# CKOKER.MAK, Version 10.0 # See CKOMAK.HLP for further information. # Authors: # Jeffrey Altman, Frank da Cruz, Columbia University, New York City, USA # David Goodwin # # Last update: # # -- Makefile to build C-Kermit 10.0 for OS/2 and Windows NT -- # # The result is a runnable program called CKOKER32.EXE (OS/2) or CKNKER.EXE # (NT), or K95G (NT, GUI) in the current directory. Or if you "make winsetup", # SETUP.EXE. # # To override the following definitions without having to edit this file, # define them as environment variables and then run NMAKE with the /E switch. # which operating system PLATFORM = NT K95BUILD = K95 # IBM VisualAge Libs VISUALAGE = C:\IBMCXX0 # for IBM TCP/IP 1.2.1 # While tcpipdll.lib is on the Warp 4 CD-ROM, the headers are not. You likely # need the IBM TCP/IP 1.2.1 Programmers Tool Kit and probably some updates like # PROGCSD.EXE to build cko32i12.dll IBM12DIR = C:\TCPIP IBM12LIBS = $(IBM12DIR)\lib\tcpipdll.lib IBM12INC = $(IBM12DIR)\include # for IBM TCP/IP 2.0 # This should be the IBM TCP/IP 2.0 Programmers Tool Kit, but the SDK on the # Warp 4 CD-ROM seems to work too. Set IBM20DIR in setenv.cmd (OS/2), or follow # the instructions in \ibmtcp\README.md (Windows). #IBM20DIR = C:\TCPIP IBM20LIBS = $(IBM20DIR)\lib\tcp32dll.lib $(IBM20DIR)\lib\so32dll.lib IBM20INC = $(IBM20DIR)\include # for FTP PC/TCP 1.3 FTP13DIR = C:\DEVKIT FTP13LIBS32 = $(FTP13DIR)\lib\socket32.lib FTP13LIBS16 = $(FTP13DIR)\lib\socket16.lib FTP13INC = $(FTP13DIR)\include # for Novell LAN Workplace 3.0 LWP30DIR = C:\LANWP\TOOLKIT LWP30LIBS32 = $(LWP30DIR)\os2lib20\socklib.lib LWP30INC = $(LWP30DIR)\inc20 # Manually Specify TCP/IP support DLLs to build #OS2TCPDLLS = cko32i41.dll cko32i20.dll # Options are: # cko32i41.dll - for IBM TCP/IP 4.1+ (MPTS 5.3+), the "new" 32-bit TCP/IP stack # cko32i20.dll - for IBM TCP/IP 2.0-4.0 # cko32i12.dll - for IBM TCP/IP 1.2.1 # cko32f13.dll - for FTP PC/TCP 1.3 # cko32n30.dll - for Novell LAN Workplace 3.0 (cko32n30.dll was never released) # If not specified, any DLLs you can build will be configured automatically # based on compiler and available SDKs # Base flags for all versions of Visual C++ (and Open Watcom # pretending to be Visual C++) #!if "$(DEBUG)" == "-DNDEBUG" # Doing a release build !if "$(CKB_STATIC_CRT_NT)"=="yes" !message Building with statically linked native CRT as requested. COMMON_CFLAGS = /MT !else COMMON_CFLAGS = /MD !endif #!else # Doing a Debug build, use the Debug CRT #!if "$(CKB_STATIC_CRT)"=="yes" #!message Building with statically linked native CRT as requested. #COMMON_CFLAGS = /MTd #!else #COMMON_CFLAGS = /MDd #!endif #!endif # These options are used for all Windows .exe targets !if "$(CKB_DEV_CHECKS)" == "yes" # Enable extra runtime checks. These only work with a debug build and # Visual C++ 2002 and newer COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /RTCsu !else COMMON_OPTS = /O2 !endif # These are: # /GA Optimise for Windows Application (ignored by Open Watcom) # /Ox Maximum Opts (= /Ogityb2 /Gs in VC6/7.0) # If Visual C++ <= 2003 or Open Watcom: # /G5 Optimise for Pentium # These may be good to add at some point # /GS Buffer Security Check (since VC 2022, maybe earlier versions) # /guard:cf Control Flow Guard (since VC 2017, maybe earlier versions) # Formerly, the following options were used: # Option Targets Description # /G4 A Optimise for 486 # /Ot A Favor code speed # /Og A Enable global optimisations (included in /Ox) # /Oi A, msvcp Enable intrinsic functions (included in /Ox) # /Ox B Maximum Opts # /G5 B, msvcp Optimise for Pentium # /GA B, msvcp Optimise for Windows Application # /Ob1 msvcp Inline expansion (default n=0) # Where: # A = winsetup, test, rlogin, telnet # B = k95g, kui, msvc-iksd, msvc !if "$(CK_DETECT_COMPILER)" != "no" CMP = VCXX COMPILER = unknown COMPILER_VERSION = assuming Visual C++ 1.0 MSC_VER = 80 TARGET_CPU = x86 !endif WIN32_VERSION=0x0400 # So that we can set the minimum subsystem version when needed SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE=console SUBSYSTEM_WIN32=windows # These are not supported by Visual C++ prior to 4.0 # /GF enables read-only string pooling CFLAG_GF=/GF # Try to detect the compiler version being used so we can adjust # compiler flags accordingly. !message Attempting to detect compiler... !include compiler_detect.mak !if "$(MIPS_CENTAUR)" == "yes" !message !message MIPS Centaur compiler - forcing build with statically linked CRT. # /QmipsOb5000 increases the basic block threshold for optimisation COMMON_CFLAGS = /D_MT /QmipsOb5000 CKB_STATIC_CRT_NT = yes !endif !