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# Stalin can be compiled with egcs when it is available.
#CC = egcs
CC = gcc
OPTIONS = -I ./include -On -du -dI -t -c -db\
-clone-size-limit 0 -split-even-if-no-widening\
-do-not-align-strings\
-treat-all-symbols-as-external\
-do-not-index-constant-structure-types-by-expression\
-do-not-index-allocated-structure-types-by-expression
# Stalin can be compiled with -freg-struct-return on most platforms. But gcc
# and egcs have a bug on Linux/Alpha that causes them the crash when given
# -freg-struct-return so the default is not to use -freg-struct-return so that
# the same makefile will work on all platforms. If you are not running on
# Linux/Alpha then it is recommended to enable -freg-struct-return.
#stalin: stalin.c
# $(CC) -o stalin -I./include -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer\
# -freg-struct-return stalin.c -L./include -lm -lgc
# Setting this up appropriately should be handled in ./build via ARCH_OPTS.
stalin: stalin.c
$(CC) -o stalin -I./include -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer ${ARCH_OPTS} \
stalin.c -L./include -lm -lgc
./post-make
stalin.c: stalin.sc
./stalin $(OPTIONS) stalin
stalin-32.c: stalin.sc
./stalin $(OPTIONS) -b32 stalin
cp -f stalin.c stalin-32.c
stalin-alpha.c: stalin.sc
./stalin $(OPTIONS) -b64 stalin
cp -f stalin.c stalin-alpha.c
# Should ./stalin ./include/stalin and ./stalin.c only be deleted in a
# "distclean" target?
clean:
rm -f ./include/gc.h
rm -f ./include/libgc.a
rm -f ./include/libstalin.a
rm -f ./include/stalin
rm -f ./stalin.c
rm -f ./stalin
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