# Makefile # CMSC-341 Spring 2004 Project3 # Thanks to Tom Anastasio for his original # Directory containing public code specifically for Project 3 DIR1 = . PROJ = Proj5 CC = /usr/local/bin/g++ CCFLAGS = -g -ansi -Wall -I . -I $(DIR1) # These are the files that students must write for this project. # They are to be submitted. SOURCES = \ Proj5.cpp \ Proj5Aux.cpp # These are the files that have been provided to the students. # They are not to be submitted. PROVIDED_SOURCES= # These are the object files resulting from provided source code # as well as from student-written source code OBJECTS = Proj5Aux.o Proj5.o # Files that project depends on that are NOT compiled as objects # such as class templates DEPENDS = IntervalHeap.cpp IntervalHeap.h # The big daddy compilation rule. Links all the objects. $(PROJ): $(PROJ).cpp $(OBJECTS) $(DEPENDS) $(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -o $(PROJ) $(OBJECTS) # The following rules make (compile) the various object files ################ Proj5Aux.o: Proj5Aux.cpp Proj5Aux.h $(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c Proj5Aux.cpp ################ # Utility for printing the code you have written for the project. # Typing 'make print' produces a PostScript file named $(PROJ).ps # to be printed on an appropriate PS printer such as acsps. PRINTPGM = a2ps PRINTFLAGS = -nP PRINTFILE = $(PROJ).ps .PHONY: print print: $(SOURCES) - $(PRINTPGM) $(PRINTFLAGS) $(SOURCES) Makefile > $(PRINTFILE) # Utility for printing all the code -- both the code you have written # and the code that was provided for the project. # Typing 'make printall' produces a PostScript file named $(PROJ).ps # to be printed on an appropriate PS printer such as acsps. .PHONY: printall printall: $(SOURCES) $(PROVIDED_SOURCES) - $(PRINTPGM) $(PRINTFLAGS) \ $(SOURCES) $(PROVIDED_SOURCES) Makefile > $(PRINTFILE) # Utility for submitting your files. Typing 'make submit' # submits the files for you. # SUBMITCLASS should be the same for all sections of 341 SUBMITCLASS = cs341 .PHONY: submit submit: submit $(SUBMITCLASS) $(PROJ) $(SOURCES) Makefile # Utilities for cleaning up your directory. .PHONY: clean clean: - rm -f *.o; rm -f core.*; rm -f $(PROJ)