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If the environment 100# passes in an override like ENABLE_SMB_PRINTING= (empty) that will 101# uncomment things in the lower Makefiles to enable the feature. 102ENABLE_SMB_PRINTING= $(POUND_SIGN) 103 104# BUILD_TOOLS is the root of all tools including compilers. 105# ONBLD_TOOLS is the root of all the tools that are part of SUNWonbld. 106 107BUILD_TOOLS= /ws/onnv-tools 108ONBLD_TOOLS= $(BUILD_TOOLS)/onbld 109 110# define runtime JAVA_HOME, primarily for cmd/pools/poold 111JAVA_HOME= /usr/java 112# define buildtime JAVA_ROOT 113JAVA_ROOT= /usr/java 114# Build uses java8 by default. Pass the variable below set to empty 115# string in the environment to override. 116BLD_JAVA_11= $(POUND_SIGN) 117 118GNUC_ROOT= /usr/gcc/10 119GCCLIBDIR= $(GNUC_ROOT)/lib 120GCCLIBDIR64= $(GNUC_ROOT)/lib/$(MACH64) 121 122DOCBOOK_XSL_ROOT= /usr/share/sgml/docbook/xsl-stylesheets 123 124RPCGEN= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/rpcgen 125ELFEXTRACT= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/elfextract 126MBH_PATCH= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/mbh_patch 127BTXLD= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/btxld 128VTFONTCVT= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/vtfontcvt 129# echo(1) and true(1) are specified without absolute paths, so that the shell 130# spawned by make(1) may use the built-in versions. This is minimally 131# problematic, as the shell spawned by make(1) is known and under control, the 132# only risk being if the shell falls back to $PATH. 133# 134# We specifically want an echo(1) that does interpolation of escape sequences, 135# which ksh93, /bin/sh, and bash will all provide. 136ECHO= echo 137TRUE= true 138INS= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/install 139ED= /usr/bin/ed 140SYMLINK= /usr/bin/ln -s 141LN= /usr/bin/ln 142MKDIR= /usr/bin/mkdir 143CHMOD= /usr/bin/chmod 144MV= /usr/bin/mv -f 145RM= /usr/bin/rm -f 146CUT= /usr/bin/cut 147NM= /usr/bin/nm 148DIFF= /usr/bin/diff 149GREP= /usr/bin/grep 150EGREP= /usr/bin/egrep 151ELFWRAP= /usr/bin/elfwrap 152KSH93= /usr/bin/ksh93 153SED= /usr/bin/sed 154AWK= /usr/bin/nawk 155CP= /usr/bin/cp -f 156MCS= /usr/bin/mcs 157CAT= /usr/bin/cat 158ELFDUMP= /usr/bin/elfdump 159M4= /usr/bin/m4 160GM4= /usr/bin/gm4 161STRIP= /usr/bin/strip 162LEX= /usr/bin/lex 163FLEX= /usr/bin/flex 164YACC= /usr/bin/yacc 165BISON= /usr/bin/bison 166CPP= /usr/lib/cpp 167SH= /usr/bin/sh 168ANSI_CPP= $(GNUC_ROOT)/bin/cpp 169JAVAC= $(JAVA_ROOT)/bin/javac 170JAVADOC= $(JAVA_ROOT)/bin/javadoc 171JAR= $(JAVA_ROOT)/bin/jar 172CTFCONVERT= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/ctfconvert 173CTFDIFF= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/ctfdiff 174CTFMERGE= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/ctfmerge 175CTFSTABS= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/ctfstabs 176CTFSTRIP= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/ctfstrip 177NDRGEN= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/ndrgen 178GENOFFSETS= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/genoffsets 179XREF= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/xref 180FIND= /usr/bin/find 181PERL= /usr/bin/perl 182PERL_VERSION= 5.10.0 183PERL_PKGVERS= -510 184PERL_MACH= i86pc 185$(SPARC_BLD)PERL_MACH= sun4 186PERL_VARIANT= 187PERL_ARCH= $(PERL_MACH)-solaris$(PERL_VARIANT)-64int 188PERL_ARCH64= $(PERL_MACH)-solaris$(PERL_VARIANT)-64 189PYTHON3_VERSION= 3.9 190PYTHON3_PKGVERS= -39 191PYTHON3_SUFFIX= 192PYTHON3= /usr/bin/python$(PYTHON3_VERSION) 193# BUILDPY3b should be overridden in the env file in order to build python 194# modules with a secondary python to aid migration between versions. 