firebird-mirror/builds/posix/Makefile.in.firebird

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#  Created by:  Mark O'Donohue <mark.odonohue@ludwig.edu.au>
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ROOT=..

include     $(ROOT)/gen/make.defaults
include     $(ROOT)/gen/make.platform
include     $(ROOT)/gen/make.rules
include     $(ROOT)/gen/make.shared.variables

@SET_MAKE@

ISC_USER=	sysdba
ISC_PASSWORD=	masterkey
#LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/odonohue/src/firebird2/gen/firebird/lib:/usr/lib
TEST_PATH = @FIREBIRD_BUILD_DIR@
# Firebird libs path set at link time (-R) so do not override local requirements - nmcc 28/12/2002
#LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(RealFirebirdPath)/lib
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(LIB)
FIREBIRD_BOOT_BUILD=1

#export ISC_USER
#export ISC_PASSWORD
#export INTERBASE
export FIREBIRD
export DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
export FIREBIRD_BOOT_BUILD

CPU = 1
CPU_OPTION = -j$(CPU)

######################################################################
###########  Build process overview  #################################
#
#  Firebird2 has brought with it a new build process.  This extended
#    comment should help explain that process.  Keep in mind there are
#    a number of artifacts left in the makefiles from the previous build
#    processes.
#
#  The build process starts by building a bootstrap version of gpre.
#    This is possible because of a special version of gpre_meta.cpp,
#    gpre_meta_boot.cpp.  It is a copy of the gpre_meta.epp file with all
#    the embeded commands removed.  There are pregenerated copy of the
#    iberror.h and related files in the source tree.  These are used for the
#    entire build process.  In the future we should check for the ability
#    to regenerate iberror.h and friends (ie, a working FB install) and only
#    use the static files as a last resort.
#
#  The bootstrap version of gpre (gpre_boot) is used to build all the
#    engine file.
#    During this phase of the build process the limited version of alt.bin
#    is used.  The full version of alt.bin is compiled later in the build
#    process after the security database is available.  After the
#    (hopefully pending) redesign of FB security the security database
#    dependancies should go away.
#
#  The engine objects are placed in the jrd_static.a archive.  This archive
#    contains all the objects needed to create statically linked programs.
#    A fully functional version of gpre, gpre_static, is then generated
#    using jrd_static.a.  I choose to statically link the few utilities
#    required to build FB to avoid possible shared library symbol conflicts.
#
#  All of the aforementioned work is done in the
#    first phase of the compilation.  I called it the first phase because
#    none of the work (except iberror.h and friends) requires database access.
#    Phase 2 builds all the tools necessary to compile the rest of FB.  Those
#    tools are gbak and the gds.$(SHRLIB_EXT) shared library.
#
#  The .epp files in gbak require the yachts.lnk database.  But the only
#    thing the database is used for is the metadata, so an empty database
#    will do the job.  The create_db program is a small c API utility that
#    creates an empty database.  This utility is statically linked.
#    Once there is an empty database gbak_static is built.  gbak_static is
#    used later on in the compilation process to restore build databases.
#
#  After gbak_static is built the gds.$(SHRLIB_EXT) library is built.  This library is
#    still missing the security functionality.
#
#  Now we are on phase 3, building the actual DB tools.  This is as expected.
#    We build all tools and link them against the shared library, including
#    gpre, gbak, and the fully functional gds.$(SHRLIB_EXT).
#
# John Belardo ~ July 2001
#
# In the tradition of makefiles, they have evolved even further.  But most of
# the above is still applies.  There now tends to be a Makefile for each
# target rather than the more traditional Makefile per directory model.
# This was needed to enable super to build corrently.  But it also allowed
# some of the boot build process to be done simpler as well.
# MOD 28-July-2002
#
###########  And now on with the show............
#################################################################


#__________________________________________________________________________
#
# This is the main target for the make.  The targets are
# firebird_embedded and firebird_server.  Or as they used to be known
# firebird_classic and firebird_super.

