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# $NetBSD: posix1.mk,v 1.1.1.1 2015/05/19 21:36:45 joerg Exp $
# Keep the default suffixes from interfering, just in case.
.SUFFIXES:
all: line-continuations suffix-substitution localvars
# we need to clean for repeatable results
.BEGIN: clean
clean:
@rm -f lib.a dir/* dummy obj*
#
# Line continuations
#
# Escaped newlines and leading whitespace from the next line are replaced
# with single space, except in commands, where the escape and the newline
# are retained, but a single leading tab (if any) from the next line is
# removed. (PR 49085)
# Expect:
# ${VAR} = "foo bar baz"
# a
# b
# c
VAR = foo\
\
bar\
baz
line-continuations:
@echo '$${VAR} = "${VAR}"'
@echo 'aXbXc' | sed -e 's/X/\
/g'
#
# Suffix substitution
#
# The only variable modifier accepted by POSIX.
# ${VAR:s1=s2}: replace s1, if found, with s2 at end of each word in
# ${VAR}. s1 and s2 may contain macro expansions.
# Expect: foo baR baz, bar baz, foo bar baz, fooadd baradd bazadd
suffix-substitution:
@echo '${VAR:r=R}, ${VAR:foo=}, ${VAR:not_there=wrong}, ${VAR:=add}'
#
# Local variables: regular forms, D/F forms and suffix substitution.
#
# In the past substitutions did not work with the D/F forms and those
# forms were not available for $?. (PR 49085)
ARFLAGS = -rcv
localvars: lib.a
# $@ = target or archive name $< = implied source
# $* = target without suffix $? = sources newer than target
# $% = archive member name
LOCALS = \
"Local variables\n\
\$${@}=\"${@}\" \$${<}=\"${<}\"\n\
\$${*}=\"${*}\" \$${?}=\"${?}\"\n\
\$${%%}=\"${%}\"\n\n"
# $XD = directory part of X $XF = file part of X
# X is one of the local variables.
LOCAL_ALTERNATIVES = \
"Directory and filename parts of local variables\n\
\$${@D}=\"${@D}\" \$${@F}=\"${@F}\"\n\
\$${<D}=\"${<D}\" \$${<F}=\"${<F}\"\n\
\$${*D}=\"${*D}\" \$${*F}=\"${*F}\"\n\
\$${?D}=\"${?D}\" \$${?F}=\"${?F}\"\n\
\$${%%D}=\"${%D}\" \$${%%F}=\"${%F}\"\n\n"
# Do all kinds of meaningless substitutions on local variables to see
# if they work. Add, remove and replace things.
VAR2 = .o
VAR3 = foo
LOCAL_SUBSTITUTIONS = \
"Local variable substitutions\n\
\$${@:.o=}=\"${@:.o=}\" \$${<:.c=.C}=\"${<:.c=.C}\"\n\
\$${*:=.h}=\"${*:=.h}\" \$${?:.h=.H}=\"${?:.h=.H}\"\n\
\$${%%:=}=\"${%:=}\"\n\n"
LOCAL_ALTERNATIVE_SUBSTITUTIONS = \
"Target with suffix transformations\n\
\$${@D:=append}=\"${@D:=append}\"\n\
\$${@F:.o=.O}=\"${@F:.o=.O}\"\n\
\n\
Implied source with suffix transformations\n\
\$${<D:r=rr}=\"${<D:r=rr}\"\n\
\$${<F:.c=.C}=\"${<F:.c=.C}\"\n\
\n\
Suffixless target with suffix transformations\n\
\$${*D:.=dot}=\"${*D:.=dot}\"\n\
\$${*F:.a=}=\"${*F:.a=}\"\n\
\n\
Out-of-date dependencies with suffix transformations\n\
\$${?D:ir=}=\"${?D:ir=}\"\n\
\$${?F:.h=.H}=\"${?F:.h=.H}\"\n\
\n\
Member with suffix transformations\n\
\$${%%D:.=}=\"${%D:.=}\"\n\
\$${%%F:\$${VAR2}=\$${VAR}}=\"${%F:${VAR2}=${VAR}}\"\n\n"
.SUFFIXES: .c .o .a
# The system makefiles make the .c.a rule .PRECIOUS with a special source,
# but such a thing is not POSIX compatible. It's also somewhat useless
# in a test makefile.
.c.a:
@printf ${LOCALS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVES}
@printf ${LOCAL_SUBSTITUTIONS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVE_SUBSTITUTIONS}
cc -c -o '${%}' '${<}'
ar ${ARFLAGS} '${@}' '${%}'
rm -f '${%}'
.c.o:
@printf ${LOCALS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVES}
@printf ${LOCAL_SUBSTITUTIONS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVE_SUBSTITUTIONS}
cc -c -o '${@}' '${<}'
# Some of these rules are padded with useless extra dependencies just so
# that ${?} has more than one file.
lib.a: lib.a(obj1.o) lib.a(obj2.o) lib.a(obj3.o)
@ar -s '${@}'
# Explicit rule where the dependency is an inferred file. The dependency
# object's name differs from the member's because there was a bug which
# forced a dependency on member even when no such dependency was specified
# (PR 49086).
lib.a(obj1.o): dir/obj_1.o dummy
@printf ${LOCALS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVES}
@printf ${LOCAL_SUBSTITUTIONS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVE_SUBSTITUTIONS}
cp 'dir/obj_1.o' '$%'
ar ${ARFLAGS} '${@}' '$%'
rm -f '$%'
# Excplicit rule where the dependency also has an explicit rule.
lib.a(obj2.o): obj2.o
ar ${ARFLAGS} '${@}' '${%}'
# Use .c.a inference with an extra dependency.
lib.a(obj3.o): obj3.h dir/dummy
# Use .c.o inference with an extra dependency.
dir/obj_1.o: dir/obj_1.h
# According to POSIX, $* is only required for inference rules and $<'s
# value is unspecified outside of inference rules. Strictly speaking
# we shouldn't be expanding them here but who cares. At least we get
# to check that the program does nothing stupid (like crash) with them.
# The C file is named differently from the object file because there
# was a bug which forced dependencies based on inference rules on all
# applicable targets (PR 49086).
obj2.o: obj_2.c obj_2.h dir/obj_1.h
@printf ${LOCALS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVES}
@printf ${LOCAL_SUBSTITUTIONS}
@printf ${LOCAL_ALTERNATIVE_SUBSTITUTIONS}
cc -c -o '${@}' 'obj_2.c'
# Hey, this is make, we can make our own test data setup! obj1.c
# and obj2.c are not used, so they should not get created. They're here
# as a bait for a regression into the forced dependencies discussed earlier.
obj1.c dir/obj_1.c obj2.c obj_2.c obj3.c:
mkdir -p '${@D}'
printf '#include "${@F:.c=.h}"\nconst char* ${@F:.c=} = "${@}";\n' \
>'${@}'
dir/obj_1.h obj_2.h obj3.h dummy dir/dummy:
mkdir -p '${@D}'
touch '${@}'
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