Makefile Source

Here is an example of what a common source 32-bit and 64-bit SLIH Makefile might look like:

Note: Replace the environment variables and file names with your own names to customize this example for your own use.


# @(#)17     1.1  src/idd/en_US/aixprggd/diagunsd/TU_64bit_port.htm, 
iddiagunsd, idd500 5/23/00 13:54:31
#

.include <${MAKETOP}bos/kernext/Kernext.mk>


TU_VPATH   = ${MAKETOP}/bos/diag/tu/tu_dir
VPATH      = ${MAKETOP}bos/kernel/exp:${MAKETOP}bos/kernext/exp:$TU_VPATH

# 32-bit version of load object
#
KERNEL_EXT      = your_intr

# 64-bit version of load object
#
KERNEL_EXT64    = your_intr64

IDIR            = /usr/lpp/diagnostics/slih/

# install list containing 32-bit and 64-bit version
#
ILIST           = your_intr your_intr64

OPT_LEVEL       =    -qlist -qsource

# entry point, import and export files for 32-bit version
#
your_intr_DEPENDS        = your_intr.exp
your_intr_ENTRYPOINT     = your_interrupt
your_intr_IMPORTS        = -bI:pdiagex.exp
your_intr_EXPORTS        = -bE:your_intr.exp

# entry point, import and export files for 64-bit version
# (common with 32-bit version)
your_intr64_DEPENDS      = your_intr.exp
your_intr64_ENTRYPOINT   = your_interrupt
your_intr64_IMPORTS      = -bI:pdiagex.exp \
                                 pdiagex64.exp
your_intr64_EXPORTS      = -bE:your_intr.exp

# object list definition for 32-bit version
#
your_intr_OFILES     =  your_intr.o

# object list definition for 64-bit version (common objects
# across 32-bit and 64-bit versions), with 64-bit objects
# renamed to .64o
#
your_intr64_OFILES   =  your_intr.64o

INCFLAGS   = -I${MAKETOP}/bos/diag/tu/tu_dir \
             -I${MAKETOP}bos/usr/include
LIBS       = ${KERNEXT_LIBS}


.include <${RULES_MK}>