIG) --libs`</default-value>
            <description>wxWidgets libraries to link against</description>
        </option>
        <option name="WX_RESCOMP">
            <default-value>`$(DOLLAR)(WX_CONFIG) --rescomp`</default-value>
            <description>wxWidgets resource compiler and flags</description>
        </option>

        <!-- we need this but the trick used in default-values above
             prevents bakefile from detecting it: -->
        <set var="FORMAT_OUTPUT_VARIABLES" append="1">WX_CONFIG</set>
    </if>

    <!-- ============================================================== -->
    <!--                          Common code                           -->
    <!-- ============================================================== -->

    <if cond="FORMAT not in ['gnu','autoconf']">
        <error>
            Don't include presets/wx_unix.bkl directly, use presets/wx.bkl.
        </error>
    </if>

    <!--
         We need to re-define the resource compiler, used by bakefile when compiling
         resources, to the resource compiler returned by 'wx-config &#45;-rescomp' since
         'wx-config &#45;-rescomp' returns both the name of the resource compiler to use
         and the flags required for that compiler (rcflags are rccompiler-specific
         and thus it would be wrong to use them with other resource compilers).

         This line typically does something *only* when the Makefile.in generated
         using this bakefile, is used on Windows with MSYS (when using Cygwin, resources
         are not compiled at all).

         NOTE: overwriting the RESCOMP variable we modify the entire Bakefile behaviour
               for resource compilation; this could be a problem if the bakefile which
               includes this file needs the standard Bakefile resource compiler to
               build a non wx-based application.
    -->
    <set var="RESCOMP">$(WX_RESCOMP)</set>

    <template id="wx-lib">
        <cxxflags>$(WX_CXXFLAGS)</cxxflags>
        <cflags>$(WX_CFLAGS)</cflags>
    </template>

    <template id="wx" template="wx-lib">
        <!--
            Don't include the $(WX_LIBS) variable in linker options here since
            it would make impossible for the user to obtain the right library
            order when he needs to specify, *before* WX_LIBS, its own libraries
            that depend on wxWidgets libraries; to avoid this, we include
            $(WX_LIBS) as soon as we found the <wx-lib>base</wx-lib> tag which
            the user should always put *after* all other wx-dependent libraries
        -->
    </template>

    <!-- not used together with wx-config: -->
    <define-tag name="wx-lib" rules="exe,dll,module">
        <if cond="value=='base'">
            <ldlibs>$(WX_LIBS)</ldlibs>
        </if>
    </define-tag>

</makefile>