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Thanks to Andreas Hauptmann for the patch! 2012-06-16: Replaced obselete compilation flag. 2012-02-11: Got rid of internal DINCFLAGS to improve dependency calculation. Thanks to Edward Schwartz for the patch! 2012-01-30: Fixed a circular dependency bug that appeared with the newest GNU make (version 3.82). Thanks to Adrien Nader for the report and Edward Schwartz for the patch! 2012-01-04: Fixed native code library debug build target. Thanks to Stéphane Glondu for the patch! 2011-11-13: Added extra dependency to improve parallel builds. Thanks to Edward Schwartz for the patch! 2011-11-12: Replaced obsolete suffix rules and improved link flags in gtk. 2011-11-09: Fixed linking order to conform to stricter Linux linker rules. 2011-03-23: Improved handling of packed byte-code libraries. Thanks to Christophe Troestler for the patch! 2009-05-08: Fixed build and installation problems on Windows. Thanks to Sylvain Le Gall for the patch! 2009-04-23: Fixed a build problem on MinGW. Thanks to Gerd Stolpmann for the patch! 2008-12-30: Incorporated some fixes for Cygwin portability. Thanks to Christophe Troestler for the patch! 2008-10-12: Improvements to Windows portability. 2008-10-15: Fixed portability problem on MacOS X concerning handling of packed libraries. Thanks to Alexy Khrabrov for the patch! 2008-08-20: Fixed bug concerning packed library handling. 2008-04-28: Better support for packed libraries. No need to explicitly add "-for-pack " to the compilation flags. Thanks to Francisco José Valverde Albacete for the patch! 2007-11-26: Added support for debug native code. Thanks to Samuel Mimram for the patch! 2007-10-12: Fixed a small build problem concerning packed libraries. 2007-08-20: New targets: * libinstall-byte-code * libinstall-native-code 2007-04-22: New variables: * LFLAGS * REALLY_QUIET The LFLAGS variable is passed to ocamllex. The REALLY_QUIET variable turns off output from some commands. Thanks to Samuel Colin for the patch! 2007-03-07: Fixed case when RESULT has trailing whitespace. 2007-01-08: Further improvements to generation of documentation. Thanks to Prashanth Mundkur for the patch! 2007-01-08: Fixed a linking bug with libraries: OCAML{B,N}LDFLAGS were doubled during the linking stage of library creation, which may cause problems in certain cases. Thanks to Anastasia Gornostaeva for the hint! 2007-01-08: Improved building of html-documentation. Thanks to Prashanth Mundkur for the patch! Added documentation for OCAMLMKLIB_FLAGS. 2006-12-26: Improved clean-doc target. 2006-12-21: Added support for Apple's Objective-C application framework. New variable: * CFRAMEWORKS Thanks to Joe Groff for the patch! 2006-11-30: Improved documentation generation with "ocamldoc" + "ocamlfind". Fixed a bug in the clean target for documentation. Added a new "clean-all" target that also removes documentation. Thanks to Denis Bueno for the patch! 2006-11-22: New variable: * DOC_DIR Thanks to Prashanth Mundkur for the suggestion! 2006-09-18: Fixed documentation bugs in the README. 2006-09-16: Added better support for ELF-platforms (especially with Godi). 2006-09-15: Added a partial fix for MacOS X problems concerning shared libraries. 2006-07-07: Fixed a linking problem with packed libraries. Thanks to John D. Ramsdell for the patch! 2005-12-09: Improved logging of dependency calculation 2005-08-18: Small bug fix: override user supplied CFLAGS and CPPFLAGS in extensions. 2005-01-28: Small bug fix: do not delete LIBINSTALL_FILES during "rawuninstall" when we cannot change to the installation directory. Thanks to Vincenzo Ciancia for the report + fix! 2004-09-03: New feature: ocamlyacc + preprocessing supported in the same way as with normal OCaml-files: specify "(*pp my_pp *)" in the first line to let the resulting OCaml-files be preprocessed. Thanks to Mark Shields for the patch! 2004-08-19: Improved handling of flags with C-compilers and preprocessors. New variable: * CPPFLAGS Thanks to Julien Cristau for the patch! 2004-08-17: Fixed another small bug concerning threads + ocamlfind... 2004-08-14: Fixed another small bug concerning threads + ocamlfind. 2004-08-02: Fixed a small bug concerning threads + ocamlfind. 2004-08-01: The targets "clean", "clean-up" and "clean-doc" are now extensible (i.e. they are defined as e.g. "clean::" instead of "clean:"). 2004-07-15: New feature: automated packing of libraries. New variable: * LIB_PACK_NAME See the README for details! 2004-07-14: New variable: * OCAMLFIND_INSTFLAGS See README for details! 2004-07-12: Slightly improved compilation of C-files. Thanks to Matthieu Dubuget for the hint! 2004-06-18: Small fix to prevent warnings for undefined variables. 2004-06-04: Fixed a bug in the threads-example, which called "make" rather than "$(MAKE)". 2004-06-03: Added requirement to README that GNU-make version 3.80 must be used. 2004-05-29: Fixed a small problem concerning ocamlfind + ocamldep. 2004-05-21: Added support for Oxridl. New variables: * OXRIDL Thanks to Fabian Emmes for the patch! 2004-05-19: Improved Windows-portability again (MSVC & MinGW). Thanks to Eugene Kotlyarov for this large patch! 2004-05-15: Incorporated a small Windows-patch. Thanks to Eugene Kotlyarov for the patch! 2004-05-10: Improved subproject handling. See "threads" for an example (minor change). 2004-05-04: Changed compilation of C-files: we now use ocamlc to make compilation more portable (the compiler may pass extra parameters). 2004-05-03: Incorporated a patch that prevents deletion of explicit header files when using camlidl. Thanks to Matthieu Dubuget for the contribution! 2004-05-02: Incorporated a patch that solves some Windows-related problems. Thanks to Matthieu Dubuget for the contribution! 2004-04-27: Fixed a bug concerning the "pabc"-target. New variable: * PIC_FLAGS (default: "-fPIC -DPIC") This variable is automatically added to the flags of the C-compiler if you want to build (shared) libraries. 2004-04-24: More portable linking of dynamic C-libraries. Thanks to Gerd Stolpmann for the patch! Added new variables: * OCAMLMKLIB * RPATH_FLAG Fixed a bug concerning ocamldoc and documented modules in subdirectories. See README for details! 2004-04-13: Made a small change to generation of latex-documentation using the new behaviour of OCaml-3.07+15. Added removal of assembler files (.s, .asm) for "make clean". 2004-03-30: Fixed some linking bugs on Windows. Thanks to Kamil Shakirov for the patch! 2004-03-18: Fixed a small bug concerning recompilation of modules in library directories. Thanks to Remi Vanicat for the patch! 2004-03-11: Renamings to make things easier to remember: * subprj -> subprojs * SUBPRJS -> SUBPROJS This fits better to "PROJ_*". People will hopefully not have used this feature too often by now :-) 2004-03-07: NEW: added support for handling subprojects! New targets: * subprjs New variables: * SUBTARGET * SUBPRJS Support special variable patterns of the form "PROJ_*", where "*" is an identifier for some subproject. See README for details! Fixed a linking problem with ocamlfind + threads. Updated documentation. 2004-02-27: Small fix concerning use of "ar". 2004-02-25: Fixed small issue in camlp4-example. 2004-01-19: Exported some internal variables to satisfy users of the make-flag "--warn-undefined-variables". 2003-12-17: Fixed a bug with NO_CUSTOM. 2003-11-24: Added new variable (see README): * PPFLAGS Thanks to Peter Jolly for the patch! 2003-11-20: Allow preprocessing with ocamldoc. 2003-11-05: Added support for the Glade compiler of OCaml. New variables: * OCAML_GLADECC * OCAML_GLADECC_FLAGS Thanks to Damien Pous for the patch! 2003-10-08: Added new variables (see README): * VMTHREADS * ANNOTATE Fixed a bug when compiling profiling native code. 2003-09-18: Added a new variable (see README): * PREDS Thanks to Alex Baretta for the patch! 2003-08-11: Added new target: debug-code-nolink (dcnl). Thanks to A. Ozmen for the patch! 2003-06-04: Added a new variables (see README): * RESULTDEPS 2003-03-31: Revived old library installation routines that do not rely on ocamlfind. They can be called under the new targets "rawinstall" and "rawuninstall". Re-entered variable: * OCAML_LIB_INSTALL 2003-03-18: findlib now only used when needed (improves compilation speed). 2003-02-24: Fixed a small problem occuring with the #line directive before the first comment indicating the preprocessor to use. Added the possibility to link packages with findlib when generating toplevels. Thanks to Chet Murthy for the suggestions! 2003-02-07: Added an explanation to the README, why the order of source files always matters. 2003-01-07: Major update: uses "findlib" now by default. New variables: * OCAMLFIND * PACKS Removed variables: * USING_OCAMLFIND * OCAML_LIB_INSTALL 2002-11-06: Fixed a problem with compilation under win32. Thanks to Eugene Kotlyarov for the patch! 