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 #

 # FreeType 2 host platform detection rules

 #

 # Copyright 1996-2003, 2006, 2008, 2013 by

 # David Turner, Robert Wilhelm, and Werner Lemberg.

 #

 # This file is part of the FreeType project, and may only be used, modified,

 # and distributed under the terms of the FreeType project license,

 # LICENSE.TXT.  By continuing to use, modify, or distribute this file you

 # indicate that you have read the license and understand and accept it

 # fully.

 # This sub-Makefile is in charge of detecting the current platform.  It sets

 # the following variables:

 #

 #   BUILD_DIR    The configuration and system-specific directory.  Usually

 #                `builds/$(PLATFORM)' but can be different for custom builds

 #                of the library.

 #

 # The following variables must be defined in system specific `detect.mk'

 # files:

 #

 #   PLATFORM     The detected platform.  This will default to `ansi' if

 #                auto-detection fails.

 #   CONFIG_FILE  The configuration sub-makefile to use.  This usually depends

 #                on the compiler defined in the `CC' environment variable.

 #   DELETE       The shell command used to remove a given file.

 #   COPY         The shell command used to copy one file.

 #   SEP          The platform-specific directory separator.

 #   COMPILER_SEP The separator used in arguments of the compilation tools.

 #   CC           The compiler to use.

 #

 # You need to set the following variable(s) before calling it:

 #

 #   TOP_DIR      The top-most directory in the FreeType library source

 #                hierarchy.  If not defined, it will default to `.'.

 # Set auto-detection default to `ansi' resp. UNIX-like operating systems.

 #

 PLATFORM     := ansi

 DELETE       := $(RM)

 COPY         := cp

 CAT          := cat

 SEP          := /

 BUILD_CONFIG := $(TOP_DIR)/builds

 # These two assignments must be delayed.

 BUILD_DIR    = $(BUILD_CONFIG)/$(PLATFORM)

 CONFIG_RULES = $(BUILD_DIR)/$(CONFIG_FILE)

 # We define the BACKSLASH variable to hold a single back-slash character.

 # This is needed because a line like

 #

 #   SEP := \

 #

 # does not work with GNU Make (the backslash is interpreted as a line

 # continuation).  While a line like

 #

 #   SEP := \\

 #

 # really defines $(SEP) as `\' on Unix, and `\\' on Dos and Windows!

 #

 BACKSLASH := $(strip \ )

 # Find all auto-detectable platforms.

 #

 PLATFORMS := $(notdir $(subst /detect.mk,,$(wildcard $(BUILD_CONFIG)/*/detect.mk)))

 .PHONY: $(PLATFORMS) ansi

 # Filter out platform specified as setup target.

 #

 PLATFORM := $(firstword $(filter $(MAKECMDGOALS),$(PLATFORMS)))

 # If no setup target platform was specified, enable auto-detection/

 # default platform.

 #

 ifeq ($(PLATFORM),)

   PLATFORM := ansi

 endif

 # If the user has explicitly asked for `ansi' on the command line,

 # disable auto-detection.

 #

 ifeq ($(findstring ansi,$(MAKECMDGOALS)),)

   # Now, include all detection rule files found in the `builds/<system>'

   # directories.  Note that the calling order of the various `detect.mk'

   # files isn't predictable.

   #

   include $(wildcard $(BUILD_CONFIG)/*/detect.mk)

 endif

 # In case no detection rule file was successful, use the default.

 #

 ifndef CONFIG_FILE

   CONFIG_FILE := ansi.mk

   setup: std_setup

   .PHONY: setup

 endif

 # The following targets are equivalent, with the exception that they use

 # a slightly different syntax for the `echo' command.

 #

 # std_setup: defined for most (i.e. Unix-like) platforms

 # dos_setup: defined for Dos-ish platforms like Dos, Windows & OS/2

 #

 .PHONY: std_setup dos_setup

 std_setup:

 	@echo ""

 	@echo "$(PROJECT_TITLE) build system -- automatic system detection"

 	@echo ""

 	@echo "The following settings are used:"

 	@echo ""

 	@echo "  platform                    $(PLATFORM)"

 	@echo "  compiler                    $(CC)"

 	@echo "  configuration directory     $(BUILD_DIR)"

 	@echo "  configuration rules         $(CONFIG_RULES)"

 	@echo ""

 	@echo "If this does not correspond to your system or settings please remove the file"

 	@echo "\`$(CONFIG_MK)' from this directory then read the INSTALL file for help."

 	@echo ""

 	@echo "Otherwise, simply type \`$(MAKE)' again to build the library,"

 	@echo "or \`$(MAKE) refdoc' to build the API reference (the latter needs python)."

 	@echo ""

 	@$(COPY) $(CONFIG_RULES) $(CONFIG_MK)

 # Special case for Dos, Windows, OS/2, where echo "" doesn't work correctly!

 #

 dos_setup:

 	@type builds$(SEP)newline

 	@echo $(PROJECT_TITLE) build system -- automatic system detection

 	@type builds$(SEP)newline

 	@echo The following settings are used:

 	@type builds$(SEP)newline

 	@echo   platform˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙$(PLATFORM)

 	@echo   compiler˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙$(CC)

 	@echo   configuration directory˙˙˙˙˙˙$(subst /,$(SEP),$(BUILD_DIR))

 	@echo   configuration rules˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙$(subst /,$(SEP),$(CONFIG_RULES))

 	@type builds$(SEP)newline

 	@echo If this does not correspond to your system or settings please remove the file

 	@echo '$(CONFIG_MK)' from this directory then read the INSTALL file for help.

 	@type builds$(SEP)newline

 	@echo Otherwise, simply type 'make' again to build the library.

 	@echo or 'make refdoc' to build the API reference (the latter needs python).

 	@type builds$(SEP)newline

 	@$(COPY) $(subst /,$(SEP),$(CONFIG_RULES) $(CONFIG_MK)) > nul

 # EOF