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! #ifndef CCOM_H
! #define CCOM_H
! 
! #define CCOM_VERSION_MAJOR      0
! #define CCOM_VERSION_MINOR      9
! #define CCOM_VERSION_PATCH      2
! #define CCOM_VERSION_STRING     "0.9.2"
! #define CCOM_DATE               20040611    /* yyyymmdd */
! #define CCOM_DATE_STRING "Jun 11, 2004"
! 
! #include "ccom/ccomcfg.h"
! 
! #define CCOM_COM1 0
! #define CCOM_COM2 1
! #define CCOM_COM3 2
! #define CCOM_COM4 3
! 
! #define CCOM_ERR_ORUN    (1 << 0)
! #define CCOM_ERR_PAR     (1 << 1)
! #define CCOM_ERR_FRAME   (1 << 2)
! 
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSettingsDialogue, (int portno));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSendBuffer, (int portnr, const char *buffer, int n, CCOM_METHOD(void, Notify, (int portnr, void *data)), void *data));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomStartScanning, (int portnr, int options, CCOM_METHOD(void, CallBack, (int portnr, int readdata, int error, void *data)), void *data));
! CCOM_FUNC(void, CcomSetPath, (const char *path));
! 
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomStopSending, (int portno));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomStopScanning, (int portno));
! 
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetBaud, (int portno, long baud_rate));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetBits, (int portno, int nobits));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetStopBits, (int portno, int stopbits));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetParity, (int portno, int parity));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetParityEnable, (int portno, int parityenable));
! CCOM_FUNC(void, CcomLoopBackMode, (int portno, int mode));
! 
! #endif
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! #ifndef CCOM_H
! #define CCOM_H
! 
! #define CCOM_VERSION_MAJOR      0
! #define CCOM_VERSION_MINOR      9
! #define CCOM_VERSION_PATCH      2
! #define CCOM_VERSION_STRING     "0.9.2"
! #define CCOM_DATE               20040611    /* yyyymmdd */
! #define CCOM_DATE_STRING "Jun 11, 2004"
! 
! #include "ccom/ccomcfg.h"
! 
! #define CCOM_COM1 0
! #define CCOM_COM2 1
! #define CCOM_COM3 2
! #define CCOM_COM4 3
! 
! #define CCOM_ERR_ORUN    (1 << 0)
! #define CCOM_ERR_PAR     (1 << 1)
! #define CCOM_ERR_FRAME   (1 << 2)
! 
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSettingsDialogue, (int portno));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSendBuffer, (int portnr, const char *buffer, int n, CCOM_METHOD(void, Notify, (int portnr, void *data)), void *data));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomStartScanning, (int portnr, int options, CCOM_METHOD(void, CallBack, (int portnr, int readdata, int error, void *data)), void *data));
! CCOM_FUNC(void, CcomSetPath, (const char *path));
! 
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomStopSending, (int portno));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomStopScanning, (int portno));
! 
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetBaud, (int portno, long baud_rate));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetBits, (int portno, int nobits));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetStopBits, (int portno, int stopbits));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetParity, (int portno, int parity));
! CCOM_FUNC(int, CcomSetParityEnable, (int portno, int parityenable));
! CCOM_FUNC(void, CcomLoopBackMode, (int portno, int mode));
! 
! #endif

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! @# This is the source for the CCOM readme file, in Allegro's custom format.
! @# Read allegro/docs/makedoc.c for a description of what is going on...
! @#
! @#ignore_css
! @multiwordheaders
! @document_title=CCOM readme
! @rtfh=Readme file of CCOM
! @$\input texinfo
! @$@setfilename readme.inf
! @$@settitle Readme of CCOM
! @$@setchapternewpage odd
! @$@paragraphindent 0
! @$@setchapternewpage off
! @# This should remain commented at the moment (dvi output) @$@finalout
! @$
! @$@ifinfo
! @$@direntry
! @$* Readme: (readme). Readme in CCOM
! @$@end direntry
! @$This is the Info version of the CCOM readme file.
! @$
! @$By Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust
! @$@end ifinfo
! @$
! @$@node Top, , (dir), (dir)
! @<html>
! @<head>
! @<title>Readme file of CCOM</title>
! @<body>
! <center><b>A CGUI and Allegro addon for serial port communication</b></center>
! <center><b>by Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust</b></center>
! <center>Email: <email>chr...@md...</a></center>
! <center>Homepage: <a href="http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix">http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix</a></center>
! <center><b>
! Readme file of CCOM
! </b></center>
! @!text
! @heading
! Contents
! 
! @shortcontents
! 
! @text
! @heading
! Introduction
! 
! CCOM is a library with functions for sending and receiving data via the
! serial ports, using the event queue of CGUI. It also provides a dialogue
! that lets the user modify the port settings.
! 
! CCOM builds and operates on the following platforms: DOS/DJGPP, Linux,
! Windows/Mingw32 and Windows/MSVC.
! 
! @heading
! Requirements
! 
! You need to have compiled and installed Allegro version 4.0.x, as well as
! CGUI vesion 1.6.7 or later.
! There are also other requirements like correctly installed compilers etc.
! but these are already fulfilled if you succeded in making and installing
! Allegro and CGUI (no additional requirements are needed).
! 
! You can find Allegro at:
! http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
! 
! You can find CGUI at:
! http://www.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/
! 
! 
! @heading
! Installation
! 
! Installation goes in some simple steps, and should be familiar since it is
! similar to the installation procedure as of Allegro and CGUI:
! <ul>
! <li>
!    Tell the installation process what platform you use. Start a command window
!    (shell) and set the main directory of CCOM to you current directory
!    i.e. enter the command
!    <pre>
!        cd c:\cbar
!    </pre>
!    or whatever is the name of your ccom directory. Then choose platform by
!    running one of the following commands:
! <pre>
!       fix.bat djgpp     - to compile with DOS/DJGPP
!       fix.bat mingw32   - to compile with Windows/MinGW32
!       fix.bat msvc      - to compile with Windows/MSVC
!       ./fix.sh unix       - to compile with Linux/gcc
! </pre>
! <li>
!    Specify the path to your allegro installation by setting the environment
!    variable ALLEGRO. E.g. if your allegro directory is c:\allegro then
!    you must type <br>
!    <pre>
!    set ALLEGRO=c:\allegro
!    </pre>
!    or alternatively put that line into your autoexec file and restart.
!    For unix users:
!    <pre>
!    export ALLEGRO=/home/user/allegro-4.0.3
!    </pre>
!    or whatever is the name of your allegro directory.
! <li>
!    Specify the path to your CGUI installation by setting the environment
!    CGUIDIR the same way as ALLEGRO, e.g.<br>
!    <pre>
!    set CGUIDIR=c:\cgui
!    </pre>
!    <pre>
!    export CGUIDIR=/home/user/cgui
!    </pre>
! <li>
!    Ensure that all CGUI's tools has been built:
!    Make CGUI's directory to the current, e.g. type the command
!    <pre>
!        cd c:\cgui
!    </pre>
!    Build:
!    <pre>
!        make dat2c
!        make mktext
!    </pre>
!    Return to the main directory of cbar, e.g.:
!    <pre>
!        cd c:\ccom
!    </pre>
! <li>
!    Compile the library. This is done by running "make" at the command line.
! <li>
!    Install the files to common directories. This is done by running
!    "make install" at the command line.<br>
!    Under Linux, you may want to instead run "make install SYSTEM_DIR=&ltdir&gt",
!    which will cause headers to be installed to &ltdir&gt/include and libraries to
!    &ltdir&gt/lib. (default for &ltdir&gt is /usr/local), or else you need to
!    run make install as root.
! </ul>
! That's it! Now you are ready to run the example program in the example directory.
! <p>
! You may also want to perform some of the optional steps during the installation:
! <ul>
! <li>
!    You can compile a debugging library by typing "make DEBUGMODE=1" instead of
!    just "make" and "make install DEBUGMODE=1" instead of "make install".
!    To compile both the usual and the debug library in one step,
!    type "make all" and "make installall".<br>
!    These debugging libraries require that you also have maked and installed
!    the debugging versions of Allegro and CGUI.
! <li>
!    If you want statically linked libraries under Unix or Windows as well as
!    the default dynamically linked libraries (dll under Windows, .so under
!    Unix), add "STATICLINK=1" to the make command like "make STATICLINK=1",
!    or "make DEBUGMODE=1 STATICLINK=1" and also add it to the installation
!    command.<br>
!    These static libraries require that you also have maked and installed
!    the static versions of Allegro and CGUI.
! <li>
!    Users of the MSys environment needs to set teh environment vaariable
!    UNIX_TOOLS to 1 before make install is run.
! <li>
!    If you want to read the CCOM documentation with the Rhide online help
!    system, go to the "Help / Syntax help / Files to search" menu in Rhide,
!    and add "ccom" after the existing "libc" entry (separated by a space).
! <li>
!    To use the
!    To use the debugging library, link with libccomd.a instead of libccom.a.
! </ul>
! 
! 
! @heading
! Usage
! <ul><li>
!    #include &ltccom.h&gt in the top of each file that uses a function from
!    the library.
! <li>
!    Before calling any CCOM functions you must have initialized CGUI, Note!
!    CGUI! For info about available functions, please read the manual, e.g.
!    ccom.html (but the docs are also available in other formats).
! <li>
!    If you link on the command line, link with '-lccom -lcgui -lalleg'. It is
!    important that you specify the libraries in that order. If you want the
!    ability to debug inside CCOM's functions, then link with '-lccomd'
!    instead of '-lccom'.
!    <p>
!    On Linux you can use the following command to link with the default
!    lib of CCOM (please note the ` )
!    <pre>
!    gcc -s -lccom -lcgui `allegro-config --libs release --shared` file.o
!    </pre>
!    where `file' is the name of your file. <br>
!    For debug libraries use -lccomd -lcguid instead and replace release
!    with debug in the allegro config option. For linking a static application
!    use -lccom_s and -lcgui_s and replace --shared with --static.
