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561N/A#ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
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561N/A#
561N/A# In the mdb world, mdb_ks is delivered as a dmod, albeit one with special
837N/A# powers. Various other dmods use symbols provided by mdb_ks, through the
561N/A# magic of dynamic linking. In the kmdb world, however, things are different.
911N/A# kmdb dmods are not allowed to consume symbols exported by anything other
911N/A# than the kmdb module. In order to allow other kmdb dmods to use the mdb_ks
911N/A# symbols, we link mdb_ks into kmdb.
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963N/AMODULE = mdb_ks.so
963N/AMDBTGT = kvm
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561N/AMODSRCS = mdb_ks.c
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include ../../../../Makefile.cmd
include ../../../../Makefile.cmd.64
include ../../Makefile.amd64
include ../../../Makefile.module
include ../../../Makefile.mdb_ks
#
# We are not actually hardwiring some dependency on i86pc, we just need to
# include sys/param.h with _MACHDEP defined, and this forces the inclusion of
# machparam.h, even though we don't use anything there. This is a temporary
# kludge until we invent -DDONTINCLUDEMACHPARAM or something.
#
CPPFLAGS += -I$(SRC)/uts/i86pc