Viking, Posted: Dec 07, 2008 11:53:44 am:
Hi!
I'm having big troubles with makefile generation under Linux because the character '$'
is special to the shell (bash).
I have tried to wrap them inside double quotes but still it does not work. So I'm trying
to create a simpler makefile gen. script in REXX. But I would need to see a working makefile
to be sure it works. So could anyone upload a working makefile from, say:
osfree/build/bootseq/loader/filesys
From the build directory?
There is also problems sending argument through Regina where I have to use the switch '-a'
which makes it keep arguments as they are given to the script. How does that work with
cmd.exe in OS/2?
Greetings Viking
Build problems with autogen. makefiles under Linux
Re: Build problems with autogen. makefiles under Linux
prokushev, Posted: Dec 10, 2008 5:19:14 am:
Hello.
I'm slightly don't understand about which generation you talk? In build directory?
wbr,
Yuri
Hello.
I'm slightly don't understand about which generation you talk? In build directory?
wbr,
Yuri
Re: Build problems with autogen. makefiles under Linux
valerius, Posted: Dec 11, 2008 12:36:48 am:
2Viking: sorry if I am answering to late (or, the dates on the forum are again wrong?) --
I checked the new messages at the osFree main page, there isn't something new here.
Yes, the '$' character is special to shell (and wmake too), so, I repeated it twice. If it
substitutes two times, it was repeated 4 times ('$$$$'). Does repeating not work in unix
shell? Maybe, escaping by the backslash will work or something?
OK, this is the generated makefile from osfree/build/bootseq/loader/filesys:
has no problems with Regina on Windows host. Under OS/2, arguments are passed as is -- if arguments
are "qwe rty uiop asd" and in the beginning of the script there is "parse arg arg1 arg2 rest", then
arg1=qwe, arg2=rty, rest="uiop asd".
PS: BTW, in all versions of wmake compiled for Linux, I got an error "macros nested too deep". How
did you overcome this problem?
WBR,
valery
do not use windows, try doors first
2Viking: sorry if I am answering to late (or, the dates on the forum are again wrong?) --
I checked the new messages at the osFree main page, there isn't something new here.
Yes, the '$' character is special to shell (and wmake too), so, I repeated it twice. If it
substitutes two times, it was repeated 4 times ('$$$$'). Does repeating not work in unix
shell? Maybe, escaping by the backslash will work or something?
OK, this is the generated makefile from osfree/build/bootseq/loader/filesys:
I didn't know of any arguments passing problems in Regina. Prokushev, if I correctly understood,#
# This is auto-generated file,
# don't edit!
#
!include varsrcos2svnosfreebootseqloaderfilesysmakefile
fat_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_fat.$(O)
ext2fs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_ext2fs.$(O)
jfs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_jfs.$(O)
iso9660_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_iso9660.$(O)
reiserfs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_reiserfs.$(O)
minix_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_minix.$(O)
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vstafs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_vstafs.$(O)
ffs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_ffs.$(O)
xfs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_xfs.$(O)
ntfs_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(O) $(PATH)fsys.$(O) $(PATH)dummy.$(O) $(PATH)fsys_ntfs.$(O)
fat_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_fat.$(SO)
ext2fs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_ext2fs.$(SO)
jfs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_jfs.$(SO)
iso9660_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_iso9660.$(SO)
reiserfs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_reiserfs.$(SO)
minix_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_minix.$(SO)
ufs2_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_ufs2.$(SO)
vstafs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_vstafs.$(SO)
ffs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_ffs.$(SO)
xfs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_xfs.$(SO)
ntfs_sh_OBJS = $(PATH)start.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys.$(SO) $(PATH)dummy.$(SO) $(PATH)fsys_ntfs.$(SO)
$(PATH)fat.$(OUT): $(fat_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ext2fs.$(OUT): $(ext2fs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)jfs.$(OUT): $(jfs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)iso9660.$(OUT): $(iso9660_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)reiserfs.$(OUT): $(reiserfs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)minix.$(OUT): $(minix_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ufs2.$(OUT): $(ufs2_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)vstafs.$(OUT): $(vstafs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ffs.$(OUT): $(ffs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)xfs.$(OUT): $(xfs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ntfs.$(OUT): $(ntfs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="" E=$(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)fat.$(SOUT): $(fat_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ext2fs.$(SOUT): $(ext2fs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)jfs.$(SOUT): $(jfs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)iso9660.$(SOUT): $(iso9660_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)reiserfs.$(SOUT): $(reiserfs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)minix.$(SOUT): $(minix_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ufs2.$(SOUT): $(ufs2_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)vstafs.$(SOUT): $(vstafs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ffs.$(SOUT): $(ffs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)xfs.$(SOUT): $(xfs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)ntfs.$(SOUT): $(ntfs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) $(MAKEOPT) T=$^& S="s" E=$(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)fsys_fat.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_fat.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_fat.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_fat -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ext2fs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_ext2fs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ext2fs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ext2fs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_jfs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_jfs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_iso9660.