! <li>
!    If you use the RHIDE environment, go to the menu Options/Libraries and
!    fill in ccom. It is important that ccom is above cgui and allegro. Don't
!    forget to check the box to the left of the library. You have to replace
!    ccom with ccomd to include debugging information.
! <li>
!    If you use some other environment, there is probably some options dialog
!    where you can enter the libraries names (e.g. -lccom -lcgui -lalleg).
! </ul>
! 
! 
! @heading
! Contact Info
! 
!    Email:<ul>
!       chr...@md...
! </ul>
!    Homepage:<ul>
!       http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix
! </ul>
!    Telephone:<ul>
!       +46.(0)21.38.10.66
! </ul>
--- 1,216 ----
! @# This is the source for the CCOM readme file, in Allegro's custom format.
! @# Read allegro/docs/makedoc.c for a description of what is going on...
! @#
! @#ignore_css
! @multiwordheaders
! @document_title=CCOM readme
! @rtfh=Readme file of CCOM
! @$\input texinfo
! @$@setfilename readme.inf
! @$@settitle Readme of CCOM
! @$@setchapternewpage odd
! @$@paragraphindent 0
! @$@setchapternewpage off
! @# This should remain commented at the moment (dvi output) @$@finalout
! @$
! @$@ifinfo
! @$@direntry
! @$* Readme: (readme). Readme in CCOM
! @$@end direntry
! @$This is the Info version of the CCOM readme file.
! @$
! @$By Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust
! @$@end ifinfo
! @$
! @$@node Top, , (dir), (dir)
! @<html>
! @<head>
! @<title>Readme file of CCOM</title>
! @<body>
! <center><b>A CGUI and Allegro addon for serial port communication</b></center>
! <center><b>by Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust</b></center>
! <center>Email: <email>chr...@md...</a></center>
! <center>Homepage: <a href="http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix">http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix</a></center>
! <center><b>
! Readme file of CCOM
! </b></center>
! @!text
! @heading
! Contents
! 
! @shortcontents
! 
! @text
! @heading
! Introduction
! 
! CCOM is a library with functions for sending and receiving data via the
! serial ports, using the event queue of CGUI. It also provides a dialogue
! that lets the user modify the port settings.
! 
! CCOM builds and operates on the following platforms: DOS/DJGPP, Linux,
! Windows/Mingw32 and Windows/MSVC.
! 
! @heading
! Requirements
! 
! You need to have compiled and installed Allegro version 4.0.x, as well as
! CGUI vesion 1.6.7 or later.
! There are also other requirements like correctly installed compilers etc.
! but these are already fulfilled if you succeded in making and installing
! Allegro and CGUI (no additional requirements are needed).
! 
! You can find Allegro at:
! http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
! 
! You can find CGUI at:
! http://www.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/
! 
! 
! @heading
! Installation
! 
! Installation goes in some simple steps, and should be familiar since it is
! similar to the installation procedure as of Allegro and CGUI:
! <ul>
! <li>
!    Tell the installation process what platform you use. Start a command window
!    (shell) and set the main directory of CCOM to you current directory
!    i.e. enter the command
!    <pre>
!        cd c:\cbar
!    </pre>
!    or whatever is the name of your ccom directory. Then choose platform by
!    running one of the following commands:
! <pre>
!       fix.bat djgpp     - to compile with DOS/DJGPP
!       fix.bat mingw32   - to compile with Windows/MinGW32
!       fix.bat msvc      - to compile with Windows/MSVC
!       ./fix.sh unix       - to compile with Linux/gcc
! </pre>
! <li>
!    Specify the path to your allegro installation by setting the environment
!    variable ALLEGRO. E.g. if your allegro directory is c:\allegro then
!    you must type <br>
!    <pre>
!    set ALLEGRO=c:\allegro
!    </pre>
!    or alternatively put that line into your autoexec file and restart.
!    For unix users:
!    <pre>
!    export ALLEGRO=/home/user/allegro-4.0.3
!    </pre>
!    or whatever is the name of your allegro directory.
! <li>
!    Specify the path to your CGUI installation by setting the environment
!    CGUIDIR the same way as ALLEGRO, e.g.<br>
!    <pre>
!    set CGUIDIR=c:\cgui
!    </pre>
!    <pre>
!    export CGUIDIR=/home/user/cgui
!    </pre>
! <li>
!    Ensure that all CGUI's tools has been built:
!    Make CGUI's directory to the current, e.g. type the command
!    <pre>
!        cd c:\cgui
!    </pre>
!    Build:
!    <pre>
!        make dat2c
!        make mktext
!    </pre>
!    Return to the main directory of cbar, e.g.:
!    <pre>
!        cd c:\ccom
!    </pre>
! <li>
!    Compile the library. This is done by running "make" at the command line.
! <li>
!    Install the files to common directories. This is done by running
!    "make install" at the command line.<br>
!    Under Linux, you may want to instead run "make install SYSTEM_DIR=&ltdir&gt",
!    which will cause headers to be installed to &ltdir&gt/include and libraries to
!    &ltdir&gt/lib. (default for &ltdir&gt is /usr/local), or else you need to
!    run make install as root.
! </ul>
! That's it! Now you are ready to run the example program in the example directory.
! <p>
! You may also want to perform some of the optional steps during the installation:
! <ul>
! <li>
!    You can compile a debugging library by typing "make DEBUGMODE=1" instead of
!    just "make" and "make install DEBUGMODE=1" instead of "make install".
!    To compile both the usual and the debug library in one step,
!    type "make all" and "make installall".<br>
!    These debugging libraries require that you also have maked and installed
!    the debugging versions of Allegro and CGUI.
! <li>
!    If you want statically linked libraries under Unix or Windows as well as
!    the default dynamically linked libraries (dll under Windows, .so under
!    Unix), add "STATICLINK=1" to the make command like "make STATICLINK=1",
!    or "make DEBUGMODE=1 STATICLINK=1" and also add it to the installation
!    command.<br>
!    These static libraries require that you also have maked and installed
!    the static versions of Allegro and CGUI.
! <li>
!    Users of the MSys environment needs to set teh environment vaariable
!    UNIX_TOOLS to 1 before make install is run.
! <li>
!    If you want to read the CCOM documentation with the Rhide online help
!    system, go to the "Help / Syntax help / Files to search" menu in Rhide,
!    and add "ccom" after the existing "libc" entry (separated by a space).
! <li>
!    To use the
!    To use the debugging library, link with libccomd.a instead of libccom.a.
! </ul>
! 
! 
! @heading
! Usage
! <ul><li>
!    #include &ltccom.h&gt in the top of each file that uses a function from
!    the library.
! <li>
!    Before calling any CCOM functions you must have initialized CGUI, Note!
!    CGUI! For info about available functions, please read the manual, e.g.
!    ccom.html (but the docs are also available in other formats).
! <li>
!    If you link on the command line, link with '-lccom -lcgui -lalleg'. It is
!    important that you specify the libraries in that order. If you want the
!    ability to debug inside CCOM's functions, then link with '-lccomd'
!    instead of '-lccom'.
!    <p>
!    On Linux you can use the following command to link with the default
!    lib of CCOM (please note the ` )
!    <pre>
!    gcc -s -lccom -lcgui `allegro-config --libs release --shared` file.o
!    </pre>
!    where `file' is the name of your file. <br>
!    For debug libraries use -lccomd -lcguid instead and replace release
!    with debug in the allegro config option. For linking a static application
!    use -lccom_s and -lcgui_s and replace --shared with --static.
! <li>
!    If you use the RHIDE environment, go to the menu Options/Libraries and
!    fill in ccom. It is important that ccom is above cgui and allegro. Don't
!    forget to check the box to the left of the library. You have to replace
!    ccom with ccomd to include debugging information.
! <li>
!    If you use some other environment, there is probably some options dialog
!    where you can enter the libraries names (e.g. -lccom -lcgui -lalleg).
! </ul>
! 
! 
! @heading
! Contact Info
! 
!    Email:<ul>
!       chr...@md...
! </ul>
!    Homepage:<ul>
!       http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix
! </ul>
!    Telephone:<ul>
!       +46.(0)21.38.10.66
! </ul>

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! @#This is the source for the CCOM manual, in Shawn's special format.
! @#The readable documents are generated and will be found in the files:
! @#ccom.txt,ccom.rtf, ccom.htm, ccom.inf, the latter may be
! @#installed as on-line help if you are using rhide (just add cbarcode to the
! @#list of help files)
! @#
! @multiwordheaders
! @manh="version 0.9.2" "CCOM" "Manual"
! @document_title=CCOM Manual
! @rtfh=CCOM  - an add on lib to CGUI for accessing the serial ports
! @$\input texinfo
! @$@setfilename ccom.inf
! @$@settitle CCOM Manual
! @$@setchapternewpage odd
! @$@paragraphindent 0
! @$
! @$@ifinfo
! @$This is the Info version of the CCOM manual
! @$
! @$By Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust
! @$@end ifinfo
! @$
! @$@node Top, , (dir), (dir)
! @<html>
! @<head>
! @<title>The CCOM API</title>
! @<body>
! <center><b>CCOM</b></center>
! <center><b>A CGUI and Allegro addon Communication package</b></center>
! <center><b>by Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust</b></center>
! <center>Email: <email>chr...@md...</a></center>
! <center>Homepage: <a href="http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix">http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix</a></center>
! <center><b>
! The Manual of CCOM 0.9.2
! </b></center>
! @!text
! 
! @heading
! Contents
! 
! @contents
! 
! @text
! @heading
! Using CCOM
! @xref Simple use of COM ports
! @xref Direct_port_setting
!    To be able to call the functions in the CCOM lib you must first build and
!    install the lib and then #include <ccom.h> in your C file(s). You must
!    also link to the lib libcgui.a (or use the dynamic linked module). When
!    you run your program you must also ensure that the text labels for the
!    dialogue rea present (don't forget this when you distribute your program
!    to other people!). You can find that file in the examples directory of
!    CCOM.
! 
