PACKAGE_SUBSYSTEM = @host_os@
CLI_RELEASE_CLASS = @CLI_RELEASE_CLASS@
+GUI_RELEASE_CLASS = @GUI_RELEASE_CLASS@
-BUILD_TAG = `>> build.tag; cat build.tag`
+BUILD_TAG = `test -f build.tag && cat build.tag`
DEBUGLEVEL = @DEBUGLEVEL@
+# Establish the appropriate mechanism for invoking 'make' recursively,
+# WITHOUT incurring the noise of its "Entering directory..." messages.
+#
+QUIET_MAKE = $(MAKE)@NO_PRINT_DIRECTORY@
+@SET_MAKE@
+
+# Establish source code directory organisation, and set reference
+# paths for access to source files.
+#
srcdir = @srcdir@
abs_top_srcdir = @abs_top_srcdir@
vpath %.ico @srcdir@/icons
VPATH = @top_srcdir@/src:@top_srcdir@/src/pkginfo:@top_srcdir@/tinyxml
+# Identify common build tools, and set their default options.
+#
CC = @CC@
CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@
CPPFLAGS = @CPPFLAGS@ -D DEBUGLEVEL=$(DEBUGLEVEL) $(INCLUDES)
INCLUDES = -I ${srcdir}/src -I ${srcdir}/src/pkginfo -I ${srcdir}/tinyxml
-LEX = @LEX@
-
AR = @AR@
ARFLAGS = @ARFLAGS@
-WINDRES = @WINDRES@
-VERSION_SCRIPT = tag=$(BUILD_TAG); \
- test "x$$tag" != x && tag="-$(CLI_RELEASE_CLASS)-$$tag"; \
- $(TAG_SCRIPT)
+# A 'lex' compatible LALR(1) scanner is required for SCM sourced builds,
+# or if the user modifies any 'lex' source. This AC_PROG_LEX compatible
+# macro set facilitates the handling of any situation where 'lex' is not
+# available, but is required to complete the build.
+#
+LEX = @LEX@
+LEX_COMMAND = $(LEX) $(LFLAGS) -t $< > $(LEX_OUTPUT)
+LEX_COMMAND_ABORT = { $(LEX_MISSING); rm -f $(LEX_OUTPUT); exit 2; }
+LEX_MISSING = (echo; echo $(LEX_MISSING_MESSAGE); echo) | $(FORMAT_MESSAGE)
+LEX_MISSING_MESSAGE = "I cannot find the program 'lex' on your system; \
+it is required because you either do not have the file '$@', or you appear \
+to have modified the file '$<'. If neither of these is the case, then you \
+may wish to update the time stamp of '$@', so that it appears to be newer \
+than '$<', before you run make again."
+LEX_OUTPUT = @LEX_OUTPUT_ROOT@.c
+
+# The following macro uses 'awk' to emulate a rudimentary 'nroff' filter,
+# for formatting notification messages, such as those which are emitted to
+# report the above "missing 'lex'" condition.
+#
+FORMAT_MESSAGE = awk '\
+ BEGIN { $(AWK_CLEAR_LINE_BUFFER) }\
+ /^\. *br$$/ { $(AWK_PRINT_AND_CLEAR_BUFFER) }\
+ NF == 0 { $(AWK_COLLECT_BLANK_LINE) }\
+ /^[^.]/ { $(AWK_COLLECT_MESSAGE) }\
+ END { $(AWK_FLUSH_LINE_BUFFER) }'
+
+# Establish a default line length for formatting messages.
+#
+MESSAGE_FOLD_WIDTH = 68
-TAG_SCRIPT = sed \
- -e "s!%PACKAGE_NAME%!$(PACKAGE_TARNAME)!g" \
- -e "s!%PACKAGE_VERSION%!$(PACKAGE_VERSION)$$tag!g" \
- -e "s!%COPYRIGHT_HOLDER%!@COPYRIGHT_HOLDER@!g" \
- -e "s!%YEARS_OF_ISSUE%!@YEARS_OF_ISSUE@!g"
+# The following macros implement the internals of the message formatter.
