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All rights reserved. 23# Use is subject to license terms. 24# 25# include global definitions 26include ../Makefile.master 27 28# 29# List of architectures to build as part of the standard build. 30# 31# Some of these architectures are built in parallel (see i386_PARALLEL and 32# sparc_PARALLEL). This requires building some parts first before parallel build 33# can start. Platform make files know what should be built as a prerequisite for 34# the parallel build to work. The i386_PREREQ and sparc_PREREQ variables tell 35# which platform directory to enter to start making prerequisite dependencies. 36# 37sparc_ARCHITECTURES = sun4v sun4u sparc 38 39i386_ARCHITECTURES = i86pc i86xpv intel 40 41# 42# For i386 all architectures can be compiled in parallel. 43# 44# intel/Makefile knows how to build prerequisites needed for parallel build. 45# 46i386_PREREQ = intel 47i386_PARALLEL = $(i386_ARCHITECTURES) 48 49# 50# For sparc all architectures can be compiled in parallel. 51# 52# sun4/Makefile knows how to build prerequisites needed for parallel build. 53# can start. 54# 55sparc_PREREQ = sun4 56sparc_PARALLEL = $(sparc_ARCHITECTURES) 57 58# 59# Platforms defined in $(MACH)_PARALLEL are built in parallel. DUMMY is placed 60# at the end in case $(MACH)_PARALLEL is empty to prevent everything going in 61# parallel. 62# 63.PARALLEL: $($(MACH)_PARALLEL) DUMMY 64 65# 66# For build prerequisites we use a special target which is constructed by adding 67# '.prereq' suffix to the $(MACH)_PREREQ. 68# 69PREREQ_TARGET = $($(MACH)_PREREQ:%=%.prereq) 70 71 72def := TARGET= def 73all := TARGET= all 74install := TARGET= install 75install_h := TARGET= install_h 76clean := TARGET= clean 77clobber := TARGET= clobber 78lint := TARGET= lint 79clean.lint := TARGET= clean.lint 80check := TARGET= check 81modlist := TARGET= modlist 82modlist := NO_STATE= -K $$MODSTATE$$$$ 83 84.KEEP_STATE: 85 86def all lint: all_h $(PMTMO_FILE) $($(MACH)_ARCHITECTURES) 87 88install: all_h install_dirs $(PMTMO_FILE) $($(MACH)_ARCHITECTURES) 89 90install_dirs: 91 @cd ..; pwd; $(MAKE) rootdirs 92 @pwd 93 94# 95# Rule to build prerequisites. The left part of the pattern will match 96# PREREQ_TARGET. 97# 98# The location of the Makefile is determined by strippinng '.prereq' suffix from 99# the target name. We add '.prereq' suffix to the target passed to the child 100# Makefile so that it can distinguish prerequisite build from the regular one. 101# 102# 103%.prereq: 104 @cd $(@:%.prereq=%); pwd; $(MAKE) $(NO_STATE) $(TARGET).prereq 105 106# 107# Rule to build architecture files. Build all required prerequisites and then 108# build the rest (potentially in parallel). 109# 110$($(MACH)_ARCHITECTURES): $(PREREQ_TARGET) FRC 111 @cd $@; pwd; $(MAKE) $(NO_STATE) $(TARGET) 112 113$(PMTMO_FILE) pmtmo_file: $(PATCH_MAKEUP_TABLE) 114 @if [ -z "$(PATCH_MAKEUP_TABLE)" ] ; then \ 115 echo 'ERROR: $$(PATCH_MAKEUP_TABLE) not set' \ 116 'in environment' >&2 ; \ 117 exit 1 ; \ 118 fi 119 RELEASE="$(RELEASE)" MACH="$(MACH)" \ 120 $(CTFCVTPTBL) -o $(PMTMO_FILE) $(PATCH_MAKEUP_TABLE) 121 122# 123# The following is the list of directories which contain Makefiles with 124# targets to install header file. The machine independent headers are 125# installed by invoking the Makefile in the directory containing the 126# header files. Machine and architecture dependent headers are installed 127# by invoking the main makefile for that architecture/machine which, 128# in turn, is responsible for invoking the Makefiles which install headers. 