src/makewat.env

   1 # File:         makewat.env
   2 # Purpose:      Watcom environments for wxWindows makefiles.
   3 # Author:       Julian Smart and others
   4 #
   5 # The main things to change are:
   6 #
   7 #   WATCOM:    set to where the compiler is installed
   8 #   WXDIR:     set to where the wxWindows is installed
   9 #   MODE:      set to windows [16 bit windows], nt [win32s], or win386 [32-bit non-WIN32]
  10
  11 FINAL=0
  12 WATCOMDIR=$(%WATCOM)
  13 #.EXTENSIONS: .exe .obj .c .cc .cpp .res .rc .def
  14
  15 # Set this to win386 if compiling under WIN386 mode, or
  16 # to windows for normal 16-bit Windows, nt if compiling for WIN32s/NT
  17 MODE= nt # windows
  18
  19 WXDIR = c:\wx
  20 WXINC = $(WXDIR)\include\msw
  21 WXBASEINC = $(WXDIR)\include\base
  22
  23 # Suffixes
  24 OBJSUFF=obj
  25 SRCSUFF=cpp
  26
  27 WXDEBUG=0
  28
  29 !ifneq NOPRECOMP 1
  30 PRECOMP     = /fh=$(WXDIR)\src\msw\watcom.pch
  31 !endif
  32
  33 RC = wrc
  34
  35 !ifeq MODE win386
  36
  37 ##### WIN386 OPTIONS
  38
  39 # Set LEVEL to 386 if using 32-bit compilation
  40 LEVEL       = 386
  41 CCC         = wpp$(LEVEL)
  42 CC         =  wcc$(LEVEL)
  43 OS_TARGET   = win386
  44 MODEL       =
  45 LINKOPTION  = win386
  46 BINDCOMMAND = wbind
  47 WATLIBDIR = $(WATCOMDIR)\lib386\win
  48 MINDATA     = option mindata=100K
  49 MAXDATA     = option maxdata=100K
  50 STACK       = option stack=64k
  51 EXTRALIBS   = $(WXDIR)\contrib\ctl3d\ctl3d32.obj
  52 IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXBASEINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa -i=$(%watcom)\h;$(%watcom)\h\win
  53 RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=windows /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
  54 RESFLAGS2   = -R $(name) /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
  55 DEBUGINFO   = debug all
  56
  57 #CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w1 /zq /d2 /d__WIN386__ /zt4 $(MODEL) /d__WXMSW__
  58 CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w1 /zq /d1 /d__WIN386__ $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) /d__WXMSW__ $(EXTRACPPFLAGS)
  59
  60 !endif
  61 #### END WIN386 MODE
  62
  63 !ifeq MODE windows
  64
  65 ##### 16-BIT WINDOWS OPTIONS
  66
  67 # Set LEVEL to 386 if using 32-bit compilation
  68 LEVEL       =
  69 CCC         = wpp$(LEVEL)
  70 CC          = wcc$(LEVEL)
  71 OS_TARGET   = windows
  72 MODEL       =/ml
  73 LINKOPTION  = windows
  74 BINDCOMMAND = echo
  75 WATLIBDIR = $(WATCOMDIR)\lib286\win
  76 MINDATA     =
  77 MAXDATA     =
  78 STACK       =
  79 EXTRALIBS=$(WATLIBDIR)\shell.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\ddeml.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\ctl3d.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\commdlg.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\mmsystem.lib
  80 IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXBASEINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
  81 RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=windows -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
  82 RESFLAGS2   = -R
  83 DEBUGINFO   = debug all
  84
  85 #-i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\itsybits
  86
  87 # Note: I've added the data threshold (/zt4) for 16-bit operation,
  88 # or we get link failure (TEXT segment overflow). Is this OK for
  89 # 32-bit mode also? -- JACS
  90 # An alternative might be /zc (put string literals in code segment).
  91 #CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w1 /zq /d1 /zt4 $(MODEL) /d__WXMSW__
  92 CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w2 /zq /d1 $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) /d__WXMSW__ $(EXTRACPPFLAGS)
  93
  94 !endif
  95 #### END WINDOWS MODE
  96
  97 !ifeq MODE nt
  98
  99 ##### NT OPTIONS
 100
 101 LEVEL       = 386
 102 CCC         = wpp$(LEVEL)
 103 CC         =  wcc$(LEVEL)
 104 OS_TARGET   = nt_win
 105 MODEL       =
 106 # If you use win95, assumptions will be made about Win95 icon format etc.
 107 # so nt_win is probably better for simultaneous Win32s/Win95/NT operation.
 108 LINKOPTION  = nt_win # win95
 109 BINDCOMMAND = wrc
 110 WATLIBDIR   = $(WATCOMDIR)\lib386\nt
 111 MINDATA     =
 112 MAXDATA     =
 113 STACK       = option stack=64k
 114 EXTRALIBS   = $(WATLIBDIR)\ctl3d32.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\odbc32.lib
 115 IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXBASEINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa -i=$(%watcom)\h;$(%watcom)\h\nt
 116 RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=nt /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
 117 RESFLAGS2   = -R $(name) /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
 118 DEBUGINFO   = debug all # Linking: comment out if operating in a non-debuggable environment
 119
 120 #-i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\itsybits
 121
 122 # Here are some possible optimization flags:
 123 # /5r  Pentium timings
 124 # /fp5 /fpi87 Inline 80x87 instructions optimized for Pentium: coprocessor must be present
 125 # /ox  Standard optimizations
 126 # /or  Reordering for Pentium timings (included in /ox)
 127 # The Watcom-recommended flags for optimum Pentium speed are:
 128 # /oneatx /zp4 /5 /fpi87 /fp5
 129
 130 OPTFLAGS=/ox /5r # /DWXDEBUG=1
 131
 132 # /d1 for line numbers only: anything else produces an enormous wx32.lib
 133 CPPFLAGS    = /bt=nt /w1 /D__WIN32__ /zq $(OPTFLAGS) $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) /d1 /d__WXMSW__ $(EXTRACPPFLAGS)
 134
 135 !endif
 136 #### END NT MODE
 137
 138 .cpp.obj: # $< # .AUTODEPEND
 139     *$(CCC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<
 140
 141 #    %create tmp.lbc
 142 #    @%append tmp.lbc $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<
 143 #    echo $<
 144 #    $(CCC) @tmp.lbc
 145
 146 .c.obj: # $< # .AUTODEPEND
 147     *$(CC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<
 148
 149 # This doesn't work for wcc
 150 #    %create tmp.lbc
 151 #    @%append tmp.lbc $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<
 152 #    echo $<
 153 #    $(CC) @tmp.lbc
 154
 155 dummy:  .SYMBOLIC
 156     @echo Please give a target for wxWin makefiles: the usual one is 'all'.
 157
 158 erasepch:   .SYMBOLIC
 159     -erase $(WXDIR)\src\msw\watcom.pch