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SUBDIRS = src lib scm scripts
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SUBDIRS = src lib scm
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DIST_SUBDIRS = $(SUBDIRS) autotools debian doc examples util
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EXTRA_DIST = \
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.TH LDFLAGS-ELK 1
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.SH NAME
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ldflags-elk \- echo the LDFLAGS required for linking the Elk
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interpreter kernel.
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B ldflags-elk
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.SH AUTHOR
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This manual page was written by E. Zanardi,
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for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
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.TH LINKSCHEME 1
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.SH NAME
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linkscheme \- links ELK Scheme interpreter with your application
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B linkscheme
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.I "output-file [object-file ...]"
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.SH "DESCRIPTION"
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This script creates an interpreter that is linked statically with your
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extensions and/or application-specific object files (usually on platforms
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that don't support incremental linking).
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The first argument is the executable to be created, the remaining
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arguments are the object files and optional libraries.
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.SH AUTHOR
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This manual page was written by E. Zanardi,
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for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
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.TH MAKEDL 1
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.SH NAME
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makedl \- create dynamically loadable extension
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B makedl
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.I "output-file object-file ... [library ...]"
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.SH "DESCRIPTION"
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.B makedl
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can be used to link one dynamically loadable extension (an object file); or
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combine several object files into one dynamically loadable extension
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and resolve against libraries.
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.SH AUTHOR
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This manual page was written by E. Zanardi,
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for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
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doc/man/elk.1
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debian/ldflags-elk.1
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debian/linkscheme.1
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debian/makedl.1
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debian/scheme-elk.1
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# dh_installinit
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# dh_installcron
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# dh_installmanpages
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dh_installman
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dh_installman doc/man/elk.1
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# dh_installinfo
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# dh_undocumented
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dh_installchangelogs NEWS
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.so man1/elk.1
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Running `make' in this directory creates the localized versions of the
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shell scripts from the (unlocalized) source files in the subdirectory
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`src'. A script `makedl' (without suffix) is created by choosing the
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correct makedl-xyz version from src.
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Running `make install' copies linkscheme, ldflags, and makedl into
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$install_dir/lib.
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The shell script `linkscheme' can be used used to link the Scheme
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interpreter statically with a number of extensions and/or with an
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application. The script `makedl' is used to create a dynamically
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loadable object file from one or more ordinary object files. There is
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one `makedl-xyz' script in `src' for each dynamic loading mechanism
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supported by Elk; the `xyz' suffix corresponds to the possible values
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of $load_obj in config/system.
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The shell script `ldflags' echoes the linker flags that are required to
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link the interpreter (at least -lm). You are supposed to use this
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script in your Makefiles when linking the interpreter with extensions
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and/or an application.
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. ../config/system
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. ../config/site
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if [ _$load_obj = _ ]; then
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load_obj=none
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fi
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echo Building Makefile.local...
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cat <<EOT >Makefile.local
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# This Makefile was produced by running ./build in this directory.
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SHELL=/bin/sh
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FILES= linkscheme makedl ldflags
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all: \$(FILES)
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localize: \$(FILES)
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linkscheme: src/linkscheme ../config/system ../config/site
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\$(SHELL) src/\$@ > \$@
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chmod +x \$@
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makedl: src/makedl-$load_obj ../config/system ../config/site
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\$(SHELL) src/makedl-$load_obj > \$@
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chmod +x \$@
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ldflags: src/ldflags ../config/system ../config/site
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\$(SHELL) src/\$@ > \$@
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chmod +x \$@
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install: \$(FILES)
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-@if [ ! -d $install_dir/bin ]; then \\
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echo mkdir $install_dir/bin; \\
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mkdir $install_dir/bin; \\
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fi
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cp linkscheme $install_dir/bin
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cp makedl $install_dir/bin
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-@if [ ! -d $install_dir/lib/elk ]; then \\
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echo mkdir $install_dir/lib/elk; \\
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mkdir -p $install_dir/lib/elk; \\
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fi
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cp ldflags $install_dir/lib/elk
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distclean:
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rm -f \$(FILES) Makefile.local
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EOT
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. ../config/system
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. ../config/site
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cat <<HERE
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#!/bin/sh
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# Echo the LDFLAGS required for linking the Elk interpreter kernel.
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echo $ldflags
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HERE
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. ../config/system
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. ../config/site
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cat <<HERE
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#!/bin/sh
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# This script creates an interpreter that is linked statically with your
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# extensions and/or application-specific object files (usually on platforms
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# that don't support incremental linking).
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#
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# The first argument is the executable to be created, the remaining
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# arguments are the object files and optional libraries.
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#
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# See INSTALL in the toplevel directory of the distribution for an
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# example and further information.
