path: root/src/config/pre.in

############################################################
## config/pre.in
## common prefix for all Makefile.in in the Kerberos V5 tree.
##

# These are set per-directory by autoconf 2.52 and 2.53:
#  srcdir=@srcdir@
#  top_srcdir=@top_srcdir@
# but these are only set by autoconf 2.53, and thus not useful to us on
# Mac OS X yet (as of 10.2):
#  abs_srcdir=@abs_srcdir@
#  abs_top_srcdir=@abs_top_srcdir@
#  builddir=@builddir@
#  abs_builddir=@abs_builddir@
#  top_builddir=@top_builddir@
#  abs_top_builddir=@abs_top_builddir@
# The "top" variables refer to the directory with the configure (or
# config.status) script.

WHAT = unix
SHELL=/bin/sh

all:: all-$(WHAT)

clean:: clean-$(WHAT)

distclean:: distclean-$(WHAT)

install:: install-$(WHAT)

check:: check-$(WHAT)

install-headers:: install-headers-$(WHAT)

##############################
# Recursion rule support
#

# The commands for the recursion targets live in config/post.in.
#
# General form of recursion rules:
#
# Each recursive target foo-unix has related targets: foo-prerecurse,
# foo-recurse, and foo-postrecurse
#
# The foo-recurse rule is in post.in.  It is what actually recursively
# calls make.
#
# foo-recurse depends on foo-prerecurse, so any targets that must be
# built before descending into subdirectories must be dependencies of
# foo-prerecurse.
#
# foo-postrecurse depends on foo-recurse, but targets that must be
# built after descending into subdirectories should be have
# foo-recurse as dependencies in addition to being listed under
# foo-postrecurse, to avoid ordering issues.
#
# The foo-prerecurse, foo-recurse, and foo-postrecurse rules are all
# single-colon rules, to avoid nasty ordering problems with
# double-colon rules.
#
# e.g.
# all:: includes foo
# foo:
#	echo foo
# includes::
#	echo bar
# includes::
#	echo baz
#
# will result in "bar", "foo", "baz" on AIX, and possibly others.
all-unix:: all-postrecurse
all-postrecurse: all-recurse
all-recurse: all-prerecurse

all-prerecurse:
all-postrecurse:

clean-unix:: clean-postrecurse
clean-postrecurse: clean-recurse
clean-recurse: clean-prerecurse

clean-prerecurse:
clean-postrecurse:

distclean-unix: distclean-postrecurse
distclean-postrecurse: distclean-recurse
distclean-recurse: distclean-prerecurse

distclean-prerecurse:
distclean-postrecurse:

install-unix:: install-postrecurse
install-postrecurse: install-recurse
install-recurse: install-prerecurse

install-prerecurse:
install-postrecurse:

install-headers-unix:: install-headers-postrecurse
install-headers-postrecurse: install-headers-recurse
install-headers-recurse: install-headers-prerecurse

install-headers-prerecurse:
install-headers-postrecurse:

check-unix:: check-postrecurse
check-postrecurse: check-recurse
check-recurse: check-prerecurse

check-prerecurse:
check-postrecurse:

Makefiles: Makefiles-postrecurse
Makefiles-postrecurse: Makefiles-recurse
Makefiles-recurse: Makefiles-prerecurse

Makefiles-prerecurse:
Makefiles-postrecurse:

generate-files-mac: generate-files-mac-postrecurse
generate-files-mac-postrecurse: generate-files-mac-recurse
generate-files-mac-recurse: generate-files-mac-prerecurse
generate-files-mac-prerecurse:

#
# end recursion rule support
##############################

# Directory syntax:
#
# begin relative path
REL=
# this is magic... should only be used for preceding a program invocation
C=./
# "/" for UNIX, "\" for Windows; *sigh*
S=/

#
srcdir = @srcdir@
top_srcdir = @top_srcdir@
VPATH = @srcdir@
CONFIG_RELTOPDIR = @CONFIG_RELTOPDIR@

FAKEDEST=$(BUILDTOP)/util/fakedest
FAKEPREFIX=$(FAKEDEST)/$(prefix)
FAKELIBDIR=$(FAKEPREFIX)/lib