# (The  .PHONY: stuff just means it's a fake target, and make wont go searching
#  for a real file or directory - but there are a lot of them here
# MOD 28-July-2002)
.PHONY: all firebird firebird_boot firebird_basic
.PHONY: firebird_embedded firebird_server classic_programs super_programs
.PHONY: firebird_super firebird_classic btyacc_binary
.PHONY: plugins2


# The main targets are firebird_embedded or firebird_server
# or their older names _classic or _super.
# The following target is expanded by autoconf process to
# either _classic or _super.


firebird : firebird_@FIREBIRD_ARCH_TYPE@ $(PLATFORM_POSTBUILD_TARGET)

firebird_classic firebird_embedded: firebird_basic classic_targets plugins2
firebird_super firebird_server: firebird_basic super_targets plugins2




# In building embedded/server version some targets are common, mainly the
# boot kit, security2.fdb database and messages files.  Boot builds a number of
# static programs gpre_static gbak_static isql_static though an involved
# process.  These are used to compile the rest of the source, as it saves
# some complications particularly for super in needing to start the server
# that you are currently building. MOD 28-July-2002

firebird_basic: btyacc_binary external_libraries export_lists firebird_boot basic_targets

firebird_boot: updateBuildNum boot_phase1 boot_phase2



#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# jrd/build_no.h contains the version and build# fields used throughout the
# program and quoted in the tools.  This routine will update the build_no.h
# file with the auto update build# script file, writeBuildNum.sh.  The
# writeBuildNum.sh script is autoupdated by CVS checkins.
#

.PHONY: updateBuildNum external_libraries export_lists

updateBuildNum : jrd/build_no.h $(GEN_ROOT)/Make.Version

jrd/build_no.h : $(SRC_ROOT)/misc/writeBuildNum.sh
	(cd ..; ./src/misc/writeBuildNum.sh rebuildHeader)

$(GEN_ROOT)/Make.Version : $(SRC_ROOT)/misc/writeBuildNum.sh
	$(SRC_ROOT)/misc/writeBuildNum.sh createMakeVersion $@


#
# Libraries that come from outside the project but are built
# as part of the project are included here.  Currently IBM ICU and
# editline are the only externals libraries we have included.
#

external_libraries:
ifeq ($(STD_ICU),false)
	$(MAKE) CFLAGS="@CFLAGS@" -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.extern.icu
endif
ifeq ($(STD_EDITLINE),false)
ifeq ($(EDITLINE_FLG),Y)
	$(MAKE) CFLAGS="@CFLAGS@" $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.extern.editline
endif
endif

btyacc_binary: $(BTYACC)

$(BTYACC):
	$(MAKE) -C $(ROOT)/extern/btyacc

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Phase1: make a gpre_static from scratch so we can parse .e and .epp files
# to build the rest of the system.  It goes in two bits make a real simple
# gpre_boot one and use that to build a gpre_static one.
#
# gpre_static has a fair bit more in it and we have now actually built most
# of the libraries.  With gpre_static we now have enough to build gbak and
# start restoring databases.
#
# if $(BIN)/gpre_static exists then phase1 is complete. phase1 does not then
# rebuild automatically gpre_static if some of it's dependancies change.  We
# only need on gpre_static to boot after we have one we don't care.
# (If you really want to rebuild it you need to remove the executable file
# $(BIN)/gpre_static).
#
.PHONY: boot_phase1 boot_phase1_build
.PHONY: libfbstatic gpre_boot gpre_static

boot_phase1: $(GPRE_STATIC)

$(GPRE_STATIC):
	$(MAKE) boot_phase1_build

boot_phase1_build: gpre_boot libfbstatic gpre_static


gpre_boot:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.boot.gpre $@

libfbstatic:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.libfbstatic $@

gpre_static:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.static.gpre $@




#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#Phase2: We can now start build some of the static utilities needed to build
#  an empty database (lock manager and create_db).  Then we rebuild all the
#  items we have built in the static library into a dynamic library.
#  (It's probably possible to directly build the dynamic library - but thats
#  for another day). We still don't have the security database stuff.
#
# Phase2 is complete with the building of an security2.fdb user store database
# in order to do that isql tool needs to be built without security
# to do that a special alt_boot.o is inserted into the shared library.
# Again once security2.fdb is built then were not too worried about the
# components (in fact some of them have to be rebuilt again to incorperate
# the security module)
#

.PHONY: create_db empty_db gbak_static isql_static ref_databases

boot_phase2 : libfbstatic $(ISC_GDB)

$(ISC_GDB): create_db empty_db gbak_static isql_static ref_databases

create_db:
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.util $(CREATE_DB)

gbak_static:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.static.gbak

isql_static:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.static.isql

empty_db :
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.refDatabases $@

ref_databases : $(GBAK_STATIC)
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.refDatabases $@


security2.fdb: isql 		# build the security database
	$(MAKE) -C utilities $@




#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#Phase3: Now we start building the tools we are actually going to use
#  against the shared library.
#  an empty database (lock manager and create_db).  Then we rebuild all the
#  items we have built in the static library into a dynamic library.
#  (It's probably possible to directly build the dynamic library - but thats
#  for another day). We still don't have the security database stuff.
#
# Notes:
# mainly we need isql to be able to build security2.fdb.  I wonder
# if we could reduce the tricky dependancy by restoring the security2.fdb
# database earlier, then perhaps we could build the jrdlib in one step and
# include the security bits and pieces.

