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# -------------------------- makefile.msc ------------------------
#
# This makefile will build the examples supplied with InterBase 5.0.
# See the Programmer's Guide for information about the example
# databases and example programs.
#
# You MUST edit the IBASE definition in this file to point to the
# directory where InterBase was installed. As well as the MSCDIR
# definition to point to the installations directory of your
# Microsoft C/C++ Compiler.
#
# To build all the examples use the 'all' target, by issuing the
# following command:
#
# nmake -f makefile.msc all
#
# To build any one individual target, use the following command:
#
# nmake -f makefile.msc 'target'
#
# where target 'target' is one of the following:
# employe2.gdb, api1.exe, api2.exe, api3.exe, api4.exe,
# api5.exe, api6.exe, api7.exe, api8.exe, api9.exe,
# api9f.dll, api10.exe, api11.exe, api12.exe, api13.exe,
# api14.exe, api15.exe, api16.exe, api16t.exe, apifull.exe,
# dyn1.exe, dyn2.exe, dyn3.exe, dyn4.exe, dyn5.exe,
# dynfull.exe, stat1.exe, stat2.exe, stat3.exe, stat4.exe,
# stat5.exe, stat6.exe, stat7.exe, stat8.exe, stat9.exe,
# stat10.exe, stat11.exe, stat12.exe, stat12t.exe,
# udflib.dll
#
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# InterBase Installation Directory
#
# CHANGE this definition to point to your InterBase installation directory
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
IBASE= d:\interbase
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Microsoft C/C++ Installation Directory
#
# CHANGE this definition to point to your compiler's installation directory
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
MSCDIR= d:\DevStudio\VC
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# General InterBase Defines for Microsoft Windows 95/NT
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
GPRE= $(IBASE)\bin\gpre -c -n
GPRE_M= $(IBASE)\bin\gpre -c -n -m
ISQL= $(IBASE)\bin\isql
DB= employee.gdb
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# General Compiler and linker Defines for Microsoft C/C++ 5.0
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
CFLAGS= -c -Zi -w -MD -DWIN32 $(INCLUDE)
LIB_CFLAGS= $(CFLAGS) -LD
INCLUDE= -I$(IBASE)\include -I$(MSCDIR)\include
LIBS= $(MSCDIR)\lib\msvcrt.lib $(IBASE)\lib\gds32_ms.lib
CC= $(MSCDIR)\bin\cl
LINK= $(MSCDIR)\bin\link
LIBRARIAN= $(MSCDIR)\bin\lib
COPY= copy
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Generic Compilation Rules
#
# Do NOT change anything below this point.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
.SUFFIXES: .e .c .obj .exe
.e.c:
$(GPRE) $< -d $(DB)
.c.obj:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $<
.obj.exe:
$(LINK) -out:$@ $< $(LIBS)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specific targets to build
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
cmt:
@echo "--------------------------- makefile.msc ------------------------
@echo "
@echo " This makefile will build the InterBase 5.0 examples.
@echo " See the Programmer's Guide for information about the example
@echo " databases and example programs.
@echo "
@echo " You MUST edit the IBASE definition this file to point to the
@echo " directory where InterBase was installed. As well as the MSCDIR
@echo " definition point to the installations directory of your
@echo " Microsoft C/C++ Compiler.
@echo "
@echo " To build all the examples use the 'all' target, by issuing the
@echo " following command:
@echo "
@echo " nmake -f makefile.msc all
@echo "
@echo " To build any one individual target, use the command:
@echo "
@echo " nmake -f makefile.msc 'target'
@echo "
@echo " where target 'target' is one of the following:
@echo "
@echo " employe2.gdb, api1.exe, api2.exe, api3.exe, api4.exe,
@echo " api5.exe, api6.exe, api7.exe, api8.exe, api9.exe,
@echo " api9f.dll, api10.exe, api11.exe, api12.exe, api13.exe,
@echo " api14.exe, api15.exe, api16.exe, api16t.exe, apifull.exe,
@echo " dyn1.exe, dyn2.exe, dyn3.exe, dyn4.exe, dyn5.exe,
@echo " dynfull.exe, stat1.exe, stat2.exe, stat3.exe, stat4.exe,
@echo " stat5.exe, stat6.exe, stat7.exe, stat8.exe, stat9.exe,
@echo " stat10.exe, stat11.exe, stat12.exe, stat12t.exe,
@echo " udflib.dll
@echo "
@echo "-----------------------------------------------------------------
all: employe2.gdb api1.exe api2.exe api3.exe \
api4.exe api5.exe api6.exe api7.exe api8.exe \
api9.exe api9f.dll api10.exe api11.exe api12.exe api13.exe \
api14.exe api15.exe api16.exe api16t.exe \
apifull.exe dyn1.exe dyn2.exe dyn3.exe dyn4.exe \
dyn5.exe dynfull.exe stat1.exe stat2.exe stat3.exe \
stat4.exe stat5.exe stat6.exe stat7.exe stat8.exe stat9.exe \
stat10.exe stat11.exe stat12.exe stat12t.exe udflib.dll
employe2.gdb: employe2.sql
$(ISQL) -i $?