2002-10-14: Improved interaction with "ocamlfind". Thanks to Alessandro Baretta for the patch! New variables: * USING_OCAMLFIND 2002-09-17: Added support for the Cameleon tools "report" and "zoggy". Thanks to Alessandro Baretta for the contribution! New variables: * CAMELEON_REPORT * CAMELEON_REPORT_FLAGS * CAMELEON_ZOGGY * CAMELEON_ZOGGY_FLAGS 2002-08-29: Added new variable: * EXTLIBDIRS Same as "LIBDIRS", but paths in this variable are also added to the binary via the "-R"-flag so that dynamic libraries in non-standard places can be found. Thanks to Luc Habert for the suggestion. 2002-08-17: Small patch by Tim Freeman to fix creation of toplevels. 2002-08-16: Applied another patch by Tim Freeman to provide for recompilation when user libraries in other directories change. Applied a patch by Yutaka OIWA for better support of threads with VisualC under Windows. 2002-08-14: Applied patch (courtesy of Tim Freeman ): Added new variable "QUIET": unsetting it (e.g. "make QUIET=") will print all executed commands, including intermediate ones. This allows more comfortable debugging when things go wrong during a build. Fixed an issue concerning the building of byte-code libraries that make use of threads. 2002-08-08: Fixed a bug with -threads and native code (linking order). Added GTK/threads-example. (Courtesy of Tim Freeman ). 2002-08-06: Turned on make-option ".DELETE_ON_ERROR" to remove target files generated by failing commands. Fixed a bug with -threads and byte code (linking order). 2002-08-04: Fixed a small bug that occurs due to interference of the recently added support for the "-pack"-flag. 2002-07-25: Added new targets for generation of packed object files: * pack-byte-code (pabc) * pack-native-code (panc) 2002-07-01: Added option "NO_CUSTOM" to prevent linking in custom mode. 2002-06-10: Pedantry: Initialized some variables that actually get set on recursive calls. This should satisfy users of the make-flag "--warn-undefined-variables". 2002-05-05: Fixed a bug with the generation of byte-code libraries that depend on shared C-libraries. 2002-05-04: Removed a superfluous dependency for native-code libraries. 2002-05-02: Renamed OcamlMakefile to OCamlMakefile for beauty :-) Removed variables: BASE_CLIB Introduced new variables: * CAMLIDLDLL * RES_CLIB_SUF * STATIC 2002-04-30: Removed requirement for interactive confirmation during installation of libraries! 2002-04-26: Update to support the new version of camlidl (1.03). The new camlidl fixes the naming problem associated with generated .c-files by appending "_stubs" to the basename of the IDL-file. In previous versions there was a clash with .o-files generated by C and OCaml (from .ml-files). OCamlMakefile used a workaround to prevent this. Please upgrade camlidl! 2002-03-01: Small fix to prevent (harmless) relinking of libraries. 2002-02-27: Fixed a small bug concerning compilation of C-files under Windows. 2002-02-12: Added support for ocamldoc. See README for details. 2002-02-07: Fixed a small problem with the passing of "-o" to the C-compiler: some compilers are a bit picky on this. 2002-02-05: Added two new targets: * byte-code-nolink (bcnl) * native-code-nolink (ncnl) These targets drop the linking stage, i.e. they compile only. 2001-11-20: Merged in a large patch (thanks to Dmitry Bely!): * allows OCamlMakefile to work in Windows environments with MinGW and also MSVC. * support for C++-files (variables: CXX, CXXFLAGS) * allows building of DLLs (targets: bcd, ncd) Read the README for details! 2001-11-19: Updated contact address. 2001-11-17: Added default for LIBINSTALL_FILES (see README). 2001-10-30: Fixed camlp4-example to work with upcoming OCaml-release. 2001-10-03: Added a patch that makes OCamlMakefile work better with MSVC under Windows (thanks to Eugene Kotlyaro!). 2001-10-01: Added the flag "-c" to the install program to prevent files from being moved instead of copied on MacOS X (thanks to Hideo Bannai for the hint!). 2001-09-07: Improved building of libraries (thanks to Hideo Bannai!): OCamlMakefile now links all object files into a file "lib$(RESULT).a". This makes it easier to use libraries that interface to C (e.g. no passing of "-noautolink" and of object files when linking against the generated library when it is in a different directory, only "-cclib -l$(RESULT)"). New variable: BASE_CLIB (see README for documentation) Better error message when user tries to build multi-threaded byte code for profiling (impossible with the current OCaml-release). Improved preprocessor detection (thanks to Olivier Andrieu!) 2001-09-06: Fixed portability problem (Digital Unix) and a tiny bug (empty files wouldn't get compiled). 2001-09-05: MAJOR CHANGE: added support for preprocessing! You'll need OCaml-3.03 or higher for this (currently not yet released but also works with current CVS-version). Added new variables (see README for documentation): CAMLP4 USE_CAMLP4 PRE_TARGETS 2001-07-12: Added new target: "make cleanup". It is similar to "make clean" but leaves executables in the directory. 2001-06-30: Removed "Printexc.catch" from calc-example: is going to be deprecated in upcoming OCaml-release. 2001-03-19: Added GNU-license. 2001-01-24: If not set in the environment, the variable "OCAMLLIBPATH" is now initialised using "$(OCAMLC) -where" by default: this takes the path as known by the byte code compiler. If this failes (e.g. if you use an earlier version of OCaml that does not support this feature), the default path is "/usr/local/lib/ocaml". 2000-12-23: The variable "OCAMLLIBPATH" is now initialised using "$(OCAMLC) -where" by default: this takes the path as known by the byte code compiler. 2000-11-21: Added default values: SOURCES := foo.ml RESULT := foo This is quite useful if you want to test something quickly without having to enter these variables (only the directive "-include" for "make"). Changed linking order of object files and library files. Some linkers seem to be picky about this. 2000-09-15: Patched IDL-demo: The new IDL-compiler (camlidl) always maps pointers to optional values now. This required a minor update. 2000-06-24: Improved portability: Used "printf" instead of "echo" to print some messages for library installation: "echo" just does not behave portably enough. 2000-06-13: And another small change: OCamlMakefile did not compile C-object files when building byte-code libraries that use them. The new linking semantics links them only when they are used in an executable, anyway. But still: this is inconvenient, because this would require the user to compile them extra. Now OCamlMakefile will guarantee that all the object files exist. Updated the README with more details on how OCaml links C-object files. 2000-06-11: Phew! A major internal cleanup - now it really shines ;-) Fixed a few bugs that do not appear in "normal" projects (e.g. profiling of libraries + threads, sources in subdirectories). New (implicit) feature: if you have sources in subdirectories, OCamlMakefile will add their paths automatically to all compilers to ensure that they find everything they need. Again less work for you - more for me ;-) Added a bit more documentation to the README. Is there still any missing feature? - Oh, yes, it should write the code for you... 2000-06-08: Added routines for automatic (un)installation of libraries: See the README for details on this new feature! Small fix: Changed order in which include- and library directories are searched during compilation and linking: the default paths (OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS and OCAMLLIBPATH) come last now. This prevents that new packages accidently link against already existing libraries instead of using their own. 2000-06-07: Greatly improved dependency handling: The newest OCaml-release (3.00) introduces a new flag for "ocamldep" that allows to correctly build dependencies for native code projects. OCamlMakefile uses it and handles dependencies now as follows (instead of using a dirty sed-hack): Instead of writing them all into the directory of the sources, three subdirectories are created (dot dirs): ._d - contains dependencies for .ml-files ._bcdi - contains byte code dependencies for .mli-files ._ncdi - contains native code dependencies for .mli-files Additionally, the endings of the dependency files have changed: ".d" for those generated from ".ml"-files, ".di" for ones derived from ".mli"-files. This cleans up the main directory and makes the whole dependency handling more transparent. Additionally, no matter whether you use byte- or native code, it should now always build things 100% ok. --------------------------------------------------------------- Removed variable "PLIBS" again: the new compiler remembers C-libraries that have to be linked with OCaml-libraries. This greatly simplifies handling of libraries. 