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116 lines
3.2 KiB
Makefile
116 lines
3.2 KiB
Makefile
#**********************************************************************
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#* Copyright (C) 1999-2003, International Business Machines Corporation
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#* and others. All Rights Reserved.
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#**********************************************************************
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# nmake file for creating data files on win32
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# invoke with
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# nmake /f makedata.mak icup=<path_to_icu_instalation> [Debug|Release]
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#
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# 12/10/1999 weiv Created
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#If no config, we default to debug
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!IF "$(CFG)" == ""
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CFG=Debug
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!MESSAGE No configuration specified. Defaulting to common - Win32 Debug.
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!ENDIF
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# this test is pointless in an automated build system. It might make sense if
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# this make file was run stand-alone, but as part of the Firebird/ICU component
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# it will probably never be built alone. CFG errors, if any, will be picked up
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# long before. However, as we need to diff against the original ICU code
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# we probably need to keep this code in place
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!if "$(CFG)" == "xyz"
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#Here we test if a valid configuration is given
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!IF "$(CFG)" != "Release" && "$(CFG)" != "release" && "$(CFG)" != "Debug" && "$(CFG)" != "debug"
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!MESSAGE Invalid configuration "$(CFG)" specified.
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!MESSAGE You can specify a configuration when running NMAKE
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!MESSAGE by defining the macro CFG on the command line. For example:
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!MESSAGE
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!MESSAGE NMAKE /f "makedata.mak" CFG="Debug"
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!MESSAGE
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!MESSAGE Possible choices for configuration are:
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!MESSAGE
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!MESSAGE "Release"
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!MESSAGE "Debug"
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!MESSAGE
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!ERROR An invalid configuration is specified.
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!ENDIF
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!ENDIF
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#Let's see if user has given us a path to ICU
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#This could be found according to the path to makefile, but for now it is this way
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!IF "$(ICUP)"==""
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!ERROR Can't find path!
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!ENDIF
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!MESSAGE ICU path is $(ICUP)
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!MESSAGE CFG is $(CFG)
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RESNAME=uconvmsg
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RESDIR=.
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RESFILES=resfiles.mk
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ICUDATA=$(ICUP)\data
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DLL_OUTPUT=.\$(CFG)
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# set the following to 'static' or 'dll' depending
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PKGMODE=static
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ICD=$(ICUDATA)^\
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DATA_PATH=$(ICUP)\data^\
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!IF "$(CFG)" == "Release" || "$(CFG)" == "release" || "$(CFG)" == "Debug" || "$(CFG)" == "debug"
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ICUTOOLS=$(ICUP)\bin
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!ELSE
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ICUTOOLS=$(ICUP)\$(CFG)\bin
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!ENDIF
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PATH = $(PATH);$(ICUP)\bin
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# Suffixes for data files
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.SUFFIXES : .ucm .cnv .dll .dat .res .txt .c
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# We're including a list of resource files.
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FILESEPCHAR=\\
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!IF EXISTS("$(RESFILES)")
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!INCLUDE "$(RESFILES)"
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!ELSE
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!ERROR ERROR: cannot find "$(RESFILES)"
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!ENDIF
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RB_FILES = $(RESSRC:.txt=.res)
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# This target should build all the data files
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!IF "$(PKGMODE)" == "dll"
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OUTPUT = "$(DLL_OUTPUT)\$(RESNAME).dll"
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!ELSE
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OUTPUT = "$(DLL_OUTPUT)\$(RESNAME).lib"
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!ENDIF
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ALL : $(OUTPUT)
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@echo All targets are up to date (mode $(PKGMODE))
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# invoke pkgdata - static
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"$(DLL_OUTPUT)\$(RESNAME).lib" : $(RB_FILES) $(RESFILES)
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@echo Building $(RESNAME).lib
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@"$(ICUTOOLS)\pkgdata" -f -v -m static -c -p $(RESNAME) -d "$(DLL_OUTPUT)" -s "$(RESDIR)" <<pkgdatain.txt
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$(RB_FILES:.res =.res
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)
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<<KEEP
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# This is to remove all the data files
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CLEAN :
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-@erase "$(RB_FILES)"
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-@erase "$(RESDIR)\uconvmsg*.*"
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-@erase "$(CFG)\*uconvmsg*.*"
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-@"$(ICUTOOLS)\pkgdata" -f --clean -v -m static -c -p $(RESNAME) -d "$(DLL_OUTPUT)" -s "$(RESDIR)" pkgdatain.txt
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# Inference rule for creating resource bundles
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.txt.res:
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@echo Making Resource Bundle files
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"$(ICUTOOLS)\genrb" -t -p $(RESNAME) -s $(@D) -d $(@D) $(?F)
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$(RESSRC) : {"$(ICUTOOLS)"}genrb.exe
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