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SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
#
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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# Mingw, if you don't know, that's Win32/Win64
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
#
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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ifndef MINGW64
EXENAME?=srb2win.exe
Revert "Revert "Merge branch 'musicplus-aug2019-b' into 'master'"" This reverts commit 603d5805f7ed73efe9073a81c4516c02587064ea.
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else
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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EXENAME?=srb2win64.exe
Revert "Revert "Merge branch 'musicplus-aug2019-b' into 'master'"" This reverts commit 603d5805f7ed73efe9073a81c4516c02587064ea.
2019-08-04 04:03:57 -07:00
endif
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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sources+=win32/Srb2win.rc
opts+=-DSTDC_HEADERS
libs+=-ladvapi32 -lkernel32 -lmsvcrt -luser32
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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nasm_format:=win32
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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SDL=1
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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ifndef NOHW
opts+=-DUSE_WGL_SWAP
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endif
ifdef MINGW64
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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libs+=-lws2_32
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
else
ifdef NO_IPV6
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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libs+=-lwsock32
SRB2 2.1 release
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else
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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libs+=-lws2_32
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
endif
endif
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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ifndef NONET
ifndef MINGW64 # miniupnc is broken with MINGW64
opts+=-I../libs -DSTATIC_MINIUPNPC
libs+=-L../libs/miniupnpc/mingw$(32) -lws2_32 -liphlpapi
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endif
endif
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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ifndef MINGW64
32=32
x86=x86
i686=i686
move Windows zlib options out of PNG to ZLIB
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else
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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32=64
x86=x86_64
i686=x86_64
move Windows zlib options out of PNG to ZLIB
2016-11-06 12:11:02 -08:00
endif
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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mingw:=$(i686)-w64-mingw32
SRB2 2.1 release
2014-03-15 09:59:03 -07:00
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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define _set =
$(1)_CFLAGS?=$($(1)_opts)
$(1)_LDFLAGS?=$($(1)_libs)
endef
lib:=../libs/gme
LIBGME_opts:=-I$(lib)/include
LIBGME_libs:=-L$(lib)/win$(32) -lgme
$(eval $(call _set,LIBGME))
lib:=../libs/libopenmpt
LIBOPENMPT_opts:=-I$(lib)/inc
LIBOPENMPT_libs:=-L$(lib)/lib/$(x86)/mingw -lopenmpt
$(eval $(call _set,LIBOPENMPT))
ifndef NOMIXERX
HAVE_MIXERX=1
lib:=../libs/SDLMixerX/$(mingw)
SRB2 2.1 release
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else
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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lib:=../libs/SDL2_mixer/$(mingw)
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endif
Support for http downloads (cherry picked from commit 6fcc06bf72cf3b95c30f04919e807c7aaacec68d) (cherry picked just the libcurl stuff)
2020-04-06 22:48:43 -07:00
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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mixer_opts:=-I$(lib)/include/SDL2
mixer_libs:=-L$(lib)/lib
lib:=../libs/SDL2/$(mingw)
SDL_opts:=-I$(lib)/include/SDL2\
$(mixer_opts) -Dmain=SDL_main
SDL_libs:=-L$(lib)/lib $(mixer_libs)\
-lmingw32 -lSDL2main -lSDL2 -mwindows
$(eval $(call _set,SDL))
lib:=../libs/zlib
ZLIB_opts:=-I$(lib)
ZLIB_libs:=-L$(lib)/win32 -lz$(32)
$(eval $(call _set,ZLIB))
ifndef PNG_CONFIG
lib:=../libs/libpng-src
PNG_opts:=-I$(lib)
PNG_libs:=-L$(lib)/projects -lpng$(32)
$(eval $(call _set,PNG))
Remove Direct Draw from the Makefiles MINGW/MINGW64 implies SDL.
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endif
Rewrite Makefile to be modular as well as more automated Some key points for programmers: - Source code files are mostly listed in a 'Sourcefile'. So you no longer directly edit the object list. There can be multiple Sourcefiles and they can even live in subdirectories--the directory name will be prepended to every filename in the list. Of course, the Makefile still needs to be edited to read from each Sourcefile. - Different rules are no longer required for source code files that live in subdirectories (such as sdl/ or hardware/). Subdirectories Just Work so go ham! In addition to those points, another important change is that the bin directory is no longer divided into platform subdirectories (Linux64, Mingw, etc). Executables now go directly into bin. If you use DEBUGMODE or target 64-bit, then subdirectories for 'debug' and '64' will be made though. Oh by the way, I don't think make clean actually removed files before on Windows. It should now. I also fixed as many little inconsistencies like that as I noticed. And now just an overview of the technical aspects that shouldn't affect anyone who doesn't REALLY care about the Makefile... objs and dep directories have been moved to a make directory. Makefile.cfg and its variants have been moved out of their various subdirectories to src/Makefile.d make distclean removes the bin and make directories entirely, but make clean and cleandep still only affect the current build target. When I say automation, I mean that a lot of copy pasting in the Makefile has been reduced.
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lib:=../libs/curl
CURL_opts:=-I$(lib)/include
CURL_libs:=-L$(lib)/lib$(32) -lcurl
$(eval $(call _set,CURL))