195BUILDPY3b= $(POUND_SIGN) 196PYTHON3b_VERSION= 3.5 197PYTHON3b_PKGVERS= -35 198PYTHON3b_SUFFIX= m 199# 200$(BUILDPY3b)PYTHON3b= /usr/bin/python$(PYTHON3b_VERSION) 201TOOLS_PYTHON= $(PYTHON3) 202SORT= /usr/bin/sort 203TR= /usr/bin/tr 204TOUCH= /usr/bin/touch 205WC= /usr/bin/wc 206XARGS= /usr/bin/xargs 207ELFEDIT= /usr/bin/elfedit 208DTRACE= /usr/sbin/dtrace -xnolibs 209UNIQ= /usr/bin/uniq 210TAR= /usr/bin/tar 211ASTBINDIR= /usr/ast/bin 212MSGCC= $(ASTBINDIR)/msgcc 213MSGFMT= /usr/bin/msgfmt -s 214LCDEF= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/localedef 215TIC= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/tic 216ZIC= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/zic 217OPENSSL= /usr/bin/openssl 218CPCGEN= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/cpcgen 219GENICONVTBL= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/geniconvtbl 220 221DEFAULT_CONSOLE_COLOR= \ 222 -DDEFAULT_ANSI_FOREGROUND=ANSI_COLOR_WHITE \ 223 -DDEFAULT_ANSI_BACKGROUND=ANSI_COLOR_BLACK 224 225FILEMODE= 644 226DIRMODE= 755 227 228# Declare that nothing should be built in parallel. 229# Individual Makefiles can use the .PARALLEL target to declare otherwise. 230.NO_PARALLEL: 231 232# For stylistic checks 233# 234# Note that the X and C checks are not used at this time and may need 235# modification when they are actually used. 236# 237CSTYLE= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/cstyle 238CSTYLE_TAIL= 239HDRCHK= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/hdrchk 240HDRCHK_TAIL= 241JSTYLE= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/jstyle 242 243DOT_H_CHECK= \ 244 @$(ECHO) "checking $<"; $(CSTYLE) $< $(CSTYLE_TAIL); \ 245 $(HDRCHK) $< $(HDRCHK_TAIL) 246 247DOT_X_CHECK= \ 248 @$(ECHO) "checking $<"; $(RPCGEN) -C -h $< | $(CSTYLE) $(CSTYLE_TAIL); \ 249 $(RPCGEN) -C -h $< | $(HDRCHK) $< $(HDRCHK_TAIL) 250 251DOT_C_CHECK= \ 252 @$(ECHO) "checking $<"; $(CSTYLE) $< $(CSTYLE_TAIL) 253 254MANIFEST_CHECK= \ 255 @$(ECHO) "checking $<"; \ 256 SVCCFG_DTD=$(SRC)/cmd/svc/dtd/service_bundle.dtd.1 \ 257 SVCCFG_REPOSITORY=$(SRC)/cmd/svc/seed/global.db \ 258 SVCCFG_CONFIGD_PATH=$(SRC)/cmd/svc/configd/svc.configd-native \ 259 $(SRC)/cmd/svc/svccfg/svccfg-native validate $< 260 261INS.file= $(RM) $@; $(INS) -s -m $(FILEMODE) -f $(@D) $< 262INS.dir= $(INS) -s -d -m $(DIRMODE) $@ 263# installs and renames at once 264# 265INS.rename= $(INS.file); $(MV) $(@D)/$(<F) $@ 266 267# install a link 268INSLINKTARGET= $< 269INS.link= $(RM) $@; $(LN) $(INSLINKTARGET) $@ 270INS.symlink= $(RM) $@; $(SYMLINK) $(INSLINKTARGET) $@ 271 272# The path to python that will be used for the shebang line when installing 273# python scripts to the proto area. This is overridden by makefiles to 274# select to the correct version. 275PYSHEBANG= $(PYTHON3) 276 277# 278# Python bakes the mtime of the .py file into the compiled .pyc and 279# rebuilds if the baked-in mtime != the mtime of the source file 280# (rather than only if it's less than), thus when installing python 281# files we must make certain to not adjust the mtime of the source 282# (.py) file. 283# 284INS.pyfile= $(RM) $@; $(SED) \ 285 -e "1s:^\#!@PYTHON@:\#!$(PYSHEBANG):" \ 286 -e "1s:^\#!@TOOLS_PYTHON@:\#!$(TOOLS_PYTHON):" \ 287 < $< > $@; $(CHMOD) $(FILEMODE) $@; $(TOUCH) -r $< $@ 288 289# MACH must be set in the shell environment per uname -p on the build host 290# More specific architecture variables should be set in lower makefiles. 291# 292# MACH64 is derived from MACH, and BUILD64 is set to `#' for 293# architectures on which we do not build 64-bit versions. 294# (There are no such architectures at the moment.) 295# 296# Set BUILD64=# in the environment to disable 64-bit amd64 297# builds on i386 machines. 