# DEFS		set by configure
# DEFINES	set by local Makefile.in
# LOCALINCLUDES	set by local Makefile.in
# CPPFLAGS	user override
# CFLAGS	user override but starts off set by configure
# WARN_CFLAGS	user override but starts off set by configure
# PTHREAD_CFLAGS set by configure, not included in CFLAGS so that we
#		don't pull the pthreads library into shared libraries
ALL_CFLAGS = $(DEFS) $(DEFINES) $(KRB_INCLUDES) $(LOCALINCLUDES) \
	-DKRB5_DEPRECATED=1 \
	$(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(WARN_CFLAGS) $(PTHREAD_CFLAGS)
ALL_CXXFLAGS = $(DEFS) $(DEFINES) $(KRB_INCLUDES) $(LOCALINCLUDES) \
	-DKRB5_DEPRECATED=1 \
	$(CPPFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) $(WARN_CXXFLAGS) $(PTHREAD_CFLAGS)

CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@
CXXFLAGS = @CXXFLAGS@
WARN_CFLAGS = @WARN_CFLAGS@
WARN_CXXFLAGS = @WARN_CXXFLAGS@
PTHREAD_CFLAGS = @PTHREAD_CFLAGS@
PTHREAD_LIBS = @PTHREAD_LIBS@
THREAD_LINKOPTS = $(PTHREAD_CFLAGS) $(PTHREAD_LIBS)
CPPFLAGS = @CPPFLAGS@
DEFS = @DEFS@
CC = @CC@
CXX = @CXX@
LD = $(PURE) @LD@
DEPLIBS = @DEPLIBS@
KRB_INCLUDES = -I$(BUILDTOP)/include -I$(top_srcdir)/include
LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@
LD_UNRESOLVED_PREFIX = @LD_UNRESOLVED_PREFIX@
LD_SHLIBDIR_PREFIX = @LD_SHLIBDIR_PREFIX@
LDARGS = @LDARGS@
LIBS = @LIBS@

INSTALL=@INSTALL@
INSTALL_STRIP=
INSTALL_PROGRAM=@INSTALL_PROGRAM@ $(INSTALL_STRIP)
INSTALL_SCRIPT=@INSTALL_PROGRAM@
INSTALL_DATA=@INSTALL_DATA@
INSTALL_SHLIB=@INSTALL_SHLIB@
INSTALL_SETUID=$(INSTALL) $(INSTALL_STRIP) -m 4755 -o root
## This is needed because autoconf will sometimes define @exec_prefix@ to be
## ${prefix}.
prefix=@prefix@
INSTALL_PREFIX=$(prefix)
INSTALL_EXEC_PREFIX=@exec_prefix@
exec_prefix=@exec_prefix@
datarootdir=@datarootdir@
SHLIB_TAIL_COMP=@SHLIB_TAIL_COMP@

datadir = @datadir@
EXAMPLEDIR = $(datadir)/examples/krb5

KRB5MANROOT = @mandir@
ADMIN_BINDIR = @sbindir@
SERVER_BINDIR = @sbindir@
CLIENT_BINDIR =@bindir@
ADMIN_MANDIR = $(KRB5MANROOT)/man8
SERVER_MANDIR = $(KRB5MANROOT)/man8
CLIENT_MANDIR = $(KRB5MANROOT)/man1
FILE_MANDIR = $(KRB5MANROOT)/man5
KRB5_LIBDIR = @libdir@
KRB5_SHLIBDIR = @libdir@$(SHLIB_TAIL_COMP)
KRB5_INCDIR = @includedir@
MODULE_DIR = @libdir@/krb5/plugins
KRB5_DB_MODULE_DIR = $(MODULE_DIR)/kdb
KRB5_PA_MODULE_DIR = $(MODULE_DIR)/preauth
KRB5_AD_MODULE_DIR = $(MODULE_DIR)/authdata
KRB5_LIBKRB5_MODULE_DIR = $(MODULE_DIR)/libkrb5
KRB5_LOCALEDIR = @localedir@
GSS_MODULE_DIR = @libdir@/gss
KRB5_INCSUBDIRS = \
	$(KRB5_INCDIR)/kadm5 \
	$(KRB5_INCDIR)/krb5 \
	$(KRB5_INCDIR)/gssapi \
	$(KRB5_INCDIR)/gssrpc

