office-gobmx/dmake/startup/msdos/macros.mk
Jens-Heiner Rechtien aa12bc029e INTEGRATION: CWS dmake43p01 (1.1.1.1.132); FILE MERGED
2005/04/09 21:22:32 vq 1.1.1.1.132.2: #i43254# Make the usage of DMAKEROOT consistent with the man page for
all OSs. This includes the removal of "SOLARVER UPD INPATH OS UPDMINOREXT"
from the list of macros that are always imported from the environment.
Patch inspired in part by shay@openoffice.org.
2005/04/08 15:26:20 vq 1.1.1.1.132.1: Issue number: 47004
Submitted by: shay@openoffice
Fix syntax errors (warnings) in subst macros.
2006-04-20 11:11:18 +00:00

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Makefile

# Define additional MSDOS specific settings.
#
# Execution environment configuration.
# Grab the current setting of COMSPEC.
#
.IMPORT .IGNORE : COMSPEC ROOTDIR
# First check if SHELL is defined to be something other than COMSPEC.
# If it is, then assume that SHELL is a Korn compatible shell like MKS's
.IF $(SHELL) == $(NULL)
.IF $(COMSPEC) == $(NULL)
SHELL *:= $(ROOTDIR)$/bin$/sh$E
.ELSE
SHELL *:= $(COMSPEC)
.END
.END
GROUPSHELL *:= $(SHELL)
# Process release-specific refinements, if any.
.INCLUDE .NOINFER .IGNORE : $(INCFILENAME:d)$(OSRELEASE)$/macros.mk
# Applicable suffix definitions
A *:= .lib # Libraries
E *:= .exe # Executables
F *:= .for # Fortran
O *:= .obj # Objects
P *:= .pas # Pascal
S *:= .asm # Assembler sources
V *:= # RCS suffix
# Now set the remaining arguments depending on which SHELL we
# are going to use. COMSPEC (assumed to be command.com) or
# MKS Korn shell.
.IF $(SHELL) == $(COMSPEC)
SHELLFLAGS *:= $(SWITCHAR)c
GROUPFLAGS *:= $(SHELLFLAGS)
SHELLMETAS *:= "<>|
GROUPSUFFIX *:= .bat
DIVFILE *= $(TMPFILE:s,/,\,)
RM *= del
RMFLAGS *=
MV *= rename
__.DIVSEP-sh-yes *:= \\
__.DIVSEP-sh-no *:= \\
.ELSE
SHELLFLAGS *:= -c
GROUPFLAGS *:=
SHELLMETAS *:= *";?<>|()&][$$\#`'
GROUPSUFFIX *:= .ksh
.MKSARGS *:= yes
RM *= $(ROOTDIR)$/bin$/rm
RMFLAGS *= -f
MV *= $(ROOTDIR)$/bin$/mv
DIVFILE *= $(TMPFILE:s,/,${__.DIVSEP-sh-${USESHELL}},)
__.DIVSEP-sh-yes *:= \\\
__.DIVSEP-sh-no *:= \\
.ENDIF
# Does not respect case of filenames.
.DIRCACHERESPCASE := no