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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id: djgpp.in,v 1.14 2003/09/28 13:34:28 aroach Exp $
#
# Changed by Andrew Roach
# 12/02/01 5:23 PM
# 20/01/01 11:50 AM
#
# Paul Kirschner
# pek@utrc.utc.com
# 14-Jul-1994
#
# copy source files into the tmp directory
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# First time only, should be executed from $(PLTMP)
# The following lines can be changed to add optional features to the DJGPP
# GNUSVGA driver running under GRX20 (23 actually)
# What they do is allow you to dump the image on the screen to a graphics
# file.
# With GRX23, Windows bitmap support comes standard, but it is bugged.
# You have to set the number of colours in the "grx20drv" environmental
# variable to "nc 256". Then it will work, otherwise a 16.5 million colour
# map is made, and all colours are black (not good).
# It makes bitmaps that are *fat*. Not nice. It's here because its easy and
# costs nothing, and if your too lazy to download and compile the TIFF
# library, then its the next best thing. Just hit "F12" when the
# image is on screen, and it will be dumped to a file with an odd name
# in the current directory. If you have the TIFF library, I would
# personally turn off bitmap support.
# To Turn on support for dumping as bitmaps,
# make sure the next line is uncommented
GRX_DO_BMP = 1
# If you want to add a "stand alone" BMP device driver (in addition to or
# instead of the screen-dump) edit "pldev.h" and make sure "PLD_bmp" is
# defined.
# The Windows bitmaps are FAT and ugly. TIFF files are much smaller and
# nicer. GRX23 sort of has support for TIFFLIB, if you compile an extra
# module in your build. TIFFLIB is available from:
# ftp://ftp.sgi.com/graphics/tiff
# http://www.earthlink.net/~ritter/tiff/
# There is one small error in the compile. I can't remember what, but it is
# easy to fix in the makefile. It is just an incorrectly set flag. Other
# versions of TIFFLIB than the one I used might even have it fixed.
# If you want to go to the trouble of downloading and compiling the library
# (and it IS worth it), then your in for a treat.
# This library works like a charm, and saves some very nice small screen
# images. Just hit "F10" to make it work if there is an image on screen
# To Turn on support for dumping as TIFFs,
# make sure the next line is uncommented
#GRX_DO_TIFF = 1
# If you want to add a "stand alone" TIFF device driver (in addition to or
# instead of the screen-dump) edit "pldev.h" and make sure "PLD_tiff" is
# defined, then make sure the next line is uncommented
#LDC_LIBS_TIFF =-ltiff
# Well, you can save them babies as JPEGs as well. Why ? Well, you can.
# I would seriously recommend you downloading the TIFF library and using that
# instead though. PLPLOT only really uses 16/256 colours most of the time
# and even though the JPEG support works, and will save the image as a JPEG,
# it will be big (lots bigger than the TIFF) and ugly ! I only did this
# because I have the JPEG library on my system; didn't have the TIFF lib
# (then); and, was lazy. It was an unsuccessful experiment, but since I
# did it, I kept it. It uses the Independent JPEG Group's libjpeg library
# ftp://ftp.uu.net/graphics/jpeg/jpegsrc.v6b.tar.gz
# Just hit "F11" while an image is on the screen, and it will dump the file.
# To Turn on support for saving as JPEGs, make sure the
# next line is uncommented
#GRX_DO_JPEG = 1