! @heading
! Simple use of COM ports
! @xref Direct_port_setting
! A "serial port" is a chip in the computer with two sides, one "speaking" to
! the CPU (i.e. your program), the other sending data to and receiving data
! from some device connected to the plug at the back of the computer.
! The transmission of data on the line can be done in different manners,
! the sender and receiver must always agree on which manner. The current
! hardware is not able to do anything like "auto-detection". Therefore
! the port must be informed how to transmit data to and from the
! currently connected device. These "port settings" must be set from the "CPU
! side" of the port, i.e. your program must do it. Only the end user of your
! program knows what device that is connected to his or her computer for the
! moment. Therefore the task is quite simple for you: Provide the end-user
! with some kind of dialogue to enter the port settings. When the settings has
! been chosen the port must be informed about these settings. <br>
! The major tasks for CCOM are:
! <ul>
! <li> provide such a dialogue
! <li> hide details about how to tell the port about these settings
! <li> hide details about how to send and receive data
! </ul>
! To send data you just call the send-function. To be able to receive data
! you need to call another function to "register" a call-back (a pointer to
! some function that you have written) that will be called as soon as some
! data has reached the port from the outside world.<br>
! 
! @@int @CcomSettingsDialogue(int portnr);
!    Starts a dialogue which let the user modify the port settings. If the
!    user confirms the changes made (by closing the dialogue with
!    "OK"), the new settings will immediately be applied to the hardware and
!    also stored into the config-file. <br>
!    Parameter:
!    <ul>
!    <li> portnr: the port number (CCOM_COM1, CCOM_COM2, CCOM_COM3, CCOM_COM4) to
!         modify settings for.
!    </ul>
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSendBuffer(int portnr, const char *buffer, int n, void (*Notify) (int portnr, void *data), void *data);
!    Starts the sending of the buffer `buffer' to port `portnr'.
!    If the previous buffer(s) has not yet been sent, `CcomSendBuffer' will
!    enque the new buffer. The first time
!    `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer' is called for a certain port the
!    port settings will be loaded from the current config file.<br>
!    <ul>
!    <li> portnr: The port number (CCOM_COM*) to send the buffer to
!    <li> buffer: The data to send. A copy of `buffer' will be made so
!         you are free to destroy your calling buffer.
!    <li> n: The number of bytes to send.
!    <li> Notify: (optional) A pointer to a function of yours, that will
!         be called when the buffer has been successfully sent. If you don't
!         need any notification, just pass NULL.<br>
!         `Notify' is associated with the current buffer only so, if you want,
!         you may alter both the call-back and data-pointer between different
!         buffers.
!         Parameters to `Notify':
!         <ul>
!         <li> portnr: The port that the data was sent on.
!         <li> data: The pointer `data' passed to `CcomSendBuffer'.
!         </ul>
!    <li> data: A pointer to some data that will be passed to `Notify', pass
!         NULL if you don't need it.
!    </ul>
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomStartScanning(int portnr, int options, void (*CallBack) (int portnr, int readdata, int error, void *data), void *data);
!    Starts to check the port `portno' for bytes. The first time
!    `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer' is called for a certain port the
!    port settings will be loaded from the current config file.
!    <ul>
!    <li> portnr: The port number (CCOM_COM*) to receive bytes from.
!    <li> CallBack: A pointer to a function of yours that will
!         be called as soon as a byte has been received. <br>
!         Parameters to `CallBack':
!         <ul>
!         <li> portnr: The port where the data was received
!         <li> options: Currently not used.
!         <li> readdata: The the low-order byte of `readdata' contains
!              the byte read from the port.
!         <li> error: If a transmission error was detected, then this
!              error code will be passed in `error'. The possible errors are:
!              <ul>
!              <li> CCOM_ERR_ORUN - Overrun, may occure if polling is used and
!                   the progam is not fast enough to check the port.
!              <li> CCOM_ERR_PAR - Parity error, may occure if there is a bad
!                   line or the port settings is not the same on receiving
!                   computer and the sending device.
!              <li> CCOM_ERR_FRAME - Frame error, may occure if there is a bad
!                   line  or the port settings is not the same on receiving
!                   computer and the sending device.
!              </ul>
!         <li> data: The pointer `data' passed to `CcomStartScanning'.
!         </ul>
!    <li> data: A pointer to some data that will be passed to `CallBack', pass
!         NULL if you don't need it.
!    </ul>
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomStopSending(int portno)
!    Normally you don't need to use this function. `CcomStopSending' will stop
!    the sending. Buffers that are unsent (partially or completetly)
!    will be dropped.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomStopScanning(int portno);
!    Normally you don't need to use this function. `CcomStopScanning' will stop
!    scanning (checking the port for incoming data).
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@void @CcomSetPath(const char *path);
!    It's not necessary to use this function. The dialogue will look for the
!    file with textlabels in the current directory (i.e. it will try to open
!    "ccomlabl.txt"). I you prefere locating that file somewhere else you can
!    can use `CcomSetPath' to specify that path. The path must include also the
!    file name. The path may lead to somewhere in a datafile if you use the
!    '#' delimiter after the data-file name (as usual).
!    In the distribution of CCOM the text-file is located in the examples
!    directory. It can be re-built by use of the `mktext' tool of CGUI (see
!    the tools directory of CGUI for details about the tool). Enter the
!    command `make texts CGUIDIR=&lt;path>' where &lt;path> is the path to your
!    CGUI directory. To add labels of your favorite language to the label file
!    do these additions into file src/*.t and re-build. If you do it, it would
!    also be fine if you send me the changes so I can add them to next release!
! 
! @heading
! Direct_port_setting
! @xref Simple use of COM ports
! If you for some reason don't like the dialogue for port settings, you can
! make your own and instead use the direct port setting functions.<br>
! In some cases you may want to do a program for computer-computer
! communication, then it may in some cases be meaningful to hard-code the
! port settings, in which case the direct port setting functions can be used.
! In most cases it will however not be meaningful to hard-code the settings of
! the port.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetBaud(int portno, long baud_rate);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning the transmission speed. If you call
!    this function you must call it after the first call to `CcomStartScanning'
!    or `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetBits(int portno, int nrbits);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning number of bits in each byte. `nrbits'
!    can range from 5 to 8. If you use this function you must call it after
!    the first call to `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetStopBits(int portno, int stopbits);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning stopbits. `stopbits' can be either 1
!    or 2. If you use this function you must call it after the first call
!    to `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetParity(int portno, int parity);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning parity. If `parity' is
!    1 the parity check will be "even", if 0 odd. If you use this function
!    you must call it after the first call to `CcomStartScanning' or
!    `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetParityEnable(int portno, int parityenable);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning parity enable. If `parityenable' is
!    1 the parity check will be enabled, if 0 disabled. If you use this
!    function you must call it after the first call to `CcomStartScanning' or
!    `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @headingnocontent
! Index
! 
! @index
! 
! @$@contents
! @$@bye
! 
! @html
! @text
--- 1,238 ----
! @#This is the source for the CCOM manual, in Shawn's special format.
! @#The readable documents are generated and will be found in the files:
! @#ccom.txt,ccom.rtf, ccom.htm, ccom.inf, the latter may be
! @#installed as on-line help if you are using rhide (just add cbarcode to the
! @#list of help files)
! @#
! @multiwordheaders
! @manh="version 0.9.2" "CCOM" "Manual"
! @document_title=CCOM Manual
! @rtfh=CCOM  - an add on lib to CGUI for accessing the serial ports
! @$\input texinfo
! @$@setfilename ccom.inf
! @$@settitle CCOM Manual
! @$@setchapternewpage odd
! @$@paragraphindent 0
! @$
! @$@ifinfo
! @$This is the Info version of the CCOM manual
! @$
! @$By Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust
! @$@end ifinfo
! @$
! @$@node Top, , (dir), (dir)
! @<html>
! @<head>
! @<title>The CCOM API</title>
! @<body>
! <center><b>CCOM</b></center>
! <center><b>A CGUI and Allegro addon Communication package</b></center>
! <center><b>by Christer Sandberg and Rasmus Myklebust</b></center>
! <center>Email: <email>chr...@md...</a></center>
! <center>Homepage: <a href="http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix">http://www.idt.mdh.se/~csg/cgui/cguix</a></center>
! <center><b>
! The Manual of CCOM 0.9.2
! </b></center>
! @!text
! 
! @heading
! Contents
! 
! @contents
! 
! @text
! @heading
! Using CCOM
! @xref Simple use of COM ports
! @xref Direct_port_setting
!    To be able to call the functions in the CCOM lib you must first build and
!    install the lib and then #include <ccom.h> in your C file(s). You must
!    also link to the lib libcgui.a (or use the dynamic linked module). When
!    you run your program you must also ensure that the text labels for the
!    dialogue rea present (don't forget this when you distribute your program
!    to other people!). You can find that file in the examples directory of
!    CCOM.
! 
! @heading
! Simple use of COM ports
! @xref Direct_port_setting
! A "serial port" is a chip in the computer with two sides, one "speaking" to
! the CPU (i.e. your program), the other sending data to and receiving data
! from some device connected to the plug at the back of the computer.
! The transmission of data on the line can be done in different manners,
! the sender and receiver must always agree on which manner. The current
! hardware is not able to do anything like "auto-detection". Therefore
! the port must be informed how to transmit data to and from the
! currently connected device. These "port settings" must be set from the "CPU
! side" of the port, i.e. your program must do it. Only the end user of your
! program knows what device that is connected to his or her computer for the
! moment. Therefore the task is quite simple for you: Provide the end-user
! with some kind of dialogue to enter the port settings. When the settings has
! been chosen the port must be informed about these settings. <br>
! The major tasks for CCOM are:
! <ul>
! <li> provide such a dialogue
! <li> hide details about how to tell the port about these settings
! <li> hide details about how to send and receive data
! </ul>
! To send data you just call the send-function. To be able to receive data
! you need to call another function to "register" a call-back (a pointer to
! some function that you have written) that will be called as soon as some
! data has reached the port from the outside world.<br>
! 
