fix for DJGPP returning unix/like/paths instead of what\you'd\expect\under\dos

[wxWidgets.git] / src / makewat.env

diff --git a/src/makewat.env b/src/makewat.env
index c4281cc0847d9bb549cdfaa35f996f7b4a954e7e..b12d76e5d93fbe9bb241645cba8e1d5222278da4 100644 (file)
--- a/src/makewat.env
+++ b/src/makewat.env
@@ -10,93 +10,33 @@
 
 FINAL=0
 WATCOMDIR=$(%WATCOM)
-#.EXTENSIONS: .exe .obj .c .cc .cpp .res .rc .def
 
-# Set this to win386 if compiling under WIN386 mode, or
-# to windows for normal 16-bit Windows, nt if compiling for WIN32s/NT
-MODE= nt # windows
+.EXTENSIONS:
+.EXTENSIONS: .exe .obj .c .cc .cpp .res .rc .def
 
-WXDIR = c:\wx
-WXINC = $(WXDIR)\include\msw
-WXBASEINC = $(WXDIR)\include\base
+#WXDIR = d:\wx2\wxwind~1
+WXDIR = $(%WXWIN)
+WXINC = $(WXDIR)\include
 
 # Suffixes
 OBJSUFF=obj
 SRCSUFF=cpp
 
-DEBUG=0
+WXDEBUG=0
 
 !ifneq NOPRECOMP 1
 PRECOMP     = /fh=$(WXDIR)\src\msw\watcom.pch
 !endif
 
-RC = wrc
-
-!ifeq MODE win386
-
-##### WIN386 OPTIONS
-
-# Set LEVEL to 386 if using 32-bit compilation
-LEVEL       = 386
-CCC         = wpp$(LEVEL)
-CC         =  wcc$(LEVEL)
-OS_TARGET   = win386
-MODEL       =
-LINKOPTION  = win386
-BINDCOMMAND = wbind
-WATLIBDIR = $(WATCOMDIR)\lib386\win
-MINDATA     = option mindata=100K
-MAXDATA     = option maxdata=100K
-STACK       = option stack=64k
-EXTRALIBS   = $(WXDIR)\contrib\ctl3d\ctl3d32.obj 
-IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXBASEINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa -i=$(%watcom)\h;$(%watcom)\h\win
-RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=windows /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
-RESFLAGS2   = -R $(name) /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
-DEBUGINFO   = debug all
-
-#CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w1 /zq /d2 /d__WIN386__ /zt4 $(MODEL) /d__WINDOWS__
-CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w1 /zq /d1 /d__WIN386__ $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) /d__WINDOWS__ $(EXTRACPPFLAGS)
-
-!endif
-#### END WIN386 MODE
-
-!ifeq MODE windows
-
-##### 16-BIT WINDOWS OPTIONS
-
-# Set LEVEL to 386 if using 32-bit compilation
-LEVEL       =
-CCC         = wpp$(LEVEL)
-CC          = wcc$(LEVEL)
-OS_TARGET   = windows
-MODEL       =/ml
-LINKOPTION  = windows
-BINDCOMMAND = echo
-WATLIBDIR = $(WATCOMDIR)\lib286\win
-MINDATA     =
-MAXDATA     =
-STACK       =
-EXTRALIBS=$(WATLIBDIR)\shell.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\ddeml.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\ctl3d.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\commdlg.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\mmsystem.lib
-IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXBASEINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa 
-RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=windows -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa 
-RESFLAGS2   = -R
+!ifeq WXDEBUG 1
+DEBUGFLAGS     = /D__WXDEBUG__ /o1
 DEBUGINFO   = debug all
-
-#-i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\itsybits
-
-# Note: I've added the data threshold (/zt4) for 16-bit operation,
-# or we get link failure (TEXT segment overflow). Is this OK for
-# 32-bit mode also? -- JACS
-# An alternative might be /zc (put string literals in code segment).
-#CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w1 /zq /d1 /zt4 $(MODEL) /d__WINDOWS__
-CPPFLAGS    = /zw /w2 /zq /d1 $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) /d__WINDOWS__ $(EXTRACPPFLAGS)
-
+!else
+DEBUGFLAGS     =
+DEBUGINFO   =
 !endif
-#### END WINDOWS MODE
 
