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- some cleanups
author | Tassilo Philipp |
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date | Fri, 10 Apr 2020 20:41:48 +0200 |
parents | 6cc2b7fc7ea2 |
children | 2682a627168c |
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#from dynload test ## path to default libc.so file, easier to do via shell than in code (see main() in dynload_plain.c) ## for compat: first gmake style, then assignment op which will use ! as part of var name on gmake<4 ## and thus not override previously set var #DEF_C_DYLIB=$(shell ((ldd `which ls` | grep -o '/.*/libc.so[^ ]*' || ls /lib*/libc.so* || ls /usr/lib/libc.so*) | grep -v '\.a$$' | (sort -V -r || sort -t . -n -k 2)) 2>/dev/null | head -1) #DEF_C_DYLIB!=((ldd `which ls` | grep -o '/.*/libc.so[^ ]*' || ls /lib*/libc.so* || ls /usr/lib/libc.so*) | grep -v '\.a$$' | (sort -V -r || sort -t . -n -k 2)) 2>/dev/null | head -1 # #APP = dynload_plain #OBJS = dynload_plain.o #TEST_U8_SO = dynload_plain_ß_test # @@@ unsure if every platform handles ß, here (ANSI, UTF-8, ...) #SRCTOP = ${VPATH}/../.. #BLDTOP = ../.. #CFLAGS += -I${SRCTOP}/dynload -DDEF_C_DYLIB=\"${DEF_C_DYLIB}\" #LDLIBS_D += -L${BLDTOP}/dynload -ldynload_s # ## Works on: Darwin, NetBSD. # Linux: add '-ldl' #.PHONY: all clean install #all: ${APP} ${TEST_U8_SO} #${APP}: ${OBJS} # ${CC} ${LDFLAGS} ${OBJS} ${LDLIBS_D} ${LDLIBS} -o ${APP} #${TEST_U8_SO}: # echo 'int dynload_plain_testfunc() { return 5; }' | ${CC} -`[ \`uname\` = Darwin ] && echo dynamiclib || echo shared` -x c - -o ${TEST_U8_SO} #clean: # rm -f ${APP} ${OBJS} ${TEST_U8_SO} #install: # mkdir -p ${PREFIX}/test # cp ${APP} ${TEST_U8_SO} ${PREFIX}/test .PHONY: test.so test.so: for i in char 'unsigned char' short 'unsigned short' int 'unsigned int' long 'unsigned long' 'long long' 'unsigned long long' float double 'const char*'; do \ echo "$$i `echo $$i | sed -E 's/(^| )([a-z])[^ ]*/\2/g'`_plus_one($$i v) { return v+1; }"; \ done | ${CC} -`[ \`uname\` = Darwin ] && echo dynamiclib || echo shared` -x c - -o $@ echo Done! Now you can run types.py