! @@int @CcomSettingsDialogue(int portnr);
!    Starts a dialogue which let the user modify the port settings. If the
!    user confirms the changes made (by closing the dialogue with
!    "OK"), the new settings will immediately be applied to the hardware and
!    also stored into the config-file. <br>
!    Parameter:
!    <ul>
!    <li> portnr: the port number (CCOM_COM1, CCOM_COM2, CCOM_COM3, CCOM_COM4) to
!         modify settings for.
!    </ul>
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSendBuffer(int portnr, const char *buffer, int n, void (*Notify) (int portnr, void *data), void *data);
!    Starts the sending of the buffer `buffer' to port `portnr'.
!    If the previous buffer(s) has not yet been sent, `CcomSendBuffer' will
!    enque the new buffer. The first time
!    `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer' is called for a certain port the
!    port settings will be loaded from the current config file.<br>
!    <ul>
!    <li> portnr: The port number (CCOM_COM*) to send the buffer to
!    <li> buffer: The data to send. A copy of `buffer' will be made so
!         you are free to destroy your calling buffer.
!    <li> n: The number of bytes to send.
!    <li> Notify: (optional) A pointer to a function of yours, that will
!         be called when the buffer has been successfully sent. If you don't
!         need any notification, just pass NULL.<br>
!         `Notify' is associated with the current buffer only so, if you want,
!         you may alter both the call-back and data-pointer between different
!         buffers.
!         Parameters to `Notify':
!         <ul>
!         <li> portnr: The port that the data was sent on.
!         <li> data: The pointer `data' passed to `CcomSendBuffer'.
!         </ul>
!    <li> data: A pointer to some data that will be passed to `Notify', pass
!         NULL if you don't need it.
!    </ul>
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomStartScanning(int portnr, int options, void (*CallBack) (int portnr, int readdata, int error, void *data), void *data);
!    Starts to check the port `portno' for bytes. The first time
!    `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer' is called for a certain port the
!    port settings will be loaded from the current config file.
!    <ul>
!    <li> portnr: The port number (CCOM_COM*) to receive bytes from.
!    <li> CallBack: A pointer to a function of yours that will
!         be called as soon as a byte has been received. <br>
!         Parameters to `CallBack':
!         <ul>
!         <li> portnr: The port where the data was received
!         <li> options: Currently not used.
!         <li> readdata: The the low-order byte of `readdata' contains
!              the byte read from the port.
!         <li> error: If a transmission error was detected, then this
!              error code will be passed in `error'. The possible errors are:
!              <ul>
!              <li> CCOM_ERR_ORUN - Overrun, may occure if polling is used and
!                   the progam is not fast enough to check the port.
!              <li> CCOM_ERR_PAR - Parity error, may occure if there is a bad
!                   line or the port settings is not the same on receiving
!                   computer and the sending device.
!              <li> CCOM_ERR_FRAME - Frame error, may occure if there is a bad
!                   line  or the port settings is not the same on receiving
!                   computer and the sending device.
!              </ul>
!         <li> data: The pointer `data' passed to `CcomStartScanning'.
!         </ul>
!    <li> data: A pointer to some data that will be passed to `CallBack', pass
!         NULL if you don't need it.
!    </ul>
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomStopSending(int portno)
!    Normally you don't need to use this function. `CcomStopSending' will stop
!    the sending. Buffers that are unsent (partially or completetly)
!    will be dropped.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomStopScanning(int portno);
!    Normally you don't need to use this function. `CcomStopScanning' will stop
!    scanning (checking the port for incoming data).
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@void @CcomSetPath(const char *path);
!    It's not necessary to use this function. The dialogue will look for the
!    file with textlabels in the current directory (i.e. it will try to open
!    "ccomlabl.txt"). I you prefere locating that file somewhere else you can
!    can use `CcomSetPath' to specify that path. The path must include also the
!    file name. The path may lead to somewhere in a datafile if you use the
!    '#' delimiter after the data-file name (as usual).
!    In the distribution of CCOM the text-file is located in the examples
!    directory. It can be re-built by use of the `mktext' tool of CGUI (see
!    the tools directory of CGUI for details about the tool). Enter the
!    command `make texts CGUIDIR=&lt;path>' where &lt;path> is the path to your
!    CGUI directory. To add labels of your favorite language to the label file
!    do these additions into file src/*.t and re-build. If you do it, it would
!    also be fine if you send me the changes so I can add them to next release!
! 
! @heading
! Direct_port_setting
! @xref Simple use of COM ports
! If you for some reason don't like the dialogue for port settings, you can
! make your own and instead use the direct port setting functions.<br>
! In some cases you may want to do a program for computer-computer
! communication, then it may in some cases be meaningful to hard-code the
! port settings, in which case the direct port setting functions can be used.
! In most cases it will however not be meaningful to hard-code the settings of
! the port.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetBaud(int portno, long baud_rate);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning the transmission speed. If you call
!    this function you must call it after the first call to `CcomStartScanning'
!    or `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetBits(int portno, int nrbits);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning number of bits in each byte. `nrbits'
!    can range from 5 to 8. If you use this function you must call it after
!    the first call to `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetStopBits(int portno, int stopbits);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning stopbits. `stopbits' can be either 1
!    or 2. If you use this function you must call it after the first call
!    to `CcomStartScanning' or `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetParity(int portno, int parity);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning parity. If `parity' is
!    1 the parity check will be "even", if 0 odd. If you use this function
!    you must call it after the first call to `CcomStartScanning' or
!    `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @@int @CcomSetParityEnable(int portno, int parityenable);
!    Normally you dont need to call this function.
!    Modifies the port setting concerning parity enable. If `parityenable' is
!    1 the parity check will be enabled, if 0 disabled. If you use this
!    function you must call it after the first call to `CcomStartScanning' or
!    `CcomSendBuffer'.
!    Returns 1 if successful else 0.
! 
! @headingnocontent
! Index
! 
! @index
! 
! @$@contents
! @$@bye
! 
! @html
! @text

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! #  makefile.uni:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with Unix. Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (copied from ADIME made by Sven Sandberg)
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! 
! # -------- Define some variables that the primary makefile may use. --------
! 
! PLATFORM = UNIX
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX =
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .o
! LIB_SUFFIX = .a
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! 
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
! OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/unix
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/unix
! 
! HAVE_TEXINFO = 1
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK # link as a static library
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)_s
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = lib$(PACKAGE)_s.a
! else # link as a shared object
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = lib$(PACKAGE).so
! endif
! 
! IMPLIB_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME)
! LIB_NAME = $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! 
! # -------- Default system paths. ------------
! 
! ifndef SYSTEM_DIR
! SYSTEM_DIR = /usr/local
! endif
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(SYSTEM_DIR)/include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(SYSTEM_DIR)/lib
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(ALLEGRO_DAT_X)
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(CGUI_DAT2C_X)
! CCOM_DAT = $(CCOM_DAT_X)
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(CCOM_DAT_C_X)
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(CCOM_DAT_H_X)
! CCOM_LABELS = $(CCOM_LABELS_X)
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(TEXT_SOURCES_X)
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(TEXT_HEADERS_X)
! MKTEXT = $(MKTEXT_X)
! 
! # -------- Give a sensible default target for make without any args. --------
! # This must be done right after the tests, which can generate error targets.
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- Decide what compiler options and libraries to use. --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -W -Werror
! else
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -Wno-unused
! endif
! 
! ifdef PGCC
!  OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O6 -ffast-math
! else
!  ifdef PENTIUMONLY
!   OFLAGS = -march=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  else
!   OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS = --static
!  LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui_s
! else
!  ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS = --shared
!  LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # debugging build
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -g
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS)
!  LFLAGS += -g
!  LIB_FLAGS += `allegro-config --libs debug $(ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS)`
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # profiling build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -pg
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS += -pg
!   LIB_FLAGS += `allegro-config --libs profile $(ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS)`
!  else
!   # optimised build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strength-reduce
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   ifndef SYMBOLMODE
!    LFLAGS += -s
!    LIB_FLAGS += `allegro-config --libs release $(ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS)`
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS)
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  COMPILE_FLAGS += -DCCOM_STATICLINK
! endif
! 
! ifdef PROFILEMODE
!  LIB_FLAGS += -lgmon
! endif
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2UNIX = -D__UNIX__ -UDJGPP
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! gcc $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -I./include -o $@ -c $<
! endef
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  ar rs $(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS)
!  endef
! 
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
!  gcc $(LFLAGS) -o $@ $< $(IMPLIB_NAME) $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! else
!  # link as a shared object
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  gcc $(LFLAGS) -shared -o $(IMPLIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS) $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! 
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
!  gcc $(LFLAGS) -o $@ $< -L$(LIB_DIR) -lccom $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! endif
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! # If you don't have the install command, you may use cp and mkdir, but
! # this will not set permissions.
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME): $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! 	install -m 755 -d $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)
! 	install -m 644 $< $@
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! 	install -m 755 -d $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)
! 	install -m 644 $< $@
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! 	install -m 755 -d $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	install -m 644 $< $@
! 
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(SYSTEM_DIR)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME) \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(INSTALL_HEADERS)
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) UNIX library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccom_s.a $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccomd_s.a \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccom.so $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccomd.so \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! # -------- generate automatic dependencies --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2UNIX) -MM -MG -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccom\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccomd\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccom_s\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccom_s/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccomd_s\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccomd_s/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp 
--- 1,226 ----
! #  makefile.uni:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with Unix. Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (copied from ADIME made by Sven Sandberg)
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! 
! # -------- Define some variables that the primary makefile may use. --------
! 
! PLATFORM = UNIX
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX =
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .o
! LIB_SUFFIX = .a
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! 
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
! OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/unix
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/unix
! 
! HAVE_TEXINFO = 1
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK # link as a static library
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)_s
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = lib$(PACKAGE)_s.a
! else # link as a shared object
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = lib$(PACKAGE).so
! endif
! 
! IMPLIB_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME)
! LIB_NAME = $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! 
! # -------- Default system paths. ------------
! 