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_iso9660.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_iso9660.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_iso9660 -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_reiserfs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_reiserfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_reiserfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_reiserfs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_minix.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_minix.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_minix.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_minix -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ufs2.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_ufs2.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ufs2.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ufs2 -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_vstafs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_vstafs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_vstafs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_vstafs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ffs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_ffs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ffs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ffs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_xfs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_xfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_xfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_xfs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ntfs.$(O): $(MYDIR)fsys_ntfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ntfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ntfs -dSHIFT=0 $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_fat.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_fat.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_fat.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_fat -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ext2fs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_ext2fs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ext2fs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ext2fs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_jfs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_jfs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_iso9660.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_iso9660.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_iso9660.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_iso9660 -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_reiserfs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_reiserfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_reiserfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_reiserfs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_minix.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_minix.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_minix.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_minix -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ufs2.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_ufs2.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ufs2.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ufs2 -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_vstafs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_vstafs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_vstafs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_vstafs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ffs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_ffs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ffs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ffs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_xfs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_xfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_xfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_xfs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fsys_ntfs.$(SO): $(MYDIR)fsys_ntfs.c
$(SAY) Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_ntfs.c...
$(CC) -dfsys_ntfs -dSHIFT=$(SHIFT) $(COPT) -fr=$^*.err -fo=$^@ $<
$(PATH)fat.rel: $(PATH)fat.mdl $(PATH)fat.mds
$(PATH)ext2fs.rel: $(PATH)ext2fs.mdl $(PATH)ext2fs.mds
$(PATH)jfs.rel: $(PATH)jfs.mdl $(PATH)jfs.mds
$(PATH)iso9660.rel: $(PATH)iso9660.mdl $(PATH)iso9660.mds
$(PATH)reiserfs.rel: $(PATH)reiserfs.mdl $(PATH)reiserfs.mds
$(PATH)minix.rel: $(PATH)minix.mdl $(PATH)minix.mds
$(PATH)ufs2.rel: $(PATH)ufs2.mdl $(PATH)ufs2.mds
$(PATH)vstafs.rel: $(PATH)vstafs.mdl $(PATH)vstafs.mds
$(PATH)ffs.rel: $(PATH)ffs.mdl $(PATH)ffs.mds
$(PATH)xfs.rel: $(PATH)xfs.mdl $(PATH)xfs.mds
$(PATH)ntfs.rel: $(PATH)ntfs.mdl $(PATH)ntfs.mds
$(PATH)fat.mdl: $(PATH)fat.$(OUT)
$(PATH)ext2fs.mdl: $(PATH)ext2fs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)jfs.mdl: $(PATH)jfs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)iso9660.mdl: $(PATH)iso9660.$(OUT)
$(PATH)reiserfs.mdl: $(PATH)reiserfs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)minix.mdl: $(PATH)minix.$(OUT)
$(PATH)ufs2.mdl: $(PATH)ufs2.$(OUT)
$(PATH)vstafs.mdl: $(PATH)vstafs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)ffs.mdl: $(PATH)ffs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)xfs.mdl: $(PATH)xfs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)ntfs.mdl: $(PATH)ntfs.$(OUT)
$(PATH)fat.mds: $(PATH)fat.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)ext2fs.mds: $(PATH)ext2fs.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)jfs.mds: $(PATH)jfs.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)iso9660.mds: $(PATH)iso9660.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)reiserfs.mds: $(PATH)reiserfs.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)minix.mds: $(PATH)minix.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)ufs2.mds: $(PATH)ufs2.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)vstafs.mds: $(PATH)vstafs.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)ffs.mds: $(PATH)ffs.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)xfs.mds: $(PATH)xfs.$(SOUT)
$(PATH)ntfs.mds: $(PATH)ntfs.$(SOUT)
has no problems with Regina on Windows host. Under OS/2, arguments are passed as is -- if arguments
are "qwe rty uiop asd" and in the beginning of the script there is "parse arg arg1 arg2 rest", then
arg1=qwe, arg2=rty, rest="uiop asd".
PS: BTW, in all versions of wmake compiled for Linux, I got an error "macros nested too deep". How
did you overcome this problem?
WBR,
valery
do not use windows, try doors first
Re: Build problems with autogen. makefiles under Linux
Viking, Posted: Dec 12, 2008 2:45:34 am:
Hi!
