use BUILT_SOURCES to avoid listing client.cpp and server.cpp dependencies manually...

[libt2n] / example-codegen / Makefile.am

INCLUDES = -I$(top_srcdir)/src @BOOST_CPPFLAGS@ @CPPUNIT_CFLAGS@ -I$(top_srcdir)/codegen

LDADD = $(top_builddir)/src/libt2n.la @BOOST_SERIALIZATION_LIB@ @BOOST_LDFLAGS@

libdefault_la_SOURCES = default_client.cpp
libother_la_SOURCES = other_client.cpp
noinst_LTLIBRARIES = libdefault.la libother.la


CMDGROUPS = default other

client_SOURCES = client.cpp
client_LDADD = $(LDADD) libdefault.la libother.la

server_SOURCES = server.cpp \
	other.cpp other_server.cpp \
	default.cpp default_server.cpp \
	foo.hxx

noinst_PROGRAMS = client server

codegen.stamp: default.cpp other.cpp $(top_builddir)/codegen/codegen
# assuming we have some unix like shell
	for i in $(CMDGROUPS); do \
		cp -v $(top_srcdir)/codegen/codegen-stubhead.hxx $${i}_common.hxx; \
		cp -v $(top_srcdir)/codegen/codegen-stubhead.hxx $${i}_server.hxx; \
	done
# todo use tmp file for xml file
	for i in $(CMDGROUPS); do \
		gccxml $(DEFS) $(INCLUDES) $(AM_CPPFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(AM_CXXFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) $${i}.cpp -fxml=$${i}.xml; \
		$(top_builddir)/codegen/codegen $${i}.cpp $${i}.xml $${i}; \
	done; touch $@

DEFAULT_GENERATED = default_common.hxx default_common.cpp default_client.hxx default_client.cpp default_server.hxx default_server.cpp
$(DEFAULT_GENERATED): codegen.stamp

OTHER_GENERATED = other_common.hxx other_common.cpp other_client.hxx other_client.cpp other_server.hxx other_server.cpp
$(OTHER_GENERATED): codegen.stamp

BUILT_SOURCES = $(DEFAULT_GENERATED) $(OTHER_GENERATED)

TESTS = test

CLEANFILES = codegen.stamp

# TODO:
# howto generate Makefile(.in) from something like this:

# CMDGROUPS = default other

# default_SOURCES = default-1.cpp default-2.cpp
# other_SOURCES = other.cpp

# TESTS = test

# server_SOURCES = server.cpp default foo.hxx