# # Simple makefile to build an RTB executable for RTOS-32 # # This makefile assumes Borland bcc32 development environment # on Windows NT/9x/2000/XP # !ifndef RTOS32_DIR RTOS32_DIR_Not_Defined: @echo . @echo You must define environment variable RTOS32_DIR to compile. !endif !ifndef BORLAND_DIR BORLAND_DIR_Not_Defined: @echo . @echo You must define environment variable BORLAND_DIR to compile. !endif PRODUCT = bacnet PRODUCT_RTB = $(PRODUCT).rtb PRODUCT_EXE = $(PRODUCT).exe # Choose the Data Link Layer to Enable DEFINES = -DDOC;BACDL_BIP=1 #DEFINES = -DDOC;BACDL_ETHERNET=1 #DEFINES = -DDOC;BACDL_MSTP=1 SRCS = init.c main.c ethernet.c bip-init.c \ rs485.c \ ..\..\bip.c \ ..\..\mstp.c \ ..\..\crc.c \ ..\..\handlers.c \ ..\..\bacdcode.c \ ..\..\bigend.c \ ..\..\whois.c \ ..\..\iam.c \ ..\..\rp.c \ ..\..\wp.c \ ..\..\device.c \ ..\..\ai.c \ ..\..\ao.c \ ..\..\datalink.c \ ..\..\tsm.c \ ..\..\address.c \ ..\..\abort.c \ ..\..\reject.c \ ..\..\bacerror.c \ ..\..\apdu.c \ ..\..\npdu.c OBJS = $(SRCS:.c=.obj) # Compiler definitions # CC = $(BORLAND_DIR)\bin\bcc32 +bcc32.cfg LINK = $(BORLAND_DIR)\bin\tlink32 TLIB = $(BORLAND_DIR)\bin\tlib LOCATE = $(RTOS32_DIR)\bin\rtloc # # Include directories # CC_DIR = $(BORLAND_DIR)\BIN INCL_DIRS = -I$(BORLAND_DIR)\include;$(RTOS32_DIR)\include;..\..\;. CFLAGS = $(INCL_DIRS) $(CS_FLAGS) $(DEFINES) # Libraries # RTOS32_LIB_DIR = $(RTOS32_DIR)\libbc C_LIB_DIR = $(BORLAND_DIR)\lib LIBDIR = $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR);$(C_LIB_DIR) LIBS = $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTFILES.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTFSK32.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\DRVDOC.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTIP.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTK32.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\FLTEMUMT.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\DRVRT32.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTEMUMT.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTT32.LIB \ $(RTOS32_LIB_DIR)\RTTHEAP.LIB \ #$(C_LIB_DIR)\DPMI32.lib \ $(C_LIB_DIR)\IMPORT32.lib \ $(C_LIB_DIR)\CW32MT.lib # # Main target # # This should be the first one in the makefile all : $(PRODUCT_RTB) monitor.rtb monitor.rtb: monitor.cfg hardware.cfg $(LOCATE) monitor # debug using COM3 (ISA Card) as the debug port # boot from floppy debugcom3: hardware.cfg software.cfg $(PRODUCT_RTB) monitor.rtb $(LOCATE) -DDEBUGCOM3 monitor $(LOCATE) -d- -DMONITOR -DDEBUGCOM3 $(PRODUCT) software.cfg $(PRODUCT_RTB): bcc32.cfg hardware.cfg software.cfg $(PRODUCT_EXE) @echo Running Locate on $(PRODUCT) $(LOCATE) $(PRODUCT) software.cfg # Linker specific: the link below is for BCC linker/compiler. If you link # with a different linker - please change accordingly. # # need a temp response file (@&&) because command line is too long $(PRODUCT_EXE) : $(OBJS) @echo Running Linker for $(PRODUCT_EXE) $(LINK) -L$(LINKER_LIB) -m -c -s -v @&&| # temp response file, starts with | $(BORLAND_DIR)\lib\c0x32.obj $** # $** lists each dependency $< $*.map $(LIBS) | # end of temp response file # # Utilities clean : @echo Deleting obj files, $(PRODUCT_EXE), $(PRODUCT_RTB) and map files. del *.obj del ..\..\*.obj del $(PRODUCT_EXE) del $(PRODUCT_RTB) del *.map del bcc32.cfg install : $(PRODUCT) copy $(PRODUCT) ..\bin # # Generic rules # .SUFFIXES: .cpp .c .sbr .obj # # cc generic rule # .c.obj: $(CC) -o$@ $< # Compiler configuration file bcc32.cfg : Copy &&| $(CFLAGS) -c -y #include line numbers in OBJ's -v #include debug info -w+ #turn on all warnings -Od #disable all optimizations #-a4 #32 bit data alignment #-M # generate link map #-ls # linker options #-WM- #not multithread -WM #multithread -w-aus # ignore warning assigned a value that is never used -w-sig # ignore warning conversion may lose sig digits | $@ # EOF: makefile