.PHONY: ref_databases msgs msgs_intl generated_headers intl extlib plugins includes

basic_targets: ref_databases msgs msgs_intl generated_headers \
               intl extlib plugins includes examples_cp

# hack to make code regeneration work
generated_headers :
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.codes $@

msgs:                  # messages file for user $(FIREBIRD)/firebird.msg
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.msgs $@

msgs_intl:             # international version of msgs file
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.msgs $@

intl:                  # international lang components $(FIREBIRD)/intl/
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.intl

extlib:                # external programs than can be called
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.extlib

plugins:                # plugins
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.plugins

                       # distribution header include files
includes:	include_generic

                       # examples still need a good makefile to ship with them
examples_cp:
	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.examples -C $(GEN_ROOT)/examples/


#_ Embedded Firebird Targets (Classic)_______________________________________

.PHONY: libfbembed fb_smp_server embed_gfix embed_gbak embed_isql
.PHONY: embed_gpre embed_util

classic_targets: $(PLAT_CLASSIC_PRE_TARGET) libfbembed fb_smp_server embed_gfix embed_gbak embed_isql \
	embed_gpre libfbclient embed_util embed_qli embed_fbudf $(PLAT_CLASSIC_POST_TARGET)

libfbembed:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.libfbembed $@

fb_smp_server:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.smp_server

embed_gfix:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.gfix

embed_gbak:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.gbak

embed_isql:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.isql

embed_gpre:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.gpre

embed_util:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.util

embed_qli:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.qli

embed_fbudf:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.embed.fbudf

#_ Firebird Server Targets (super and super client)__________________________

.PHONY: fbserver
.PHONY: libfbclient client_gfix client_gbak client_isql client_gpre client_util client_fbudf

super_targets: $(PLAT_SUPER_PRE_TARGET) fbserver libfbclient client_gfix client_gbak client_gsec\
			client_isql client_gpre client_util client_fbudf client_qli $(PLAT_SUPER_POST_TRAGET)

fbserver:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.fbserver $@

libfbclient:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.libfbclient $@

client_gfix:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.gfix

client_gbak:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.gbak

client_gsec:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.gsec

client_gpre:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.gpre

client_isql:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.isql

client_util:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.util

client_fbudf:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.fbudf

# Not sure we need this target in super
# MOD 04-Oct-2002

client_qli:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.client.qli


#sysdba_user gstat:			# add sysdba user and build gstat program
#	$(MAKE) -C utilities $@



#---------------------------------------------------------------------------

plugins2:
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.fbtrace
	$(MAKE) $(CPU_OPTION) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.user.management


#---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This target builds the include files for disttribution with the release
# Some of the files differ from the ones used internally to compile the
# software - mainly they are just flattened out to make the view simpler
# from an external point of view.

INCLUDE_DEST=	$(FIREBIRD)/include

include_generic: $(INCLUDE_DEST)/ib_util.h  \
                 $(INCLUDE_DEST)/ibase.h

# ib_util.h actually is a marker for a number of headers

# All these files are #includes in ibase.h here we cat them all together
# and remove the embedded #includes to make it simpler for external usage.

IBASE_ExtraFiles = include/types_pub.h include/consts_pub.h dsql/sqlda_pub.h jrd/dsc_pub.h jrd/ibase.h jrd/inf_pub.h jrd/blr.h include/gen/iberror.h
SRC_IBASE_ExtraFiles = $(addprefix $(SRC_ROOT)/, $(IBASE_ExtraFiles))
MAKE_HEADER_Src = $(addprefix $(SRC_ROOT)/, misc/makeHeader.cpp)
MAKE_HEADER_Bin = ./makeHeader

$(INCLUDE_DEST)/ibase.h: $(SRC_IBASE_ExtraFiles)
	$(STATICEXE_LINK) -o $(MAKE_HEADER_Bin) $(MAKE_HEADER_Src)
	$(CP) $^ .
	$(MAKE_HEADER_Bin) <ibase.h >$@
	$(RM) -f ibase.h

# Copy all the other headers to the distribution directory.  we use
# ib_util.h as the marker for all the files.

OtherDistribHeaders = extlib/ib_util.h \
	               jrd/perf.h  \
	               include/gen/iberror.h

SRC_OtherDistribHeaders = $(addprefix $(SRC_ROOT)/, $(OtherDistribHeaders))

$(INCLUDE_DEST)/ib_util.h : $(SRC_OtherDistribHeaders)
	$(CP) $^ $(INCLUDE_DEST)/


# There are also gds*f and gds*ada header files around if someone
# wants them.  You might need to hunt around in the old cvs tree for them.


