# $Id: ALPHA_5_GTK2_DEF,v 1.1 2004/01/21 13:55:39 edgrif Exp $

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############### acedb: R.Durbin and J.Thierry-Mieg ##############
########### wmake/DEC_ALPHA_DEF    March-18-1993       ##########
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########## Machine dependant compiler modification ##############
####### for the DEC-Alpha 3000 model 500 running Unix ###########
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########### This file is included by wmake/truemake #############
######  Edit this file to adapt the ACeDB to a new machine ######
#####   following the explanations given in wmake/truemake  #####
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# N.B. this file is used both for building executables that
# dynamically link in the readline/gtk libraries from /usr/local/lib
# and for executables that have our local copies of readline/gtk
# statically linked in. This has involved a bit of frigging around
# with linker options that is unpleasant to say the least...
# If you change this file you should be aware that you may be in
# for a BAD time...


NAME = ALPHA

# Compiler used to build 3rd party libraries 
LIBCC = cc

# All this is because gtk2 is _only_ installed in ~acedb/gtk2 on the alphas at the moment.
# Once its installed in /usr/local then all this can go.
#
# Note that I have done this so you don't have to set any special environment variables to
# build and run the executables.
# 
# Set up gtk version stuff.
GTKVER = gtk2 glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0
GTKINC =  `PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/nfs/disk100/acedb/gtk2/lib/pkgconfig ; export PKG_CONFIG_PATH ; ../w3rdparty/include-config $(GTKVER)` 
GTKXWIN = `PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/nfs/disk100/acedb/gtk2/lib/pkgconfig ; export PKG_CONFIG_PATH ; ../w3rdparty/acedb-config $(GTKVER)`
GTKLIB =  `PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/nfs/disk100/acedb/gtk2/lib/pkgconfig ; export PKG_CONFIG_PATH ; ../w3rdparty/libs-config  $(GTKVER)`


XWIN_LIBS = $(GTKXWIN) -lXext -lX11

# I'm trying "level3" messages, you can go to "level6" but this is quite annoying....
#
# COMPILER = cc -g -std1 -ieee_with_inexact -nodtk -c99 -DACEDB4 $(GTKINC) -I/usr/local/include

COMPILER = cc -g -std -msg_enable level3 -ieee_with_inexact -DACEDB4 $(GTKINC) -I/usr/local/include

# On DEC by default the linker will first search all the library
# directories for a dynamic version of the library and only if it
# can't be found will it then look for a static version. What we
# actually want is for the linker to search each directory in turn for
# either a dynamic or a static version of the library
LINKER = cc -g -oldstyle_liblookup

# On DEC binaries complied with gcc + ev6 specific options crawl on pre
# ev6 machines. Add opion to emulate ev5, specifying the ev6 options only
# gains about 10% anyway. This is probably only used for the Image
# external modules since the default compiler/linker for DEC is cc
CCCFLAGS = -O2 -g3 -Wall -mcpu=ev5

# On DEC the library does not need to be ranlib'd
RANLIB_NEEDED = false

# /usr/local/lib: needed for GNU software, e.g. readline package, libs-config
#     detects whether it should be taken from our local copy or from system
#     /usr/local/lib
# -no_archive + -so_archive: unfortunately the -oldstyle_liblookup from
#     above causes us to find a libcurses.a in /usr/local/lib which is no good
#     for our dynamic link of gtk/readline, so we need to turn off archive use
#     and then turn it on again.
#
LIBS = -rpath '/nfs/disk100/acedb/gtk2/lib' $(GTKLIB) -L/usr/local/lib -lreadline -no_archive -lcurses  -so_archive


.c.o:
	$(CC)  $*.c

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