! ifndef SYSTEM_DIR
! SYSTEM_DIR = /usr/local
! endif
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(SYSTEM_DIR)/include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(SYSTEM_DIR)/lib
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(ALLEGRO_DAT_X)
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(CGUI_DAT2C_X)
! CCOM_DAT = $(CCOM_DAT_X)
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(CCOM_DAT_C_X)
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(CCOM_DAT_H_X)
! CCOM_LABELS = $(CCOM_LABELS_X)
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(TEXT_SOURCES_X)
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(TEXT_HEADERS_X)
! MKTEXT = $(MKTEXT_X)
! 
! # -------- Give a sensible default target for make without any args. --------
! # This must be done right after the tests, which can generate error targets.
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- Decide what compiler options and libraries to use. --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -W -Werror
! else
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -Wno-unused
! endif
! 
! ifdef PGCC
!  OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O6 -ffast-math
! else
!  ifdef PENTIUMONLY
!   OFLAGS = -march=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  else
!   OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS = --static
!  LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui_s
! else
!  ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS = --shared
!  LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # debugging build
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -g
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS)
!  LFLAGS += -g
!  LIB_FLAGS += `allegro-config --libs debug $(ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS)`
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # profiling build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -pg
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS += -pg
!   LIB_FLAGS += `allegro-config --libs profile $(ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS)`
!  else
!   # optimised build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strength-reduce
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   ifndef SYMBOLMODE
!    LFLAGS += -s
!    LIB_FLAGS += `allegro-config --libs release $(ALLEGRO_CONFIG_FLAGS)`
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS)
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  COMPILE_FLAGS += -DCCOM_STATICLINK
! endif
! 
! ifdef PROFILEMODE
!  LIB_FLAGS += -lgmon
! endif
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2UNIX = -D__UNIX__ -UDJGPP
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! gcc $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -I./include -o $@ -c $<
! endef
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  ar rs $(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS)
!  endef
! 
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
!  gcc $(LFLAGS) -o $@ $< $(IMPLIB_NAME) $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! else
!  # link as a shared object
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  gcc $(LFLAGS) -shared -o $(IMPLIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS) $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! 
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
!  gcc $(LFLAGS) -o $@ $< -L$(LIB_DIR) -lccom $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! endif
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! # If you don't have the install command, you may use cp and mkdir, but
! # this will not set permissions.
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME): $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! 	install -m 755 -d $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)
! 	install -m 644 $< $@
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! 	install -m 755 -d $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)
! 	install -m 644 $< $@
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! 	install -m 755 -d $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	install -m 644 $< $@
! 
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(SYSTEM_DIR)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME) \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(INSTALL_HEADERS)
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) UNIX library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccom_s.a $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccomd_s.a \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccom.so $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccomd.so \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! # -------- generate automatic dependencies --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2UNIX) -MM -MG -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccom\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccomd\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccom_s\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccom_s/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/unix\/ccomd_s\/\1\.o:/" _depend.tmp > obj/unix/ccomd_s/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp 

Index: makefile.ver
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/ccomx/ccom/misc/makefile.ver,v
retrieving revision 1.6
retrieving revision 1.7
diff -C2 -d -r1.6 -r1.7
*** makefile.ver	21 Jun 2004 19:17:54 -0000	1.6
--- makefile.ver	8 Nov 2004 21:15:21 -0000	1.7
***************
*** 1,10 ****
! # version numbers included by the main makefile
! # this file is patched by fixver.sh
! 
! # DLL filename number for Windows
! LIB_VERSION = 09
! 
! # Shared library versions for Unix
! # todo: this is unused at the moment
! shared_version = 0.9.2
! shared_major_minor = 0.9
--- 1,10 ----
! # version numbers included by the main makefile
! # this file is patched by fixver.sh
! 
! # DLL filename number for Windows
! LIB_VERSION = 09
! 
! # Shared library versions for Unix
! # todo: this is unused at the moment
! shared_version = 0.9.2
! shared_major_minor = 0.9

Index: makefile.bcc
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/ccomx/ccom/misc/makefile.bcc,v
retrieving revision 1.5
retrieving revision 1.6
diff -C2 -d -r1.5 -r1.6
*** makefile.bcc	21 Jun 2004 19:17:54 -0000	1.5
--- makefile.bcc	8 Nov 2004 21:15:21 -0000	1.6
***************
*** 1,334 ****
! #  makefile.bcc:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with Borland C++Builder.
! #  Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (ported from Adime made by Sven Sandberg).
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! #
! #  You need to set BCC32DIR to the directory where Borland C++Builder is
! #  located.
! #
! #  This build uses djgpp for calculating source dependencies.
! #  The "depend" target uses sed.
! 
! 
! # -------- define some variables that the primary makefile will use --------
! 
! PLATFORM = BCC32
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX = .exe
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .obj
! LIB_SUFFIX = .lib
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! 
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/bcc32
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D)\bcc32
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR_D = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/bcc32
! LIB_DIR_D = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)\bcc32
! 
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)_s
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)_s
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)_s$(LIB_SUFFIX)
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)
!  DLL_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_VERSION).dll
!  DLL_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_SUFFIX)
!  EXPDEF_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/ccom.def
!  IMPDEF_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/impccom.def
! endif
! 
! # -------- Check that environment path variables are set. --------
! 
! .PHONY: badwin badbcc32
! 
! ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
!  WINSYSDIR = $(SYSTEMROOT)
!  WINSUBDIR = system32
! else
!  WINSYSDIR = $(windir)
!  WINSUBDIR = system
! endif
! 
! ifneq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!  WINDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
!  WINDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
! else
! badwin:
! 	@echo Your SYSTEMROOT or windir environment variable is not set!
! endif
! 
! ifdef BCC32DIR
! 	BCC32DIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(BCC32DIR))
! 	BCC32DIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(BCC32DIR))
! else
! badbcc32:
! 	@echo You need to set BCC32DIR to the directory where Borland C++Builder is
! 	@echo located.
! endif
! 
! 
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(BCC32DIR_U)/include
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR_D = $(BCC32DIR_D)\include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(BCC32DIR_U)/lib
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR_D = $(BCC32DIR_D)\lib
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst \,/,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst \,/,$(MKTEXT_X))
! else
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst /,\,$(MKTEXT_X))
! endif
! 
! # -------- give a sensible default target for make without any args --------
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- decide what compiler options to use --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -w
! else
!  WFLAGS =
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # -------- debugging build --------
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -Od -q -R -v
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE)
!  LFLAGS = /q /Gn /v
!  ifdef STATICLINK
!   LIB_FLAGS = alld_s.lib
!  else
!   LIB_FLAGS = alld.lib
!  endif
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # -------- profiling build --------
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) -O2 -OS -q -R -v
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS = /q /Gn /v
!   ifdef STATICLINK
!    LIB_FLAGS = allp_s.lib
!   else
!    LIB_FLAGS = allp.lib
!   endif
!  else
!   # -------- optimised build --------
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) -O2 -OS -q
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS = /x /q /Gn
!   DELETE_TDS_FILES = 1
!   ifdef STATICLINK
!    LIB_FLAGS = alleg_s.lib
!   else
!    LIB_FLAGS = alleg.lib
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS) -Od -q
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  COMPILE_FLAGS += -DCCOM_STATICLINK
! endif
! 
! LIB_FLAGS += cw32.lib kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib comdlg32.lib ole32.lib \
!  dinput.lib ddraw.lib winmm.lib dsound.lib
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2BCC = -D__BORLANDC__ -UDJGPP
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! bcc32 $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -W -I. -I./include -c -o$(subst /,\,$@) $(subst /,\,$<)
! endef
! 
! define MAKE_LIB_RSP
! 	$(foreach lib, $(LIB_FLAGS), echo $(subst /,\\,$(lib)) + >> lib.rsp
! 	)
! endef
! 
! lib.rsp:
! 	$(MAKE_LIB_RSP)
! 
! CLEAN_FILES += lib.rsp
! 
! LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE_DEPS = lib.rsp
! define DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! 	ilink32 $(LFLAGS) /aa /Tpe c0w32 $(subst /,\,$<),$(subst /,\,$@),,$(subst /,\,$(IMPLIB_NAME) @lib.rsp)
! endef
! ifdef DELETE_TDS_FILES
! 	define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! 		$(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE)
! 		@del $(subst .exe,.tds,$(subst /,\,$@))
! 	endef
! else
! 	LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE = $(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE)
! endif
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  $(foreach objfile, $(LIB_OBJS), tlib /P32 $(subst /,\,$(LIB_NAME) + $(objfile)))
!  @del $(subst /,\,$(subst .lib,.BAK,$(LIB_NAME)))
! endef
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB_DEPS = lib.rsp
!  define DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
! 	-del libobj.rsp
! 	$(foreach libobjfile, $(LIB_OBJS), echo $(subst /,\\,$(libobjfile)) + >> libobj.rsp
! 	)
! 	ilink32 $(LFLAGS) /Tpd c0s32 @libobj.rsp,$(subst /,\,$(DLL_NAME)),,@lib.rsp,$(subst /,\,$(EXPDEF_NAME))
! 	del libobj.rsp
! 	echo LIBRARY     $(DLL_BASENAME) > _impccom.def
! 	copy _impccom.def + $(subst /,\,$(IMPDEF_NAME)) _impdim2.def
! 	implib $(subst /,\,$(IMPLIB_NAME)) _impdim2.def
! 	del _impccom.def
! 	del _impdim2.def
!  endef
!  ifdef DELETE_TDS_FILES
! 	define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
! 		$(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB)
! 		@del $(subst .dll,.tds,$(subst /,\,$@))
! 	endef
!  else
! 	LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB = $(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB)
!  endif
! endif # ifdef STATICLINK
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! ifneq ($(wildcard $(DJDIR)/bin/cp.exe),)
! HAVE_CP = 1
! endif
! 
! ifndef STATICLINK
!  $(WINDIR_U)/$(DLL_BASENAME): $(DLL_NAME)
!  ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
!  else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
!  endif
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME): $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	md $(subst /,\,$@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(BCC32DIR_U)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME) \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom \
!  $(INSTALL_HEADERS)
! 