2000-06-05: New feature (thanks to Chris Quinn!): When compiling to native code, OCamlMakefile will automatically add the flag "-DNATIVE_CODE" to your CFLAGS. You can exploit this in your C-files by adding preprocessor directives. This might be necessary if you want your C-code to behave differently when used with a specific binary format. 2000-05-03: Nice new feature: compilation with debugging information New targets: debug-code (dc) debug-code-library (dcl) This allows you immediate application of "ocamldebug" to generated binaries. Updated README. 2000-04-21: Pedantry: Initialized some variables that actually get set on recursive calls. This should satisfy users of the make-flag "--warn-undefined-variables". 2000-04-20: New feature (thanks to Julian Assange for the contribution): Can build toplevels now - adds two variables: TOPSUFFIX - the suffix added to the name of the toplevel (default: ".top") OCAMLMKTOP - name of the toplevel compiler (default: "ocamlmktop") New target for this functionality: top So "make top" will build a new toplevel for you... 2000-02-29: Small fix (thanks to Patrick Goldbronn for the bug report): Setting the flag "NOIDLHEADER" suppresses generation of the C-header-file. Since there is are dependencies on this file, OCamlMakefile will try to build it (using camlidl) and rebuilds everything that depends on the IDL-file: this should not happen. When "NOIDLHEADER" is set, OCamlMakefile will now simply create (touch) an empty header file to prevent unwanted recompilations. 2000-02-28: Small fix (thanks to Dana Harrington): If you compiled C-files in subdirectories with OCamlMakefile, the object files would be wrongly written into the directory where "make" was issued, leading to problems during linking. They will be written to the corresponding subdirectory now. 1999-12-25: Small fix that allows using .mli-files without .ml-files. 1999-12-13: Order of compilation changed: Until now all interface files were compiled first, then all the implementations. Now, both the interfaces and the implementations are compiled in exactly the same order as specified in the Makefile. This change prevents superfluous recompilation of some native code files. Squeezed a bug when compiling interfaces for profiling. 1999-12-07: Workaround for a problem with ocamldep when applying it to interface files (would only appear under rare circumstances when compiling to native code): now, the output of ocamldep is rewritten to something more general. 1999-11-17: New variable (yes, the number of features is always n+1!): OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS - variable containing paths to the user's default libraries. The intention is to pass this as an environment variable rather than through the Makefile - quite convenient. 1999-10-21: Lots of changes: Profiling is now supported - for all kinds of targets! Additional variables: OCAMLBLDFLAGS - flags passed to the OCaml-linker when linking byte code OCAMLNLDFLAGS - flags passed to the OCaml-linker when linking native code OCAMLCP - name (location) of profiling byte code compiler OCAMLCPFLAGS - flags passed to the profiling byte code compiler Added target names for profiling support: profiling-byte-code (pbc) profiling-native-code (pnc) profiling-byte-code-library (pbcl) profiling-native-code-library (pncl) Fixed small bug: OCAMLLIBPATH was not exported Updated documentation with information on profiling. 1999-10-20: Further variable: CC - The compiler to be used on C-files. 1999-10-13: Further variable: PLIBS - Plain libraries. Useful if you want to link against libraries that consist of the *.cma/*.cmxa file (no C-library) only. 1999-09-11: Added two further variables: BCSUFFIX - is added to the basename of byte-code executables and libraries NCSUFFIX - as above, but for native-code files 1999-09-10: Small bugfix: interfaces were not compiled with correct flags. 1999-09-09: Added two further flags: OCAMLBCFLAGS - special flags for byte code compilation only OCAMLNCFLAGS - special flags for native code compilation only 1999-09-01: Added CVS-info in OCamlMakefile 1999-08-29: Bugfix: Now and for all times: dependency calculation should be correct (I hope so ;-). The output of "ocamldep" is not modified anymore. Recompilation of *native code* will take somewhat longer than before, because cross-module inlining is respected now. Byte code will still compile in optimum time. 1999-08-26: Small bugfixes: Handles .mli-files without corresponding .ml-files correctly. Long dependency lists will not be wrongly truncated anymore. Updated README. 1999-07-29: Small bugfix: the C-compiler gets it's include-path now as "-Ipath", not as "-I path". Strictly standard conforming compilers obviously need this. 1999-07-27: Pass C-files directly to the C-compiler found in "$(CC)". Added variables: * CFLAGS Will be passed to the C-compiler as usual. * OCAMLLIBPATH Needed to tell the C-compiler, where it can find include-files and libraries of the OCaml-system. Default: "/usr/local/lib/ocaml" Renamed a variable: * LDFLAGS -> OCAMLLDFLAGS OCAMLLDFLAGS is equivalent to the former LDFLAGS. LDFLAGS is now used to pass options to the C-linker. Eg.: LDFLAGS = -Xlinker -verbose These flags will be correctly passed by the OCaml-linker to the C-linker (via -ccopt). Updated documentation on these changes. 1999-06-05: Nearly completely rewritten distribution Now correct (!) handling of dependencies of automatically generated sources. 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Order matters during linkage! ifndef SOURCES SOURCES := foo.ml endif export SOURCES ifndef RES_CLIB_SUF RES_CLIB_SUF := _stubs endif export RES_CLIB_SUF ifndef RESULT RESULT := foo endif export RESULT := $(strip $(RESULT)) export LIB_PACK_NAME ifndef DOC_FILES DOC_FILES := $(filter %.mli, $(SOURCES)) endif export DOC_FILES FIRST_DOC_FILE := $(firstword $(DOC_FILES)) export BCSUFFIX export NCSUFFIX ifndef TOPSUFFIX TOPSUFFIX := .top endif export TOPSUFFIX # Eventually set include- and library-paths, libraries to link, # additional compilation-, link- and ocamlyacc-flags # Path- and library information needs not be written with "-I" and such... # Define THREADS if you need it, otherwise leave it unset (same for # USE_CAMLP4)! export THREADS export VMTHREADS export ANNOTATE export USE_CAMLP4 export INCDIRS export LIBDIRS export EXTLIBDIRS export RESULTDEPS export OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS export LIBS export CLIBS export CFRAMEWORKS export OCAMLFLAGS export OCAMLNCFLAGS export OCAMLBCFLAGS export OCAMLLDFLAGS export OCAMLNLDFLAGS export OCAMLBLDFLAGS export OCAMLMKLIB_FLAGS ifndef OCAMLCPFLAGS OCAMLCPFLAGS := a endif export OCAMLCPFLAGS ifndef DOC_DIR DOC_DIR := doc endif export DOC_DIR export PPFLAGS export LFLAGS export YFLAGS export IDLFLAGS export OCAMLDOCFLAGS export OCAMLFIND_INSTFLAGS export DVIPSFLAGS export STATIC # Add a list of optional trash files that should be deleted by "make clean" export TRASH ECHO := echo ifdef REALLY_QUIET export REALLY_QUIET ECHO := true LFLAGS := $(LFLAGS) -q YFLAGS := $(YFLAGS) -q endif #################### variables depending on your OCaml-installation SYSTEM := $(shell ocamlc -config 2>/dev/null | grep system | sed 's/system: //') # This may be # - mingw # - mingw64 # - win32 # - cygwin # - some other string means Unix # - empty means ocamlc does not support -config ifeq ($(SYSTEM),$(filter $(SYSTEM),mingw mingw64)) MINGW=1 endif ifeq ($(SYSTEM),win32) MSVC=1 endif ifdef MINGW export MINGW WIN32 := 1 # The default value 'cc' makes 'ocamlc -cc "cc"' raises the error 'The # NTVDM CPU has encountered an illegal instruction'. ifndef CC MNO_CYGWIN := $(shell gcc -Wextra -v --help 2>/dev/null | grep -q '\-mno-cygwin'; echo $$?) 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OCAML_DEP_PREDICATES := -syntax $(PRE_OCAML_FIND_PREDICATES) OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES := $(OCAML_FIND_PREDICATES) -package $(PRE_OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES) OCAML_DEP_PACKAGES := $(OCAML_DEP_PREDICATES) -package $(PRE_OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES) else OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES := -package $(subst $(space),$(comma),$(PACKS)) OCAML_DEP_PACKAGES := endif OCAML_FIND_LINKPKG := -linkpkg REAL_OCAMLFIND := $(OCAMLFIND) endif endif export OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES export OCAML_DEP_PACKAGES export OCAML_FIND_LINKPKG export REAL_OCAMLFIND ifndef OCAMLDOC OCAMLDOC := ocamldoc endif export OCAMLDOC ifndef LATEX LATEX := latex endif export LATEX ifndef DVIPS DVIPS := dvips endif export DVIPS ifndef PS2PDF PS2PDF := ps2pdf endif export PS2PDF ifndef OCAMLMAKEFILE OCAMLMAKEFILE := OCamlMakefile endif export OCAMLMAKEFILE ifndef OCAMLLIBPATH OCAMLLIBPATH := \ $(shell $(OCAMLC) 2>/dev/null -where || echo /usr/local/lib/ocaml) endif export OCAMLLIBPATH ifndef OCAML_LIB_INSTALL OCAML_LIB_INSTALL := $(OCAMLLIBPATH)/contrib endif export OCAML_LIB_INSTALL ########################################################################### #################### change following sections only if #################### you know what you are doing! # delete target files when a build command fails .PHONY: .DELETE_ON_ERROR .DELETE_ON_ERROR: # for pedants using "--warn-undefined-variables" export MAYBE_IDL export REAL_RESULT export CAMLIDLFLAGS export THREAD_FLAG export RES_CLIB export MAKEDLL export ANNOT_FLAG export C_OXRIDL export SUBPROJS export CFLAGS_WIN32 export CPPFLAGS_WIN32 INCFLAGS := SHELL := /bin/sh MLDEPDIR := ._d BCDIDIR := ._bcdi NCDIDIR := ._ncdi FILTER_EXTNS := %.mli %.ml %.mll %.mly %.idl %.oxridl %.c %.m %.