298 299MACH64_1= $(MACH:sparc=sparcv9) 300MACH64= $(MACH64_1:i386=amd64) 301 302MACH32_1= $(MACH:sparc=sparcv7) 303MACH32= $(MACH32_1:i386=i86) 304 305sparc_BUILD64= 306i386_BUILD64= 307BUILD64= $($(MACH)_BUILD64) 308 309# 310# C compiler verbose mode. This is so we can enable it globally, 311# but turn it off in the lower level makefiles of things we cannot 312# (or aren't going to) fix. 313# 314CCVERBOSE= -v 315 316# 317# generate v9 code which tolerates callers using the v7 ABI, for the sake of 318# system calls. 319CC32BITCALLERS= -_gcc=-massume-32bit-callers 320 321# GCC, especially, is increasingly beginning to auto-inline functions and 322# sadly does so separately not under the general -fno-inline-functions 323# Additionally, we wish to prevent optimisations which cause GCC to clone 324# functions -- in particular, these may cause unhelpful symbols to be 325# emitted instead of function names 326CCNOAUTOINLINE= \ 327 -_gcc=-fno-inline-small-functions \ 328 -_gcc=-fno-inline-functions-called-once \ 329 -_gcc=-fno-ipa-cp \ 330 -_gcc=-fno-ipa-icf \ 331 -_gcc=-fno-clone-functions 332 333# GCC may put functions in different named sub-sections of .text based on 334# their presumed calling frequency. At least in the kernel, where we actually 335# deliver relocatable objects, we don't want this to happen. 336# 337# Since at present we don't benefit from this even in userland, we disable it globally, 338# but the application of this may move into usr/src/uts/ in future. 339CCNOREORDER= -_gcc=-fno-reorder-functions \ 340 -_gcc=-fno-reorder-blocks-and-partition 341 342# 343# gcc has a rather aggressive optimization on by default that infers loop 344# bounds based on undefined behavior (!!). This can lead to some VERY 345# surprising optimizations -- ones that may be technically correct in the 346# strictest sense but also result in incorrect program behavior. We turn 347# this optimization off, with extreme prejudice. 348# 349CCNOAGGRESSIVELOOPS= -_gcc=-fno-aggressive-loop-optimizations 350 351# 352# gcc has a limit on the maximum size of a function which will be inlined 353# in the presence of the 'inline' keyword; this limit varies between versions 354# of gcc. For consistent output and to ensure that some of the slightly larger 355# functions are inlined as intended, we specify the limit explicitly. 356# 357CCINLINESIZE= -_gcc=--param=max-inline-insns-single=450 358CCWARNINLINE= -_gcc=-Winline 359 360# 361# Options to control which version of stack-protector we enable. This 362# gives us a bit of flexibility and is unfortunately necessary as some 363# modules do not function correctly with our defaults (qede). 364# 365# o STACKPROTECT_ Sets the appropriate version for the compiler 366# o STACKPROTECT_strong Sets us to use strong on all of the 367# compilers it supports. This is the same 368# as the default. 369# 370# o STACKPROTECT_none Disables the stack protector. 371# 372# o STACKPROTECT_all Enables it for everything. 373# 374# o STACKPROTECT_basic Enables the basic stack protector. 375# 376# -fstack-protector-strong is not available in gcc4 which is why we 377# have per-compiler versions below. These are not added to the default 378# global CFLAGS at this time as it's being incrementally enabled 379# throughout the build. 380# 381STACKPROTECT_ = -_gcc=-fstack-protector-strong 382 383STACKPROTECT_strong = $(STACKPROTECT_) 384STACKPROTECT_none = 385STACKPROTECT_all = -_gcc=-fstack-protector-all 386STACKPROTECT_basic = -_gcc=-fstack-protector 387 388STACKPROTECT_LD_ = -lssp_ns 389STACKPROTECT_LD_none = 390STACKPROTECT_LD_all = $(STACKPROTECT_LD_) 391STACKPROTECT_LD_basic = $(STACKPROTECT_LD_) 392 393CCSTACKPROTECT= $(STACKPROTECT_$(STACKPROTECT)) 394LDSTACKPROTECT= $(STACKPROTECT_LD_$(STACKPROTECT)) 395 396# 397# compiler '-xarch' flag. This is here to centralize it and make it 398# overridable for testing. 