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# Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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# Common macro definitions and pattern rules for stand libraries.
# Basically just a trivial wrapper around $(SRC)/lib/Makefile.lib.
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SRCDIR = .
LDFLAGS = -r
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# Reset ROOTLIBDIR to an alternate directory so that we don't clash with
# libraries here.
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# Paths to a variety of commonly-referenced directories. Note that we use
# relative paths so that references to filenames in the source (e.g.,
# through use of assert()) are not exposed absolutely (for reasons of
# taste and to help make the binaries end up the same even when built from
# different workspaces). Makefiles that are more than one directory level
# deeper than this Makefile need to set DIRREL appropriately so that the
# relative paths can still be accessed correctly.
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# As a courtesy to the numerous standalone libraries which are built from
# sources living elsewhere, we provide a generic CMNDIR macro which the
# library's Makefile can set (if need be) to the primary other directory
# it grabs its sources from.
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CMNDIR = .
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# Configure the appropriate #defines and #include path for building
# the proto area since those headers match libc's implementation, and
# libc is of course not available to standalone binaries.
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# While things are pretty much 32-bit lint-clean, there are a ton of
# suspect pointer casts. Since these may be serious problems (especially
# on SPARC), this really needs to be investigated thoroughly one day.
# However, we shouldn't feel too bad: the whole kernel is linted with this
# turned off as well (along with a dozen other disabled warnings).
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# The other two -erroff's are needed only because lint's -u flag is lame
# and also turns off "name used but not defined" checks (so we instead
# just enumerate the errors that -u turns off that we want turned off).
#
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# CPPFLAGS values that *must* be included whenever linking with or
# building libssl or libcrypto.
# This overrides the restrictions for the standlone build, some of these
# may be repeats from OPENSSL_NO_XXX but they are explicit here because
# we are not just excluding for legal reasons but for size as well.
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# CPPFLAGS values that *must* be included whenever linking the DHCP
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# CPPFLAGS values that *must* be included whenever linking with or
# building libsock.
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# The header files for libsock provide alternate definitions for data
# is shameful.
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