+#
+AWK_CLEAR_LINE_BUFFER = linebuf = "";
+AWK_FLUSH_LINE_BUFFER = if( linebuf != "" ){ $(AWK_PRINT_AND_CLEAR_BUFFER) }
+AWK_PRINT_AND_CLEAR_BUFFER = $(AWK_PRINT_LINE_BUFFER) $(AWK_CLEAR_LINE_BUFFER)
+AWK_COLLECT_MESSAGE = \
+ for( i = 0; i < NF; ) \
+ { if( linebuf == "" ) newbuf = $$++i; else \
+ { newbuf = linebuf; \
+ if( match( linebuf, "[.!?]$$" ) ) newbuf = newbuf " "; \
+ newbuf = newbuf " " $$++i; \
+ } \
+ if( length( newbuf ) > $(MESSAGE_FOLD_WIDTH) ) \
+ { print linebuf; \
+ linebuf = $$i; \
+ } \
+ else linebuf = newbuf; \
+ }
+AWK_COLLECT_BLANK_LINE = $(AWK_FLUSH_LINE_BUFFER) $(AWK_PRINT_LINE_BUFFER)
+AWK_PRINT_LINE_BUFFER = print linebuf;
+
+# Identify an appropriate resource compiler, for GUI builds,
+# and define a set of script macros to propagate the build-time
+# specific package meta-data into compiled resource modules.
+#
+RC = @RC@
+RC_SCRIPT = tag_class=$(GUI_RELEASE_CLASS) \
+ $(TAG_SCRIPT)
+VERSION_SCRIPT = tag_class=$(CLI_RELEASE_CLASS) \
+ $(TAG_SCRIPT)
+TAG_SCRIPT = tag=$(BUILD_TAG); \
+ test "x$$tag_class" != x && test "x$$tag" != x && tag="$$tag_class-$$tag"; \
+ test "x$$tag" != x && tag="-$$tag"; \
+ sed \
+ -e "s!%PACKAGE_NAME%!$(PACKAGE_TARNAME)!g" \
+ -e "s!%PACKAGE_VERSION%!$(PACKAGE_VERSION)$$tag!g" \
+ -e "s!%PACKAGE_VERINFO_PRODUCT_VERSION%!`$(PACKAGE_VERINFO_SCRIPT)`!g" \
+ -e "s!%PACKAGE_BASE_DISTNAME%!$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$$tag-%s.$(TAREXT)!g" \
+ -e "s!%PACKAGE_DATA_DISTNAME%!$(SETUP_DISTNAME)$$tag-%s.$(TAREXT)!g" \
+ -e "s!%PACKAGE_DIST_URL%!@PACKAGE_DIST_DOMAIN@/@PACKAGE_DIST_DIR@!g" \
+ -e "s!%COPYRIGHT_HOLDER%!@COPYRIGHT_HOLDER@!g" \
+ -e "s!%YEARS_OF_ISSUE%!@YEARS_OF_ISSUE@!g"
+
+PACKAGE_VERINFO_SCRIPT = \
+ echo $(PACKAGE_VERSION) | awk -F. '{ \
+ printf "%d, %d, ", $$1, $$2 * 100 + $$3 \
+ }'; (test "x$$tag" = x && date +%Y%m%d-0 || echo $$tag) | awk -F- '{ \
+ DF = NF - 1; printf "%d, %d", (( substr( $$DF, 1, 4 ) - 1970 ) * 16 \
+ + substr( $$DF, 5, 2 )) * 32 + substr( $$DF, 7, 2 ), $$NF \
+ }'
+
+RC_INCLUDES = -I . -I ${srcdir}/src -I ${srcdir}/icons
+
+# Specify extensions, and link-time requirements, for binary
+# package deliverables.
