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All rights reserved. # .KEEP_STATE: .SUFFIXES: include $(SRC)/cmd/mdb/Makefile.tools $(KMOD_SOURCES_DIFFERENT)KMODSRCS = $(MODSRCS) MODOBJS = $(MODSRCS:%.c=dmod/%.o) KMODOBJS = $(KMODSRCS:%.c=kmod/%.o) MODNAME = $(MODULE:%.so=%) KMODULE = $(MODNAME) MODFILE = dmod/$(MODULE) KMODFILE = kmod/$(KMODULE) # # The mess below is designed to pick the right set of objects to build and/or # lint. We have three flavors: # # 1. proc and raw modules. Only $(MODOBJS) are built. # 2. kvm modules for systems without kmdb. Only $(MODOBJS) are built. # 3. kvm modules for systems with kmdb. $(MODOBJS) and $(KMODOBJS) are built. # # Complicating matters, we'd like to make the distinction between 2 and 3 before # this Makefile is loaded. By default, we'll assume that all kvm modules should # be built for kmdb. If, however, the user sets $(MODULE_BUILD_TYPE) to `mdb', # the kmdb variant of the module won't be built. # # Which flavors are to be built? TARGETS_kvm_type_ = both # Build both if $(MODULE_BUILD_TYPE) is unset TARGETS_kvm_type_kmdb = both TARGETS_kvm_type_mdb = mdb TARGETS_kvm_type = $(TARGETS_kvm_type_$(MODULE_BUILD_TYPE)) # What should we build? TARGETS_kvm_kmdb = $(KMODFILE) TARGETS_kvm_mdb = $(MODFILE) TARGETS_kvm_both = $(TARGETS_kvm_mdb) $(TARGETS_kvm_kmdb) TARGETS_kvm = $(TARGETS_kvm_$(TARGETS_kvm_type)) TARGETS_proc = $(MODFILE) TARGETS_raw = $(MODFILE) TARGETS = $(TARGETS_$(MDBTGT)) # Where should we install that which we've built? ROOTTGTS_kvm_type = $(TARGETS_kvm_type) # overridden by mdb_ks ROOTTGTS_kvm_kmdb = $(ROOTKMOD)/$(KMODULE) ROOTTGTS_kvm_mdb = $(ROOTMOD)/$(MODULE) ROOTTGTS_kvm_both = $(ROOTTGTS_kvm_mdb) $(ROOTTGTS_kvm_kmdb) ROOTTGTS_kvm = $(ROOTTGTS_kvm_$(ROOTTGTS_kvm_type)) ROOTTGTS_proc = $(ROOTMOD)/$(MODULE) ROOTTGTS_raw = $(ROOTMOD)/$(MODULE) ROOTTGTS = $(ROOTTGTS_$(MDBTGT)) # What should we lint? KLINTOBJS = $(KMODOBJS:%.o=%.ln) LINTOBJS = $(MODOBJS:%.o=%.ln) LINTFILES_kvm_type = $(TARGETS_kvm_type) LINTFILES_kvm_both = $(KLINTOBJS) $(LINTOBJS) LINTFILES_kvm_mdb = $(LINTOBJS) LINTFILES_kvm = $(LINTFILES_kvm_$(LINTFILES_kvm_type)) LINTFILES_proc = $(LINTOBJS) LINTFILES_raw = $(LINTOBJS) LINTFILES = $(LINTFILES_$(MDBTGT)) kvm_TGTFLAGS = -D_KERNEL proc_TGTFLAGS = -D_USER C99MODE = $(C99_ENABLE) CFLAGS += $(CCVERBOSE) CFLAGS64 += $(CCVERBOSE) CPPFLAGS += $($(MDBTGT)_TGTFLAGS) -I../../../common LDFLAGS += $(ZTEXT) LDFLAGS64 += $(ZTEXT) # Module type-specific compiler flags $(MODOBJS) := CFLAGS += $(C_BIGPICFLAGS) $(XREGSFLAG) $(MODOBJS) := CFLAGS64 += $(C_BIGPICFLAGS) $(XREGSFLAG) $(KMODOBJS) $(KLINTOBJS) := CPPFLAGS += -D_KMDB $(KMODOBJS) := V9CODESIZE = $(CCABS32) $(KMODOBJS) := DTS_ERRNO = # Modules aren't allowed to export symbols MAPFILE = $(SRC)/cmd/mdb/common/modules/conf/mapfile # Modules typically make external references. To provide for -zdefs use # and clean ldd(1) processing, explicitly define all external references. MAPFILE-EXT = $(SRC)/cmd/mdb/common/modules/conf/mapfile-extern # # kmdb is a kernel module, so we'll use the kernel's build flags. $(KMODOBJS) := CFLAGS += $(STAND_FLAGS_32) $(KMODOBJS) := CFLAGS64 += $(STAND_FLAGS_64) # # Override this to pull source files from another directory # MODSRCS_DIR = ../../../common/modules/genunix all: $$(TARGETS) install: all $$(ROOTTGTS) dmods: install clean.lint: $(RM) $(LINTFILES) $(MODSRCS:.c=.ln) clean: $(RM) $(MODOBJS) $(KMODOBJS) $(CLEANFILES) clobber: clean clean.lint $(RM) $(MODFILE) $(KMODFILE) $(CLOBBERFILES) lint: $$(LINTFILES) .NO_PARALLEL: .PARALLEL: $(MODOBJS) $(KMODOBJS) mdb_tgt kmdb_tgt dmod kmod \ $(TARGETS) $(LINTFILES) $(MODFILE): dmod .WAIT $(MODOBJS) $$(MAPFILE-EXT) $(LINK.c) $(ZDEFS) $(ZIGNORE) $(MAPFILE-EXT:%=-M%) $(GSHARED) \ $(MODOBJS) -o $@ $(LDLIBS) -lc $(CTFMERGE) -L VERSION -o $@ $(MODOBJS) $(POST_PROCESS_SO) # # kmdb dmods must *not* stray from the module API. To ensure that they don't, # we try to link them, at build time, against an object that exports the symbols # that they can legally use. The link test object is, however, only built when # kmdb itself is built. Requiring module developers to build kmdb first would # be painful, so by default, module-level builds don't do the link test (the # $(POUND_SIGN) assignment below takes care of that). Builds of the entire # tree can, however, guarantee the construction of kmdb first, and as such can # override the setting of $(KMDB_LINKTEST_ENABLE). This override causes the # link test to be run. # # Developers wanting to force a link test for a single module can use the # `linktest' target from within a module directory. # LINKTESTOBJ = $(KMDBDIR)/kmdb_modlinktest.o KMDB_LINKTEST = \ $(LD) $(ZDEFS) -dy -r -o $@.linktest $(KMODOBJS) \ $(STANDOBJS) $(LINKTESTOBJ) && \ $(RM) $@.linktest KMDB_LINKTEST_ENABLE=$(POUND_SIGN) $(KMDB_LINKTEST_ENABLE)KMDB_LINKTEST_CMD = $(KMDB_LINKTEST) # # Ensure that dmods don't use floating point # KMDB_FPTEST_CMD = $(KMDB_FPTEST) $(KMODFILE): kmod .WAIT $(KMODOBJS) $(MAPFILE) $(LD) -dy -r $(MAPFILE:%=-M%) -Nmisc/kmdbmod -o $@ $(KMODOBJS) \ $(STANDOBJS) $(KMDB_LINKTEST_CMD) $(KMDB_FPTEST_CMD) $(CTFMERGE) -f -L VERSION -o $@ $(KMODOBJS) $(POST_PROCESS) $(SETDYNFLAG) -f DF_1_NOKSYMS $@ linktest: linktest_check .WAIT kmod .WAIT $(KMODOBJS) $(KMDB_LINKTEST) linktest_check: @if [ "$(MDBTGT)" != "kvm" ] ; then \ echo "ERROR: linktest is not supported non-kvm/disasm dmods" \ >&2 ; \ exit 1 ; \ fi # # Dynamic rules for object construction # dmod/%.o kmod/%.o: %.c $(COMPILE.c) -o $@ $< $(CTFCONVERT_O) dmod/%.o kmod/%.o: ../%.c $(COMPILE.c) -o $@ $< $(CTFCONVERT_O) dmod/%.o kmod/%.o: ../../../common/modules/$(MODNAME)/%.c $(COMPILE.c) -o $@ $< $(CTFCONVERT_O) dmod/%.o kmod/%.o: $$(MODSRCS_DIR)/%.c $(COMPILE.c) -o $@ $< $(CTFCONVERT_O) # # Lint # dmod/%.ln kmod/%.ln: %.c $(LINT.c) -dirout=$(@D) -c $< dmod/%.ln kmod/%.ln: ../%.c $(LINT.c) -dirout=$(@D) -c $< dmod/%.ln kmod/%.ln: ../../../common/modules/$(MODNAME)/%.c $(LINT.c) -dirout=$(@D) -c $< dmod/%.ln kmod/%.ln: $$(MODSRCS_DIR)/%.c $(LINT.c) -dirout=$(@D) -c $< # # Installation targets # $(ROOT)/usr/lib/mdb/$(MDBTGT): $(ROOT)/usr/lib/mdb $(INS.dir) $(ROOT)/usr/lib/mdb: $(INS.dir) $(ROOT)/kernel/kmdb: $(INS.dir) $(ROOTMOD)/$(MODULE): $(ROOTMOD) $(ROOTKMOD)/$(KMODULE): $(ROOTKMOD) kmod dmod: -@mkdir -p $@