-!ifeq MODE nt
-
-##### NT OPTIONS
+RC = wrc
 
 LEVEL       = 386
 CCC         = wpp$(LEVEL)
@@ -106,18 +46,19 @@ MODEL       =
 # If you use win95, assumptions will be made about Win95 icon format etc.
 # so nt_win is probably better for simultaneous Win32s/Win95/NT operation.
 LINKOPTION  = nt_win # win95
+WINVERFLAGS = /dWINVER=0x400 /d__WIN95__
 BINDCOMMAND = wrc
 WATLIBDIR   = $(WATCOMDIR)\lib386\nt
 MINDATA     =
 MAXDATA     =
 STACK       = option stack=64k
-EXTRALIBS   = $(WATLIBDIR)\ctl3d32.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\odbc32.lib
-IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXBASEINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa -i=$(%watcom)\h;$(%watcom)\h\nt
-RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=nt /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
-RESFLAGS2   = -R $(name) /i$(WXDIR)\include\msw /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\fafa
-DEBUGINFO   = debug all # Linking: comment out if operating in a non-debuggable environment
-
-#-i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\itsybits
+LIBS   = $(WXDIR)\lib\wx.lib $(WXDIR)\lib\regex.lib $(WXDIR)\lib\zlib.lib $(WXDIR)\lib\png.lib $(WXDIR)\lib\tiff.lib $(WXDIR)\lib\jpeg.lib &
+      $(WATLIBDIR)\comctl32.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\comdlg32.lib &
+      $(WATLIBDIR)\ole32.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\oleaut32.lib $(WATLIBDIR)\opengl32.lib &
+      $(WATLIBDIR)\uuid.lib $(WXDIR)\lib\watcom\odbc32.lib 
+IFLAGS      = -i=$(WXDIR)\lib\msw -i=$(WXINC) -i=$(WXDIR)\contrib\include -i=$(%watcom)\h;$(%watcom)\h\nt;$(WXDIR)\src\regex;$(WXDIR)\src\png;$(WXDIR)\src\zlib;$(WXDIR)\src\jpeg;$(WXDIR)\src\tiff;$(WXDIR)\include\wx\msw\gnuwin32
+RESFLAGS1   = -r -bt=nt /i$(WXDIR)\include /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\include $(WINVERFLAGS)
+RESFLAGS2   = -R $(name) /i$(WXDIR)\include /i$(WXDIR)\contrib\include $(WINVERFLAGS)
 
 # Here are some possible optimization flags:
 # /5r  Pentium timings
@@ -127,22 +68,17 @@ DEBUGINFO   = debug all # Linking: comment out if operating in a non-debuggable
 # The Watcom-recommended flags for optimum Pentium speed are:
 # /oneatx /zp4 /5 /fpi87 /fp5
 
-OPTFLAGS=/ox /5r # /DDEBUG=1
+OPTFLAGS=/ox /5r
 
 # /d1 for line numbers only: anything else produces an enormous wx32.lib
-CPPFLAGS    = /bt=nt /w1 /D__WIN32__ /zq $(OPTFLAGS) $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) /d1 /d__WINDOWS__ $(EXTRACPPFLAGS)
-
-!endif
-#### END NT MODE
+#
+# NB: /bm switch is needed for thread-safe runtime, if you don't use
+#     wxThread you may remove it
+CPPFLAGS    = /bt=nt /w1 /DWIN32 /bm /zq $(OPTFLAGS) $(MODEL) $(PRECOMP) $(DEBUGFLAGS) /d__WXMSW__ $(WINVERFLAGS) $(EXTRACPPFLAGS) # /d__WATCOMC__
 
 .cpp.obj: # $< # .AUTODEPEND
     *$(CCC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<
 
-#    %create tmp.lbc
-#    @%append tmp.lbc $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<
-#    echo $<
-#    $(CCC) @tmp.lbc
-
 .c.obj: # $< # .AUTODEPEND
     *$(CC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(IFLAGS) $<