$(EXT_CXX) %.rep %.zog %.glade FILTERED := $(filter $(FILTER_EXTNS), $(SOURCES)) SOURCE_DIRS := $(filter-out ./, $(sort $(dir $(FILTERED)))) FILTERED_REP := $(filter %.rep, $(FILTERED)) DEP_REP := $(FILTERED_REP:%.rep=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) AUTO_REP := $(FILTERED_REP:.rep=.ml) FILTERED_ZOG := $(filter %.zog, $(FILTERED)) DEP_ZOG := $(FILTERED_ZOG:%.zog=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) AUTO_ZOG := $(FILTERED_ZOG:.zog=.ml) FILTERED_GLADE := $(filter %.glade, $(FILTERED)) DEP_GLADE := $(FILTERED_GLADE:%.glade=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) AUTO_GLADE := $(FILTERED_GLADE:.glade=.ml) FILTERED_ML := $(filter %.ml, $(FILTERED)) DEP_ML := $(FILTERED_ML:%.ml=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) FILTERED_MLI := $(filter %.mli, $(FILTERED)) DEP_MLI := $(FILTERED_MLI:.mli=.di) FILTERED_MLL := $(filter %.mll, $(FILTERED)) DEP_MLL := $(FILTERED_MLL:%.mll=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) AUTO_MLL := $(FILTERED_MLL:.mll=.ml) FILTERED_MLY := $(filter %.mly, $(FILTERED)) DEP_MLY := $(FILTERED_MLY:%.mly=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) $(FILTERED_MLY:.mly=.di) AUTO_MLY := $(FILTERED_MLY:.mly=.mli) $(FILTERED_MLY:.mly=.ml) FILTERED_IDL := $(filter %.idl, $(FILTERED)) DEP_IDL := $(FILTERED_IDL:%.idl=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) $(FILTERED_IDL:.idl=.di) C_IDL := $(FILTERED_IDL:%.idl=%_stubs.c) ifndef NOIDLHEADER C_IDL += $(FILTERED_IDL:.idl=.h) endif OBJ_C_IDL := $(FILTERED_IDL:%.idl=%_stubs.$(EXT_OBJ)) AUTO_IDL := $(FILTERED_IDL:.idl=.mli) $(FILTERED_IDL:.idl=.ml) $(C_IDL) FILTERED_OXRIDL := $(filter %.oxridl, $(FILTERED)) DEP_OXRIDL := $(FILTERED_OXRIDL:%.oxridl=$(MLDEPDIR)/%.d) $(FILTERED_OXRIDL:.oxridl=.di) AUTO_OXRIDL := $(FILTERED_OXRIDL:.oxridl=.mli) $(FILTERED_OXRIDL:.oxridl=.ml) $(C_OXRIDL) FILTERED_C_CXX := $(filter %.c %.m %.$(EXT_CXX), $(FILTERED)) OBJ_C_CXX := $(FILTERED_C_CXX:.c=.$(EXT_OBJ)) OBJ_C_CXX := $(OBJ_C_CXX:.m=.$(EXT_OBJ)) OBJ_C_CXX := $(OBJ_C_CXX:.$(EXT_CXX)=.$(EXT_OBJ)) PRE_TARGETS += $(AUTO_MLL) $(AUTO_MLY) $(AUTO_IDL) $(AUTO_OXRIDL) $(AUTO_ZOG) $(AUTO_REP) $(AUTO_GLADE) ALL_DEPS := $(DEP_ML) $(DEP_MLI) $(DEP_MLL) $(DEP_MLY) $(DEP_IDL) $(DEP_OXRIDL) $(DEP_ZOG) $(DEP_REP) $(DEP_GLADE) MLDEPS := $(filter %.d, $(ALL_DEPS)) MLIDEPS := $(filter %.di, $(ALL_DEPS)) BCDEPIS := $(MLIDEPS:%.di=$(BCDIDIR)/%.di) NCDEPIS := $(MLIDEPS:%.di=$(NCDIDIR)/%.di) ALLML := $(filter %.mli %.ml %.mll %.mly %.idl %.oxridl %.rep %.zog %.glade, $(FILTERED)) IMPLO_INTF := $(ALLML:%.mli=%.mli.__) IMPLO_INTF := $(foreach file, $(IMPLO_INTF), \ $(basename $(file)).cmi $(basename $(file)).cmo) IMPLO_INTF := $(filter-out %.mli.cmo, $(IMPLO_INTF)) IMPLO_INTF := $(IMPLO_INTF:%.mli.cmi=%.cmi) IMPLX_INTF := $(IMPLO_INTF:.cmo=.cmx) INTF := $(filter %.cmi, $(IMPLO_INTF)) IMPL_CMO := $(filter %.cmo, $(IMPLO_INTF)) IMPL_CMX := $(IMPL_CMO:.cmo=.cmx) IMPL_ASM := $(IMPL_CMO:.cmo=.asm) IMPL_S := $(IMPL_CMO:.cmo=.s) OBJ_LINK := $(OBJ_C_IDL) $(OBJ_C_CXX) OBJ_FILES := $(IMPL_CMO:.cmo=.$(EXT_OBJ)) $(OBJ_LINK) EXECS := $(addsuffix $(EXE), \ $(sort $(TOPRESULT) $(BCRESULT) $(NCRESULT))) ifdef WIN32 EXECS += $(BCRESULT).dll $(NCRESULT).dll endif CLIB_BASE := $(RESULT)$(RES_CLIB_SUF) ifneq ($(strip $(OBJ_LINK)),) RES_CLIB := lib$(CLIB_BASE).$(EXT_LIB) endif ifdef WIN32 DLLSONAME := dll$(CLIB_BASE).dll else DLLSONAME := dll$(CLIB_BASE).so endif NONEXECS := $(INTF) $(IMPL_CMO) $(IMPL_CMX) $(IMPL_ASM) $(IMPL_S) \ $(OBJ_FILES) $(PRE_TARGETS) $(BCRESULT).cma $(NCRESULT).cmxa \ $(NCRESULT).$(EXT_LIB) $(BCRESULT).cmi $(BCRESULT).cmo \ $(NCRESULT).cmi $(NCRESULT).cmx $(NCRESULT).$(EXT_OBJ) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(IMPL_CMO:.cmo=.annot) \ $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmi $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmo $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmx \ $(LIB_PACK_NAME).$(EXT_OBJ) ifndef STATIC NONEXECS += $(DLLSONAME) endif ifndef LIBINSTALL_FILES LIBINSTALL_FILES := $(RESULT).mli $(RESULT).cmi $(RESULT).cma \ $(RESULT).cmxa $(RESULT).$(EXT_LIB) $(RES_CLIB) ifndef STATIC ifneq ($(strip $(OBJ_LINK)),) LIBINSTALL_FILES += $(DLLSONAME) endif endif endif export LIBINSTALL_FILES ifdef WIN32 # some extra stuff is created while linking DLLs NONEXECS += $(BCRESULT).$(EXT_LIB) $(BCRESULT).exp $(NCRESULT).exp $(CLIB_BASE).exp $(CLIB_BASE).lib endif TARGETS := $(EXECS) $(NONEXECS) # If there are IDL-files ifneq ($(strip $(FILTERED_IDL)),) MAYBE_IDL := -cclib -lcamlidl endif ifdef USE_CAMLP4 CAMLP4PATH := \ $(shell $(CAMLP4) -where 2>/dev/null || echo /usr/local/lib/camlp4) INCFLAGS := -I $(CAMLP4PATH) CINCFLAGS := -I$(CAMLP4PATH) endif INCFLAGS := $(INCFLAGS) $(INCDIRS:%=-I %) $(SOURCE_DIRS:%=-I %) $(OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS:%=-I %) CINCFLAGS += $(SOURCE_DIRS:%=-I%) $(INCDIRS:%=-I%) $(OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS:%=-I%) ifndef MSVC CLIBFLAGS += $(SOURCE_DIRS:%=-L%) $(LIBDIRS:%=-L%) \ $(EXTLIBDIRS:%=-L%) $(OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS:%=-L%) ifeq ($(ELF_RPATH), yes) CLIBFLAGS += $(EXTLIBDIRS:%=-Wl,$(RPATH_FLAG)%) endif endif ifndef PROFILING INTF_OCAMLC := $(OCAMLC) else ifndef THREADS INTF_OCAMLC := $(OCAMLCP) -p $(OCAMLCPFLAGS) else # OCaml does not support profiling byte code # with threads (yet), therefore we force an error. ifndef REAL_OCAMLC $(error Profiling of multithreaded byte code not yet supported by OCaml) endif INTF_OCAMLC := $(OCAMLC) endif endif ifndef MSVC COMMON_LDFLAGS := $(LDFLAGS:%=-ccopt %) $(SOURCE_DIRS:%=-ccopt -L%) \ $(LIBDIRS:%=-ccopt -L%) $(EXTLIBDIRS:%=-ccopt -L%) \ $(EXTLIBDIRS:%=-ccopt -Wl $(OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS:%=-ccopt -L%)) ifeq ($(ELF_RPATH),yes) COMMON_LDFLAGS += $(EXTLIBDIRS:%=-ccopt -Wl,$(RPATH_FLAG)%) endif else COMMON_LDFLAGS := -ccopt "/link -NODEFAULTLIB:LIBC $(LDFLAGS:%=%) $(SOURCE_DIRS:%=-LIBPATH:%) \ $(LIBDIRS:%=-LIBPATH:%) $(EXTLIBDIRS:%=-LIBPATH:%) \ $(OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS:%=-LIBPATH:%) " endif CLIBS_OPTS := $(CLIBS:%=-cclib -l%) $(CFRAMEWORKS:%=-cclib '-framework %') ifdef MSVC ifndef STATIC # MSVC libraries do not have 'lib' prefix CLIBS_OPTS := $(CLIBS:%=-cclib %.lib) endif endif ifneq ($(strip $(OBJ_LINK)),) ifdef CREATE_LIB OBJS_LIBS := -cclib -l$(CLIB_BASE) $(CLIBS_OPTS) $(MAYBE_IDL) else OBJS_LIBS := $(OBJ_LINK) $(CLIBS_OPTS) $(MAYBE_IDL) endif else OBJS_LIBS := $(CLIBS_OPTS) $(MAYBE_IDL) endif ifdef LIB_PACK_NAME FOR_PACK_NAME := $(shell echo $(LIB_PACK_NAME) | awk '{print toupper(substr($$0,1,1))substr($$0,2)}') endif # If we have to make byte-code ifndef REAL_OCAMLC BYTE_OCAML := y # EXTRADEPS is added dependencies we have to insert for all # executable files we generate. Ideally it should be all of the # libraries we use, but it's hard to find the ones that get searched on # the path since I don't know the paths built into the compiler, so # just include the ones with slashes in their names. EXTRADEPS := $(addsuffix .cma,$(foreach i,$(LIBS),$(if $(findstring /,$(i)),$(i)))) ifndef LIB_PACK_NAME SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS := $(OCAMLBCFLAGS) else SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS := -for-pack $(FOR_PACK_NAME) $(OCAMLBCFLAGS) endif REAL_OCAMLC := $(INTF_OCAMLC) REAL_IMPL := $(IMPL_CMO) REAL_IMPL_INTF := $(IMPLO_INTF) IMPL_SUF := .cmo DEPFLAGS := MAKE_DEPS := $(MLDEPS) $(BCDEPIS) ifdef CREATE_LIB override CFLAGS := $(PIC_CFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) override CPPFLAGS := $(PIC_CPPFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) ifndef STATIC ifneq ($(strip $(OBJ_LINK)),) MAKEDLL := $(DLLSONAME) ALL_LDFLAGS := -dllib $(DLLSONAME) endif endif endif ifndef NO_CUSTOM ifneq "$(strip $(OBJ_LINK) $(THREADS) $(MAYBE_IDL) $(CLIBS) $(CFRAMEWORKS))" "" ALL_LDFLAGS += -custom endif endif ALL_LDFLAGS += $(INCFLAGS) $(OCAMLLDFLAGS) $(OCAMLBLDFLAGS) \ $(COMMON_LDFLAGS) $(LIBS:%=%.cma) CAMLIDLDLLFLAGS := ifdef THREADS ifdef VMTHREADS THREAD_FLAG := -vmthread else THREAD_FLAG := -thread endif ALL_LDFLAGS := $(THREAD_FLAG) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) ifndef CREATE_LIB ifndef REAL_OCAMLFIND ALL_LDFLAGS := unix.cma threads.cma $(ALL_LDFLAGS) endif endif