! ifndef STATICLINK
!  INSTALL_FILES += $(WINDIR_U)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
! endif
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) BCC32 library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccom.lib $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccom_s.lib \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccomd.lib $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccomd_s.lib \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(WINDIR_U)/ccom$(LIB_VERSION).dll $(WINDIR_U)/ccomd$(LIB_VERSION).dll
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! # -------- Generate automatic dependencies. --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2BCC) -MM -MG -I. -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccom\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccomd\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccom_s\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccom_s/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccomd_s\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccomd_s/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp
--- 1,334 ----
! #  makefile.bcc:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with Borland C++Builder.
! #  Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (ported from Adime made by Sven Sandberg).
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! #
! #  You need to set BCC32DIR to the directory where Borland C++Builder is
! #  located.
! #
! #  This build uses djgpp for calculating source dependencies.
! #  The "depend" target uses sed.
! 
! 
! # -------- define some variables that the primary makefile will use --------
! 
! PLATFORM = BCC32
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX = .exe
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .obj
! LIB_SUFFIX = .lib
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! 
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/bcc32
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D)\bcc32
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR_D = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/bcc32
! LIB_DIR_D = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)\bcc32
! 
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)_s
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)_s
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)_s$(LIB_SUFFIX)
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)
!  DLL_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_VERSION).dll
!  DLL_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_SUFFIX)
!  EXPDEF_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/ccom.def
!  IMPDEF_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/impccom.def
! endif
! 
! # -------- Check that environment path variables are set. --------
! 
! .PHONY: badwin badbcc32
! 
! ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
!  WINSYSDIR = $(SYSTEMROOT)
!  WINSUBDIR = system32
! else
!  WINSYSDIR = $(windir)
!  WINSUBDIR = system
! endif
! 
! ifneq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!  WINDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
!  WINDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
! else
! badwin:
! 	@echo Your SYSTEMROOT or windir environment variable is not set!
! endif
! 
! ifdef BCC32DIR
! 	BCC32DIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(BCC32DIR))
! 	BCC32DIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(BCC32DIR))
! else
! badbcc32:
! 	@echo You need to set BCC32DIR to the directory where Borland C++Builder is
! 	@echo located.
! endif
! 
! 
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(BCC32DIR_U)/include
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR_D = $(BCC32DIR_D)\include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(BCC32DIR_U)/lib
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR_D = $(BCC32DIR_D)\lib
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst \,/,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst \,/,$(MKTEXT_X))
! else
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst /,\,$(MKTEXT_X))
! endif
! 
! # -------- give a sensible default target for make without any args --------
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- decide what compiler options to use --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -w
! else
!  WFLAGS =
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # -------- debugging build --------
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -Od -q -R -v
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE)
!  LFLAGS = /q /Gn /v
!  ifdef STATICLINK
!   LIB_FLAGS = alld_s.lib
!  else
!   LIB_FLAGS = alld.lib
!  endif
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # -------- profiling build --------
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) -O2 -OS -q -R -v
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS = /q /Gn /v
!   ifdef STATICLINK
!    LIB_FLAGS = allp_s.lib
!   else
!    LIB_FLAGS = allp.lib
!   endif
!  else
!   # -------- optimised build --------
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) -O2 -OS -q
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS = /x /q /Gn
!   DELETE_TDS_FILES = 1
!   ifdef STATICLINK
!    LIB_FLAGS = alleg_s.lib
!   else
!    LIB_FLAGS = alleg.lib
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS) -Od -q
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  COMPILE_FLAGS += -DCCOM_STATICLINK
! endif
! 
! LIB_FLAGS += cw32.lib kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib comdlg32.lib ole32.lib \
!  dinput.lib ddraw.lib winmm.lib dsound.lib
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2BCC = -D__BORLANDC__ -UDJGPP
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! bcc32 $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -W -I. -I./include -c -o$(subst /,\,$@) $(subst /,\,$<)
! endef
! 
! define MAKE_LIB_RSP
! 	$(foreach lib, $(LIB_FLAGS), echo $(subst /,\\,$(lib)) + >> lib.rsp
! 	)
! endef
! 
! lib.rsp:
! 	$(MAKE_LIB_RSP)
! 
! CLEAN_FILES += lib.rsp
! 
! LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE_DEPS = lib.rsp
! define DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! 	ilink32 $(LFLAGS) /aa /Tpe c0w32 $(subst /,\,$<),$(subst /,\,$@),,$(subst /,\,$(IMPLIB_NAME) @lib.rsp)
! endef
! ifdef DELETE_TDS_FILES
! 	define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! 		$(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE)
! 		@del $(subst .exe,.tds,$(subst /,\,$@))
! 	endef
! else
! 	LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE = $(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE)
! endif
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  $(foreach objfile, $(LIB_OBJS), tlib /P32 $(subst /,\,$(LIB_NAME) + $(objfile)))
!  @del $(subst /,\,$(subst .lib,.BAK,$(LIB_NAME)))
! endef
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB_DEPS = lib.rsp
!  define DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
! 	-del libobj.rsp
! 	$(foreach libobjfile, $(LIB_OBJS), echo $(subst /,\\,$(libobjfile)) + >> libobj.rsp
! 	)
! 	ilink32 $(LFLAGS) /Tpd c0s32 @libobj.rsp,$(subst /,\,$(DLL_NAME)),,@lib.rsp,$(subst /,\,$(EXPDEF_NAME))
! 	del libobj.rsp
! 	echo LIBRARY     $(DLL_BASENAME) > _impccom.def
! 	copy _impccom.def + $(subst /,\,$(IMPDEF_NAME)) _impdim2.def
! 	implib $(subst /,\,$(IMPLIB_NAME)) _impdim2.def
! 	del _impccom.def
! 	del _impdim2.def
!  endef
!  ifdef DELETE_TDS_FILES
! 	define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
! 		$(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB)
! 		@del $(subst .dll,.tds,$(subst /,\,$@))
! 	endef
!  else
! 	LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB = $(DO_LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB)
!  endif
! endif # ifdef STATICLINK
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! ifneq ($(wildcard $(DJDIR)/bin/cp.exe),)
! HAVE_CP = 1
! endif
! 
! ifndef STATICLINK
!  $(WINDIR_U)/$(DLL_BASENAME): $(DLL_NAME)
!  ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
!  else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
!  endif
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME): $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	md $(subst /,\,$@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(BCC32DIR_U)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME) \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom \
!  $(INSTALL_HEADERS)
! 
! ifndef STATICLINK
!  INSTALL_FILES += $(WINDIR_U)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
! endif
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) BCC32 library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccom.lib $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccom_s.lib \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccomd.lib $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccomd_s.lib \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(WINDIR_U)/ccom$(LIB_VERSION).dll $(WINDIR_U)/ccomd$(LIB_VERSION).dll
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! # -------- Generate automatic dependencies. --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2BCC) -MM -MG -I. -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccom\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccomd\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccom_s\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccom_s/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/bcc32\/ccomd_s\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/bcc32/ccomd_s/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp

Index: makefile.dj
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/ccomx/ccom/misc/makefile.dj,v
retrieving revision 1.5
retrieving revision 1.6
diff -C2 -d -r1.5 -r1.6
*** makefile.dj	21 Jun 2004 19:17:54 -0000	1.5
--- makefile.dj	8 Nov 2004 21:15:21 -0000	1.6
***************
*** 1,279 ****
! #  makefile.dj:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with DJGPP. Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (ported from Adime made by Sven Sandberg).
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! 
! # -------- Define some variables that the primary makefile may use. --------
! 
! PLATFORM = djgpp
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX = .exe
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .o
! LIB_SUFFIX = .a
! 
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! ifndef CROSSCOMPILE
! ifneq ($(LFN),y)
! HTML_SUFFIX = .htm
! INFO_SUFFIX = .inf
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .txi
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -htm
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -txi
! endif
! endif
! 
! HAVE_TEXINFO = 1
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/djgpp
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D)\djgpp
! OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
! OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR_D = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/djgpp
! LIB_DIR_D = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)\djgpp
! 
! LIB_BASENAME = lib$(PACKAGE).a
! LIB_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME)
! 
! # -------- Find djgpp. --------
! 
! .PHONY: baddjgpp
! 
! ifndef DJDIR
! baddjgpp:
! 	@echo DJDIR variable not set!
! 	@echo You must set the environment variable DJDIR to point to your djgpp
! 	@echo directory, e.g. "set DJDIR=c:\djgpp"
! endif
! DJGPPDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(DJDIR))
! DJGPPDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(DJDIR))
! 
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_U)/include
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR_D = $(DJGPPDIR_D)\include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_U)/lib
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR_D = $(DJGPPDIR_D)/lib
! SYSTEM_INFO_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_U)/info
! SYSTEM_INFO_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_D)\info
! 
! ifneq (,$(findstring /sh.exe,$(SHELL)))
!   UNIX_TOOLS = 1
! endif
! 
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
!   CP = cp
!   RM = rm
!   MKDIR = mkdir
! else
!   CP = copy
!   RM = del
!   MKDIR = md
! endif
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst \,/,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst \,/,$(MKTEXT_X))
! else
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst /,\,$(MKTEXT_X))
! endif
! 
! 
! # -------- Give a sensible default target for make without any args. --------
! # This must be done right after the tests, which can generate error targets.
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- Decide what compiler options and libraries to use. --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -W -Werror
! else
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -Wno-unused
! endif
! 
! ifdef PGCC
!  OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O6 -ffast-math
! else
!  ifdef PENTIUMONLY
!   OFLAGS = -march=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  else
!   OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # debugging build
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -g
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS)
!  LFLAGS = -g3
!  LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui -lalld
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # profiling build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -pg
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS = -pg
!   LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui -lallp
!  else
!   # optimised build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strength-reduce
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   ifndef SYMBOLMODE
!    LFLAGS = -s
!    LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui -lalleg
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! # This is just so that we can test that CCOM doesn't relies on Allegro
! # including some standard header.
