Difference between revisions of "Auto-generated MMS"
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# Define object dependencies | # Define object dependencies | ||
| − | ''' | + | '''NOTE''': For some languages the compilation order is important. To change the order in which objects are compiled, reorder the object files in the main target definition. |
| − | Variables '''DEBUG''', '''OUTDIR''' and '''CONFIG''' will be defined by the VMS IDE extension during compilation. | + | '''NOTE:''' Variables '''DEBUG''', '''OUTDIR''' and '''CONFIG''' will be defined by the VMS IDE extension during compilation. |
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:30, 20 August 2019
The default MMS file generated by VMS-IDE: Create MMS command includes the following operations:
- Collect the list of header files
- Collect the list of source files
- Add header files list as INCLUDES
- Add source files list as SOURCES
- Define the main target depending on the project type
- Define object dependencies
NOTE: For some languages the compilation order is important. To change the order in which objects are compiled, reorder the object files in the main target definition.
NOTE: Variables DEBUG, OUTDIR and CONFIG will be defined by the VMS IDE extension during compilation.
Example
! header !auto
! Do not modify this file. It may be overwritten automatically. !auto
! includes !auto
INCLUDES= !auto
! sources !auto
SOURCES= - !auto
myprog.cob !auto
! dependencies !auto
.FIRST !auto
!auto
! compiler/linker options !auto
.IF DEBUG !auto
COMPILEFLAGS = /DEBUG/NOOP/LIST=$(MMS$TARGET_NAME)/OBJECT=$(MMS$TARGET) !auto
LINKFLAGS = /DEBUG/MAP=$(MMS$TARGET_NAME)/EXECUTABLE=$(MMS$TARGET) !auto
.ELSE !auto
COMPILEFLAGS = /OBJECT=$(MMS$TARGET) !auto
LINKFLAGS = /EXECUTABLE=$(MMS$TARGET) !auto
.ENDIF !auto
! directives !auto
.SILENT !auto
OUT_DIR = .$(OUTDIR).$(CONFIG) !auto
OBJ_DIR = $(OUT_DIR).obj !auto
.SUFFIXES !auto
.SUFFIXES .OBJ .CPP .C .CLD .MSG .BLI .COB .PAS .BAS .F77 .F90 .FOR .B32 .CBL !auto
.CPP.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
$(CXX) $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.C.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
$(CC) $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.CLD.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
SET COMMAND/OBJECT=$(MMS$TARGET) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.MSG.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
MESSAGE /OBJECT=$(MMS$TARGET) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.BLI.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
BLISS $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.B32.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
BLISS $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.COB.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
COBOL $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.CBL.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
COBOL $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.PAS.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
PASCAL $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.BAS.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
BASIC $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.F77.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
FORTRAN $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.F90.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
FORTRAN $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.FOR.OBJ !auto
pipe create/dir $(DIR $(MMS$TARGET)) | copy SYS$INPUT nl: !auto
FORTRAN $(COMPILEFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE) !auto
!auto
.DEFAULT !auto
! Source $(MMS$TARGET) not yet added !auto
!auto
! main target !auto
[$(OUT_DIR)]$(NAME).EXE : - !auto
[$(OBJ_DIR)]myprog.obj !auto
CXXLINK $(LINKFLAGS) $(MMS$SOURCE_LIST) !auto
!auto
! objects !auto
[$(OBJ_DIR)]myprog.obj : myprog.cob $(INCLUDES) !auto
