#  $Id: makefile.msc 0.17 2000/06/14 00:01:07 tom Exp $
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#
#  Microsoft-C ([v5.00], v5.10, v6.00)
#  Makefile to create the extended `gcal' program.
#
#  Copyright (c) 1994, 95, 1996, 2000  Thomas Esken      <esken@gmx.net>
#                                      Im Hagenfeld 84
#                                      D-48147 M"unster
#                                      GERMANY
#
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#
#
#
DEF = -D#
#
#  BEGIN: General program modification symbols,
#           which may be changed by the user !!
#



#  Write the line `USE_EASC = $(DEF)USE_EASC=1'
#    in case you want to use the 8-bit extended IBM-ASCII character set
#    (IBM PC or ISO 8859-1 = ISO Latin-1 or Nextstep character sets).
#
#  Write the line `USE_EASC = $(DEF)USE_EASC=0'
#    in case you want to use the 7-bit ISO-ASCII/EBCDIC character set.
#
#USE_EASC = $(DEF)USE_EASC=1#



#  Write the line `USE_DE = $(DEF)USE_DE=1'
#    in case you want to use German message texts, holidays
#    and calendar layout.
#
#  Write the line `USE_DE = $(DEF)USE_DE=0'
#    in case you want to use English message texts, holidays
#    and calendar layout.
#
#USE_DE = $(DEF)USE_DE=1#



#  Write the line `USE_HLS = $(DEF)USE_HLS=1'
#    to run this program using control sequences for highlighting the current
#    day/holidays/text (MS/PC-DOS will use the [n]ansi.sys driver for emitting
#    ANSI escape highlighting sequences; OS2/Linux/UN*X-like systems will use
#    Termcap for emitting the terminal specific highlighting sequences.
#    If this fails, default (generic) ANSI highlighting sequences will be used).
#
#  Write the line `USE_HLS = $(DEF)USE_HLS=0'
#    to run this program without highlighting...
#
USE_HLS = $(DEF)USE_HLS=1#



#  Write the line `USE_PAGER = $(DEF)USE_PAGER=1'
#    in case you want to use a simple, built-in pager.
#
#  Write the line `USE_PAGER = $(DEF)USE_PAGER=0'
#    in case you don't like this feature...
#
USE_PAGER = $(DEF)USE_PAGER=1#



#  Write the line `USE_RC = $(DEF)USE_RC=1'
#    for using the special month dates functions (print daily / weekly
#    monthly / yearly / eternal / special fixed dates as stated in
#    resource files).
#
#  Write the line `USE_RC = $(DEF)USE_RC=0'
#    if you don't like this feature...
#
USE_RC = $(DEF)USE_RC=1#



#  Specify, which directories shall be used for the resource files:
#
#  (Define the empty string "" if you don't need data directories,
#  so data files are searched in the actual and $HOME directory only)
#
#
#  Name of user (private access) specific data directory
#    (relative to $HOME directory)
#
#GCAL_USR_DATADIR = "share/gcal"
#
#  Name of system (common access) specific data directory
#    (static to root directory)
#
#GCAL_SYS_DATADIR = "/usr/local/share/gcal"



#
#
#
DEFINES = $(USE_EASC) $(USE_DE) $(USE_HLS) $(USE_PAGER) $(USE_RC)
#DEFINES2 = $(DEF)GCAL_USR_DATADIR=$(GCAL_USR_DATADIR) \
#  $(DEF)GCAL_SYS_DATADIR=$(GCAL_SYS_DATADIR)



#
#  END: general program modification symbols,
#         which may be changed by the user !!
#



# [/A]H=huge memory mode required !!
MODEL = /AH
#
CC = cl $(MODEL)
# Microsoft-C v5.0
# Microsoft-C v5.1
CFLAGS = /Zp2 /FPi /Oait /W3
# Microsoft-C v6.0 or newer
#CFLAGS = /Zp2 /FPi /Oait /W4
#
LD = link
LDFLAGS = /st:0x4000/noe
#
X = .exe
O = .obj
C = .c
H = .h
#
OBJA = gcal$(O) file-io$(O) hd-astro$(O) hd-data$(O) hd-data1$(O) hd-use$(O) help$(O) print$(O)
OBJB = rc-astro($O) rc-check$(O) rc-insert$(O) rc-use$(O) rc-utils$(O) regexp$(O) tty$(O) utils$(O)
OBJ2 = tcal$(O)
OBJ3 = txt2gcal$(O)
OBJ4 = gcal2txt$(O)



$(C)$(O):
	$(CC) -c $(DEFINES) $(DEFINES2) $(CFLAGS) $<



#
#  Link target. setargv.obj is provided in the compiler library directory.
#
all : gcal$(X) tcal$(X) txt2gcal$(X) gcal2txt$(X)

gcal$(X) : $(OBJA) $(OBJB) m_gcal_lnk
	$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) @gcal.lnk
	del gcal.lnk

tcal$(X) : $(OBJ2) m_tcal_lnk
	$(LD) /noe @tcal.lnk
	del tcal.lnk

txt2gcal$(X) : $(OBJ3) m_txt2gcal_lnk
	$(LD) /noe @txt2gcal.lnk
	del txt2gcal.lnk

gcal2txt$(X) : $(OBJ4) m_txt2gcal_lnk
	$(LD) /noe @gcal2txt.lnk
	del gcal2txt.lnk

m_gcal_lnk :
	echo setargv$(O)+ > gcal.lnk
	echo $(OBJA)+ >> gcal.lnk
	echo $(OBJB) >> gcal.lnk
	echo gcal$(X) >> gcal.lnk
	echo , >> gcal.lnk
	echo , >> gcal.lnk
	echo , >> gcal.lnk

m_tcal_lnk :
	echo setargv$(O)+ > tcal.lnk
	echo $(OBJ2) >> tcal.lnk
	echo tcal$(X) >> tcal.lnk
	echo , >> tcal.lnk
	echo , >> tcal.lnk
	echo , >> tcal.lnk

m_txt2gcal_lnk :
	echo setargv$(O)+ > txt2gcal.lnk
	echo $(OBJ3) >> txt2gcal.lnk
	echo txt2gcal$(X) >> txt2gcal.lnk
	echo , >> txt2gcal.lnk
	echo , >> txt2gcal.lnk
	echo , >> txt2gcal.lnk

m_gcal2txt_lnk :
	echo setargv$(O)+ > gcal2txt.lnk
	echo $(OBJ4) >> gcal2txt.lnk
	echo gcal2txt$(X) >> gcal2txt.lnk
	echo , >> gcal2txt.lnk
	echo , >> gcal2txt.lnk
	echo , >> gcal2txt.lnk

clean :
	del *$(O)
	del *.map
	del *$(X)