399sparc_XARCH= -m32 400sparcv9_XARCH= -m64 401i386_XARCH= -m32 402amd64_XARCH= -m64 -Ui386 -U__i386 403 404# 405# These flags define what we need to be 'standalone' i.e. -not- part 406# of the rather more cosy userland environment. This basically means 407# the kernel. 408# 409# XX64 future versions of gcc will make -mcmodel=kernel imply -mno-red-zone 410# 411sparc_STAND_FLAGS= -_gcc=-ffreestanding 412sparcv9_STAND_FLAGS= -_gcc=-ffreestanding 413# Disabling MMX also disables 3DNow, disabling SSE also disables all later 414# additions to SSE (SSE2, AVX ,etc.) 415NO_SIMD= -_gcc=-mno-mmx -_gcc=-mno-sse 416i386_STAND_FLAGS= -_gcc=-ffreestanding $(NO_SIMD) 417amd64_STAND_FLAGS= -xmodel=kernel $(NO_SIMD) 418 419SAVEARGS= -Wu,-save_args 420amd64_STAND_FLAGS += $(SAVEARGS) 421 422STAND_FLAGS_32 = $($(MACH)_STAND_FLAGS) 423STAND_FLAGS_64 = $($(MACH64)_STAND_FLAGS) 424 425# 426# turn warnings into errors (C) 427CERRWARN = -errtags=yes -errwarn=%all 428 429CERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-missing-braces 430CERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-sign-compare 431CERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-unknown-pragmas 432CERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-unused-parameter 433CERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-missing-field-initializers 434 435# Unfortunately, this option can misfire very easily and unfixably. 436CERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-array-bounds 437 438CNOWARN_UNINIT = -_gcc=-Wno-maybe-uninitialized 439 440CERRWARN += -_smatch=-p=illumos_user 441include $(SRC)/Makefile.smatch 442 443# 444# turn warnings into errors (C++) 445CCERRWARN = -errtags=yes -errwarn=%all 446 447CCERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-missing-braces 448CCERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-sign-compare 449CCERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-unknown-pragmas 450CCERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-unused-parameter 451CCERRWARN += -_gcc=-Wno-missing-field-initializers 452 453# C standard 454CSTD_GNU89= -xc99=%none 455CSTD_GNU99= -xc99=%all 456CSTD= $(CSTD_GNU89) 457 458# In most places, assignments to these macros should be appended with += 459# (CPPFLAGS.first allows values to be prepended to CPPFLAGS). 460sparc_CFLAGS= $(sparc_XARCH) 461sparcv9_CFLAGS= $(sparcv9_XARCH) $(CCVERBOSE) 462i386_CFLAGS= $(i386_XARCH) 463amd64_CFLAGS= $(amd64_XARCH) 464 465$(MACH)_ASFLAGS= $($(MACH)_CFLAGS) 466$(MACH64)_ASFLAGS= $($(MACH64)_CFLAGS) 467 468ASFLAGS= $($(MACH)_ASFLAGS) 469ASFLAGS64= $($(MACH64)_ASFLAGS) 470 471# 472sparc_COPTFLAG= -xO3 473sparcv9_COPTFLAG= -xO3 474i386_COPTFLAG= -O 475amd64_COPTFLAG= -xO3 476 477COPTFLAG= $($(MACH)_COPTFLAG) 478COPTFLAG64= $($(MACH64)_COPTFLAG) 479 480# Sometimes we want all symbols and types in debugging information even 481# if they aren't used. 482CALLSYMS= -_gcc=-fno-eliminate-unused-debug-symbols \ 483 -_gcc=-fno-eliminate-unused-debug-types 484 485# 486# We force the compilers to generate the debugging information best understood 487# by the CTF tools. With Sun Studio this is stabs due to bugs in the Studio 488# compilers. With GCC this is DWARF v2. 489# 490DEBUGFORMAT= -_gcc=-gdwarf-2 -_gcc10=-gstrict-dwarf -_gcc11=-gstrict-dwarf 491 492# 493# Ask the compiler to include debugging information 494# 495CCGDEBUG= -g $(DEBUGFORMAT) 496 497# 498# Flags used to build in debug mode for ctf generation. 