+#
OBJEXT = @OBJEXT@
EXEEXT = @EXEEXT@
LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@
+GUI_LDFLAGS = -mwindows $(LDFLAGS)
LIBS = -Wl,-Bstatic -llua -lz -lbz2 -llzma -Wl,-Bdynamic -lwininet
-CORE_DLL_OBJECTS = climain.$(OBJEXT) pkgshow.$(OBJEXT) dmh.$(OBJEXT) \
+# Define the content of package deliverables.
+#
+CORE_DLL_OBJECTS = climain.$(OBJEXT) pkgshow.$(OBJEXT) dmhcore.$(OBJEXT) \
pkgbind.$(OBJEXT) pkginet.$(OBJEXT) pkgstrm.$(OBJEXT) pkgname.$(OBJEXT) \
pkgexec.$(OBJEXT) pkgfind.$(OBJEXT) pkginfo.$(OBJEXT) pkgspec.$(OBJEXT) \
pkgopts.$(OBJEXT) sysroot.$(OBJEXT) pkghash.$(OBJEXT) pkgkeys.$(OBJEXT) \
pkgdeps.$(OBJEXT) pkgreqs.$(OBJEXT) pkginst.$(OBJEXT) pkgunst.$(OBJEXT) \
tarproc.$(OBJEXT) xmlfile.$(OBJEXT) keyword.$(OBJEXT) vercmp.$(OBJEXT) \
tinyxml.$(OBJEXT) tinystr.$(OBJEXT) tinyxmlparser.$(OBJEXT) \
- mkpath.$(OBJEXT) tinyxmlerror.$(OBJEXT)
+ apihook.$(OBJEXT) mkpath.$(OBJEXT) tinyxmlerror.$(OBJEXT)
CLI_EXE_OBJECTS = \
clistub.$(OBJEXT) version.$(OBJEXT) approot.$(OBJEXT) getopt.$(OBJEXT)
+GUIMAIN_OBJECTS = \
+ guimain.$(OBJEXT) dmhguix.$(OBJEXT) $(GUIMAIN_LIB_OBJECTS) \
+ approot.$(OBJEXT) guimain.res.$(OBJEXT)
+
+GUIMAIN_LIB_OBJECTS = \
+ guiexec.$(OBJEXT) pkgview.$(OBJEXT) pkgtree.$(OBJEXT) pkglist.$(OBJEXT) \
+ pkgdata.$(OBJEXT) pkgnget.$(OBJEXT)
+
+GUIMAIN_LIBS = -lwtklite -lcomctl32
+
+SETUP_TOOL_OBJECTS = setup.$(OBJEXT) setup.res.$(OBJEXT) apihook.$(OBJEXT)
+SETUP_TOOL_LIBS = -lwtklite -lwininet -lcomctl32 -lole32 -Wl,-Bstatic -llzma
+
+SETUP_DLL_OBJECTS = \
+ dllhook.$(OBJEXT) $(GUIMAIN_LIB_OBJECTS) guimain.res.$(OBJEXT)
+
+SETUP_DLL_LIBS = $(GUIMAIN_LIBS)
+
script_srcdir = ${srcdir}/scripts/libexec
BIN_PROGRAMS = pkginfo$(EXEEXT) mingw-get$(EXEEXT)
-LIBEXEC_PROGRAMS = gui$(EXEEXT) lastrites$(EXEEXT)
-LIBEXEC_SCRIPTS = ${script_srcdir}/setup.lua ${script_srcdir}/wsh.lua \
- ${script_srcdir}/shlink.js ${script_srcdir}/unlink.js
+LIBEXEC_PROGRAMS = guistub$(EXEEXT) guimain$(EXEEXT) lastrites$(EXEEXT)
