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# HOW TO COMPILE AND LINK THIS WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF DDS
#
# The following is suggested:
#
# - obtain the latest .cpp and dll.h file for version 1.0x
# of Bo Haglund's DDS
# - rename them to dds10x.cpp and dds10x.h and copy them into this directory
# - change the include below to reflect the version dds10x.h
#
# Linux: compile and link as follows:
# g++ -O2 -Wall -o ./ddd ddd.cpp dds10x.cpp defs.cpp timer.cpp giblib.cpp rng.cpp
#
# Windows: compile and link as follows:
# g++ -O2 -Wall -o ddd.exe ddd.cpp dds10x.cpp defs.cpp timer.cpp giblib.cpp rng.cpp
#
# for debugging change the switch '-O2' to '-g'
#
# Note: on MingW you must have _WIN32 defined to compile code in timer.cpp
#
# Using the Makefile:
# There is a Makefile supplied, edit it for the correct version of dds10x.
# Run 'make' (or 'mingw32-make') to produce the executable,
# note that the executable is written to ../exe/ddd.
# To make the debug executable run 'make debug',
# the debug executable is written to ../exe/dddd.
#
# The Makefile creates separate directories ../objr and ../objd for
# compiled object files, apart from the directory ../exe for executables.
CXX=g++
CXXFLAGS=-g -Wall -O2
LDFLAGS=-L..
LIBS=-ldds -lgomp
OBJ=ddd.o defs.o timer.o giblib.o rng.o
PREFIX=/usr/local
ddd: dds11x.h $(OBJ)
g++ $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LIBS)
dds11x.h:
ln -s ../dll.h $@
install:
install -d $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/games
install ddd $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/games/dds
clean:
rm -f $(OBJ) ddd dds11x.h
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