api9.obj: api9.c example.h api9f.sql
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) api9.c $(LIBS)
$(ISQL) employee.gdb -i api9f.sql
api9f.obj: api9f.c example.h
$(CC) $(LIB_CFLAGS) $?
api9f.lib api9f.exp: api9f.obj api9f.def
$(LIBRARIAN) api9f.obj -out:api9f.lib -def:api9f.def -machine:i386 \
-subsystem:console
api9f.dll: api9f.lib api9f.exp api9f.obj
# build a small argument file and use it
@echo -entry:_DllMainCRTStartup@12 > link.arg
@echo -subsystem:console -DLL -DEBUG:FULL >> link.arg
@echo -out:api9f.dll >> link.arg
@echo api9f.exp api9f.obj $(LIBS) >> link.arg
$(LINK) @link.arg
@echo -----------------------------------------------------------
@echo You need to copy api9f.dll to the interbase lib directory
@echo in order for api9.exe to work correctly.
@echo -----------------------------------------------------------
udflib.obj: udflib.c example.h
$(CC) $(LIB_CFLAGS) udflib.c
udflib.lib udflib.exp: udflib.obj udflib.def
$(LIBRARIAN) udflib.obj -out:udflib.lib -def:udflib.def -machine:i386 \
-subsystem:console
udflib.dll: udflib.lib udflib.obj udflib.exp
# build a small argument file and use it
@echo -entry:_DllMainCRTStartup@12 > link.arg
@echo -subsystem:console -DLL >> link.arg
@echo -out:udflib.dll >> link.arg
@echo udflib.obj udflib.exp $(LIBS) >> link.arg
$(LINK) @link.arg
@echo -----------------------------------------------------------
@echo You need to copy udflib.dll to the interbase lib directory
@echo in order for the server to load it.
@echo -----------------------------------------------------------
api1.obj: api1.c example.h
api2.obj: api2.c example.h
api3.obj: api3.c example.h
api4.obj: api4.c example.h
api5.obj: api5.c example.h
api6.obj: api6.c example.h
api7.obj: api7.c example.h
api8.obj: api8.c example.h
api10.obj: api10.c example.h
api11.obj: api11.c example.h
api12.obj: api12.c example.h
api13.obj: api13.c example.h
api14.c: api14.e
api14.obj: api14.c example.h
apifull.obj: apifull.c example.h align.h
stat1.c: stat1.e
stat1.obj: stat1.c example.h
stat2.c: stat2.e
stat2.obj: stat2.c example.h
stat3.c: stat3.e
stat3.obj: stat3.c example.h
stat4.c: stat4.e
stat4.obj: stat4.c example.h
stat5.c: stat5.e
stat5.obj: stat5.c example.h
stat6.c: stat6.e
stat6.obj: stat6.c example.h
stat7.c: stat7.e
stat7.obj: stat7.c example.h
stat8.c: stat8.e
stat8.obj: stat8.c example.h
stat9.c: stat9.e
stat9.obj: stat9.c example.h
stat10.c: stat10.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
stat10.obj: stat10.c example.h
stat11.c: stat11.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
stat11.obj: stat11.c example.h
stat12.c: stat12.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
stat12.obj: stat12.c example.h
stat12t.c: stat12t.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
stat12t.obj: stat12t.c example.h
dyn1.c: dyn1.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
dyn1.obj: dyn1.c example.h
dyn2.c: dyn2.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
dyn2.obj: dyn2.c example.h
dyn3.c: dyn3.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
dyn3.obj: dyn3.c example.h
dyn4.c: dyn4.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
dyn4.obj: dyn4.c example.h
dyn5.c: dyn5.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
dyn5.obj: dyn5.c example.h
dynfull.c: dynfull.e
$(GPRE_M) $?
dynfull.obj: dynfull.c example.h align.h
