f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# $Id$

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync## @file

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# Makefile for the Cross Platform Guest Additions Driver.

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync#

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync#

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# Copyright (C) 2007 innotek GmbH

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync#

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# This file is part of VirtualBox Open Source Edition (OSE), as

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# available from http://www.virtualbox.org. This file is free software;

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# General Public License (GPL) as published by the Free Software

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the "COPYING" file of the

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# VirtualBox OSE distribution. VirtualBox OSE is distributed in the

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY of any kind.

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync#

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsyncDEPTH ?= ../../../../..

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsyncSUB_DEPTH = ../..

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsyncinclude $(PATH_KBUILD)/subheader.kmk

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync# PORTME: OSes using mixed case driver names join OS/2, the others join Solaris below.

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsyncif1of ($(BUILD_TARGET), os2)

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync #

f86f2dc613a22ee06add9b878197922466df641bvboxsync # VBoxGuest - The Guest Additions Driver (mixed case).

#

ifdef VBOX_WITH_OS2_ADDITIONS

SYSMODS.os2 += VBoxGuest

LIBRARIES += VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack

endif

VBoxGuest_TEMPLATE = VBOXGUESTR0

VBoxGuest_DEFS = VBGL_VBOXGUEST VBOX_HGCM

VBoxGuest_INCS := $(PATH_SUB_CURRENT)

ifneq ($(BUILD_TARGET),os2)

VBoxGuest_SOURCES = \

VBoxGuest-$(BUILD_TARGET).cpp \

VBoxGuest.cpp

VBoxGuest_LIBS = \

$(VBOX_LIB_VBGL_R0BASE) \

$(VBOX_LIB_IPRT_GUEST_R0)

else # OS/2:

# The library order is crusial, so a bit of trickery is necessary.

# A library is used to make sure that VBoxGuestA-os2.asm is first in the link. (temporary hack?)

VBoxGuest_SOURCES = \

VBoxGuestA-os2.asm \

VBoxGuest-os2.def

#VBoxGuest_LDFLAGS = -s -t -v

VBoxGuest_LIBS = \

$(TARGET_VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack) \

$(VBOX_LIB_VBGL_R0BASE) \

$(VBOX_LIB_IPRT_GUEST_R0) \

$(VBOX_GCC_LIBGCC) \

end

## When debugging init with kDrvTest:

#VBoxGuest_NAME = VBoxGst

VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack_TEMPLATE = VBOXGUESTR0LIB

VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack_NOINST = 1

VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack_DEFS = $(VBoxGuest_DEFS)

VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack_INCS := \

$(PATH_SUB_CURRENT) \

$(PATH_TARGET) \

$(PATH_ROOT)/src/VBox/Runtime/include # for the os2ddk

VBoxGuestLibOs2Hack_SOURCES = \

VBoxGuest-os2.cpp \

VBoxGuest.cpp

endif # OS/2

else if1of ($(BUILD_TARGET), freebsd solaris)

#

# vboxguest - The Guest Additions Driver (lower cased).

#

SYSMODS.solaris += vboxguest

SYSMODS.freebsd += vboxguest

vboxguest_TEMPLATE = VBOXGUESTR0

vboxguest_DEFS = VBGL_VBOXGUEST VBOX_HGCM

vboxguest_INCS := \

$(PATH_SUB_CURRENT)

vboxguest_INCS.freebsd = \

$(PATH_TARGET)

vboxguest_SOURCES = \

VBoxGuest-$(BUILD_TARGET).c \

VBoxGuest.cpp

vboxguest_LIBS = \

$(VBOX_LIB_VBGL_R0BASE) \

$(VBOX_LIB_IPRT_GUEST_R0)

vboxguest_DEPS.freebsd = \

$(PATH_TARGET)/pci_if.h \

$(PATH_TARGET)/bus_if.h \

$(PATH_TARGET)/device_if.h

vboxguest_CLEAN.freebsd = $(vboxguest_DEPS.freebsd)

#

# FreeBSD: Genereate bus, device and pci interface headers. (explain why)

#

# We cannot give a output path to the awk program, it will always generate

# the header next to the source. So, we'll have to temporarily copy the

# source file to the destination direction for it to work out correctly.

#

VBOX_AWK := /usr/bin/awk

$(PATH_TARGET)/bus_if.h: $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/kern/bus_if.m

$(call MSG_TOOL,awk,VBoxGuest,$<,$@)

$(QUIET)$(CP) -f $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/kern/bus_if.m $(PATH_TARGET)/bus_if.m

$(QUIET)$(VBOX_AWK) -f $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/tools/makeobjops.awk $(PATH_TARGET)/bus_if.m -h -p

$(QUIET)$(RM) $(PATH_TARGET)/bus_if.m

$(PATH_TARGET)/device_if.h: $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/kern/device_if.m

$(call MSG_TOOL,awk,VBoxGuest,$<,$@)

$(QUIET)$(CP) -f $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/kern/device_if.m $(PATH_TARGET)/device_if.m

$(QUIET)$(VBOX_AWK) -f $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/tools/makeobjops.awk $(PATH_TARGET)/device_if.m -h -p

$(QUIET)$(RM) $(PATH_TARGET)/device_if.m

$(PATH_TARGET)/pci_if.h: $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/dev/pci/pci_if.m

$(call MSG_TOOL,awk,VBoxGuest,$<,$@)

$(QUIET)$(CP) -f $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/dev/pci/pci_if.m $(PATH_TARGET)/pci_if.m

$(QUIET)$(VBOX_AWK) -f $(VBOX_FREEBSD_SRC)/tools/makeobjops.awk $(PATH_TARGET)/pci_if.m -h -p

$(QUIET)$(RM) $(PATH_TARGET)/pci_if.m

endif

include $(PATH_KBUILD)/subfooter.kmk