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if [ \$# = 0 ]
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then
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echo Usage: "\$0: output-file [object-files]"
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exit 1
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fi
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ofile=$final_dir/lib/elk/standalone.o
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aout=\$1
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if [ -f \$aout ]
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then
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echo \$aout already exists.
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exit 1
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fi
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shift
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extensions=\$*
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# A special case is required for AIX. The AIX linker discards all object
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# files whose external symbols are not referenced. This stupid \`garbage
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# collection' cannot be switched off. Since extensions do not have entry
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# points that are called directly, they are garbage collected away by the
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# linker (the interpreter scans its symbol table on startup to find the
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# entry points and calls them indirectly by using the symbol values).
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#
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# To avoid this, we have to create an \`export list' containing at least one
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# external function from each extension. We are using the elk_init_
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# functions, as it is guaranteed that each extensions exports at least one
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# such function.
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#
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# We grep in the nm output for all lines of this form (i.e. entries that
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# start with .elk_init_ and have a symbol type of "extern"):
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#
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# .elk_init_foobar | 113520|extern| | | |.text
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#
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# then select the symbol name, and delete the initial period.
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case $system in
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*-aix3*-cc)
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echo Creating export list for AIX 3.x linker:
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for e in \$extensions
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do
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case \$e in
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-l*) ;;
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*)
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nm -e \$e | grep '^\.$init_prefix.*|extern|' | sed -e 's/[|.]//g'\\
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| awk '{print \$1}' >> exportlist
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;;
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esac
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done
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cat exportlist
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$cc -o \$aout -bexport:exportlist \$ofile \$extensions $ldflags
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rm exportlist
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;;
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*-aix4*-cc)
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echo Creating export list for AIX 4.x linker:
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for e in \$extensions
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do
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case \$e in
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-l*) ;;
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*)
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nm \$e | grep '^\.$init_prefix.* *T ' \\
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;;
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esac
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done
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cat exportlist
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$cc -o \$aout -bexport:exportlist \$ofile \$extensions $ldflags
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rm exportlist
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;;
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*)
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$cc -o \$aout \$ofile \$extensions $ldflags
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;;
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esac
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chmod +x \$aout
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HERE
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. ../config/system
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. ../config/site
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cat <<HERE
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#!/bin/sh
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# Link one dynamically loadable extension (an object file); or
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# combine several object files into one dynamically loadable extension
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# and resolve against libraries.
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#
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# Arguments are the output file and one or more object files and libraries.
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if [ \$# -lt 2 ]; then
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echo Usage: "\$0: output-file object-files [libraries]"
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exit 1
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fi
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output=\$1
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shift
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$ld -r $obj_ldflags \$*
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mv a.out \$output
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chmod 644 \$output
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HERE
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. ../config/system
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. ../config/site
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cat <<HERE
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#!/bin/sh
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# Link one dynamically loadable extension (an object file); or
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# combine several object files into one dynamically loadable extension
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#
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# Arguments are the output file and one or more object files and libraries.
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if [ \$# -lt 2 ]; then
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echo Usage: "\$0: output-file object-files [libraries]"
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exit 1
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fi
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output=\$1
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shift
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$ld -r $obj_ldflags $xflag \$*
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mv a.out \$output
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chmod 644 \$output
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HERE
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. ../config/system
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. ../config/site
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cat <<HERE
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#!/bin/sh
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# Dynamic loading is not supported on this platform. This shell script
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# just combines several .o files into a single .o file.
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#
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# Arguments are the output file and one or more object files and libraries.
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if [ \$# -lt 2 ]; then
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echo Usage: "\$0: output-file object-files [libraries]"
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exit 1
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fi
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output=\$1
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shift
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if [ \$# != 1 -o _\$1 != _\$output ]; then
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$ld -r $obj_ldflags $xflag \$*
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mv a.out \$output
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chmod 644 \$output
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fi
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cat <<HERE
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#
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# Arguments are the output file and one or more object files and libraries.
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if [ \$# -lt 2 ]; then
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echo Usage: "\$0: output-file object-files [libraries]"
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exit 1
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fi
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output=\$1
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shift
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$ld -r -o \$output $obj_ldflags $xflag \$*
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chmod 644 \$output
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cat <<HERE
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#!/bin/sh
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# Link one dynamically loadable extension (an object file); or
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# combine several object files into one dynamically loadable extension
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#
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# Arguments are the output file and one or more object files and libraries.
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if [ \$# -lt 2 ]; then
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echo Usage: "\$0: output-file object-files [libraries]"
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exit 1
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fi
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output=\$1
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shift
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$ld -b $obj_ldflags $xflag \$*
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mv a.out \$output
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chmod 755 \$output
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HERE
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