499# 500CTF_FLAGS_sparc = $(CCGDEBUG) $(CSTD) 501CTF_FLAGS_i386 = $(CCGDEBUG) $(CSTD) 502 503CTF_FLAGS_sparcv9 = $(CTF_FLAGS_sparc) 504CTF_FLAGS_amd64 = $(CTF_FLAGS_i386) $(SAVEARGS) 505 506CTF_FLAGS_32 = $(CTF_FLAGS_$(MACH)) 507CTF_FLAGS_64 = $(CTF_FLAGS_$(MACH64)) 508CTF_FLAGS = $(CTF_FLAGS_32) 509 510# 511# Flags used with genoffsets 512# 513GENOFFSETS_FLAGS = $(CALLSYMS) 514 515OFFSETS_CREATE = $(GENOFFSETS) -s $(CTFSTABS) -r $(CTFCONVERT) \ 516 $(CW) --noecho $(CW_CC_COMPILERS) -- $(GENOFFSETS_FLAGS) \ 517 $(CFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) 518 519OFFSETS_CREATE64 = $(GENOFFSETS) -s $(CTFSTABS) -r $(CTFCONVERT) \ 520 $(CW) --noecho $(CW_CC_COMPILERS) -- $(GENOFFSETS_FLAGS) \ 521 $(CFLAGS64) $(CPPFLAGS) 522 523# dmake SOURCEDEBUG=yes ... enables source-level debugging information, and 524# avoids stripping it. 525SOURCEDEBUG = $(POUND_SIGN) 526SRCDBGBLD = $(SOURCEDEBUG:yes=) 527 528# 529# These variables are intended ONLY for use by developers to safely pass extra 530# flags to the compilers without unintentionally overriding Makefile-set 531# flags. They should NEVER be set to any value in a Makefile. 532# 533# They come last in the associated FLAGS variable such that they can 534# explicitly override things if necessary, there are gaps in this, but it's 535# the best we can manage. 536# 537CUSERFLAGS = 538CUSERFLAGS64 = $(CUSERFLAGS) 539CCUSERFLAGS = 540CCUSERFLAGS64 = $(CCUSERFLAGS) 541 542CSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS = 543CCSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS = 544$(SRCDBGBLD)CSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS = $(CCGDEBUG) 545$(SRCDBGBLD)CCSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS = $(CCGDEBUG) 546 547CFLAGS= $(COPTFLAG) $($(MACH)_CFLAGS) \ 548 $(CERRWARN) $(CSTD) $(CCNOAUTOINLINE) $(CCNOREORDER) \ 549 $(CCNOAGGRESSIVELOOPS) $(CCINLINESIZE) \ 550 $(CSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) $(CUSERFLAGS) 551CFLAGS64= $(COPTFLAG64) $($(MACH64)_CFLAGS) \ 552 $(CERRWARN) $(CSTD) $(CCNOAUTOINLINE) $(CCNOREORDER) \ 553 $(CCNOAGGRESSIVELOOPS) $(CCINLINESIZE) \ 554 $(CSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) $(CUSERFLAGS64) 555# 556# Flags that are used to build parts of the code that are subsequently 557# run on the build machine (also known as the NATIVE_BUILD). 558# 559NATIVE_CFLAGS= $(COPTFLAG) $($(NATIVE_MACH)_CFLAGS) \ 560 $(CERRWARN) $(CSTD) $(CCNOAUTOINLINE) \ 561 $(CCNOREORDER) $(CCNOAGGRESSIVELOOPS) $(CCINLINESIZE) \ 562 $(CSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) $(CUSERFLAGS) 563 564NATIVE_CCFLAGS= $(CCOPTFLAG) $($(NATIVE_MACH)_CCFLAGS) $(CCSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) \ 565 $(CCUSERFLAGS) 566 567NATIVE_CFLAGS64= $(COPTFLAG64) $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_CFLAGS) \ 568 $(CERRWARN) $(CSTD) $(CCNOAUTOINLINE) \ 569 $(CCNOREORDER) $(CCNOAGGRESSIVELOOPS) $(CCINLINESIZE) \ 570 $(CSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) $(CUSERFLAGS64) 571 572NATIVE_CCFLAGS64= $(CCOPTFLAG64) $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_CCFLAGS) \ 573 $(CCSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) $(CCUSERFLAGS64) 574 575DTEXTDOM=-DTEXT_DOMAIN=\"$(TEXT_DOMAIN)\" # For messaging. 576DTS_ERRNO=-D_TS_ERRNO 577CPPFLAGS.first= # Please keep empty. Only lower makefiles should set this. 578CPPFLAGS.master=$(DTEXTDOM) $(DTS_ERRNO) \ 579 $(ENVCPPFLAGS1) $(ENVCPPFLAGS2) $(ENVCPPFLAGS3) $(ENVCPPFLAGS4) \ 580 $(ADJUNCT_PROTO:%=-I%/usr/include) 581CPPFLAGS.native=$(ENVCPPFLAGS1) $(ENVCPPFLAGS2) $(ENVCPPFLAGS3) \ 582 $(ENVCPPFLAGS4) -I$(NATIVE_ADJUNCT)/include 583CPPFLAGS= $(CPPFLAGS.first) $(CPPFLAGS.master) 584AS_CPPFLAGS= $(CPPFLAGS.first) $(CPPFLAGS.master) 585JAVAFLAGS= -source 7 -target 7 -Xlint:deprecation,-options 586$(BLD_JAVA_11)JAVAFLAGS= -source 7 -target 7 -Xlint:-options 587 588# 589# For source message catalogue 590# 591.SUFFIXES: $(SUFFIXES) .i .po 592MSGROOT= $(ROOT)/catalog 593MSGDOMAIN= $(MSGROOT)/$(TEXT_DOMAIN) 594MSGDOMAINPOFILE = $(MSGDOMAIN)/$(POFILE) 595DCMSGDOMAIN= $(MSGROOT)/LC_TIME/$(TEXT_DOMAIN) 596DCMSGDOMAINPOFILE = $(DCMSGDOMAIN)/$(DCFILE:.dc=.po) 597 598CLOBBERFILES += $(POFILE) $(POFILES) 599COMPILE.cpp= $(CC) -E -C $(CFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) 600XGETTEXT= /usr/bin/xgettext 601XGETFLAGS= -c TRANSLATION_NOTE 602GNUXGETTEXT= /usr/gnu/bin/xgettext 603GNUXGETFLAGS= --add-comments=TRANSLATION_NOTE --keyword=_ \ 604 --strict --no-location --omit-header 605BUILD.po= $(XGETTEXT) $(XGETFLAGS) -d $(<F) $<.i ;\ 606 $(RM) $@ ;\ 607 $(SED) "/^domain/d" < $(<F).po > $@ ;\ 608 $(RM) $(<F).po $<.i 609 610# 611# This is overwritten by local Makefile when PROG is a list. 612# 613POFILE= $(PROG).po 614 615sparc_CCFLAGS= $(sparc_XARCH) $(CCERRWARN) 616sparcv9_CCFLAGS= $(sparcv9_XARCH) $(CCERRWARN) 617i386_CCFLAGS= $(i386_XARCH) $(CCERRWARN) 618amd64_CCFLAGS= $(amd64_XARCH) $(CCERRWARN) 619 620sparc_CCOPTFLAG= -O 621sparcv9_CCOPTFLAG= -O 622i386_CCOPTFLAG= -O 623amd64_CCOPTFLAG= -O 624 625CCOPTFLAG= $($(MACH)_CCOPTFLAG) 626CCOPTFLAG64= $($(MACH64)_CCOPTFLAG) 627CCFLAGS= $(CCOPTFLAG) $($(MACH)_CCFLAGS) $(CCSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) \ 628 $(CCUSERFLAGS) 629CCFLAGS64= $(CCOPTFLAG64) $($(MACH64)_CCFLAGS) $(CCSOURCEDEBUGFLAGS) \ 630 $(CCUSERFLAGS64) 631 632# 633# 634# 635ELFWRAP_FLAGS = 636ELFWRAP_FLAGS64 = -64 637 638# 639# Various mapfiles that are used throughout the build, and delivered to 640# /usr/lib/ld. 641# 642MAPFILE.NED_i386 = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/common/map.noexdata 643MAPFILE.NED_sparc = 644MAPFILE.NED = $(MAPFILE.NED_$(MACH)) 645MAPFILE.PGA = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/common/map.pagealign 646MAPFILE.NES = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/common/map.noexstk 647MAPFILE.FLT = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/common/map.filter 648MAPFILE.LEX = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/common/map.lex.yy 649 650# 651# Generated mapfiles that are compiler specific, and used throughout the 652# build. These mapfiles are not delivered in /usr/lib/ld. 653# 654MAPFILE.NGB_sparc = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/gen/sparc_gcc_map.noexeglobs 655MAPFILE.NGB_sparcv9 = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/gen/sparcv9_gcc_map.noexeglobs 656MAPFILE.NGB_i386 = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/gen/i386_gcc_map.noexeglobs 657MAPFILE.NGB_amd64 = $(SRC)/common/mapfiles/gen/amd64_gcc_map.noexeglobs 658MAPFILE.NGB = $(MAPFILE.NGB_$(MACH)) 659 660# 661# A generic interface mapfile name, used by various dynamic objects to define 662# the interfaces and interposers the object must export. 663# 664MAPFILE.INT = mapfile-intf 665 666# 667# LDLIBS32 and LDLIBS64 can be set in the environment to override the following 668# assignments. 669# 670LDLIBS32 = $(ENVLDLIBS1) $(ENVLDLIBS2) $(ENVLDLIBS3) 671LDLIBS32 += $(ADJUNCT_PROTO:%=-L%/usr/lib -L%/lib) 672LDLIBS.cmd = $(LDLIBS32) 673LDLIBS.lib = $(LDLIBS32) 674 675LDLIBS64 = $(ENVLDLIBS1:%=%/$(MACH64)) \ 676 $(ENVLDLIBS2:%=%/$(MACH64)) \ 677 $(ENVLDLIBS3:%=%/$(MACH64)) 678LDLIBS64 += $(ADJUNCT_PROTO:%=-L%/usr/lib/$(MACH64) -L%/lib/$(MACH64)) 679 680# 681# Define compilation macros. 682# 683COMPILE.c= $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) -c 684COMPILE64.c= $(CC) $(CFLAGS64) $(CPPFLAGS) -c 685COMPILE.cc= $(CCC) $(CCFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) -c 686COMPILE64.cc= $(CCC) $(CCFLAGS64) $(CPPFLAGS) -c 687COMPILE.s= $(AS) $(ASFLAGS) $(AS_CPPFLAGS) -c 688COMPILE64.s= $(AS) $(ASFLAGS64) $(AS_CPPFLAGS) -c 689COMPILE.d= $(DTRACE) -G -32 690COMPILE64.d= $(DTRACE) -G -64 691COMPILE.b= $(ELFWRAP) $(ELFWRAP_FLAGS$(CLASS)) 692COMPILE64.b= $(ELFWRAP) $(ELFWRAP_FLAGS$(CLASS)) 693 694CLASSPATH= . 