#
# Macros used by the KADM5 (OV-based) unit test system.
# XXX check which of these are actually used!
#
TESTDIR		= $(BUILDTOP)/kadmin/testing
STESTDIR	= $(top_srcdir)/kadmin/testing
COMPARE_DUMP	= $(TESTDIR)/scripts/compare_dump.pl
INITDB		= $(STESTDIR)/scripts/init_db
MAKE_KEYTAB	= $(TESTDIR)/scripts/make-host-keytab.pl
LOCAL_MAKE_KEYTAB= $(TESTDIR)/scripts/make-host-keytab.pl
ENV_SETUP	= $(TESTDIR)/scripts/env-setup.sh
CLNTTCL		= $(TESTDIR)/util/kadm5_clnt_tcl
SRVTCL		= $(TESTDIR)/util/kadm5_srv_tcl
# Dejagnu variables.
# We have to set the host with --host so that setup_xfail will work.
# If we don't set it, then the host type used is "native", which
# doesn't match "*-*-*".
host=@krb5_cv_host@
DEJAFLAGS	= --debug --srcdir $(srcdir) --host $(host)
RUNTEST		= runtest $(DEJAFLAGS)

RUNPYTEST	= PYTHONPATH=$(top_srcdir)/util VALGRIND="$(VALGRIND)" \
			$(PYTHON)

START_SERVERS	= $(STESTDIR)/scripts/start_servers $(TEST_SERVER) $(TEST_PATH)
START_SERVERS_LOCAL = $(STESTDIR)/scripts/start_servers_local

STOP_SERVERS	= $(STESTDIR)/scripts/stop_servers $(TEST_SERVER) $(TEST_PATH)
STOP_SERVERS_LOCAL = $(STESTDIR)/scripts/stop_servers_local
#
# End of macros for the KADM5 unit test system.
#

transform = @program_transform_name@

RM = rm -f
CP = cp
MV = mv -f
CHMOD=chmod
RANLIB = @RANLIB@
ARCHIVE = @ARCHIVE@
ARADD = @ARADD@
LN = @LN_S@
AWK = @AWK@
LEX = @LEX@
LEXLIB = @LEXLIB@
YACC = @YACC@
PERL = @PERL@
PYTHON = @PYTHON@
AUTOCONF = autoconf
AUTOCONFFLAGS =
AUTOHEADER = autoheader
AUTOHEADERFLAGS =
MOVEIFCHANGED = $(top_srcdir)/config/move-if-changed

SHEXT = @SHEXT@
STEXT=@STEXT@
VEXT=@VEXT@

TOPLIBD = $(BUILDTOP)/lib

OBJEXT = o
LIBEXT = a
EXEEXT =

#
# variables for libraries, for use in linking programs
# -- this may want to get broken out into a separate frag later
#
#
# Note: the following variables must be set in any Makefile.in that
# uses KRB5_BUILD_PROGRAM
#
# PROG_LIBPATH	list of dirs, in -Ldir form, to search for libraries at link
# PROG_RPATH	list of dirs, in dir1:dir2 form, for rpath purposes
#
# invocation is like:
# prog: foo.o bar.o $(KRB5_BASE_DEPLIBS)
# 	$(CC_LINK) -o $@ foo.o bar.o $(KRB5_BASE_LIBS)


CC_LINK=@CC_LINK@
CXX_LINK=@CXX_LINK@

# prefix (with no spaces after) for rpath flag to cc
RPATH_FLAG=@RPATH_FLAG@

# link flags to add PROG_RPATH to the rpath
PROG_RPATH_FLAGS=@PROG_RPATH_FLAGS@

# this gets set by configure to either $(STLIBEXT) or $(SHLIBEXT),
# depending on whether we're building with shared libraries.
DEPLIBEXT=@DEPLIBEXT@

