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## -*- Makefile -*-

##

##



lib_LIBRARIES=	 libddutil.a libddutil-dbg.a



libddutil_a_SOURCES=	${SRCS} utdatabase.c utdatabase.h

libddutil_dbg_a_SOURCES=	${SRCS} utdatabase.c utdatabase.h



SRCS=	ddutil.h util.c utmanage.c utmem.c utmem.h utpersist.c utpersist.h utrand.c uttypes.h utoslayer.c



include_HEADERS= ddutil.h utdatabase.h utmem.h utpersist.h uttypes.h



# used by windows -- do I need to do something for cygwin/mingw here???

EXTRA_DIST=	utnt.c



libddutil_a_CPPFLAGS= -DUT_USE_UTDATABASE_H

libddutil_dbg_a_CPPFLAGS= -DUT_USE_UTDATABASE_H -DDD_DEBUG



# hopefully this won't cause a chicken and egg problem...

DDR=  ../src/datadraw

utdatabase.h utdatabase.c: $(srcdir)/DatadrawUtil.dd

	if test -f ${DDR} ; then \

		${DDR} -s utdatabase.c -h utdatabase.h $(srcdir)/DatadrawUtil.dd ; \

	else \

		echo "${DDR} has not been built yet.  Using pre-built $@" ; \

	fi



# should figure out how to appropriately pass down the different flags to a 

# suffix rule.  This may require exploiting some GNU make specific features

# which would lock the user into GNU make.  That is probably not too bad of

# a thing to do since many users have already been forced into GNU make by

# other software

# SUFFIXES

#.dd.c:

#   if test -x ${DDR} ; then \

#      ${DDR} -s $@ -h $ $@.h $(srcdir)/DatadrawUtil.dd ; \

#   else \

#      echo "WARNING:  DatadrawUtil.dd has changed making dvdatabase.c and dvdatabase.h out of date" ; \

#      echo "          However you have not finished building datadraw yet.  So you may want to" ; \

#      echo "          build again a 2nd time after your build (hopefully) finishes." ; \

#   fi



# be sure to include the .dd file in the distribution

EXTRA_DIST+= DatadrawUtil.dd