#___________________________________________________________________________

# create platform-specific export lists (version scripts) in gen

%.vers: ../builds/posix/%.vers
	sh vers.sh $(firstword $@)

export_lists: $(ALLVERS)

#___________________________________________________________________________

# When the msgs.fdb dataabse has changed with new messages a number of header
# files need to be regenerated.  This is the target to do it.  These new
# header files (placed in include/gen) then need to be committed since they
# are not generally rebuilt from scratch

rebuild_codes :
	$(MAKE) -C jrd $@



#___________________________________________________________________________
#

.PHONY: install install-embedded package packages dist srctarfile

install install-embedded package packages dist:
	$(MAKE) -f $(GEN_ROOT)/Makefile.install $@

SrcTarFile=Firebird$(ArchPrefix)-$(Version).tar.bz2

srctarfile: $(SrcTarFile)

$(SrcTarFile) :
	$(SRC_ROOT)/misc/src_bundle.sh


#___________________________________________________________________________
#
.PHONY: clean clean_objects clean_dependancies clean_extern_objects clean_build \
		clean_gpre_gen clean_icu clean_dbs clean_examples clean_makefiles \
		clean_editline clean_all


clean: clean_objects clean_dependancies clean_extern_objects clean_build \
		clean_yacc_gen clean_gpre_gen clean_icu clean_dbs clean_examples

ifeq ($(EDITLINE_FLG),Y)
ifeq ($(STD_EDITLINE),false)
clean: clean_editline
endif
endif

clean_config clean_all: clean clean_makefiles
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/configure
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/aclocal.m4
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/config.log
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/config.status
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/libtool
	$(RM_R) $(ROOT)/autom4te.cache
	-$(MAKE) -C $(ROOT)/extern/editline distclean
	-$(MAKE) -C $(ROOT)/extern/icu/source distclean
	-$(MAKE) -C $(ROOT)/extern/btyacc distclean

clean_dbs:
	$(RM) *.fdb *.FDB msg.timestamp
	$(RM) yachts.lnk


# The examples are a bit different, since the makefile is included in the directory
# and not in the gen directory, deleting it means, make clean; make doesnt work correctly
# so the code below deletes all the other stuff but not the Makefile.examples MOD Nov-2007

clean_examples:
	$(RM) `find $(GEN_ROOT)/examples/ -type f ! -name 'Make*'`

clean_editline:
	-$(MAKE) -C $(ROOT)/extern/editline clean

clean_icu:
	-$(MAKE) -C $(ROOT)/extern/icu/source clean

clean_objects:
	$(RM) `find $(ROOT)/extern/ -type f -name '*.lo' -print`
	$(RM) `find $(TMP_ROOT)/ -type f -name '*.o' -print`

clean_extern_objects:
	$(RM) `find $(ROOT)/extern/ -type f -name '*.o' -print`

# Clear out dependancies files created by the gcc compiler
# since when .o and other files are deleted the dependant
# targets need to be recalculated
# MOD 10-July-2002

clean_dependancies:
	$(RM) -f `find $(TMP_ROOT)/ -type f -name '*.d' -print`

# delete only all of the files of type regular file in $FIREBIRD
# leave the directories to make dependacies work still
# MOD 11-July-2002

clean_build:
	$(RM) `find $(GEN_ROOT)/firebird \( -type f -o -type l \) -print`
#	$(RM) $(GDSLIB_OBJECTS) $(GDSLIB_PHASE3_OBJECTS)

#
clean_makefiles:
	$(RM) $(GEN_ROOT)/Make*
	$(RM) $(GEN_ROOT)/make*
	$(RM) `find $(GEN_ROOT)/install \( -type f -o -type l \) -print`
	-$(RM) $(GEN_ROOT)/examples/Make*
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/Makefile
	$(RM) $(SRC_ROOT)/include/gen/autoconfig.h
	$(RM) $(SRC_ROOT)/include/gen/blrtable.h

clean_gpre_gen:
	-$(RM) -f `find $(TMP_ROOT)/ -type f -name '*.cpp' -print`

clean_yacc_gen:
	$(RM) $(ROOT)/src/dsql/parse.cpp $(ROOT)/src/dsql/dsql.tab.h

#___________________________________________________________________________
# Extra platform specific targets
@POSTFIX_INCLUDE@