KDB5_PLUGIN_DEPLIBS = @KDB5_PLUGIN_DEPLIBS@
KDB5_PLUGIN_LIBS = @KDB5_PLUGIN_LIBS@

KADMCLNT_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libkadm5clnt_mit$(DEPLIBEXT)
KADMSRV_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libkadm5srv_mit$(DEPLIBEXT)
KDB5_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libkdb5$(DEPLIBEXT)
GSSRPC_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libgssrpc$(DEPLIBEXT)
GSS_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libgssapi_krb5$(DEPLIBEXT)
KRB5_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libkrb5$(DEPLIBEXT)
CRYPTO_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libk5crypto$(DEPLIBEXT)
COM_ERR_DEPLIB	= $(COM_ERR_DEPLIB-@COM_ERR_VERSION@)
COM_ERR_DEPLIB-sys = # empty
COM_ERR_DEPLIB-k5 = $(TOPLIBD)/libcom_err$(DEPLIBEXT)
SUPPORT_LIBNAME=krb5support
SUPPORT_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/lib$(SUPPORT_LIBNAME)$(DEPLIBEXT)

# These are forced to use ".a" as an extension because they're never
# built shared.
SS_DEPLIB	= $(SS_DEPLIB-@SS_VERSION@)
SS_DEPLIB-k5	= $(TOPLIBD)/libss.a
SS_DEPLIB-sys	=
APPUTILS_DEPLIB	= $(TOPLIBD)/libapputils.a

KRB5_BASE_DEPLIBS	= $(KRB5_DEPLIB) $(CRYPTO_DEPLIB) $(COM_ERR_DEPLIB) $(SUPPORT_DEPLIB)
KDB5_DEPLIBS		= $(KDB5_DEPLIB) $(KDB5_PLUGIN_DEPLIBS)
GSS_DEPLIBS		= $(GSS_DEPLIB)
GSSRPC_DEPLIBS		= $(GSSRPC_DEPLIB) $(GSS_DEPLIBS)
KADM_COMM_DEPLIBS	= $(GSSRPC_DEPLIBS) $(KDB5_DEPLIBS) $(GSSRPC_DEPLIBS)
KADMSRV_DEPLIBS		= $(KADMSRV_DEPLIB) $(KDB5_DEPLIBS) $(KADM_COMM_DEPLIBS)
KADMCLNT_DEPLIBS	= $(KADMCLNT_DEPLIB) $(KADM_COMM_DEPLIBS)

# Header file dependencies we might override.
# See util/depfix.sed.
# Also see depend-verify-* in post.in, which wants to confirm that we're using
# the in-tree versions.
COM_ERR_VERSION = @COM_ERR_VERSION@
COM_ERR_DEPS	= $(COM_ERR_DEPS-@COM_ERR_VERSION@)
COM_ERR_DEPS-sys =
COM_ERR_DEPS-k5	= $(BUILDTOP)/include/com_err.h
SS_VERSION	= @SS_VERSION@
SS_DEPS		= $(SS_DEPS-@SS_VERSION@)
SS_DEPS-sys	=
SS_DEPS-k5	= $(BUILDTOP)/include/ss/ss.h $(BUILDTOP)/include/ss/ss_err.h

# LIBS gets substituted in... e.g. -lnsl -lsocket

# GEN_LIB is -lgen if needed for regexp
GEN_LIB		= @GEN_LIB@

SS_LIB		= $(SS_LIB-@SS_VERSION@)
SS_LIB-sys	= @SS_LIB@
SS_LIB-k5	= $(TOPLIBD)/libss.a
KDB5_LIB	= -lkdb5 $(KDB5_PLUGIN_LIBS)

DL_LIB		= @DL_LIB@

KRB5_LIB			= -lkrb5
K5CRYPTO_LIB			= -lk5crypto
COM_ERR_LIB			= -lcom_err
GSS_KRB5_LIB			= -lgssapi_krb5
SUPPORT_LIB			= -l$(SUPPORT_LIBNAME)

# HESIOD_LIBS is -lhesiod...
HESIOD_LIBS	= @HESIOD_LIBS@

KRB5_BASE_LIBS	= $(KRB5_LIB) $(K5CRYPTO_LIB) $(COM_ERR_LIB) $(SUPPORT_LIB) $(GEN_LIB) $(LIBS) $(DL_LIB)
KDB5_LIBS	= $(KDB5_LIB) $(GSSRPC_LIBS)
GSS_LIBS	= $(GSS_KRB5_LIB)
# needs fixing if ever used on Mac OS X!
GSSRPC_LIBS	= -lgssrpc $(GSS_LIBS)
KADM_COMM_LIBS	= $(GSSRPC_LIBS)
# need fixing if ever used on Mac OS X!
KADMSRV_LIBS	= -lkadm5srv_mit $(HESIOD_LIBS) $(KDB5_LIBS) $(KADM_COMM_LIBS)
KADMCLNT_LIBS	= -lkadm5clnt_mit $(KADM_COMM_LIBS)