endif # we have to make native-code else EXTRADEPS := $(addsuffix .cmxa,$(foreach i,$(LIBS),$(if $(findstring /,$(i)),$(i)))) ifndef PROFILING SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS := $(OCAMLNCFLAGS) PLDFLAGS := else SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS := -p $(OCAMLNCFLAGS) PLDFLAGS := -p endif ifndef LIB_PACK_NAME SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS := $(OCAMLNCFLAGS) else SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS := -for-pack $(FOR_PACK_NAME) $(OCAMLNCFLAGS) endif REAL_IMPL := $(IMPL_CMX) REAL_IMPL_INTF := $(IMPLX_INTF) IMPL_SUF := .cmx override CPPFLAGS := -DNATIVE_CODE $(CPPFLAGS) DEPFLAGS := -native MAKE_DEPS := $(MLDEPS) $(NCDEPIS) ALL_LDFLAGS := $(PLDFLAGS) $(INCFLAGS) $(OCAMLLDFLAGS) \ $(OCAMLNLDFLAGS) $(COMMON_LDFLAGS) CAMLIDLDLLFLAGS := -opt ifndef CREATE_LIB ALL_LDFLAGS += $(LIBS:%=%.cmxa) else override CFLAGS := $(PIC_CFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) override CPPFLAGS := $(PIC_CPPFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) endif ifdef THREADS THREAD_FLAG := -thread ALL_LDFLAGS := $(THREAD_FLAG) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) ifndef CREATE_LIB ifndef REAL_OCAMLFIND ALL_LDFLAGS := unix.cmxa threads.cmxa $(ALL_LDFLAGS) endif endif endif endif export MAKE_DEPS ifdef ANNOTATE ANNOT_FLAG := -annot else endif ALL_OCAMLCFLAGS := $(THREAD_FLAG) $(ANNOT_FLAG) $(OCAMLFLAGS) \ $(INCFLAGS) $(SPECIAL_OCAMLFLAGS) ifdef make_deps -include $(MAKE_DEPS) PRE_TARGETS := endif ########################################################################### # USER RULES # Call "OCamlMakefile QUIET=" to get rid of all of the @'s. QUIET=@ # generates byte-code (default) byte-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(BCRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" make_deps=yes bc: byte-code byte-code-nolink: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) nolink \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" make_deps=yes bcnl: byte-code-nolink top: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(TOPRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" make_deps=yes # generates native-code native-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(NCRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ make_deps=yes nc: native-code native-code-nolink: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) nolink \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ make_deps=yes ncnl: native-code-nolink # generates byte-code libraries byte-code-library: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(BCRESULT).cma \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" \ CREATE_LIB=yes \ make_deps=yes bcl: byte-code-library # generates native-code libraries native-code-library: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(NCRESULT).cmxa \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ CREATE_LIB=yes \ make_deps=yes ncl: native-code-library ifdef WIN32 # generates byte-code dll byte-code-dll: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(BCRESULT).dll \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" \ make_deps=yes bcd: byte-code-dll # generates native-code dll native-code-dll: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(NCRESULT).dll \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ make_deps=yes ncd: native-code-dll endif # generates byte-code with debugging information debug-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(BCRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" make_deps=yes \ OCAMLFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLFLAGS)" \ OCAMLLDFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLLDFLAGS)" dc: debug-code debug-code-nolink: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) nolink \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" make_deps=yes \ OCAMLFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLFLAGS)" \ OCAMLLDFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLLDFLAGS)" dcnl: debug-code-nolink # generates byte-code with debugging information (native code) debug-native-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(NCRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" make_deps=yes \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ OCAMLFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLFLAGS)" \ OCAMLLDFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLLDFLAGS)" dnc: debug-native-code debug-native-code-nolink: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) nolink \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" make_deps=yes \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ OCAMLFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLFLAGS)" \ OCAMLLDFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLLDFLAGS)" dncnl: debug-native-code-nolink # generates byte-code libraries with debugging information debug-code-library: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(BCRESULT).cma \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" make_deps=yes \ CREATE_LIB=yes \ OCAMLFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLFLAGS)" \ OCAMLLDFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLLDFLAGS)" dcl: debug-code-library # generates byte-code libraries with debugging information (native code) debug-native-code-library: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(NCRESULT).cmxa \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" make_deps=yes \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ CREATE_LIB=yes \ OCAMLFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLFLAGS)" \ OCAMLLDFLAGS="-g $(OCAMLLDFLAGS)" dncl: debug-native-code-library # generates byte-code for profiling profiling-byte-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(BCRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" PROFILING="y" \ make_deps=yes pbc: profiling-byte-code # generates native-code profiling-native-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(NCRESULT) \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ PROFILING="y" \ make_deps=yes pnc: profiling-native-code # generates byte-code libraries profiling-byte-code-library: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(BCRESULT).cma \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" PROFILING="y" \ CREATE_LIB=yes \ make_deps=yes pbcl: profiling-byte-code-library # generates native-code libraries profiling-native-code-library: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(RES_CLIB) $(NCRESULT).cmxa \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" PROFILING="y" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ CREATE_LIB=yes \ make_deps=yes pncl: profiling-native-code-library # packs byte-code objects pack-byte-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) $(BCRESULT).cmo \ REAL_RESULT="$(BCRESULT)" \ PACK_LIB=yes make_deps=yes pabc: pack-byte-code # packs native-code objects pack-native-code: $(PRE_TARGETS) $(QUIET)$(MAKE) -r -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) \ $(NCRESULT).cmx $(NCRESULT).$(EXT_OBJ) \ REAL_RESULT="$(NCRESULT)" \ REAL_OCAMLC="$(OCAMLOPT)" \ PACK_LIB=yes make_deps=yes panc: pack-native-code # generates HTML-documentation htdoc: $(DOC_DIR)/$(RESULT)/html/index.html # generates Latex-documentation ladoc: $(DOC_DIR)/$(RESULT)/latex/doc.tex # generates PostScript-documentation psdoc: $(DOC_DIR)/$(RESULT)/latex/doc.ps # generates PDF-documentation pdfdoc: $(DOC_DIR)/$(RESULT)/latex/doc.pdf # generates all supported forms of documentation doc: htdoc ladoc psdoc pdfdoc ########################################################################### # LOW LEVEL RULES $(REAL_RESULT): $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(OBJ_LINK) $(EXTRADEPS) $(RESULTDEPS) $(REAL_OCAMLFIND) $(REAL_OCAMLC) \ $(OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES) $(OCAML_FIND_LINKPKG) \ $(OBJS_LIBS) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) -o $@$(EXE) \ $(REAL_IMPL) nolink: $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(OBJ_LINK) ifdef WIN32 $(REAL_RESULT).dll: $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(OBJ_LINK) $(CAMLIDLDLL) $(CAMLIDLDLLFLAGS) $(OBJ_LINK) $(CLIBS) \ -o $@ $(REAL_IMPL) endif %$(TOPSUFFIX): $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(OBJ_LINK) $(EXTRADEPS) $(REAL_OCAMLFIND) $(OCAMLMKTOP) \ $(OCAML_FIND_PACKAGES) $(OCAML_FIND_LINKPKG) \ $(OBJS_LIBS) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) -o $@$(EXE) \ $(REAL_IMPL) .SUFFIXES: .mli .ml .cmi .cmo .cmx .cma .cmxa .$(EXT_OBJ) \ .mly .di .d .$(EXT_LIB) .idl %.oxridl .c .m .