LIBEXEC_DATA = mingw-get-0.dll
+LIBEXEC_SCRIPTS = ${script_srcdir}/setup.lua \
+ ${script_srcdir}/shlink.js ${script_srcdir}/unlink.js
+
# Primary build goals...
#
-all: $(BIN_PROGRAMS) $(LIBEXEC_PROGRAMS) $(LIBEXEC_DATA)
+all: all-core all-setup
+all-core: $(BIN_PROGRAMS) $(LIBEXEC_PROGRAMS) $(LIBEXEC_DATA)
+all-setup: all-setup-dll all-setup-exe
+all-setup-dll: mingw-get-setup-0.dll
+
+all-setup-exe:
+ @$(QUIET_MAKE) CXXFLAGS='$(CXXFLAGS) -Os' mingw-get-setup$(EXEEXT)
+
+mingw-get-setup$(EXEEXT): $(SETUP_TOOL_OBJECTS)
+ $(CXX) -o $@ $(CXXFLAGS) $(GUI_LDFLAGS) $+ $(SETUP_TOOL_LIBS)
pkginfo$(EXEEXT): driver.$(OBJEXT) pkginfo.$(OBJEXT)
$(CC) -o $@ $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $+
mingw-get$(EXEEXT): $(CLI_EXE_OBJECTS)
$(CXX) -o $@ $(CXXFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $+
-GUI_LDFLAGS = -mwindows $(LDFLAGS)
-
-# FIXME: the following is a Q&D kludge, to assign my choice of icon
-# to the GUI mode executable stub. Eventually, this will need to be
-# assigned within a resource definition file, but for the time being,
-# besides providing a notification that the GUI is not yet available,
-# the stub serves only to illustrate mingw-get's shortcut creation
-# capability; thus, this simple hack will suffice.
-#
-%.$(OBJEXT): %.ico
- echo $* ICON $*.ico | $(WINDRES) -I ${srcdir}/icons -o $@
-#
-gui$(EXEEXT): guimain.$(OBJEXT) pkgicon.$(OBJEXT)
+guistub$(EXEEXT): guistub.$(OBJEXT) pkgicon.$(OBJEXT)
$(CXX) -o $@ $(CXXFLAGS) $(GUI_LDFLAGS) $+
+guimain$(EXEEXT): $(GUIMAIN_OBJECTS) $(LIBEXEC_DATA)
+ $(CXX) -o $@ $(CXXFLAGS) $(GUI_LDFLAGS) $+ $(GUIMAIN_LIBS)
+
lastrites$(EXEEXT): rites.$(OBJEXT)
- $(CC) -o $@ $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $+
+ $(CC) -o $@ $(CFLAGS) $(GUI_LDFLAGS) $+
mingw-get-0.dll: $(CORE_DLL_OBJECTS)
$(CXX) -shared -o $@ $(CXXFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $+ $(LIBS)
+mingw-get-setup-0.dll: $(SETUP_DLL_OBJECTS) mingw-get-0.dll
+ $(CXX) -shared -o $@ $(CXXFLAGS) $(GUI_LDFLAGS) $+ $(SETUP_DLL_LIBS)
+
+# The following recursive invocation hook provides a mechanism for
+# accessing make's facility for reporting what it is doing, even when
+# the command to be invoked is encapsulated within a more complex block,
+# which has been marked for explicit silent execution; usage is:
+#
+# $(WITH_REQUEST)='command to be executed' execute-command
+#
+# (with no intervening white space around the assignment operator, and
+# ensuring that the command to be executed is appropriately quoted).
