#define AsCmd as
#define LdCmd ld
+#define CplusplusLibC -lstdc++
#define AsmDefines -D__ELF__
#define MkdirHierCmd mkdir -p
# define SharedTtReqs $(LDPRELIBS) SharedXReqs $(CXXLIB)
#endif
+#ifndef SharedDtSvcReqs
+# define SharedDtSvcReqs $(LDPRELIBS) SharedXReqs $(CXXLIB)
+#endif
+
#ifndef SharedCsaReqs
# define SharedCsaReqs -lXt
#endif
CONN_DEFINES = ConnectionFlags
INCLUDES = -I. -I../../slib -I../../lib
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
DEPLIBS = TtClientDepLibs
LOCAL_LIBRARIES = TtClientLibs
SYS_LIBRARIES =
EXTRA_DEFINES = +e
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
#ifdef LinuxArchitecture
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lm -lcrypt
#endif
WAITTARGET = .WAIT
#endif /* SunArchitecture */
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROGRAMS = dtbuilder
LINTLIBS = $(XINPUTLIB) $(DTHELPLIB) $(DTSVCLIB) $(XMLIB) $(XTOOLLIB) $(XLIB)
WAITTARGET = .WAIT
#endif /* SunArchitecture */
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROGRAMS = dtcodegen
LINTLIBS = $(XINPUTLIB) $(DTHELPLIB) $(DTSVCLIB) $(XMLIB) $(XTOOLLIB) $(XLIB)
#if defined(HPOSFArchitecture)
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = calctool.c ds_common.c ds_popup.c \
ds_widget.c ds_xlib.c functions.c \
help.c motif.c mp.c \
EXTRA_LIBRARIES = $(FNS_EXTRA_LIBS)
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROG1 = dtcm
SRCS1 = MonthPanel.c RFCMIME.c about.c \
alarm.c blist.c browser.c \
EXTRA_LIBRARIES = -lsocket -lnsl -lintl
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = \
parser.y access.c callback.c \
cmscalendar.c cmsconvert.c cmsentry.c \
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lm -ldl -lgen
#endif /* UXPArchitecture */
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = \
main.c \
AddFiletype.c \
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lm -lgen
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = Main.c
OBJS = Main.o
EXTRA_LIBRARIES = -lm
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
OBJS = main.o util.o info.o translate.o traninit.o tranvar.o tables.o browse.o
SRCS = main.c util.c info.c translate.c traninit.c tranvar.c tables.c browse.c
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lgen
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
DEPLIBS = $(DEPDTSVCLIB)
LOCAL_LIBRARIES = $(DTSVCLIB) $(TTLIB) $(XMLIB) $(XTOOLLIB) $(XLIB)
DEFINES = -DMSGLOG_CLIENT_ONLY
INCLUDES = -I.
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = DtGetMessage.c Main.c MsgLog.c Version.c
OBJS = DtGetMessage.o Main.o MsgLog.o Version.o
EXTRA_CCOPTIONS = -xF
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-EXTRA_DEFINES = -I/usr/include/freetype2
-#endif
-
SRCS = ChangeDir.c ChangeDirP.c Command.c Common.c \
Desktop.c Directory.c Encaps.c File.c \
FileDialog.c FileManip.c FileMgr.c FileOp.c \
EXTRA_CCOPTIONS = -xF
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = main_dtcopy.c copydialog.c overwrtdialog.c dosync.c \
fsrtns.c utils.c errordialog.c sharedFuncs.c
LOCAL_LIBRARIES = $(DTHELPLIB) $(DTSVCLIB) $(TTLIB) $(XMLIB) $(XTOOLLIB) $(XPLIB) $(XLIB)
SYS_LIBRARIES = DtClientSysLibs $(CXXLIB)
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = Main.c HourGlass.c HelpCache.c
OBJS = Main.o HourGlass.o HelpCache.o
EXTRA_INCLUDES = -I$(DTHELPSRC)
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = helpgen.c version.c
OBJS = helpgen.o version.o
SYS_LIBRARIES = DtClientSysLibs $(CXXLIB)
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = Main.c Initialize.c PrintUtil.c PrintTopics.c PrintManStrFile.c version.c
OBJS = Main.o Initialize.o PrintUtil.o PrintTopics.o PrintManStrFile.o version.o
XCOMM $XConsortium: Imakefile /main/7 1996/09/14 15:26:44 drk $
PROGRAMS = dthelpview
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
DEFINES = -D_BMS
INCLUDES = -I.
EXTRA_DEFINES =
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = dtIconShell.c event.c fileIO.c \
fileIODialog.c globals.c graphics.c \
help.c image.c main.c \
EXTRA_DEFINES = -DANSICPP
#endif /* RsArchitecture */
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROGRAMS=dtimsstart
SRCS = action.c env.c file.c \
DEPXDMCPLIB =
/* Add in freetype header locations, required for modern Motif libs */
INCLUDES = -I/usr/include/freetype2
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
#endif
/**************************************************************************
# LOCAL_LDFLAGS = -M mapfile.reorder
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = \
dtpad.c editCB.c fileCB.c \
fileDlg.c fileIo.c formatCB.c \
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lintl -L/opt/SUNWspro/SC2.0.1 -lm -lgen -ldl -lC
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROGRAMS = dtpdm
SRCS = JobBox.c Main.c MainWindow.c \
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lm -lcrypt
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = blank.c dtscreen.c flame.c hopalong.c \
hsbramp.c image.c life.c pyro.c \
qix.c resource.c rotor.c swarm.c \
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lelf -lm -ldl -lgen
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROGRAMS=dtsession
/**** Every .o except version.o may only be built in a remote
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lm
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
#if defined(UXPArchitecture)
LOCAL_LIBRARIES = $(DTHELPLIB) $(DTSVCLIB) $(TTLIB) \
$(XMLIB) $(XTOOLLIB) $(XLIB)
EXTRA_DEFINES = -D$(PROGRAMS)
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
PROGRAMS = dtstyle
OBJS = Main.o version.o MainWin.o Font.o Audio.o \
USE_XHPLIB = $(XHPLIB)
#endif /* HPArchitecture */
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
/* DEPLIBS contains the list of library depencies for a client.
* LOCAL_LIBRARIES contains the list of libraries on the link line.
* Generally, the dependency form of a library has DEP as a prefix.
OPT2 = -DFONTC='"'$(BINDIR)/bdftopcf'"'
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
DEFINES = $(OPT2)
DEPLIBS = $(DEPDTSVCLIB) $(DEPTTLIB) $(DEPXMLIB) $(DEPXTOOLLIB) \
SYS_LIBRARIES = DtClientSysLibs
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
#define IHaveSubdirs
#define PassCDebugFlags 'CDEBUGFLAGS=$(CDEBUGFLAGS)'
dtwm := LOCAL_LDFLAGS = -M mapfile.reorder
#endif
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCSXM = \
WmCDInfo.c WmCDecor.c WmCEvent.c \
WmCPlace.c WmColormap.c WmError.c \
SYS_LIBRARIES = -lm -ldl -lgen
#endif /* SunArchitecture */
-XCOMM On Linux once you link against a C++ library the whole program
-XCOMM has to be linked with the C++ linker
-#if defined(LinuxArchitecture)
-CCLINK = $(CXX)
-#endif
-
SRCS = dttypes.c
OBJS = dttypes.o