! ifdef CCOM_NO_ALLEGRO_STD_HEADERS
!  CFLAGS += -DALLEGRO_NO_STD_HEADERS -DEDOM=1 -DERANGE=1
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS)
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2DJGPP = -DDJGPP=2 -U__unix__
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! gcc $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -I./include -o $@ -c $<
! endef
! 
! define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
! ar rs $(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS)
! endef
! 
! define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! gcc $(LFLAGS) -o $@ $< $(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_FLAGS)
! endef
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! ifdef CROSSCOMPILE
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME): $(LIB_NAME)
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	mkdir $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/%$(INFO_SUFFIX): docs/%$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 	install-info $(subst \,/,$@) $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/dir
! 
! else # ifdef CROSSCOMPILE
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	$(MKDIR) $(subst /,\,$@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/%$(INFO_SUFFIX): docs/%$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME): $(LIB_NAME)
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! endif # ifdef CROSSCOMPILE else
! 
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(DJGPPDIR_U)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME) \
! 					 $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
! 					 $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom \
! 					 $(INSTALL_HEADERS) \
! 					 $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/ccom$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) djgpp library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccom.a $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccomd.a \
! 						$(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
! 						$(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/ccom$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! 
! 
! # -------- Compile anything that can't be done in makefile.all. --------
! 
! # this section is empty
! 
! 
! # -------- Generate automatic dependencies. --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2DJGPP) -MM -MG -I. -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c $(wildcard docs/*.c src/misc/*.c) > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\.o:\)/obj\/djgpp\/ccom\/\1/" _depend.tmp > obj/djgpp/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\.o:\)/obj\/djgpp\/ccomd\/\1/" _depend.tmp > obj/djgpp/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp
--- 1,279 ----
! #  makefile.dj:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with DJGPP. Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (ported from Adime made by Sven Sandberg).
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! 
! # -------- Define some variables that the primary makefile may use. --------
! 
! PLATFORM = djgpp
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX = .exe
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .o
! LIB_SUFFIX = .a
! 
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! ifndef CROSSCOMPILE
! ifneq ($(LFN),y)
! HTML_SUFFIX = .htm
! INFO_SUFFIX = .inf
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .txi
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -htm
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -txi
! endif
! endif
! 
! HAVE_TEXINFO = 1
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/djgpp
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D)\djgpp
! OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
! OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR_D = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/djgpp
! LIB_DIR_D = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)\djgpp
! 
! LIB_BASENAME = lib$(PACKAGE).a
! LIB_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME)
! 
! # -------- Find djgpp. --------
! 
! .PHONY: baddjgpp
! 
! ifndef DJDIR
! baddjgpp:
! 	@echo DJDIR variable not set!
! 	@echo You must set the environment variable DJDIR to point to your djgpp
! 	@echo directory, e.g. "set DJDIR=c:\djgpp"
! endif
! DJGPPDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(DJDIR))
! DJGPPDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(DJDIR))
! 
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_U)/include
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR_D = $(DJGPPDIR_D)\include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_U)/lib
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR_D = $(DJGPPDIR_D)/lib
! SYSTEM_INFO_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_U)/info
! SYSTEM_INFO_DIR = $(DJGPPDIR_D)\info
! 
! ifneq (,$(findstring /sh.exe,$(SHELL)))
!   UNIX_TOOLS = 1
! endif
! 
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
!   CP = cp
!   RM = rm
!   MKDIR = mkdir
! else
!   CP = copy
!   RM = del
!   MKDIR = md
! endif
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst \,/,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst \,/,$(MKTEXT_X))
! else
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst /,\,$(MKTEXT_X))
! endif
! 
! 
! # -------- Give a sensible default target for make without any args. --------
! # This must be done right after the tests, which can generate error targets.
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- Decide what compiler options and libraries to use. --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -W -Werror
! else
!  WFLAGS = -Wall -Wno-unused
! endif
! 
! ifdef PGCC
!  OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O6 -ffast-math
! else
!  ifdef PENTIUMONLY
!   OFLAGS = -march=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  else
!   OFLAGS = -mcpu=pentium -O2 -funroll-loops -ffast-math
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # debugging build
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -g
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS)
!  LFLAGS = -g3
!  LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui -lalld
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # profiling build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -pg
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   LFLAGS = -pg
!   LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui -lallp
!  else
!   # optimised build
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) $(OFLAGS) -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strength-reduce
!   SFLAGS = $(WFLAGS)
!   ifndef SYMBOLMODE
!    LFLAGS = -s
!    LIB_FLAGS = -lcgui -lalleg
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! # This is just so that we can test that CCOM doesn't relies on Allegro
! # including some standard header.
! ifdef CCOM_NO_ALLEGRO_STD_HEADERS
!  CFLAGS += -DALLEGRO_NO_STD_HEADERS -DEDOM=1 -DERANGE=1
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS)
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2DJGPP = -DDJGPP=2 -U__unix__
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! gcc $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -I./include -o $@ -c $<
! endef
! 
! define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
! ar rs $(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS)
! endef
! 
! define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! gcc $(LFLAGS) -o $@ $< $(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_FLAGS)
! endef
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! ifdef CROSSCOMPILE
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME): $(LIB_NAME)
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	mkdir $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/%$(INFO_SUFFIX): docs/%$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 	cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! 	install-info $(subst \,/,$@) $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/dir
! 
! else # ifdef CROSSCOMPILE
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	$(MKDIR) $(subst /,\,$@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/%$(INFO_SUFFIX): docs/%$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME): $(LIB_NAME)
! 	$(CP) $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! 
! endif # ifdef CROSSCOMPILE else
! 
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(DJGPPDIR_U)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(LIB_BASENAME) \
! 					 $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
! 					 $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom \
! 					 $(INSTALL_HEADERS) \
! 					 $(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/ccom$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) djgpp library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccom.a $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/libccomd.a \
! 						$(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
! 						$(SYSTEM_INFO_DIR)/ccom$(INFO_SUFFIX)
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! 
! 
! # -------- Compile anything that can't be done in makefile.all. --------
! 
! # this section is empty
! 
! 
! # -------- Generate automatic dependencies. --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2DJGPP) -MM -MG -I. -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c $(wildcard docs/*.c src/misc/*.c) > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\.o:\)/obj\/djgpp\/ccom\/\1/" _depend.tmp > obj/djgpp/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\.o:\)/obj\/djgpp\/ccomd\/\1/" _depend.tmp > obj/djgpp/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp

Index: makefile.vc
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/ccomx/ccom/misc/makefile.vc,v
retrieving revision 1.10
retrieving revision 1.11
diff -C2 -d -r1.10 -r1.11
*** makefile.vc	21 Jun 2004 19:17:54 -0000	1.10
--- makefile.vc	8 Nov 2004 21:15:21 -0000	1.11
***************
*** 1,318 ****
! #  makefile.vc:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with MSVC. Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (ported from Adime made by Sven Sandberg).
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! #
! #
! #  To path MSVC so it can be used from the commandline, run the
! #  vcvars32.bat file which can be found in your MSVC bin directory.
! #
! #  This build uses djgpp for calculating
! #  source dependencies, so you'll need to have that installed as well.
! #
! #  The "depend" target uses sed.
! 
! # -------- define some variables that the primary makefile will use --------
! 
! PLATFORM = MSVC
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX = .exe
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .obj
! LIB_SUFFIX = .lib
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! 
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/msvc
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D)\msvc
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR_D = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/msvc
! LIB_DIR_D = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)\msvc
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)_s
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)_s
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)_s$(LIB_SUFFIX)
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)
!  DLL_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_VERSION).dll
!  DLL_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_SUFFIX)
!  EXPDEF_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/ccom.def
! endif
! 
! IMPLIB_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME)
! LIB_NAME = $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! 
! # -------- Check that environment path variables are set. --------
! 
! .PHONY: badwin badmsvc badspaces
! 
! ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
!    WINSYSDIR = $(SYSTEMROOT)
!    ifeq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!       WINSYSDIR = $(SystemRoot)
!    endif
!    WINSUBDIR = system32
! else
!    WINSYSDIR = $(WINDIR)
!    ifeq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!       WINSYSDIR = $(windir)
!    endif
!    WINSUBDIR = system
! endif
! 
! ifneq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!  WINDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
!  WINDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
! else
! badwin:
! 	@echo Your SYSTEMROOT or windir environment variable is not set!
! endif
! 
! ifdef MSVCDIR
!  MSVCDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(MSVCDIR))
!  MSVCDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(MSVCDIR))
! else
!  ifdef MSDEVDIR
!   MSVCDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(MSDEVDIR))
!   MSVCDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(MSDEVDIR))
!  else
! badmsvc:
! 	@echo Your MSVCDIR or MSDEVDIR environment variable is not set!
!  endif
! endif
! 
! NULLSTRING :=
! SPACE := $(NULLSTRING) # special magic to get an isolated space character
! 
! ifneq ($(findstring $(SPACE),$(MSVCDIR)$(MSDEVDIR)),)
! badspaces:
! 	@echo There are spaces in your MSVCDIR or MSDEVDIR environment
! 	@echo variables: please change these to the 8.3 short filename
! 	@echo version, or move your compiler to a different directory.
! endif
! 
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR = $(MSVCDIR_U)/include
! SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR_D = $(MSVCDIR_D)\include
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR = $(MSVCDIR_U)/lib
! SYSTEM_LIB_DIR_D = $(MSVCDIR_D)\lib
! 
! # -------- Set up mktext --------
! ifdef UNIX_TOOLS
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst \,/,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst \,/,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst \,/,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst \,/,$(MKTEXT_X))
! else
! ALLEGRO_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(ALLEGRO_DAT_X))
! CGUI_DAT2C = $(subst /,\,$(CGUI_DAT2C_X))
! CCOM_DAT = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_X))
! CCOM_DAT_C = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_C_X))
! CCOM_DAT_H = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_DAT_H_X))
! CCOM_LABELS = $(subst /,\,$(CCOM_LABELS_X))
! TEXT_SOURCES  = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_SOURCES_X))
! TEXT_HEADERS = $(subst /,\,$(TEXT_HEADERS_X))
! MKTEXT = $(subst /,\,$(MKTEXT_X))
! endif
! 
