Make ??

These makefiles create an executable called rsim. For example, to make an rsim executable that will run on a Convex Exemplar target to simulate a system with processor consistency, the user should type the following in the rsim-1.0 directory: 



prompt% cd obj/SC_hp 

prompt% make rsim 

ARCH=x86linux

include ../make_common_dirs

ifeq ($(DISABLE_STORE_ORDERING),yes)
   STORE_ORDERING_DEFINE=
else
   STORE_ORDERING_DEFINE=-DSTORE_ORDERING
endif


INCLUDES += -I/usr/include/libelf
CPPFLAGS = -DRSIM_X86LINUX -DNORMALIZE_NAN -DHAVE_BYTESWAP_H $(INCLUDES) $(STORE_ORDERING_DEFINE) -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE

CC = gcc
C++ = g++


#OPTS=-O3 -freorder-functions -fbranch-probabilities
#OPTS=-O3 -fprofile-arcs
OPTS=-O3

ARCHOPTS=-march=pentium4 -mfpmath=sse 
ARCHOPTS=
CFLAGS = $(OPTS) -Wall $(ARCHOPTS)
C++FLAGS = $(OPTS) -Wall $(ARCHOPTS)
LDFLAGS=-static

include ../make_common_vars

PD_OBJS = $(PREDECODE_SRCFILES:$(PREDECODE_SRCDIR)/%.cc=%.o)
OBJS = $(PROC_SRCFILES:$(PROC_SRCDIR)/%.cc=%.o) $(MEMSYS_SRCFILES:$(MEMSYS_SRCDIR)/%.c=%.o)

include ../make_common_rules

%.o: $(PREDECODE_SRCDIR)/%.cc
	$(C++) $(CPPFLAGS) $(C++FLAGS) -c $<

%.o: $(PROC_SRCDIR)/%.cc
	$(C++) $(CPPFLAGS) $(C++FLAGS) -c $<

%.o: $(MEMSYS_SRCDIR)/%.c
	$(CC) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) -c $<

rsim-rc: $(OBJS)
	( make clean )
	( DISABLE_STORE_ORDERING=yes make rsim )
	mv rsim rsim-rc

rsim-all:
	( make rsim-rc )
	( make clean )
	( make all )

ARCH=x86linux