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| ===== OK, I like it but I need more functionality... ===== | ===== OK, I like it but I need more functionality... ===== | ||
| - | So - you like it, you say.. I guess it's good, isn't it? If you need the extra finctionality, you can easily (who could have guessed :-)) add it using for example new make targets stored in additional files, which names end with ".mk". One of such examples, which the author of this words had a need for, is creating and populating disk images before test running the freshly built executable. How this is achieved? Have a look at the file included below | + | So - you like it, you say.. I guess it's good, isn't it? If you need the extra finctionality, you can easily (who could have guessed :-)) add it using for example new make targets stored in additional files, which names end with ".mk". One of such examples, which the author of this words had a need for, is creating and populating disk images before test running the freshly built executable. How this is achieved? Have a look at the short file below |
| <file Make Makefile_disks.mk> | <file Make Makefile_disks.mk> | ||
| + | G64DISK=$(basename $(PROGRAM)).g64 | ||
| + | D64DISK=$(basename $(PROGRAM)).d64 | ||
| + | ALLDISKS=$(G64DISK) $(D64DISK) | ||
| + | |||
| PREFSFILE=$(basename $(PROGRAM)).prefs | PREFSFILE=$(basename $(PROGRAM)).prefs | ||
| + | DRIVERS=d0rs.drv s0rs.drv | ||
| + | ALLFILES=$(PROGRAM) $(DRIVERS) $(PREFSFILE) | ||
| - | D64DISK=$(PROGRAM).d64 | + | REMOVES += $(ALLDISKS) |
| - | D71DISK=$(PROGRAM).d71 | + | |
| - | D81DISK=$(PROGRAM).d81 | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | REMOVES += $(D64DISK) $(D71DISK) $(D81DISK) | + | |
| .PHONY: disks | .PHONY: disks | ||
| - | disks: $(PROGRAM) $(D64DISK) $(D71DISK) $(D81DISK) | + | disks: $(ALLDISKS) |
| - | + | ||
| - | + | ||
| - | $(D64DISK): | + | |
| - | c1541 -format $(PROGRAM),00 d64 $(D64DISK) | + | |
| - | c1541 $(D64DISK) -delete $(PROGRAM) -delete $(PREFSFILE) | + | |
| - | c1541 -attach $(D64DISK) -write $(PROGRAM) -write src/$(PREFSFILE) $(PREFSFILE),s | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | $(D71DISK): | + | |
| - | c1541 -format $(PROGRAM),01 d71 $(D71DISK) | + | |
| - | c1541 $(D71DISK) -delete $(PROGRAM) -delete $(PREFSFILE) | + | |
| - | c1541 -attach $(D71DISK) -write $(PROGRAM) -write src/$(PREFSFILE) $(PREFSFILE),s | + | |
| - | $(D81DISK): | + | $(ALLDISKS): $(ALLFILES) |
| - | c1541 -format $(PROGRAM),01 d81 $(D81DISK) | + | c1541 -format $(basename $(PROGRAM)),00 $(subst .,,$(suffix $@)) $@ |
| - | c1541 $(D81DISK) -delete $(PROGRAM) -delete $(PREFSFILE) | + | for file in $(ALLFILES) ; do c1541 $@ -write $$file ; done |
| - | c1541 -attach $(D81DISK) -write $(PROGRAM) -write src/$(PREFSFILE) $(PREFSFILE),s | + | |
| </file> | </file> | ||
| It shows by example what you need to do in order to efficiently accommodate additional functionality without touching the main Makefile: | It shows by example what you need to do in order to efficiently accommodate additional functionality without touching the main Makefile: | ||