! RUNNER = $(CGUIDIR)/obj/msvc/runner$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! .PHONY: _default
! 
! _default: default
! 
! # -------- decide what compiler options to use --------
! 
! ifdef WARNMODE
!  WFLAGS = -W3 -WX
! else
!  WFLAGS = -W1
! endif
! 
! ifdef DEBUGMODE
!  # -------- debugging build --------
!  CFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) $(WFLAGS) -Gd -Zi -MDd
!  SFLAGS = -DDEBUGMODE=$(DEBUGMODE) -Wall
!  LFLAGS = -debug -debugtype:cv
!  ifdef STATICLINK
!   LIB_FLAGS = cgui_s.lib alld_s.lib
!  else
!   LIB_FLAGS = cgui.lib alld.lib
!  endif
! else
!  ifdef PROFILEMODE
!   # -------- profiling build --------
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) -Gd -Ox -GB -MD
!   SFLAGS = -Wall
!   LFLAGS = -profile
!   ifdef STATICLINK
!    LIB_FLAGS = cgui_s.lib allp_s.lib
!   else
!    LIB_FLAGS = cgui.lib allp.lib
!   endif
!  else
!   # -------- optimised build --------
!   CFLAGS = $(WFLAGS) -Gd -Ox -GB -MD
!   SFLAGS = -Wall
!   LFLAGS = -release
!   ifdef STATICLINK
!    LIB_FLAGS = cgui_s.lib alleg_s.lib
!   else
!    LIB_FLAGS = cgui.lib alleg.lib
!   endif
!  endif
! endif
! 
! ifdef CCOM_DEVELOPING
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_DEVELOPING=1
! endif
! ifdef CCOM_FORTIFY
!  CFLAGS += -D_CCOM_FORTIFY=1 -DFORTIFY
! endif
! 
! CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(WFLAGS) -Gd -MT
! 
! COMPILE_FLAGS = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS)
! COMPILE_FLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE = $(subst src/,-DCCOM_SRC ,$(findstring src/, $<))$(CFLAGS_NO_OPTIMIZE)
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
! COMPILE_FLAGS += -DCCOM_STATICLINK -DCGUI_STATICLINK -DALLEGRO_STATICLINK
! endif
! 
! LIB_FLAGS += kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib comdlg32.lib ole32.lib \
!  dinput.lib ddraw.lib dxguid.lib winmm.lib dsound.lib
! 
! # -------- List platform specific objects and programs. --------
! 
! VPATH +=
! 
! OBJ_LIST = $(COMMON_OBJS)
! 
! # Insert names of targets to build platform specific programs here.
! PROGRAMS =
! # Insert targets to build platform specific programs here.
! # myprogram: path/myprogram$(EXE_SUFFIX)
! 
! 
! # -------- Define how to compile. --------
! 
! GCC2MSVC = -D_MSC_VER -D_WIN32 -D_M_IX86 -U__GNUC__ -UDJGPP -U__unix__
! 
! define COMPILE_C_TO_OBJ
! $(RUNNER) cl @ -nologo $(COMPILE_FLAGS) -I./include -Fo$@ -c $<
! endef
! 
! define LINK_OBJ_TO_EXE
! $(RUNNER) link @ -nologo $(LFLAGS) -subsystem:windows -out:$@ $< $(IMPLIB_NAME) $(LIB_FLAGS)
! endef
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  $(RUNNER) lib @ -nologo -out:$(LIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS)
!  endef
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  define LINK_OBJ_TO_LIB
!  $(RUNNER) link @ -nologo $(LFLAGS) -dll -def:$(EXPDEF_NAME) -out:$(DLL_NAME) -implib:$(IMPLIB_NAME) $(LIB_OBJS) $(LIB_FLAGS)
!  endef
! endif # ifdef STATICLINK
! 
! # -------- Rules for installing and removing the library files. --------
! 
! ifneq ($(wildcard $(DJDIR)/bin/cp.exe),)
!  HAVE_CP = 1
! endif
! 
! ifndef STATICLINK
! $(WINDIR_U)/$(DLL_BASENAME): $(DLL_NAME)
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME): $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h: include/ccom.h
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom:
! 	md $(subst /,\,$@)
! 
! $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom/%.h: include/ccom/%.h include/ccom
! ifdef HAVE_CP
! 	$(DJDIR)/bin/cp $(subst \,/,$< $@)
! else
! 	copy $(subst /,\,$< $@)
! endif
! 
! 
! INSTALL_HEADERS = $(addprefix $(MSVCDIR_U)/,$(wildcard include/ccom/*.h))
! 
! INSTALL_FILES = $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME) \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom \
!  $(INSTALL_HEADERS)
! 
! ifndef STATICLINK
!  INSTALL_FILES += $(WINDIR_U)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
! endif
! 
! install: $(INSTALL_FILES)
! 	@echo The $(DESCRIPTION) MSVC library has been installed.
! 
! UNINSTALL_FILES = \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccom.lib $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccom_s.lib \
!  $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccomd.lib $(SYSTEM_LIB_DIR)/ccomd_s.lib \
!  $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom.h \
!  $(WINDIR_U)/ccom$(LIB_VERSION).dll $(WINDIR_U)/ccomd$(LIB_VERSION).dll
! 
! uninstall:
! 	-rm -fv $(UNINSTALL_FILES)
! 	-rm -frv $(SYSTEM_INCLUDE_DIR)/ccom
! 	@echo All gone!
! 
! # -------- Generate automatic dependencies. --------
! 
! DEPEND_PARAMS = $(GCC2MSVC) -MM -MG -I./include -DCCOM_SCAN_DEPEND
! 
! depend:
! 	gcc $(DEPEND_PARAMS) src/*.c examples/*.c $(wildcard docs/*.c src/misc/*.c) > _depend.tmp
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/msvc\/ccom\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/msvc/ccom/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/msvc\/ccomd\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/msvc/ccomd/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/msvc\/ccom_s\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/msvc/ccom_s/makefile.dep
! 	sed -e "s/^\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\)\.o:/obj\/msvc\/ccomd_s\/\1\.obj:/" _depend.tmp > obj/msvc/ccomd_s/makefile.dep
! 	rm _depend.tmp
--- 1,318 ----
! #  makefile.vc:
! #  Makefile for the CCOM library with MSVC. Should not be used directly!
! #
! #  By Christer Sandberg (ported from Adime made by Sven Sandberg).
! #  See readme.txt for more information about CCOM.
! #  See makefile.all for a list of the available targets.
! #
! #
! #  To path MSVC so it can be used from the commandline, run the
! #  vcvars32.bat file which can be found in your MSVC bin directory.
! #
! #  This build uses djgpp for calculating
! #  source dependencies, so you'll need to have that installed as well.
! #
! #  The "depend" target uses sed.
! 
! # -------- define some variables that the primary makefile will use --------
! 
! PLATFORM = MSVC
! 
! EXE_SUFFIX = .exe
! OBJ_SUFFIX = .obj
! LIB_SUFFIX = .lib
! HTML_SUFFIX = .html
! INFO_SUFFIX = .info
! TEXI_SUFFIX = .texi
! 
! _TX_HTML_FLAG = -html
! _TX_TEXI_FLAG = -texi
! 
! ifndef OBJ_ROOT_DIR
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR = obj
!  OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D = obj
! endif
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR)/msvc
! OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D = $(OBJ_ROOT_DIR_D)\msvc
! 
! ifndef LIB_ROOT_DIR
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR = lib
!  LIB_ROOT_DIR_D = lib
! endif
! LIB_DIR = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)/msvc
! LIB_DIR_D = $(LIB_ROOT_DIR)\msvc
! 
! ifdef STATICLINK
!  # link as a static library
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)_s
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)_s
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)_s$(LIB_SUFFIX)
! else
!  # link as a DLL
!  OBJ_DIR = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR)/$(PACKAGE)
!  OBJ_DIR_D = $(OBJ_PLATFORM_ROOT_DIR_D)\$(PACKAGE)
!  DLL_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_VERSION).dll
!  DLL_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(DLL_BASENAME)
!  IMPLIB_BASENAME = $(PACKAGE)$(LIB_SUFFIX)
!  EXPDEF_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/ccom.def
! endif
! 
! IMPLIB_NAME = $(LIB_DIR)/$(IMPLIB_BASENAME)
! LIB_NAME = $(IMPLIB_NAME)
! 
! # -------- Check that environment path variables are set. --------
! 
! .PHONY: badwin badmsvc badspaces
! 
! ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
!    WINSYSDIR = $(SYSTEMROOT)
!    ifeq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!       WINSYSDIR = $(SystemRoot)
!    endif
!    WINSUBDIR = system32
! else
!    WINSYSDIR = $(WINDIR)
!    ifeq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!       WINSYSDIR = $(windir)
!    endif
!    WINSUBDIR = system
! endif
! 
! ifneq ($(WINSYSDIR),)
!  WINDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
!  WINDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(WINSYSDIR)/$(WINSUBDIR))
! else
! badwin:
! 	@echo Your SYSTEMROOT or windir environment variable is not set!
! endif
! 
! ifdef MSVCDIR
!  MSVCDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(MSVCDIR))
!  MSVCDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(MSVCDIR))
! else
!  ifdef MSDEVDIR
!   MSVCDIR_U = $(subst \,/,$(MSDEVDIR))
!   MSVCDIR_D = $(subst /,\,$(MSDEVDIR))
!  else
! badmsvc:
! 	@echo Your MSVCDIR or MSDEVDIR environment variable is not set!
!  endif
! endif
! 
! NULLSTRING :=
! SPACE := $(NULLSTRING) # special magic to get an isolated space character
! 
! ifneq ($(findstring $(SPACE),$(MSVCDIR)$(MSDEVDIR)),)
! badspaces:
! 	@echo There are spaces in your MSVCDIR or MSDEVDIR environment
! 	@echo variables: please change these to the 8....
 
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