# If you want to add a "stand alone" JPEG device driver (in addition to or
# instead of the screen-dump) then you have two choices.
# First, there is the GRX23 JPEG driver. That is has a small amount
# of overhead on top of the screen dump feature. It is the better of
# the two JPEG drivers for DOS, so if you want that driver make sure
# "PLD_jpg" is defined in "pldev.h". The second JPEG driver is part of GD,
# which itself is used by the PNG driver. If you *really* want to use
# GD's JPEG driver (ie if you are also using the PNG driver), then make
# sure "PLD_jpeg" is defined in "pldev.h". If you are using GD's JPEG
# driver, you will have to activate and install the PNG libraries as well.
# Regardless of which JPEG driver you select (and if you *really* want, you
# can have both), make sure the next line is uncommented
#LDC_LIBS_JPEG =-ljpeg
# If you want to use the PNG device driver, or the JPEG driver that runs
# from GD (ie PLD_jpeg), you will need to make sure that you have
# compiled and installed libpng, libgd, and libz.
# Details about obtaining these libraries can be found at:
# http://www.boutell.com/gd/ ; and
# http://www.libpng.org
# Even if you are NOT using the PNG driver, its library is needed if
# you want to use GD's JPEG driver rather than GRX23's JPEG driver.
# To activate the PNG driver, edit "pldev.h" and define "PLD_png".
# Then make sure the next line is uncommented
#LDC_LIBS_PNG=-lgd -lpng -lz
# If you want to use the CGM device driver, you will need to make
# sure that you have compiled and installed libcd. Details about
# obtaining libcd can be found at:
# http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2915
# or
# http://www.pa.msu.edu/reference/cgmdraw_ref.html
#
# To activate the CGM driver, edit "pldev.h" and define "PLD_cgm".
# Then make sure the next line is uncommented:
#LDC_LIBS_CGM=-lcd
# If you want freetype compliant drivers (including the screen driver)
# activated, then make sure you have compiled and built freetype, which is
# available from www.freetype.org, then uncomment the next line:
#HAVE_FREETYPE=1
# If your freetype library has some other name, naturally change it !
ifdef HAVE_FREETYPE
LDC_LIBS_FREETYPE :=-lfreetype
CC_FLAGS :=-DHAVE_FREETYPE
endif
links: linkmain
linkmain:
# mkdir plplot
copy ..\..\..\..\src\*.c .
copy ..\..\..\..\include\*.h .
copy ..\..\..\..\drivers\*.c .
# copy ..\..\..\..\fonts\*.* .
copy ..\..\..\..\utils\*.* .
copy ..\..\..\..\data\*.fnt .
copy ..\src\*.* .
copy ..\cf\*.h .
copy ..\cf\plconfig.in .\plconfig.h
echo >>.\plconfig.h #define VERSION "$(MAJOR_VERSION).$(MINOR_VERSION).$(RELEASE_VERSION)"
echo >>.\plconfig.h #endif
echo >>.\plconfig.h #endif /* __PLCONFIG_H__ */
utod *.c
utod *.h
linkexamples:
copy ..\..\..\..\examples\c\*.c .
utod x*.c
copy ..\..\..\..\examples\c\*.h .
utod *.h
# copy ..\..\..\..\examples\f77\*.f .
install_includes:
mkdir ..\..\..\..\include\plplot
copy .\plplot\*.h ..\..\..\..\include\plplot
move: movemain
movemain:
move ../../../../src/*.c .
copy ..\..\..\..\include\*.h .
move ../../../../drivers/*.c .
move ../../../../utils/*.* .
copy ..\..\..\..\data\*.fnt .
move ../src/*.* .
copy ..\cf\*.h .
copy ..\cf\plconfig.in .\plconfig.h
echo >>.\plconfig.h #define VERSION "$(MAJOR_VERSION).$(MINOR_VERSION).$(RELEASE_VERSION)"
echo >>.\plconfig.h #endif
echo >>.\plconfig.h #endif /* __PLCONFIG_H__ */
utod *.c
utod *.h
moveexamples:
move ../../../../examples/c/*.c .
utod x*.c
move ../../../../examples/c/*.h .
utod *.h
ifdef GRX_DO_BMP
CC_FLAGS_GNUSVGA_BMP =-DGRX_DO_BMP
endif
ifdef GRX_DO_TIFF
LDC_LIBS_TIFF ?=-ltiff
CC_FLAGS_GNUSVGA_TIFF =-DGRX_DO_TIFF
endif
ifdef GRX_DO_JPEG
LDC_LIBS_JPEG ?=-ljpeg
CC_FLAGS_GNUSVGA_JPEG =-DGRX_DO_JPEG
endif
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