$(EXT_CXX) .h .so \ .rep .zog .glade ifndef STATIC ifdef MINGW # From OCaml 3.11.0, ocamlmklib is available on windows OCAMLMLIB_EXISTS = $(shell which $(OCAMLMKLIB)) ifeq ($(strip $(OCAMLMLIB_EXISTS)),) $(DLLSONAME): $(OBJ_LINK) $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(CFLAGS_WIN32) $(OBJ_LINK) -shared -o $@ \ $(wildcard $(foreach dir,$(LIBDIRS),$(CLIBS:%=$(dir)/lib%.a))) \ '$(OCAMLLIBPATH)/ocamlrun.a' \ -Wl,--whole-archive \ -Wl,--export-all-symbols \ -Wl,--allow-multiple-definition \ -Wl,--enable-auto-import else $(DLLSONAME): $(OBJ_LINK) $(OCAMLMKLIB) $(INCFLAGS) $(CLIBFLAGS) \ -o $(CLIB_BASE) $(OBJ_LINK) $(CLIBS:%=-l%) \ $(CFRAMEWORKS:%=-framework %) \ $(OCAMLMKLIB_FLAGS) endif else ifdef MSVC $(DLLSONAME): $(OBJ_LINK) link /NOLOGO /DLL /OUT:$@ $(OBJ_LINK) \ $(wildcard $(foreach dir,$(LIBDIRS),$(CLIBS:%=$(dir)/%.lib))) \ '$(OCAMLLIBPATH)/ocamlrun.lib' else $(DLLSONAME): $(OBJ_LINK) $(OCAMLMKLIB) $(INCFLAGS) $(CLIBFLAGS) \ -o $(CLIB_BASE) $(OBJ_LINK) $(CLIBS:%=-l%) $(CFRAMEWORKS:%=-framework %) \ $(OCAMLMKLIB_FLAGS) endif endif endif ifndef LIB_PACK_NAME $(RESULT).cma: $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(MAKEDLL) $(EXTRADEPS) $(RESULTDEPS) $(REAL_OCAMLFIND) $(REAL_OCAMLC) -a $(OBJS_LIBS) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) -o $@ $(REAL_IMPL) $(RESULT).cmxa $(RESULT).$(EXT_LIB): $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(EXTRADEPS) $(RESULTDEPS) $(REAL_OCAMLFIND) $(OCAMLOPT) -a $(OBJS_LIBS) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) -o $@ $(REAL_IMPL) else # Packing a bytecode library LIB_PACK_NAME_MLI = $(wildcard $(LIB_PACK_NAME).mli) ifeq ($(LIB_PACK_NAME_MLI),) LIB_PACK_NAME_CMI = $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmi else # $(LIB_PACK_NAME).mli exists, it likely depends on other compiled interfaces LIB_PACK_NAME_CMI = $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmi: $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) endif ifdef BYTE_OCAML $(LIB_PACK_NAME_CMI) $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmo: $(REAL_IMPL_INTF) $(REAL_OCAMLFIND) $(REAL_OCAMLC) -pack -o $(LIB_PACK_NAME).cmo $(OCAMLLDFLAGS) $(REAL_IMPL) # Packing into a unit which can be transformed into a library # Remember the .ml's must 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Then you have to override the automatic link flags > of your library using `-noautolink` and add another linkflag that > links in your C-library explicitly. Concerning maintainance: * `make clean` removes all (all!) automatically generated files. So again, make sure your variables are ok! * `make cleanup` is similar to `make clean` but keeps executables. Another way to destroy some important files is by having `OCamlMakefile` automatically generate files with the same name. Read the documentation about the tools in the OCaml-distribution to see what kind of files are generated. `OCamlMakefile` additionally generates (`%` is the basename of source file): * `%_idl.c` - `camlidl` generates a file `%.c` from `%.idl`, but this is not such a good idea, because when generating native-code, both the file `%.c` and `%.ml` would generate files `%.o` which would overwrite each other. Thus, `OCamlMakefile` renames `%.c` to `%_idl.c` to work around this problem. The dependencies are stored in three different subdirectories (dot dirs): * `._d` - contains dependencies for .ml-files * `._bcdi` - contains byte code dependencies for .mli-files * `._ncdi` - contains native code dependencies for .mli-files The endings of the dependency files are: `%.d` for those generated from `%.ml`-files and `%.di` for ones derived from `%.mli`-files. ### Debugging This is easy: if you discover a bug, just do a `make clean; make dc` to recompile your project with debugging information. Then you can immediately apply `ocamldebug` to the executable. ### Profiling To generate code that can be profiled with `ocamlprof` (byte code) or `gprof` (native code), compile your project with one of the profiling targets (see targets above). E.g.: * `make pbc` will build byte code that can be profiled with `ocamlprof`. * `make pnc` will build native code that can be profiled with `gprof`. Please note that it is not currently possible to profile byte code with threads. `OCamlMakefile` will force an error if you try to do this. A short hint for DEC Alpha-users (under Digital Unix): you may also compile your sources to native code without any further profiling options/targets. Then call `pixie my_exec`, `my_exec` being your executable. This will produce (among other files) an executable `my_exec.pixie`. Call it and it will produce profiling information which can be analysed using `prof -pixie my_exec`. The resulting information is extremely detailed and allows analysis up to the clock cycle level... ### Using Preprocessors Because any kind of program that reads from standard input and prints to standard output can be used as a preprocessor, there cannot be any default way to handle all of them correctly without further knowledge. Therefore, you have to cooperate a bit with `OCamlMakefile` to let preprocessing happen automatically. Basically, this only requires that you put a comment into the first line of files that should be preprocessed, e.g.: :::ocaml (*pp cat *) (* ... rest of program ... *) `OCamlMakefile` looks at the first line of your files, and if it finds a comment that starts with "`(*pp`", then it will assume that the rest of the comment tells it how to correctly call the appropriate preprocessor. In this case the program `cat` will be called, which will, of course, just output the source text again without changing it. If, for example, you were an advocate of the "revised syntax", which is supported by the `camlp4` preprocessor, you could simply write: :::ocaml (*pp camlp4r *) (* ... rest of program in revised syntax ... *) If you want to write your own syntax extensions, just take a look at the example in the directory `camlp4`: it implements the "`repeat ... until`" extension as described in the `camlp4`-tutorial. ### Library (Un-)Installation Support `OCamlMakefile` contains two targets using `ocamlfind` for this purpose: * `libinstall` * `libuninstall` These two targets require the existence of the variable `LIBINSTALL_FILES`, which should be set to all the files that you want to install in the library directory (usually %.mli, %.cmi, %.cma, %.cmxa, %.a and possibly further C-libraries). The target `libinstall` has the dependency `all` to force compilation of the library so make sure you define target `all` in your Makefile appropriately. The targets inform the user about the configured install path and ask for confirmation to (un)install there. If you want to use them, it is often a good idea to just alias them in your Makefile to `install` and `uninstall` respectively. Two other targets allow installation of files into a particular directory (without using `ocamlfind`): * `rawinstall` * `rawuninstall` ### Building toplevels There is just one target for this: * `top` The generated file can be used immediately for interactive sessions - even with scanners, parsers, C-files, etc.! ### Generating documentation The following targets are supported: :::text htdoc - generates HTML-documentation ladoc - generates Latex-documentation psdoc - generates PostScript-documentation pdfdoc - generates PDF-documentation doc - generates all supported forms of documentation clean-doc - generates all supported forms of documentation All of them generate a sub-directory `doc`. More precisely, for HTML it is `doc/$(RESULT)/html` and for Latex, PostScript and PDF the directory `doc/$(RESULT)/latex`. See the OCamldoc-manual for details and the optional variables below for settings you can control. ### Handling subprojects You can have several targets in the same directory and manage them from within an single `Makefile`. Give each subproject a name, e.g. `p1`, `p2`, etc. Then you export settings specific to each project by using variables of the form `PROJ_p1`, `PROJ_p2`, etc. E.g.: :::makefile define PROJ_p1 SOURCES="foo.ml main.ml" RESULT="p1" OCAMLFLAGS="-unsafe" endef export PROJ_p1 define PROJ_p2 ... endef export PROJ_p2 You may also export common settings used by all projects directly, e.g.: :::makefile export THREADS = y Now is a good time to define which projects should be affected by commands by default. E.g.: :::makefile ifndef SUBPROJS export SUBPROJS = p1 p2 endif This will automatically generate a given target for all those subprojects if this variable has not been defined in the shell environment or in the command line of the make-invocation by the user. E.g., `make dc` will generate debug code for all subprojects. Now you need to define a default action for your subprojects if `make` has been called without arguments: :::makefile all: bc This will build byte code by default for all subprojects. Finally, you'll have to define a catch-all target that uses the target provided by the user for all subprojects. Just add (assuming that OCAMLMAKEFILE has been defined appropriately): %: @make -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) subprojs SUBTARGET=$@ See the `threads`-directory in the distribution for