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Diffstat (limited to 'Makefile.wcc')
| -rw-r--r-- | Makefile.wcc | 27 |
1 files changed, 20 insertions, 7 deletions
diff --git a/Makefile.wcc b/Makefile.wcc index ffee78c..a7af916 100644 --- a/Makefile.wcc +++ b/Makefile.wcc @@ -1,17 +1,30 @@ -CC = $(%WATCOM)/binl64/wcc -LD = $(%WATCOM)/binl64/wlink +# This is an OpenWatcom 1.9 Makefile, that should work +# both when hosted on DOS and on Linux. +# +# NOTE: owsetenv.sh on Linux might not set up +# the environment for targetting DOS. +# You should have $WATCOM set and the binl/binl64 directory +# added to $PATH. +CC = wcc +LD = wlink -# For the fastest code (C Guide, p.70): -# -onatx -oh -oi+ -ei -zp8 -0 -fpi87 -# Large data model: far code and data pointers !ifdef DEBUG # You can also -dDEBUG or even -dDEBUG1. -CFLAGS = -d2 +CFLAGS = -d2 -od #-dDEBUG1 LDFLAGS = debug all +!else +# For the fastest code (C Guide, p.70): +# -onatx -oh +CFLAGS = -d0 -onasx -oh !endif -CFLAGS += -q -ze -j -os -0 -ml -bt=DOS @WCC_DEFS +# NOTE: Referencing @WCC_DEFS is a workaround for command line length +# restrictions when building under DOS. +# Perhaps it would be more elegant to have a DOS-specific config.h. +# +# Large data model: far code and data pointers +CFLAGS += -q -wx -ze -j -0 -ml -bt=DOS @WCC_DEFS LDFLAGS += format dos option map option stack=16k & libpath $(%WATCOM)/lib286:$(%WATCOM)/lib286/dos |