+#
+WITH_REQUEST = $(QUIET_MAKE) COMMAND
+execute-command:
+ $(COMMAND)
+
# Compilation and dependency tracking...
#
-DEPFLAGS = -MM -MP -MD
+DEPFLAGS = -MMD -MP
+RC_DEPFLAGS = -MM -MP -MD -MF $*.res.x
sinclude *.d
+%.c: %.l
+ @test x$(LEX) = x: \
+ && { $(QUIET_MAKE) LEX=lex $(@F) || $(LEX_COMMAND_ABORT); } \
+ || $(WITH_REQUEST)='$(LEX_COMMAND)' execute-command
+ @test -f $(LEX_OUTPUT) && test -n "`cat $(LEX_OUTPUT)`" \
+ && $(WITH_REQUEST)='mv $(LEX_OUTPUT) $(@F)' execute-command \
+ || $(WITH_REQUEST)='rm -f $(LEX_OUTPUT)' execute-command
+
%.$(OBJEXT): %.c
- $(CC) $(DEPFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $<
- $(CC) -c $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $<
+ $(CC) $(DEPFLAGS) -c $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $<
%.$(OBJEXT): %.cpp
- $(CXX) $(DEPFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) $<
- $(CXX) -c $(CPPFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) -o $@ $<
+ $(CXX) $(DEPFLAGS) -c $(CPPFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) -o $@ $<
-# Release tagging...
-#
-time-stamp:
-%.tagged.time: time-stamp
- > $*.time
+%.res.$(OBJEXT): %.rc
+ $(CC) $(RC_DEPFLAGS) $(RC_INCLUDES) -DRC_INVOKED -xc-header $<
+ sed 's,$*\.$(OBJEXT):,$@:,' $*.res.x > $*.res.d; rm -f $*.res.x
+ $(RC_SCRIPT) $< | $(RC) $(RC_INCLUDES) -o $@
-%.time:
- > $*.time
+%.$(OBJEXT): %.ico
+ echo $* ICON $*.ico | $(RC) -I ${srcdir}/icons -o $@
-%.tag: %.tagged.time
+# Release tagging; note that, whereas %.time is nominally updated as
+# a side effect of %.tag, we also must provide an explicit rule which
+# will update it directly. This ensures that we may INDIRECTLY force
+# a dependency on the TIME when %.tag is updated, WITHOUT creating an
+# explicit dependency on %.tag itself.
+#
+time-stamp:
+%.time:; > $@
+%.tag: time-stamp
>> $@; tag=`date +%Y%m%d`; \
tag=`awk -F- -v today=$$tag ' \
BEGIN { tag = 1 } $$1 == today { tag += $$2 } \
END { print today "-" tag }' $@`; \
echo $$tag > $@
+ > $*.time
%.c: %.c.in
$(VERSION_SCRIPT) $< > $@
-version.c: Makefile build.time
+%.h: %.h.in
+ $(VERSION_SCRIPT) $< > $@
+
+# The following dependencies must be explicitly declared.
+#
+guimain.res.$(OBJEXT) setup.res.$(OBJEXT): Makefile build.time verinfo.h
+verinfo.h version.c: Makefile build.time
# Installation tools and directory paths...
#
# from the project's global build-aux repository...
#
BUILD_AUX_DIRS = build-aux build-aux/m4
-BUILD_AUX_FILES = config.guess config.sub install-sh missing.m4
+BUILD_AUX_FILES = config.guess config.sub install-sh \
+ makeopts.m4 missing.m4
# The names of distributed package archive files incorporate version
# information, derived from PACKAGE_VERSION; this is decomposed, so that
-e 's,-$(PACKAGE_SUBSYSTEM),$(SNAPSHOT)&,'`
PACKAGE_DISTNAME = $(PACKAGE_TARNAME)-$(PACKAGE_DISTVERSION)
-dist: srcdist bindist readme.txt
+SETUP_DISTNAME = $(PACKAGE_TARNAME)-setup-$(PACKAGE_DISTVERSION)
+
+dist: srcdist bindist readme.txt.dist
+
+# Specify where distributable files should be collected; by default,
+# we will simply use the current build directory.
+#
+distdir = @abs_builddir@
+
+# "Install" distributable text files into the distribution directory.
+#
+%.txt.dist: %.txt
+ cmp -s $< ${distdir}/$(<F) 2>/dev/null || $(INSTALL_DATA) $< ${distdir}
# Specify default compression command, and associated file name extension,
# for creation and identification of packaged tar archives.
TAREXT = tar.$(TARZIP)
# The following macros facilitate the inclusion of SCM build tags within
-# the generated names for the release tarballs.