To prokushev: The makefiles under the directory: osfree/bootseq/ has auto generated makefiles in
their build directories. Other makefiles like, say tools/SED only have quite simple autogen makefiles
with some comments and a simple include to the makefile in their source directory.
To Valerius: About the '$' character. The first attempt to get around the shell parsing problem was to
put quotes around them. That did work so the did leave them alone. Next problem is, at least I think
it is, wmake converts all groups of '$$' to a bunch of numbers, inside the quotes. So I end up with
nonworking makefiles again. Which can be seen below. Next step after that was/is to write some
makefile generation stuff with rexx code. I have tried to copy the main makefile output code from
osfree/mk/genrules.mk from the dependency rule: $(mf): $(MYDIR)makefile.
The rexx code is not working so well yet because some makefile variables is not set, like 'basename'
and such.
Here's what my autogen. makefile looks like (only parts of it):
linux where the shell "eats" up the backslashes but what is then happen to that makefile code when
under OS/2 or Windows? Does'nt that break the makefiles?
I havent seen that error, "macros nested too deep", maybe because of the troubles I have? So I havent
gone that far.
The argument stuff I wondered about is that there is a lot of arguments I send to the rexx script, with
some are just continues "words" with no space in them and other are space-separated list inside quotes.
So I was wondered if that is possible to use under OS/2? Or if that would break the build under OS/2 and
Windows?
An example, without the "-a" switch
But with the "-a" switch it becomes like this:
Thanks for help, Viking
Hi!
To prokushev: The makefiles under the directory: osfree/bootseq/ has auto generated makefiles in
their build directories. Other makefiles like, say tools/SED only have quite simple autogen makefiles
with some comments and a simple include to the makefile in their source directory.
To Valerius: About the '$' character. The first attempt to get around the shell parsing problem was to
put quotes around them. That did work so the did leave them alone. Next problem is, at least I think
it is, wmake converts all groups of '$$' to a bunch of numbers, inside the quotes. So I end up with
nonworking makefiles again. Which can be seen below. Next step after that was/is to write some
makefile generation stuff with rexx code. I have tried to copy the main makefile output code from
osfree/mk/genrules.mk from the dependency rule: $(mf): $(MYDIR)makefile.
The rexx code is not working so well yet because some makefile variables is not set, like 'basename'
and such.
Here's what my autogen. makefile looks like (only parts of it):
Yes, adding backslashes might work. I'm going to try that. But that would work for wmake under#
# This is auto-generated file,
# don't edit!
#
!include /pub/projekt_src/osfree_23aug2007_svn/osfree/bootseq/loader/filesys/makefile
fat_OBJS = 2607526075(PATH)start.2607526075(O) 2607526075(PATH)fsys.2607526075(O) 2607526075(PATH)dummy.2607526075(O) 2607526075(PATH)fsys_fat.2607526075(O)
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jfs_OBJS = 2607726077(PATH)start.2607726077(O) 2607726077(PATH)fsys.2607726077(O) 2607726077(PATH)dummy.2607726077(O) 2607726077(PATH)fsys_jfs.2607726077(O)
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ext2fs_sh_OBJS = 2608726087(PATH)start.2608726087(SO) 2608726087(PATH)fsys.2608726087(SO) 2608726087(PATH)dummy.2608726087(SO) 2608726087(PATH)fsys_ext2fs.2608726087(SO)
jfs_sh_OBJS = 2608826088(PATH)start.2608826088(SO) 2608826088(PATH)fsys.2608826088(SO) 2608826088(PATH)dummy.2608826088(SO) 2608826088(PATH)fsys_jfs.2608826088(SO)
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$(PATH)ext2fs.26098(OUT): $(ext2fs_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) "$(MAKEOPT)" T="$^&" S="" E=26098(OUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
$(PATH)jfs.26099(OUT): $(jfs_OBJS)
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"$(PATH)fsys_ext2fs fsys_ext2fs.2612226122(O)": "$(MYDIR)fsys_ext2fs.c"
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"$(PATH)fsys_jfs fsys_jfs.2612426124(O)": "$(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c"
"$(SAY)" "Compiling $(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c..."
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"$(PATH)fsys_jfs fsys_jfs.2614626146(SO)": "$(MYDIR)fsys_jfs.c"
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linux where the shell "eats" up the backslashes but what is then happen to that makefile code when
under OS/2 or Windows? Does'nt that break the makefiles?
I havent seen that error, "macros nested too deep", maybe because of the troubles I have? So I havent
gone that far.
The argument stuff I wondered about is that there is a lot of arguments I send to the rexx script, with
some are just continues "words" with no space in them and other are space-separated list inside quotes.