# libutil for NetBSD, et al. for openpty(), etc.
UTIL_LIB	= @UTIL_LIB@

# Misc stuff for linking server programs (and maybe some others,
# eventually) but which we don't want to install.
APPUTILS_LIB	= -lapputils

# So test programs can find their libraries without "make install", etc.
KRB5_RUN_ENV=@KRB5_RUN_ENV@
KRB5_RUN_VARS=@KRB5_RUN_VARS@

#
# variables for --with-tcl=
TCL_LIBS	= @TCL_LIBS@
TCL_LIBPATH	= @TCL_LIBPATH@
TCL_RPATH	= @TCL_RPATH@
TCL_MAYBE_RPATH = @TCL_MAYBE_RPATH@
TCL_INCLUDES	= @TCL_INCLUDES@

# Crypto and PRNG back-end selections
CRYPTO_IMPL	= @CRYPTO_IMPL@
PRNG_ALG	= @PRNG_ALG@

# error table rules
#
### /* these are invoked as $(...) foo.et, which works, but could be better */
COMPILE_ET= $(COMPILE_ET-@COM_ERR_VERSION@)
COMPILE_ET-sys= compile_et
COMPILE_ET-k5= $(BUILDTOP)/util/et/compile_et -d $(top_srcdir)/util/et

.SUFFIXES:  .h .c .et .ct

# These versions cause both .c and .h files to be generated at once.
# But GNU make doesn't understand this, and parallel builds can trigger
# both of them at once, causing them to stomp on each other.  The versions
# below only update one of the files, so compile_et has to get run twice,
# but it won't break parallel builds.
#.et.h: ; $(COMPILE_ET) $<
#.et.c: ; $(COMPILE_ET) $<

.et.h:
	$(RM) et-h-$*.et et-h-$*.c et-h-$*.h
	$(CP) $< et-h-$*.et
	$(COMPILE_ET) et-h-$*.et
	$(MV) et-h-$*.h $*.h
	$(RM) et-h-$*.et et-h-$*.c
.et.c:
	$(RM) et-c-$*.et et-c-$*.c et-c-$*.h
	$(CP) $< et-c-$*.et
	$(COMPILE_ET) et-c-$*.et
	$(MV) et-c-$*.c $*.c
	$(RM) et-c-$*.et et-c-$*.h

# rule to make object files
#
.SUFFIXES: .cpp .c .o
.c.o:
	$(CC) $(ALL_CFLAGS) -c $<
# Use .cpp because that's what autoconf uses in its test.
# If the compiler doesn't accept a .cpp suffix here, it wouldn't
# have accepted it when autoconf tested it.
.cpp.o:
	$(CXX) $(ALL_CXXFLAGS) -c $<

# ss command table rules
#
MAKE_COMMANDS= $(MAKE_COMMANDS-@SS_VERSION@)
MAKE_COMMANDS-sys= mk_cmds
MAKE_COMMANDS-k5= $(BUILDTOP)/util/ss/mk_cmds

.ct.c:
	$(MAKE_COMMANDS) $<

## Parameters to be set by configure for use in lib.in:
##
#
# These settings are for building shared libraries only.  Including
# libpriv.in will override with values appropriate for static
# libraries that we don't install.  Some values will depend on whether
# the platform supports major and minor version number extensions on
# shared libraries, hence the FOO_@@ settings.