a short example! ### Optional `OCamlMakefile` variables :::text * LIB_PACK_NAME - packs all modules of a library into a module whose name is given in variable LIB_PACK_NAME. * RES_CLIB_SUF - when building a library that contains C-stubs, this variable controls the suffix appended to the name of the C-library (default: _stubs). * THREADS - say THREADS = yes if you need thread support compiled in, otherwise leave it away. * VMTHREADS - say VMTHREADS = yes if you want to force VM-level scheduling of threads (byte-code only). * ANNOTATE - say ANNOTATE = yes to generate type annotation files (.annot) to support displaying of type information in editors. * USE_CAMLP4 - say USE_CAMLP4 = yes in your Makefile if you want to include the camlp4 directory during the build process, otherwise leave it away. * INCDIRS - directories that should be searched for .cmi- and .cmo-files. You need not write -I ... - just the plain names. * LIBDIRS - directories that should be searched for libraries Also just put the plain paths into this variable * EXTLIBDIRS - Same as LIBDIRS, but paths in this variable are also added to the binary via the -R-flag so that dynamic libraries in non-standard places can be found. * RESULTDEPS - Targets on which results (executables or libraries) should additionally depend. * PACKS - adds packages under control of findlib. * PREDS - specifies findlib-predicates. * LIBS - OCaml-libraries that should be linked (just plain names). E.g. if you want to link the Str-library, just write str (without quotes). The new OCaml-compiler handles libraries in such a way that they "remember" whether they have to be linked against a C-library and it gets linked in automatically. If there is a slash in the library name (such as ./str or lib/foo) then make is told that the generated files depend on the library. This helps to ensure that changes to your libraries are taken into account, which is important if you are regenerating your libraries frequently. * CLIBS - C-libraries that should be linked (just plain names). * PRE_TARGETS - set this to a list of target files that you want to have buildt before dependency calculation actually takes place. E.g. use this to automatically compile modules needed by camlp4, which have to be available before other modules can be parsed at all. ** WARNING **: the files mentioned in this variable will be removed when make clean is executed! * LIBINSTALL_FILES - the files of a library that should be installed using findlib. Default: $(RESULT).mli $(RESULT).cmi $(RESULT).cma $(RESULT).cmxa $(RESULT).a lib$(RESULT).a * OCAML_LIB_INSTALL - target directory for rawinstall/rawuninstall. (default: $(OCAMLLIBPATH)/contrib) * DOC_FILES - names of files from which documentation is generated. (default: all .mli-files in your $(SOURCES)). * DOC_DIR - name of directory where documentation should be stored. * OCAMLFLAGS - flags passed to the compilers * OCAMLBCFLAGS - flags passed to the byte code compiler only * OCAMLNCFLAGS - flags passed to the native code compiler only * OCAMLLDFLAGS - flags passed to the OCaml-linker * OCAMLBLDFLAGS - flags passed to the OCaml-linker when linking byte code * OCAMLNLDFLAGS - flags passed to the OCaml-linker when linking native code * OCAMLMKLIB_FLAGS - flags passed to the OCaml library tool * OCAMLCPFLAGS - profiling flags passed to ocamlcp (default: a) * PPFLAGS - additional flags passed to the preprocessor (default: none) * LFLAGS - flags passed to ocamllex * YFLAGS - flags passed to ocamlyacc * IDLFLAGS - flags passed to camlidl * OCAMLDOCFLAGS - flags passed to ocamldoc * OCAMLFIND_INSTFLAGS - flags passed to ocamlfind during installation (default: none) * DVIPSFLAGS - flags passed to dvips (when generating documentation in PostScript). * STATIC - set this variable if you want to force creation of static libraries * CC - the C-compiler to be used * CXX - the C++-compiler to be used * CFLAGS - additional flags passed to the C-compiler. The flag -DNATIVE_CODE will be passed automatically if you choose to build native code. This allows you to compile your C-files conditionally. But please note: You should do a make clean or remove the object files manually or touch the %.c-files: otherwise, they may not be correctly recompiled between different builds. * CXXFLAGS - additional flags passed to the C++-compiler. * CPPFLAGS - additional flags passed to the C-preprocessor. * CFRAMEWORKS - Objective-C framework to pass to linker on MacOS X. * LDFLAGS - additional flags passed to the C-linker * RPATH_FLAG - flag passed through to the C-linker to set a path for dynamic libraries. May need to be set by user on exotic platforms. (default: -R). * ELF_RPATH_FLAG - this flag is used to set the rpath on ELF-platforms. (default: -R) * ELF_RPATH - if this flag is yes, then the RPATH_FLAG will be passed by -Wl to the linker as normal on ELF-platforms. * OCAMLLIBPATH - path to the OCaml-standard-libraries (first default: $(OCAMLC) -where) (second default: /usr/local/lib/ocaml) * OCAML_DEFAULT_DIRS - additional path in which the user can supply default directories to his own collection of libraries. The idea is to pass this as an environment variable so that the Makefiles do not have to contain this path all the time. * OCAMLFIND - ocamlfind from findlib (default: ocamlfind) * OCAML - OCaml interpreter (default: ocaml) * OCAMLC - byte-code compiler (default: ocamlc) * OCAMLOPT - native-code compiler (default: ocamlopt) * OCAMLMKTOP - top-level compiler (default: ocamlmktop) * OCAMLCP - profiling byte-code compiler (default: ocamlcp) * OCAMLDEP - dependency generator (default: ocamldep) * OCAMLLEX - scanner generator (default: ocamllex) * OCAMLYACC - parser generator (default: ocamlyacc) * OCAMLMKLIB - tool to create libraries (default: ocamlmklib) * CAMLIDL - IDL-code generator (default: camlidl) * CAMLIDLDLL - IDL-utility (default: camlidldll) * CAMLP4 - camlp4 preprocessor (default: camlp4) * OCAMLDOC - OCamldoc-command (default: ocamldoc) * LATEX - Latex-processor (default: latex) * DVIPS - dvips-command (default: dvips) * PS2PDF - PostScript-to-PDF converter (default: ps2pdf) * CAMELEON_REPORT - report tool of Cameleon (default: report) * CAMELEON_REPORT_FLAGS - flags for the report tool of Cameleon * CAMELEON_ZOGGY - zoggy tool of Cameleon (default: camlp4o pa_zog.cma pr_o.cmo) * CAMELEON_ZOGGY_FLAGS - flags for the zoggy tool of Cameleon * OCAML_GLADECC - Glade compiler for OCaml (default: lablgladecc2) * OCAML_GLADECC_FLAGS - flags for the Glade compiler * OXRIDL - OXRIDL-generator (default: oxridl) * NOIDLHEADER - set to yes to prohibit OCamlMakefile from using the default camlidl-flag -header. * NO_CUSTOM - Prevent linking in custom mode. * QUIET - unsetting this variable (e.g. make QUIET=) will print all executed commands, including intermediate ones. This allows more comfortable debugging when things go wrong during a build. * REALLY_QUIET - when set this flag turns off output from some commands. * OCAMLMAKEFILE - location of (= path to) this OCamlMakefile. Because it calles itself recursively, it has to know where it is. (default: OCamlMakefile = local directory) * BCSUFFIX - Suffix for all byte-code files. E.g.: RESULT = foo BCSUFFIX = _bc This will produce byte-code executables/libraries with basename foo_bc. * NCSUFFIX - Similar to BCSUFFIX, but for native-code files. * TOPSUFFIX - Suffix added to toplevel interpreters (default: .top) * SUBPROJS - variable containing the names of subprojects to be compiled. * SUBTARGET - target to be built for all projects in variable SUBPROJS. ### Optional variables for Windows users :::text * MINGW - variable to detect the MINGW-environment * MSVC - variable to detect the MSVC-compiler --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact Information and Contributing ------------------------------------ In the case of bugs, feature requests, contributions and similar, you can contact me here: Up-to-date information concerning this tool should be available at: Enjoy! Markus Mottl in Rutherford, NJ on July 10, 2012 ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/calc/Makefile0000644000000000000000000000022512000635340015135 0ustar 00000000000000OCAMLMAKEFILE = ../OCamlMakefile SOURCES = test_impl.c test.idl parser.mly lexer.mll calc.ml RESULT = calc THREADS = yes include $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/calc/calc.ml0000644000000000000000000000116312000635340014733 0ustar 00000000000000(* The function executed by some thread *) let a_thread () = print_endline "A thread has been started!" let _ = try let lexbuf = Lexing.from_channel stdin in while true do let result = Parser.main Lexer.token lexbuf in print_int result; print_newline(); (* Prints calculator result *) Test.f (); (* Tests the C-function *) let t = Thread.create a_thread () in (* Creates a thread *) Thread.join t; (* Waites for thread termination *) print_endline "Thread terminated!"; flush stdout done with Lexer.Eof -> exit 0 ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/calc/lexer.mll0000644000000000000000000000057612000635340015333 0ustar 00000000000000{ open Parser exception Eof } rule token = parse [' ' '\t'] { token lexbuf } | ['\n'] { EOL } | ['0' - '9']+ { INT(int_of_string(Lexing.lexeme lexbuf)) } | '+' { PLUS } | '-' { MINUS } | '*' { TIMES } | '/' { DIV } | '(' { LPAREN } | ')' { RPAREN } | eof { raise Eof } ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/calc/parser.mly0000644000000000000000000000073512000635340015522 0ustar 00000000000000%token INT %token PLUS MINUS TIMES DIV %token LPAREN RPAREN %token EOL %left PLUS MINUS %left TIMES DIV %nonassoc UMINUS %start main %type main %% main: expr EOL { $1 } ; expr: INT { $1 } | LPAREN expr RPAREN { $2 } | expr PLUS expr { $1 + $3 } | expr MINUS expr { $1 - $3 } | expr TIMES expr { $1 * $3 } | expr DIV expr { $1 / $3 } | MINUS expr %prec UMINUS { - $2 } ; ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/calc/test.idl0000644000000000000000000000001312000635340015141 0ustar 00000000000000void f (); ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/calc/test_impl.c0000644000000000000000000000010312000635340015634 0ustar 00000000000000#include void f () { printf ("Called C-function!