129# It is done this way so as not to assume that all of the header files in 130# the architecture/machine dependent subdirectories are in completely 131# isomorphic locations. 132# 133COMMON_HDRDIRS= common/avs \ 134 common/c2 \ 135 common/des \ 136 common/fs \ 137 common/gssapi \ 138 common/idmap \ 139 common/inet \ 140 common/inet/ipf/netinet \ 141 common/inet/kssl \ 142 common/inet/nca \ 143 common/ipp \ 144 common/net \ 145 common/netinet \ 146 common/nfs \ 147 common/pcmcia/sys \ 148 common/rpc \ 149 common/rpcsvc \ 150 common/sharefs \ 151 common/smbsrv \ 152 common/sys \ 153 common/vm 154 155 156# These aren't the only headers in closed. But the other directories 157# are simple enough that they can be driven from the src tree. 158$(CLOSED_BUILD)COMMON_HDRDIRS += $(CLOSED)/uts/common/sys 159 160# 161# Subset of COMMON_HDRDIRS in which at least one header is generated 162# at runtime (e.g., rpcgen). (This is a partial list; there are 163# other directories that should be included and do not yet have the 164# necessary Makefile support. See 6414855.) 165# 166DYNHDRDIRS = common/rpcsvc common/idmap 167 168sparc_HDRDIRS= sun/sys 169i386_HDRDIRS= i86pc/vm i86xpv/vm 170 171HDRDIRS= $(COMMON_HDRDIRS) $($(MACH)_HDRDIRS) 172install_h check: $(HDRDIRS) $($(MACH)_ARCHITECTURES) 173 174$(HDRDIRS): FRC 175 @cd $@; pwd; $(MAKE) $(TARGET) 176 177# ensures that headers made by rpcgen and others are available in uts source 178# for kernel builds to reference without building install_h 179# 180all_h: FRC 181 @cd common/sys; pwd; $(MAKE) $@ 182 @cd common/rpc; pwd; $(MAKE) $@ 183 @cd common/rpcsvc; pwd; $(MAKE) $@ 184 @cd common/gssapi; pwd; $(MAKE) $@ 185 @cd common/idmap; pwd; $(MAKE) $@ 186 187clean clobber: $($(MACH)_ARCHITECTURES) $(DYNHDRDIRS) 188 @if [ '$(PATCH_BUILD)' != '#' ] ; then \ 189 echo $(RM) $(PMTMO_FILE) ; \ 190 $(RM) $(PMTMO_FILE) ; \ 191 fi 192 193EXTRA_CLOBBER_TARGETS= common/avs/ns/rdc 194clobber: $(EXTRA_CLOBBER_TARGETS) 195 196 197clean.lint modlist: $($(MACH)_ARCHITECTURES) 198 199ONC_FILES= common/io/timod.c \ 200 common/os/sig.c \ 201 common/os/flock.c \ 202 common/os/sysent.c \ 203 common/os/swapgeneric.c \ 204 common/syscall/fcntl.c 205 206# edit onc plus source files. 207ONC_PLUS: $(ONC_FILES:%=%_onc_plus) 208 209# 210# Cross-reference customization: build a cross-reference over all of 211# the supported architectures. Although there's no correct way to set 212# the include path (since we don't know what architecture is the one 213# the user will be interested in), it's historically been set to 214# mirror the $(XRDIRS) list, and that works kinda sorta okay. 215# 216# We need to manually prune usr/closed/uts/{i86xpv|sfmmu|i86pc} since 217# none of them exist. 218# 219SHARED_XRDIRS = $(sparc_ARCHITECTURES) $(i386_ARCHITECTURES) sun4 sfmmu \ 220 sun common 221CLOSED_XRDIRS = $(SHARED_XRDIRS:%=% ../../closed/uts/%) 222XRDIRS = $(SHARED_XRDIRS) 223CLOSED_XRDIRS_XEN = $(CLOSED_XRDIRS:../../closed/uts/i86xpv=) 224CLOSED_XRDIRS_1 = $(CLOSED_XRDIRS_XEN:../../closed/uts/i86pc=) 225$(CLOSED_BUILD)XRDIRS = $(CLOSED_XRDIRS_1:../../closed/uts/sfmmu=) 226 227XRINCDIRS = $(XRDIRS) 228 229cscope.out tags: FRC 230 $(XREF) -x $@ 231 232FRC: 233