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# @(#)Makefile 1.22 (Berkeley) 6/29/90
#
# make file for pdx
#
# For best results edit this file in vi with tabstop=4.
#
# The file "defs.h" is included by all, it has most of the type
# declarations (since you can't have forward type references in C).
# It also defines various things of general use and includes <stdio.h>.
#
# The file "library.c" contains routines which are generally useful
# and are independent from pdx.
#
# N.B.: My version of cerror in "cerror.s" automatically catches certain
# errors such as out of memory, I/O error. If you re-make pdx with
# the standard cerror, the program could fault unexpectedly.
PROG= pdx
CFLAGS= -DOBJ -DADDR32 -I. -I${.CURDIR} -I${.CURDIR}/../src
.PATH: ${.CURDIR}/breakpoint ${.CURDIR}/object ${.CURDIR}/mappings \
${.CURDIR}/main ${.CURDIR}/symtab ${.CURDIR}/process \
${.CURDIR}/command ${.CURDIR}/source ${.CURDIR}/tree ${.CURDIR}/sym \
${.CURDIR}/runtime ${.CURDIR}/machine ${.CURDIR}/../src
SRCS= address.c assign.c attributes.c bp.c bpact.c build.c callproc.c \
entry.c eval.c fixbps.c frame.c functab.c isactive.c library.c \
main.c maketypes.c misc.c nextaddr.c objaddr.c opinfo.c optab.c \
predicates.c print.c printdata.c printdecl.c printerror.c \
printinst.c printnews.c printval.c prtree.c pstatus.c ptrace.c \
rdwr.c readobj.c readsym.c remake.c resume.c runcont.c setbp.c \
setbps.c source.c srcfile.c srcline.c start.c status.c step.c \
symtab.c tfree.c tr_equal.c tracestop.c trcond.c tree.c trinfo.c \
wheredump.c which.c
OBJS+= cerror.o grammar.o token.o
CLEANFILES+=h02opcs.h grammar.o opc token.o y.tab.c y.tab.h
cerror.o:
${CC} -c ${.CURDIR}/${MACHINE}/${.PREFIX}.s
h02opcs.h: opc ${.CURDIR}/../src/OPnames.h
./opc > ${.TARGET}
opc: opc.c
${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${.ALLSRC} -o ${.TARGET}
.include <bsd.prog.mk>
token.o: grammar.o
${OBJS} .depend: h02opcs.h