# Paths:
SRC_HOME = /home/nick/src/Ack-5.5
TARGET_HOME = /home/nick/src/Ack-5.5/stage
UTIL_HOME = /home/nick/src/Ack-5.5/stage

# Machine independent part created?
DO_MACHINE_INDEP = y

# Target machine, only needed for fast compilers
MACH = XXX

# compiler set for target machine

CC=cc#				# compiler to be used for compiling ACK

# always passed to $(CC) -c.
COPTIONS=-O -D_EM_WSIZE=4 -D_EM_PSIZE=8 -D__XXX__

# passed to $(CC) -c when compiling modules.
LIBOPTIONS=#
# LIBOPTIONS=-LIB -L		# when $(CC) is ACK

CC_AND_MKDEP=cc-and-mkdep.all#	# when $(CC) is neither ACK or SUN,
# CC_AND_MKDEP=cc-and-mkdep.ack## when $(CC) is an ACK-derived C compiler,
# CC_AND_MKDEP=cc-and-mkdep.sun## when $(CC) is a SUN C compiler

LDOPTIONS=#			# always passed to $(CC) when linking

SUF=o#				# suffix of files produced with $(CC) -c

AR=ar#				# archiver for Unix format objects
# AR=aal#			# archiver for ACK .o format objects
# AR=arch#			# archiver for ACK .s format objects

RANLIB=ranlib#			# when ranlib required
# RANLIB=:# 			# when ranlib not required

LIBSUF=a#			# suffix of object libraries

# compiler set for producing runnable binaries (possibly using $(UTIL_HOME)).
# This must describe the compiler with which $(UTIL_HOME) has been compiled.
# If $(TARGET_HOME) is identical to $(UTIL_HOME), which usually will be
# the case, this part does not have to be changed. Otherwise (when you are
# cross-compiling ACK), you will have to change this part. Probable
# replacements are given in comments. Maybe the installation script
# has already changed them, but they should be checked to be sure.

UCC=$(CC)
#UCC=cc#			# compiler to be used

UCOPTIONS=$(COPTIONS)
#UCOPTIONS=-O#			# always passed to $(UCC) -c.

ULDOPTIONS=$(LDOPTIONS)
#ULDOPTIONS=#			# always passed to $(UCC) when linking

USUF=$(SUF)
#USUF=o#			# suffix of files produced with $(UCC) -c

ULIBSUF=$(LIBSUF)
#ULIBSUF=a#			# suffix of object libraries for $(UCC)

# There are two choices for lint here: ACK lint and Unix lint.
# The current setup is for ACK lint. If you want to use the Unix lint,
# put '#' signs on the next 4 lines that have ACK in them.

LINT=/usr/bin/lint#		# Unix lint
LINT=$(UTIL_HOME)/bin/lint#	# ACK lint

LINTOPTIONS=#			# options always passed to lint

LINTPREF=llib-l#		# prefix of unix lint libraries
LINTPREF=#			# ACK lint libraries do not have a prefix

LINTSUF=ln#			# suffix of Unix lint libraries
LINTSUF=llb#			# suffix of ACK lint libraries

MK_LINT_LIB=lint-lib.unix#	# for Unix lint
MK_LINT_LIB=lint-lib.ack#	# for ACK lint