# Makefile for ldb under vms	5/1/92
#
# Copyright 1992  Earle F. Ake
#
# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
# documentation without fee is hereby granted, subject to the restrictions
# detailed in the README file, which is included here by reference.
# Any other use requires written permission from the author.  This software
# is distributed "as is" without any warranty, including any implied
# warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
# The author shall not be liable for any damages resulting from the
# use of this software.  By using this software, the user agrees
# to these terms.

# This makefile is for the vms make program written by Todd Aven and
# used by DECUS UUCP.  This file should be renamed to makefile.
# before it is used.  If you do not have make on your system, you
# can compile ldb with @makeldb.com.  If you use this file, you
# shouldn't need to modify any of the installation options below.

### INSTALLATION OPTIONS ###
# If your host uses an ancient version of curses (e.g. VAX-C, Sequent),
# uncomment the following line.  To tell if you need this option,
# first try compiling without it and see if your linker complains
# about cbreak() and nocbreak() not being defined.  If it does,
# you need this option.
#OLDCURSES=
#OLDCURSES=-DOLD_CURSES

# If your libc doesn't have a rename function, uncomment the
# following to use the one that's included.  DO NOT use this
# rename if your system already has one.
#RENAME=
#RENAME=rename.o

# Uncomment the following lines only if you are using Eunice.
# If you don't know what it is, believe me, you're not using it.
#UNIXTOVMS=true
#VMSTOUNIX=true
# UNIXTOVMS=unixtovms
# VMSTOUNIX=vmstounix

# Put the name of the front-end you want to compile in here.
# NOTE: there is currently only one available front-end (curses).
FE_FILE=fe_curses

# Put the name of the transport you want to compile in here.
# NOTE: there is currently only one available transport (email).
T_FILE=t_email

# Put the name of the dice roller you want to compile in here.
# If you want to write your own dice roller, you can.  I would
# prefer people all used the same one, since that is more fair,
# but as long as it is really a random number generator, you're ok.
# If you put in a fake dice roller (e.g. one that asks you what
# roll you want), you are in violation of the copyright.  Read
# the README file for more information.
R_FILE=r_xrand

# Put compiler flags here.
CFLAGS=/nolist
#LIBS=-lcurses -ltermcap

# use these 2 lines for SCO XENIX (also SCO UNIX?)
#CFLAGS= -O -Mle -LARGE -Zi -DM_TERMCAP $(OLDCURSES)
#LIBS=-lx -ltcap -ltermlib
#LINTFLAGS=

# Name of ldb executable.
#LDB=ldb
LDB=ldb.exe

# Page length to format manual with.  62 for VMS or Eunice, 66 for most others.
#PAGELEN=66

#CC=cc

### END OF INSTALLATION OPTIONS ###

*.obj :	*.c
	write sys$output "Compiling $*"
	cc $(CFLAGS) $*
	purge/nolog $*.obj
	rename $*.obj *.*;1

ldb :	$(LDB)
	write sys$output "ldb Build finished."

ldb_objs = board.obj,game.obj,main.obj,misc.obj,move.obj,process.obj,\
	rcvop.obj,control.obj,\
	check.obj,readmail.obj,save.obj,vars.obj,$(FE_FILE).obj,\
	$(T_FILE).obj,$(R_FILE).obj,\
	dohelp.obj,dostats.obj,flist_vms.obj,lock.obj

$(LDB) : $(ldb_objs)
	write sys$output "Linking $(LDB)"
 	link/exe=$(LDB)/notrace/nodebug/nomap $(ldb_objs),\
	sys$share:vaxccurse.olb/library,\
	sys$disk:[]ldb.opt/option

$(ldb_objs) : ldb.h patchlevel.h