695COMPILE.java= $(JAVAC) $(JAVAFLAGS) -classpath $(CLASSPATH) 696 697# 698# Link time macros 699# 700CCNEEDED = -L$(GCCLIBDIR) -lstdc++ -lgcc_s 701CCEXTNEEDED = $(CCNEEDED) 702NATIVECCNEEDED = -R$(GCCLIBDIR) -L$(GCCLIBDIR) -lstdc++ -lgcc_s 703 704CCNEEDED64 = -L$(GCCLIBDIR) -lstdc++ -lgcc_s 705NATIVECCNEEDED64 = -R$(GCCLIBDIR) -L$(GCCLIBDIR) -lstdc++ -lgcc_s 706CCEXTNEEDED = $(CCNEEDED64) 707 708# Libraries we expect to use natively on the build machine 709NATIVE_LIBS= 710 711LDCHECKS = $(ZASSERTDEFLIB) $(ZGUIDANCE) $(ZFATALWARNINGS) 712LDCHECKS += $(NATIVE_LIBS:%=$(ZASSERTDEFLIB)=%) 713 714LINK.c= $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $(LDCHECKS) 715LINK64.c= $(CC) $(CFLAGS64) $(CPPFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $(LDCHECKS) 716NORUNPATH= -nolib 717LINK.cc= $(CCC) $(CCFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(NORUNPATH) \ 718 $(LDFLAGS) $(CCNEEDED) $(LDCHECKS) 719LINK64.cc= $(CCC) $(CCFLAGS64) $(CPPFLAGS) $(NORUNPATH) \ 720 $(LDFLAGS) $(CCNEEDED64) $(LDCHECKS) 721 722# For some future builds, NATIVE_MACH and MACH might be different. 723# Therefore, NATIVE_MACH needs to be redefined in the 724# environment as `uname -p` to override this macro. 725# 726# For now at least, we cross-compile amd64 on i386 machines. 727NATIVE_MACH= $(MACH:amd64=i386) 728NATIVE_MACH64= $(MACH64) 729 730# Base directory where compilers can be found. Usually overridden in the 731# environment. 732GNU_ROOT= /usr 733 734PRIMARY_CC= gcc10,$(GNUC_ROOT)/bin/gcc,gnu 735PRIMARY_CCC= gcc10,$(GNUC_ROOT)/bin/g++,gnu 736 737CW_CC_COMPILERS= $(PRIMARY_CC:%=--primary %) $(SHADOW_CCS:%=--shadow %) 738CW_CCC_COMPILERS= $(PRIMARY_CCC:%=--primary %) $(SHADOW_CCCS:%=--shadow %) 739 740CW_LINKER= --linker $(LD) 741 742# Specify platform compiler versions for languages 743# that we use (currently only c and c++). 744# 745CW= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH)/cw 746 747BUILD_CC= $(CW) $(CW_LINKER) $(CW_CC_COMPILERS) -- 748BUILD_CCC= $(CW) -C $(CW_LINKER) $(CW_CCC_COMPILERS) -- 749BUILD_CPP= /usr/lib/cpp 750BUILD_LD= $(ONBLD_TOOLS)/bin/$(MACH64)/ld 751 752$(MACH)_CC= $(BUILD_CC) 753$(MACH)_CCC= $(BUILD_CCC) 754$(MACH)_CPP= $(BUILD_CPP) 755$(MACH)_LD= $(BUILD_LD) 756$(MACH)_AS= $(BUILD_CC) 757$(MACH64)_CC= $(BUILD_CC) 758$(MACH64)_CCC= $(BUILD_CCC) 759$(MACH64)_CPP= $(BUILD_CPP) 760$(MACH64)_LD= $(BUILD_LD) 761$(MACH64)_AS= $(BUILD_CC) 762 763NATIVECC= $($(NATIVE_MACH)_CC) 764NATIVECCC= $($(NATIVE_MACH)_CCC) 765NATIVECPP= $($(NATIVE_MACH)_CPP) 766NATIVEAS= $($(NATIVE_MACH)_AS) 767NATIVELD= $($(NATIVE_MACH)_LD) 768 769NATIVECC64= $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_CC) 770NATIVECCC64= $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_CCC) 771NATIVECPP64= $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_CPP) 772NATIVEAS64= $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_AS) 773NATIVELD64= $($(NATIVE_MACH64)_LD) 774 775# 776# Makefile.master.64 overrides these settings 777# 778CC= $(NATIVECC) 779CCC= $(NATIVECCC) 780CPP= $(NATIVECPP) 781AS= $(NATIVEAS) 782LD= $(NATIVELD) 783 784CC64= $(NATIVECC64) 785CCC64= $(NATIVECCC64) 786CPP64= $(NATIVECPP64) 787AS64= $(NATIVEAS64) 788LD64= $(NATIVELD64) 789 790# Pass -Y flag to cpp (method of which is release-dependent) 791CCYFLAG= -Y I, 792 793BDIRECT= -Wl,-Bdirect 794BDYNAMIC= -Wl,-Bdynamic 795BLOCAL= -Wl,-Blocal 796BNODIRECT= -Wl,-Bnodirect 797BREDUCE= -Wl,-Breduce 798BSTATIC= -Wl,-Bstatic 799BSYMBOLIC= -Wl,-Bsymbolic 800 801ZDEFS= -Wl,-zdefs 802ZDIRECT= -Wl,-zdirect 803ZIGNORE= -Wl,-zignore 804ZINITFIRST= -Wl,-zinitfirst 805ZINTERPOSE= -Wl,-zinterpose 806ZLAZYLOAD= -Wl,-zlazyload 807ZLOADFLTR= -Wl,-zloadfltr 808ZMULDEFS= -Wl,-zmuldefs 809ZNODEFAULTLIB= -Wl,-znodefaultlib 810ZNODEFS= -Wl,-znodefs 811ZNODELETE= -Wl,-znodelete 812ZNODLOPEN= -Wl,-znodlopen 813ZNODUMP= -Wl,-znodump 814ZNOLAZYLOAD= -Wl,-znolazyload 815ZNOLDYNSYM= -Wl,-znoldynsym 816ZNORELOC= -Wl,-znoreloc 817ZNOVERSION= -Wl,-znoversion 818ZRECORD= -Wl,-zrecord 819ZREDLOCSYM= -Wl,-zredlocsym 820ZTEXT= -Wl,-ztext 