# This make file was been written with the EXPRESS requirement that it
# exists in the "CsMapDev/Dictionaries" directory and that directory is
# the current working directory of the make executable which is processing
# it; with the original intent being that this makefile would be invoked
# by a higher level make file which executes something like the following:
#
#	$(MAKE) -fCompiler.mak
#
PRJ_NAME = Compiler
TRG_BASE = CS_Comp
TRG_EXT = .exe
TRG_NAME = $(TRG_BASE)$(TRG_EXT)
#
# Set the following default values so that this makefile can be used at
# this level. Macros defined on the command line take precedence.
#
VERSION = 90
CONFIGURATION = Release
PROCESSOR = x64
CSMAP_LIB_NAME = CsMap
#
# The following definitions are instituted to facilitate building and
# testing multiple versions of the Library. The variables referenced by
# these definitions are normally expected to be passed from a parent
# makefile.  The default values set here represent rather generic values
# which can be useful when in maintenance/development mode with respect
# to the compiler itself.
#
OUT_DIR = $(MAKEDIR)\..\bin$(VERSION)\$(CONFIGURATION)
LIB_DIR = $(MAKEDIR)\..\lib$(VERSION)\$(CONFIGURATION)
INT_DIR = $(MAKEDIR)\..\obj$(VERSION)\$(PRJ_NAME)\$(CONFIGURATION)
DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR = $(MAKEDIR)\..\Dictionaries
DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR = $(MAKEDIR)\..\Dictionaries
INCLUDE_TEST = /t
#
# We use the following as a generic target which includes all of the
# dictionary files.
#
DICTIONARIES = $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\Coordsys.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\Datums.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\Elipsoid.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\GeodeticTransform.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\GeodeticPath.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\Category.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\VCoordsys.CSD \
			   $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)\VDatums.CSD

DICTIONARY_SRC = $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\coordsys.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\datums.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\elipsoid.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\GeodeticTransformation.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\GeodeticPath.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\category.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\vcoordsys.asc \
				 $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR)\vdatums.asc
#
# The following options are chosen to be rather generic; something that
# should work in any Windows type environment.  More sophisticated
# specifications can/should be coded in the parent make file.
#
CC_FLG = /nologo /I..\Include /MD /O2 /W4 /EHsc /DWIN32 /DNDEBUG /D_WINDOWS
CPP_FLG = /nologo /I..\Include /MD /O2 /W4 /EHsc /DWIN32 /DNDEBUG /D_WINDOWS /D__CPP__
#
# Adjust the above defines for the various processors, currently only
# two: x86 (32 bits) and x64 (64 bit x86)
#
!IF ("$(PROCESSOR)" == "x64")
OUT_DIR = $(OUT_DIR)64
INT_DIR = $(INT_DIR)64
LIB_DIR = $(LIB_DIR)64
!ENDIF
#
# Define the targets of this make file.
#
ALL : $(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME) $(DICTIONARIES)

$(INT_DIR)\$(TRG_BASE).obj : $(TRG_BASE).c
	cl /c $(CC_FLG) /Fo$(INT_DIR)\$(TRG_BASE).obj $(TRG_BASE).c

$(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME) : $(INT_DIR)\$(TRG_BASE).obj $(LIB_DIR)\$(CSMAP_LIB_NAME).lib
	cl $(CC_FLG) /Fe$(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME) $(INT_DIR)\$(TRG_BASE).obj $(LIB_DIR)\$(CSMAP_LIB_NAME).lib

$(DICTIONARIES) :: $(DICTIONARY_SRC)
	$(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME) /b $(INCLUDE_TEST) $(DICTIONARY_SRC_DIR) $(DICTIONARY_TRG_DIR)
#
# As long as the actual compile functions remain in the Library, it makes
# sense to have this dependency rule here.
#
$(LIB_DIR)\$(CSMAP_LIB_NAME).lib :
	cd $(MAKEDIR)\..\Source
	$(MAKE) -f Library.nmk "VERSION=$(VERSION)" \
						   "CONFIGURATION=$(CONFIGURATION)" \
						   "PROCESSOR=$(PROCESSOR)" \
						   "CC_FLG=$(CC_FLG)" \
						   "CPP_FLG=$(CPP_FLG)" \
						   Library
	cd $(MAKEDIR)

clean :
	del /F $(INT_DIR)\*.obj
	del /F $(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME)
	del /F $(DICTIONARIES)

rebuild: clean $(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME) $(DICTIONARIES)

#
# The following create directories as necessary if they don't already exist.
#
$(LIB_DIR)\$(CSMAP_LIB_NAME).lib : $(LIB_DIR)

$(INT_DIR)\$(TRG_BASE).obj : $(INT_DIR)

$(OUT_DIR)\$(TRG_NAME) : $(OUT_DIR)

$(LIB_DIR) :
	mkdir $(LIB_DIR)

$(INT_DIR) :
	mkdir $(INT_DIR)

$(OUT_DIR) :
	mkdir $(OUT_DIR)