LN_S=@LN_S@
AR=@AR@

# Set to "lib$(LIBBASE)$(STEXT) lib$(LIBBASE)$(SHEXT) lib$(LIBBASE)$(PFEXT)" or
# some subset thereof by configure; determines which types of libs get
# built.
LIBLIST=@LIBLIST@

# Set by configure; list of library symlinks to make to $(TOPLIBD)
LIBLINKS=@LIBLINKS@

# Set by configure; name of plugin module to build (libfoo.a or foo.so)
PLUGIN=@PLUGIN@

# Set by configure; symlink for plugin module for static plugin linking
PLUGINLINK=@PLUGINLINK@

# Set by configure; list of install targets for libraries
LIBINSTLIST=@LIBINSTLIST@

# Set by configure; install target
PLUGININST=@PLUGININST@

# Some of these should really move to pre.in, since programs will need
# it too. (e.g. stuff that has dependencies on the libraries)

# usually .a
STLIBEXT=@STLIBEXT@

# usually .so.$(LIBMAJOR).$(LIBMINOR)
SHLIBVEXT=@SHLIBVEXT@

# usually .so.$(LIBMAJOR) (to allow for major-version compat)
SHLIBSEXT=@SHLIBSEXT@

# usually .so
SHLIBEXT=@SHLIBEXT@

# usually _p.a
PFLIBEXT=@PFLIBEXT@

#
DYNOBJEXT=@DYNOBJEXT@
MAKE_DYNOBJ_COMMAND=@MAKE_DYNOBJ_COMMAND@
DYNOBJ_EXPDEPS=@DYNOBJ_EXPDEPS@
DYNOBJ_EXPFLAGS=@DYNOBJ_EXPFLAGS@

# File with symbol names to be exported, both functions and data,
# currently not distinguished.
SHLIB_EXPORT_FILE=$(srcdir)/$(LIBPREFIX)$(LIBBASE).exports

# File that needs to be current for building the shared library,
# usually SHLIB_EXPORT_FILE, but not always, if we have to convert
# it to another, intermediate form for the linker.
SHLIB_EXPORT_FILE_DEP=@SHLIB_EXPORT_FILE_DEP@

# Command to run to build a shared library.
# In systems that require multiple commands, like AIX, it may need
# to change to rearrange where the various parameters fit in.
MAKE_SHLIB_COMMAND=@MAKE_SHLIB_COMMAND@

# run path flags for explicit libraries depending on this one,
# e.g. "-R$(SHLIB_RPATH)"
SHLIB_RPATH_FLAGS=@SHLIB_RPATH_FLAGS@

# flags for explicit libraries depending on this one,
# e.g. "$(SHLIB_RPATH_FLAGS) $(SHLIB_SHLIB_DIRFLAGS) $(SHLIB_EXPLIBS)"
SHLIB_EXPFLAGS=@SHLIB_EXPFLAGS@

## Parameters to be set by configure for use in libobj.in:

# Set to "OBJS.ST OBJS.SH OBJS.PF" or some subset thereof by
# configure; determines which types of object files get built.
OBJLISTS=@OBJLISTS@

# Note that $(LIBSRCS) *cannot* contain any variable references, or
# the suffix substitution will break on some platforms!
SHLIBOBJS=$(STLIBOBJS:.o=@SHOBJEXT@)
PFLIBOBJS=$(STLIBOBJS:.o=@PFOBJEXT@)

# "$(CC) -G", "$(LD) -Bshareable", etc.
LDCOMBINE=@LDCOMBINE@

#
# rules to make various types of object files
#
PICFLAGS=@PICFLAGS@
PROFFLAGS=@PROFFLAGS@

# platform-dependent temporary files that should get cleaned up
EXTRA_FILES=@EXTRA_FILES@

VALGRIND=
# Need absolute paths here because under kshd or ftpd we may run programs
# while in other directories.
VALGRIND_LOGDIR = `cd $(BUILDTOP)&&pwd`
VALGRIND1 = valgrind --tool=memcheck --log-file=$(VALGRIND_LOGDIR)/vg.%p --trace-children=yes -v --leak-check=yes --suppressions=`cd $(top_srcdir)&&pwd`/util/valgrind-suppressions

# Set OFFLINE=yes to disable tests that assume network connectivity.
# (Specifically, this concerns the ability to fetch DNS data for
# mit.edu, to verify that SRV queries are working.)  Note that other
# tests still assume that the local hostname can be resolved into
# something that looks like an FQDN, with an IPv4 address.
OFFLINE=no

# Used when running Python tests.
PYTESTFLAGS=

##
## end of pre.in
############################################################