821ZVERBOSE= -Wl,-zverbose 822ZASSERTDEFLIB= -Wl,-zassert-deflib 823ZGUIDANCE= -Wl,-zguidance 824ZFATALWARNINGS= -Wl,-zfatal-warnings 825ZASLR= -Wl,-zaslr 826 827GSHARED= -shared 828CCMT= -mt 829 830# Handle different PIC models on different ISAs 831# (May be overridden by lower-level Makefiles) 832 833sparc_C_PICFLAGS = -fpic 834sparcv9_C_PICFLAGS = -fpic 835i386_C_PICFLAGS = -fpic 836amd64_C_PICFLAGS = -fpic 837C_PICFLAGS = $($(MACH)_C_PICFLAGS) 838C_PICFLAGS64 = $($(MACH64)_C_PICFLAGS) 839 840sparc_C_BIGPICFLAGS = -fPIC 841sparcv9_C_BIGPICFLAGS = -fPIC 842i386_C_BIGPICFLAGS = -fPIC 843amd64_C_BIGPICFLAGS = -fPIC 844C_BIGPICFLAGS = $($(MACH)_C_BIGPICFLAGS) 845C_BIGPICFLAGS64 = $($(MACH64)_C_BIGPICFLAGS) 846 847# CC requires there to be no space between '-K' and 'pic' or 'PIC'. 848# and does not support -f 849sparc_CC_PICFLAGS = -_gcc=-fpic 850sparcv9_CC_PICFLAGS = -_gcc=-fPIC 851i386_CC_PICFLAGS = -_gcc=-fpic 852amd64_CC_PICFLAGS = -_gcc=-fpic 853CC_PICFLAGS = $($(MACH)_CC_PICFLAGS) 854CC_PICFLAGS64 = $($(MACH64)_CC_PICFLAGS) 855 856AS_PICFLAGS= $(C_PICFLAGS) 857AS_BIGPICFLAGS= $(C_BIGPICFLAGS) 858 859# 860# Default label for CTF sections 861# 862CTFCVTFLAGS= -L VERSION 863 864# 865# Override to pass module-specific flags to ctfmerge. Currently used only by 866# krtld to turn on fuzzy matching, and source-level debugging to inhibit 867# stripping. 868# 869CTFMRGFLAGS= 870 871CTFCONVERT_O = $(CTFCONVERT) $(CTFCVTFLAGS) $@ 872 873# Rules (normally from make.rules) and macros which are used for post 874# processing files. 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Up to five lines can be 932# specified by overriding the BOOTBANNER macros, and any line that expands to 933# an empty string will not be printed. See comments in 934# bootbanner_expand_template() for more details about the template string 935# format. 936# 937BOOTBANNER1= ^o Version ^v ^w-bit 938BOOTBANNER2= 939BOOTBANNER3= 940BOOTBANNER4= 941BOOTBANNER5= 942 943PROCESS_COMMENT= @?${MCS} -d -a $(RELEASE_CM) -a $(DEV_CM) 944$(RELEASE_BUILD)PROCESS_COMMENT= @?${MCS} -d -a $(RELEASE_CM) 945 946STRIP_STABS= $(STRIP) -x $@ 947$(SRCDBGBLD)STRIP_STABS= : 948PROCESS_CTF= : 949 950POST_PROCESS_O= 951POST_PROCESS_S_O= 952POST_PROCESS_CC_O= 953POST_PROCESS_A= 954POST_PROCESS_SO= $(PROCESS_COMMENT) $@ ; $(STRIP_STABS) ; \ 955 $(ELFSIGN_OBJECT) 956POST_PROCESS= $(PROCESS_COMMENT) $@ ; $(PROCESS_CTF) ; \ 957 $(STRIP_STABS) ; $(ELFSIGN_OBJECT) 958 959# 960# PKGARCHIVE specifies the default location where packages should be 961# placed if built. 962# 963$(RELEASE_BUILD)PKGARCHIVESUFFIX= -nd 964PKGARCHIVE=$(SRC)/../../packages/$(MACH)/nightly$(PKGARCHIVESUFFIX) 965 966# 967# The repositories will be created with these publisher settings. 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This special version of the 1090# COMPILE.cpp macro effectively prevents expansion of TEXT_DOMAIN, 1091# causing xgettext to put all messages into the default domain. 1092# 1093CPPFORPO=$(COMPILE.cpp:\"$(TEXT_DOMAIN)\"=TEXT_DOMAIN) 1094 1095.c.i: 1096 $(CPPFORPO) $< > $@ 1097 1098.h.i: 1099 $(CPPFORPO) $< > $@ 1100 1101.y.i: 1102 $(YACC) -d $< 1103 $(CPPFORPO) y.tab.c > $@ 1104 $(RM) y.tab.c 1105 1106.l.i: 1107 $(LEX) $< 1108 $(CPPFORPO) lex.yy.c > $@ 1109 $(RM) lex.yy.c 1110 1111.c.po: 1112 $(CPPFORPO) $< > $<.i 1113 $(BUILD.po) 1114 1115.cc.po: 1116 $(CPPFORPO) $< > $<.i 1117 $(BUILD.po) 1118 1119.y.po: 1120 $(YACC) -d $< 1121 $(CPPFORPO) y.tab.c > $<.i 1122 $(BUILD.po) 1123 $(RM) y.tab.c 1124 1125.l.po: 1126 $(LEX) $< 1127 $(CPPFORPO) lex.yy.c > $<.i 1128 $(BUILD.po) 1129 $(RM) lex.yy.c 1130 1131# 1132# Rules to perform stylistic checks 1133# 1134.SUFFIXES: .x .xml .check .xmlchk 1135 1136.h.check: 1137 $(DOT_H_CHECK) 1138 1139.x.check: 1140 $(DOT_X_CHECK) 1141 1142.xml.xmlchk: 1143 $(MANIFEST_CHECK) 1144