forked from Imagelibrary/rtems
67077a1b46
that addresses the following:
* Duplicate variables in Makefiles (many Makefile.ams below c/src/test
are affected systematically)
* Erroniously using local.am instead of host.am in host-Makefile.am
(Only host Makefile.ams should be affected; Erroniously using local.am
in host-Makefiles doesn't desturb much)
* use '.' instead of '$pwd' in ./bootstrap (using $pwd does not work if
$pwd is a symlink on linux).
* Broken CVS Ids somewhere
* Removing redundant/obsolete make variables from *.cfg files.
Except of the last item from the list above, most parts of this patch
are fairly harmless, sometimes even cosmetical.
As mentioned before, this patch also contains a new ampolish script.
This script features:
* Pretty printing of Makefile.ams (eg. removal of trailing spaces,
removal of duplicate empty lines, pretty printing make variables, etc.).
* Some syntactical checks on the contents of Makefiles.am
* Proper handling of Automake conditionals
FYI:
* Applying tools/update/rtems-polish.sh -am completely reformats all
Makefile.am resulting into a very large (~500k) diff.
* Applying tools/update/rtems-polish.sh -am twice, finally does not
reformat the Makefile.ams anymore.
* Many parts of the patch above result from merging back issues which
have shown when applying this new ampolish (i.e. partially result from
extracting the essentials of reformating being proposed by applying it
on Makefile.ams).
Though this ampolish is a very nice tool, IMHO, I am hestitant if you
should apply (i.e. run tools/update/rtems-polish.sh -am) it to the
sources before the release, because
* the resulting diff is fairly large
* I am not 100% sure it doesn't break anything.
However, applying it after the release would result into compatibility
problems in applying patches ;)
I would suggest that you might consider trying it locally, then to
examine the diff and then to decide whether to apply it in general or
not.
Joel's Comments:
As Ralf points out, this patch is problematic in that applying it before
a release could break things but applying it afterwards will result in
patches being unusable for Makefiles. My inclination is to forge ahead
and apply it.
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#
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# $Id$
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#
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# make/leaf.cfg
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#
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# Make(1) configuration file include'd by all leaf-node Makefiles
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#
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#
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# list of all known managers
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# This list is used, along with $(MANAGERS) (set by app makefile)
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# to build the list of *not wanted* drivers.
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#
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# ref: target compiler config file for usage
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#
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MANAGER_LIST=dpmem event io msg mp part region sem signal timer rtmon ext
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# Convert *real* spellings in $(MANAGERS) (set
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# in application makefile) to their "correct" name.
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# (I hate abbreviations :-)
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst message, msg, $(MANAGERS))
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst multi_processor, mp, $(MANAGERS))
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst partition, part, $(MANAGERS))
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst rate_monotonic, rtmon, $(MANAGERS))
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst semaphore, sem, $(MANAGERS))
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst dual_ported_memory, dpmem, $(MANAGERS))
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst extension, ext, $(MANAGERS))
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# allow 'all' to mean all managers
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MANAGERS := $(patsubst all, $(MANAGER_LIST), $(MANAGERS))
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# and finally rip out duplicates
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MANAGERS := $(sort $(MANAGERS))
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# Pull in the desired "target" compiler
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# Programs built on the host use automake generated rules.
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# This will not change $(ARCH) -- binaries will still be place as per target
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include ${CONFIG.CC}
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ifeq (${DEPEND},$(wildcard ${DEPEND}))
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include ${DEPEND} # pull in dependencies if they exist
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endif
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ifndef AUTOMAKE
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#
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# Builtin targets for compilation variants
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#
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debug:
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$(MAKE) -f $(MAKEFILE) MAKEFILE=$(MAKEFILE) "ARCH=o-debug" \
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"CFLAGS_DEBUG=$(CFLAGS_DEBUG_V)" \
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"CFLAGS_OPTIMIZE=$(CFLAGS_OPTIMIZE_V)" \
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"LDFLAGS_DEBUG=$(LDFLAGS_DEBUG_V)" $(TARGET_VA)
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profile:
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$(MAKE) -f $(MAKEFILE) \
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MAKEFILE=$(MAKEFILE) "ARCH=o-profile" \
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"CFLAGS_PROFILE=$(CFLAGS_PROFILE_V)" \
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"LDFLAGS_PROFILE=$(LDFLAGS_PROFILE_V)" $(TARGET_VA)
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endif
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#
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# VARIANT_VA will convert our ${ARCH} back into "" or "debug" or "profile".
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# Handy when one makefile wants to hop over into a peer's tree and
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# build something "the same" way.
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#
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VARIANT-o-optimize-v =
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VARIANT-o-debug-v = debug
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VARIANT-o-profile-v = profile
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VARIANT_VA = $(VARIANT-$(ARCH)-v)
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#
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# TARGET_VA will convert $@ (expected to be 'debug' or 'profile' etc.)
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# into "" or "install" as appropriate.
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# Used for variant recursion.
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#
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TARGET_debug_V = all
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TARGET_profile_V = all
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TARGET_VA = $(TARGET_$@_V)
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#
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# LIBSUFFIX_VA, will "index" into LIBSUFF-*-v macros and
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# convert our ${ARCH} back into .a or _g.a or _p.a based on debug or profile.
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# Useful for installing libraries.
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#
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LIBSUFFIX_o-optimize_V=
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LIBSUFFIX_o-debug_V=_g
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LIBSUFFIX_o-profile_V=_p
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LIB_VARIANT=$(LIBSUFFIX_$(ARCH)_V)
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LIBSUFFIX_VA = $(LIB_VARIANT).a
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#
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# Builtin clean and distclean rules
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# Individual makefiles can add stuff via CLEAN_ADDITIONS and CLOBBER_ADDITIONS
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# If desperate to save something, they can override CLEAN_OS, CLEAN_CC, etc.
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#
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clean-am: clean-generic
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-$(RM) -r $(CLEAN_OS) $(CLEAN_CC) $(CLEAN_DEPEND)
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-$(RM) -r $(VARIANTS)
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distclean-am: distclean-generic clean-am
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-$(RM) -r $(CLOBBER_OS) $(CLOBBER_CC) $(CLOBBER_DEPEND)
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ifndef AUTOMAKE
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preinstall-am:
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preinstall: preinstall-am
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distclean: distclean-am
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-$(RM) ./config.status
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clean: clean-am
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.PHONY: distclean distclean-am
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.PHONY: clean clean-am
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endif
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