\n"); } ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/camlp4/Makefile0000644000000000000000000000027712000635340015422 0ustar 00000000000000OCAMLMAKEFILE := ../OCamlMakefile SOURCES := main.ml PRE_TARGETS := repeat_syn.cmi repeat_syn.cmo repeat_syn.annot ANNOTATE := yes USE_CAMLP4 := yes RESULT := main include $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/camlp4/main.ml0000644000000000000000000000020512000635340015227 0ustar 00000000000000(*pp camlp4o -I . repeat_syn.cmo *) let _ = let i = ref 0 in repeat print_int !i; incr i until !i = 10 done; print_newline () ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/camlp4/repeat_syn.ml0000644000000000000000000000027712000635340016465 0ustar 00000000000000(*pp camlp4orf *) open Camlp4.PreCast.Syntax EXTEND Gram expr: [[ "repeat"; e1 = expr; "until"; e2 = expr; "done" -> <:expr< do { $e1$; while not $e2$ do { $e1$; } } >> ]]; END ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/gtk/Makefile0000644000000000000000000000020312000635340015014 0ustar 00000000000000OCAMLMAKEFILE = ../OCamlMakefile SOURCES = demoterm.ml RESULT = demoterm PACKS = lablgtk2 THREADS = yes include $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/gtk/demoterm.ml0000644000000000000000000000623612000635340015536 0ustar 00000000000000(* A little bit of a terminal emulator written in Objective CAML. Copyright (C) 2002 Tim Freeman Minor changes by Markus Mottl This software is distributed under the terms of the GNU general public license. *) module String = StringLabels (* To start with, just create a subprocess and copy text back and forth to it. *) (* Make a subprocess. Hmm, this is imperfect because many programs decide to buffer their input in this case because its standard output isn't a terminal. "cat -u" and ocaml are exceptions. *) let _ = let inch, outch = Unix.open_process "ocaml" in let buffer_size = 10240 in let exitNoError () = exit 0 in let window = GWindow.window ~title:"DemoTerm" () in let text = GText.view ~editable:false ~wrap_mode:`WORD ~width:80 ~height:24 ~show:true ~packing:window#add () in text#buffer#insert "DemoTerm version 0, Copyright (C) 2002 Tim Freeman\n\ DemoTerm comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.\n\ This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it \ under certain conditions; for details go find a copy of the \ GNU lesser general public license somewhere.\n"; (* Use this flag to make sure we don't send any more data to the subprocess after we've closed its input. *) let closed = ref false in (* If the event is a key press, return true, otherwise return false. Returning false is the signal to gtk to try to find another handler for the event. *) let receive_key ev = let s = GdkEvent.Key.string ev in if GdkEvent.get_type ev = `KEY_PRESS then let sendit ch = (* To send a character, insert it into the buffer and copy it to outch. *) let tosend = String.make 1 ch in text#buffer#insert tosend; output outch tosend 0 1; flush outch in let rec loop pos = if not !closed && pos < String.length s then let ch = s.[pos] in (* If it's a control-d, then close the output stream. *) if ch = '\004' then ( close_out outch; closed := true; ) else ( if ch = '\r' then (* If the user pressed enter, then send a newline. *) sendit '\n' else (* Otherwise send what the user pressed. *) sendit ch; loop (pos + 1)) in let _ = loop 0 in true else false in ignore (text#event#connect#key_press ~callback:receive_key); (* Register a callback to exit if they close the window. *) (* FIXME Kill the subprocess if it's still running. *) ignore (window#connect#destroy ~callback:exitNoError); window#show (); let copyFromSubprocess () = let buf = String.make buffer_size 'x' in let rec copyLoop () = let len = input inch buf 0 (String.length buf) in if len > 0 then ( text#buffer#insert (String.sub buf ~pos:0 ~len); copyLoop ()) else close_in inch in copyLoop () in let maingtk = Thread.create GtkThread.main () in let copyout = Thread.create copyFromSubprocess () in Thread.join copyout; GMain.Main.quit (); Thread.join maingtk ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/idl/Makefile0000644000000000000000000000017012000635340015002 0ustar 00000000000000OCAMLMAKEFILE = ../OCamlMakefile SOURCES = c_idl.idl c_impl.c idl_test.ml RESULT = idl_test include $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/idl/c_idl.idl0000644000000000000000000000004712000635340015111 0ustar 00000000000000float f ([string] char str [], int n); ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/idl/c_impl.c0000644000000000000000000000015612000635340014755 0ustar 00000000000000#include float f (char *str, int n) { printf ("str is: %s\nn is: %d\n", str, n); return n*n; } ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/idl/idl_test.ml0000644000000000000000000000007712000635340015511 0ustar 00000000000000Printf.printf "Got from C: %.2f\n" (C_idl.f "Hello world!" 42) ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/threads/Makefile0000644000000000000000000000115412000635340015667 0ustar 00000000000000# Set OCamlMakefile to use export OCAMLMAKEFILE = ../OCamlMakefile # Export some common variable settings export THREADS = yes # Define project "ex1" define PROJ_ex1 SOURCES = ex1.ml RESULT = ex1 endef export PROJ_ex1 # Define project "ex2" define PROJ_ex2 SOURCES = ex2.ml RESULT = ex2 endef export PROJ_ex2 # If the environment does not define subprojects to handle, # then use "ex1 ex2" as default ifndef SUBPROJS export SUBPROJS = ex1 ex2 endif # Default target to use all: bc # Catch-all target will be applied to all subprojects automatically %: @$(MAKE) -f $(OCAMLMAKEFILE) subprojs SUBTARGET=$@ ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/threads/ex1.ml0000644000000000000000000000222312000635340015254 0ustar 00000000000000open Printf type 'a prodcons = { buffer: 'a array; lock: Mutex.t; mutable readpos: int; mutable writepos: int; notempty: Condition.t; notfull: Condition.t } let create size init = { buffer = Array.create size init; lock = Mutex.create(); readpos = 0; writepos = 0; notempty = Condition.create(); notfull = Condition.create() } let put p data = Mutex.lock p.lock; while (p.writepos + 1) mod Array.length p.buffer = p.readpos do Condition.wait p.notfull p.lock done; p.buffer.(p.writepos) <- data; p.writepos <- (p.writepos + 1) mod Array.length p.buffer; Condition.signal p.notempty; Mutex.unlock p.lock let get p = Mutex.lock p.lock; while p.writepos = p.readpos do Condition.wait p.notempty p.lock done; let data = p.buffer.(p.readpos) in p.readpos <- (p.readpos + 1) mod Array.length p.buffer; Condition.signal p.notfull; Mutex.unlock p.lock; data (* Test *) let _ = let buff = create 20 0 in let rec produce n = put buff n; printf "%d-->\n" n; produce (n+1) and consume () = let n = get buff in printf "-->%d\n" n; consume () in ignore (Thread.create produce 0); consume() ocaml-makefile-6.37.0/threads/ex2.ml0000644000000000000000000000126012000635340015255 0ustar 00000000000000open Printf open Thread let rec integers n ch = Event.sync (Event.send ch n); integers (n+1) ch let rec sieve n chin chout = let m = Event.sync (Event.receive chin) in if m mod n = 0 then sieve n chin chout else (Event.sync (Event.send chout m); sieve n chin chout) let rec print_primes ch max = let n = Event.sync (Event.receive ch) in if n > max then () else begin printf "%d\n" n; flush stdout; let ch_after_n = Event.new_channel () in ignore (Thread.create (sieve n ch) ch_after_n); print_primes ch_after_n max end let go max = let ch = Event.new_channel () in ignore (Thread.create (integers 2) ch); print_primes ch max;; let _ = go 1000