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NetBSD/Atari, port by Leo Weppelman.
1995-03-30 09:44:08 +04:00
#
Use "${MAKE}" instead of "make" for cross compilation.
1998-10-09 14:40:59 +04:00
# $NetBSD: Makefile.inc,v 1.4 1998/10/09 10:41:24 itohy Exp $
NetBSD/Atari, port by Leo Weppelman.
1995-03-30 09:44:08 +04:00
#
# etc.atari/Makefile.inc -- atari-specific etc Makefile targets
#
.ifdef DESTDIR
Remove uses of config.new (Bernd Ernesti) and do some cleanups to match reality.
1997-10-29 13:36:24 +03:00
These commits do two things: 1. Provide a consistent and extensible framework for compiling kernels for the "make snapshot" target. 2. Add OBJDIR support for the "make snapshot" target, in the form of three new make variables: KERNOBJDIR, KERNSRCDIR, and KERNCONFDIR. Default values are in the Makefile.inc, and for OBJDIR they should be defined in /etc/mk.conf as KERNSRCDIR=${BSDSRCDIR}/sys KERNOBJDIR=${BSDOBJDIR}/sys/arch/${MACHINE}/compile The next step is to make a new target in the src/etc/Makefile for "release" (or something like that) to make release(7) format files.
1998-06-28 13:38:40 +04:00
# the regular expression does a basename(1) on .CURDIR so that we don't
# have to keep looking up .. at compile time.
Remove uses of config.new (Bernd Ernesti) and do some cleanups to match reality.
1997-10-29 13:36:24 +03:00
These commits do two things: 1. Provide a consistent and extensible framework for compiling kernels for the "make snapshot" target. 2. Add OBJDIR support for the "make snapshot" target, in the form of three new make variables: KERNOBJDIR, KERNSRCDIR, and KERNCONFDIR. Default values are in the Makefile.inc, and for OBJDIR they should be defined in /etc/mk.conf as KERNSRCDIR=${BSDSRCDIR}/sys KERNOBJDIR=${BSDOBJDIR}/sys/arch/${MACHINE}/compile The next step is to make a new target in the src/etc/Makefile for "release" (or something like that) to make release(7) format files.
1998-06-28 13:38:40 +04:00
KERNSRCDIR?= ${.CURDIR:C/[^\/]+$//}sys
KERNOBJDIR?= ${KERNSRCDIR}/arch/${MACHINE}/compile
KERNCONFDIR?= ${KERNSRCDIR}/arch/${MACHINE}/conf
Remove uses of config.new (Bernd Ernesti) and do some cleanups to match reality.
1997-10-29 13:36:24 +03:00
These commits do two things: 1. Provide a consistent and extensible framework for compiling kernels for the "make snapshot" target. 2. Add OBJDIR support for the "make snapshot" target, in the form of three new make variables: KERNOBJDIR, KERNSRCDIR, and KERNCONFDIR. Default values are in the Makefile.inc, and for OBJDIR they should be defined in /etc/mk.conf as KERNSRCDIR=${BSDSRCDIR}/sys KERNOBJDIR=${BSDOBJDIR}/sys/arch/${MACHINE}/compile The next step is to make a new target in the src/etc/Makefile for "release" (or something like that) to make release(7) format files.
1998-06-28 13:38:40 +04:00
snap_md:
.for kernel in GENERIC ATARITT BOOT BOOTX HADES
cd ${KERNCONFDIR} && config \
-b ${KERNOBJDIR}/${kernel} \
-s ${KERNSRCDIR} \
${kernel}
Use "${MAKE}" instead of "make" for cross compilation.
1998-10-09 14:40:59 +04:00
cd ${KERNOBJDIR}/${kernel} && \
${MAKE} clean && ${MAKE} depend && ${MAKE} && \
These commits do two things: 1. Provide a consistent and extensible framework for compiling kernels for the "make snapshot" target. 2. Add OBJDIR support for the "make snapshot" target, in the form of three new make variables: KERNOBJDIR, KERNSRCDIR, and KERNCONFDIR. Default values are in the Makefile.inc, and for OBJDIR they should be defined in /etc/mk.conf as KERNSRCDIR=${BSDSRCDIR}/sys KERNOBJDIR=${BSDOBJDIR}/sys/arch/${MACHINE}/compile The next step is to make a new target in the src/etc/Makefile for "release" (or something like that) to make release(7) format files.
1998-06-28 13:38:40 +04:00
gzip -c -9 netbsd > ${DESTDIR}/snapshot/netbsd.${kernel}.gz
.endfor
Remove uses of config.new (Bernd Ernesti) and do some cleanups to match reality.
1997-10-29 13:36:24 +03:00
NetBSD/Atari, port by Leo Weppelman.
1995-03-30 09:44:08 +04:00
.endif # DESTDIR check