+# the generated names for the release tarballs; the GCMTAG macro is used
+# to identify explicitly GUI components, while SCMTAG is used otherwise.
#
BLDTAG = @abs_top_builddir@/build.tag
SCMTAG = `>> $(BLDTAG); cat $(BLDTAG) | sed 's,.,-$(CLI_RELEASE_CLASS)-&,'`
+GCMTAG = `>> $(BLDTAG); cat $(BLDTAG) | sed 's,.,-$(GUI_RELEASE_CLASS)-&,'`
bindist: all licdist
rm -rf staged
+ $(mkinstalldirs) ${distdir}
$(MAKE) --no-print-directory prefix=`pwd`/staged install-strip
cd staged; tar chf - bin/pkginfo$(EXEEXT) | $(TARZIP) -c > \
- ../pkginfo-$(PACKAGE_DISTVERSION)$(SCMTAG)-bin.$(TAREXT)
+ ${distdir}/pkginfo-$(PACKAGE_DISTVERSION)$(SCMTAG)-bin.$(TAREXT)
rm staged/bin/pkginfo$(EXEEXT)
+ cd staged; tar chf - libexec/mingw-get/guimain$(EXEEXT) | \
+ $(TARZIP) -c > ${distdir}/$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(GCMTAG)-gui.$(TAREXT)
+ rm staged/libexec/mingw-get/guimain$(EXEEXT)
cd staged; tar chf - * | $(TARZIP) -c > \
- ../$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-bin.$(TAREXT)
- cd staged; zip -r ../$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-bin.zip *
+ ${distdir}/$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-bin.$(TAREXT)
+ cd staged; zip -r ${distdir}/$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-bin.zip *
rm -rf staged
licdist:
rm -rf share
- $(mkinstalldirs) ./share/doc/${PACKAGE_TARNAME}
+ $(mkinstalldirs) ${distdir} ./share/doc/${PACKAGE_TARNAME}
cd ./share/doc/${PACKAGE_TARNAME}; for file in $(LICENCE_FILES); \
do test -f ${abs_top_srcdir}/$$file \
&& $(LN_S) ${abs_top_srcdir}/$$file . \
|| $(LN_S) ${CURDIR}/$$file .; \
done
tar chf - share | $(TARZIP) -c > \
- $(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-lic.$(TAREXT)
+ ${distdir}/$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-lic.$(TAREXT)
rm -rf share
-srcdist: srcdist-doc
- rm -rf ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT} && mkdir ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT}
+srcdist: srcdist-doc pkginfo.c
+ rm -rf ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT}
+ $(mkinstalldirs) ${distdir} ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT}
cd ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT}; for file in $(SRCDIST_FILES); do \
test -f ${abs_top_srcdir}/$$file \
&& $(LN_S) ${abs_top_srcdir}/$$file . \
cd ${CURDIR}; done
cd ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT}/src/pkginfo; $(LN_S) ${CURDIR}/pkginfo.c .
tar chf - ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT} | $(TARZIP) -c > \
- $(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-src.$(TAREXT)
+ ${distdir}/$(PACKAGE_DISTNAME)$(SCMTAG)-src.$(TAREXT)
rm -rf ${PACKAGE_DISTROOT}
# README, INSTALL and NEWS files to be included in the source distribution
# Workspace clean-up...
#
-clean:
+mostlyclean:
rm -f *.$(OBJEXT) *.d *.dll $(BIN_PROGRAMS) $(LIBEXEC_PROGRAMS)
+clean: mostlyclean
+ rm -f version.c verinfo.h
+
distclean: clean
- rm -f config.* version.c
+ rm -f config.* build.tag build.time
maintainer-clean: distclean
rm -f README NEWS INSTALL readme.txt Makefile pkginfo.c
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