So I was wondered if that is possible to use under OS/2? Or if that would break the build under OS/2 and
Windows?
An example, without the "-a" switch
Inside "hi.rex"# regina hi.rex hello world "hello again"
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parse arg a1, a2, a3, a4
say a1
say a2
say a3
say a4
[/quote]
prints out:
[code]
# regina hi.rex hello world "hello again"
hello world hello again
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# regina -a hi.rex hello world "hello again"
hello
world
hello again
Re: Build problems with autogen. makefiles under Linux
valerius, Posted: Dec 13, 2008 4:42:51 am:
It was a surprise to me that wmake converts dollar signs to sequences of numbers.
I can sugest an idea to construct command lines with dollars as variables and then a
result give to a shell for processing -- the shell will not receive a dollar sign at all:
Instead of
make a variable:
then wmake will "eat" dollars, and after this it is possible to give a resulting command
to a shell. A rule will be like this:
-- something like this.
and, as I understand, wmake internal commands like %create, %append etc. and all that
goes after these words, must not be passed to a shell.
And the second idea -- if UNIX variant of commands/rules can confuse OS/2 or Windows
make or command interpreter, you may make two variants by using a preprocessor (using
UNIX or ENV preprocessor variables):
or
-- something like this. I think, wmake preprocessor works before wmake gives commands to a shell,
so problems with shell must not occur.
According the make variables -- they can be passed to scripts, I think. If, for example, substitute
needed variables to the same name, beginning with percent sign (i.e., %ENV instead of ENV), this changes variable ENV in the environment.
So, you assign
in the makefile and this way we can pass variables to scripts through environment. Then in REXX their
values can be obtained like this:
so, value of environment variable is assigned to a REXX variable.
According "-a" parameter -- this parameter does the following: -- if a script is called this way:
and script is like you specified:
then a1 receives all command line. It you specify "-a", then each variable receives a word. In OS/2 REXX,
there is no parameter like "-a". A common practice is simply use the following parse statement (without
commas):
then a1= hello, a2= world, a3= "hello, a4=again".
Note that REXX does not recognise if some words are enclosed by quotes. If you want to assign "hello again"
to a3 and a4="", you must do some parsing manually, like this:
That's it 
WBR,
valery
do not use windows, try doors first
It was a surprise to me that wmake converts dollar signs to sequences of numbers.
I can sugest an idea to construct command lines with dollars as variables and then a
result give to a shell for processing -- the shell will not receive a dollar sign at all:
Instead of
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$(PATH)jfs.26110(SOUT): $(jfs_sh_OBJS)
@$(MAKE) "$(MAKEOPT)" T="$^&" S="s" E=26110(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link
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command = "@$(MAKE) "$(MAKEOPT)" T="$^&" S="s" E=26110(SOUT) OBJS="$<" FS=1 link"
to a shell. A rule will be like this:
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$(PATH)jfs.$$(SOUT): $(jfs_sh_OBJS)
$(command)
and, as I understand, wmake internal commands like %create, %append etc. and all that
goes after these words, must not be passed to a shell.
And the second idea -- if UNIX variant of commands/rules can confuse OS/2 or Windows
make or command interpreter, you may make two variants by using a preprocessor (using
UNIX or ENV preprocessor variables):
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!ifeq UNIX TRUE
...
!else
...
!endif
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!ifeq ENV Linux
...
!else ifeq ENV OS/2
...
!else ifeq ENV WIN32
...
!else
...
!endif
so problems with shell must not occur.
According the make variables -- they can be passed to scripts, I think. If, for example, substitute
needed variables to the same name, beginning with percent sign (i.e., %ENV instead of ENV), this changes variable ENV in the environment.
So, you assign
Code: Select all
%ENV=ENV
values can be obtained like this:
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env = value('ENV',,'ENVIRONMENT')
According "-a" parameter -- this parameter does the following: -- if a script is called this way:
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# regina hi.rex hello world "hello again"
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parse arg a1, a2, a3, a4
there is no parameter like "-a". A common practice is simply use the following parse statement (without
commas):
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parse arg a1 a2 a3 a4
Note that REXX does not recognise if some words are enclosed by quotes. If you want to assign "hello again"
to a3 and a4="", you must do some parsing manually, like this:
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/**/
parse arg args
a1=getarg()
a2=getarg()
a3=getarg()
a4=getarg()
exit 0
/*-----------------*/
getarg: procedure expose args
/* Gets one word, or a line, enclosed
in quotes, from args */
args = strip(args)
if pos('"', args) == 1 then
parse value args with '"' opt '"' args
else
parse var args opt args
return opt
/*-----------------*/
WBR,
valery
do not use windows, try doors first