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" # Figure out which OS/2 TCP/IP Support DLLs to build !if "$(OS2TCPDLLS)" == "" # Open Watcom can always build cko32i41.dll !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" OS2TCPDLLS=$(OS2TCPDLLS) cko32i41.dll !endif # If setenv found the IBM TCP/IP 2.0-4.0 SDK, then build that too !if "$(CKB_IBMTCP20)" == "yes" OS2TCPDLLS=$(OS2TCPDLLS) cko32i20.dll !endif !Message Building these TCP/IP DLLs: $(OS2TCPDLLS) !endif !endif # This turns features on and off based on set feature flags (CKF_*), the # platform being targeted, and the compiler currently in use. !include feature_flags.mak !if "$(CKB_OPT_SIZE)" == "yes" # Optimize for minimal size COMMON_OPTS = /O1 !endif !message !message !message =============================================================================== !message C-Kermit Build Configuration !message =============================================================================== !message Platform: $(PLATFORM) !message Build: $(K95BUILD) !message Architecture: $(TARGET_CPU) !if "$(CROSS_BUILD)" == "yes" !if "$(CROSS_BUILD_COMPATIBLE)" == "yes" !message Host Architecture: $(HOST_CPU) (cross-compiling to compatible architecture) !else !message Host Architecture: $(HOST_CPU) (cross-compiling) !endif !else !message Host Architecture: $(HOST_CPU) !endif !message Compiler: $(COMPILER) !message Compiler Version: $(COMPILER_VERSION) !message Compiler Target Platform: $(TARGET_PLATFORM) !message Enabled Features: $(ENABLED_FEATURES) !message Disabled Features: $(DISABLED_FEATURES) !message =============================================================================== !message !message !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" !if "$(CMP)" == "OWCL" # Standard windows headers from MinGW that don't come with Open Watcom: INCLUDE = $(INCLUDE);ow\; !endif # EndIf CMP == OWCL !if ($(MSC_VER) < 80) !error Unsupported compiler version. Visual C++ 1.0 32-bit edition or newer required. !endif # EndIf MSC_VER < 80 # TODO: Much of this compiler flag work should be applied to the KUI Makefile # too # Check to see if we're using Visual C++ and targeting 64bit x86. If so # then tell the linker we're targeting x86-64 !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "x86-64" LDFLAGS = $(LDFLAGS) /MACHINE:X64 !endif # EndIf TARGET_CPU == x86-64 !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "AXP64" # This compiler is capable of targeting AXP64, so add the build flag to do that. COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /Ap64 LINKFLAGS = $(LINKFLAGS) /MACHINE:ALPHA64 !endif # EndIf TARGET_CPU == AXP64 !if ("$(DEBUG)" != "-DNDEBUG") && ($(MSC_VER) <= 130) # This debug flag is only valid on Visual C++ 6.0 and older. LINKFLAGS = $(LINKFLAGS) /debugtype:both !endif # EndIf DEBUG != -DNDEBUG and MSC_VER <= 130 !if ($(MSC_VER) >= 170) && ($(MSC_VER) <= 192) # Starting with Visual C++ 2012, the default subsystem version is set to 6.0 # which makes the generated binaries invalid on anything older than Windows # Vista (you get the "is not a valid win32 application" error). Visual C++ 2012 # through to 2019 are capable of targeting Windows XP so we set the subsystem # version to 5.1 so the generated binaries are compatible. !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "x86" SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE=console,5.1 SUBSYSTEM_WIN32=windows,5.1 !elseif "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "x86-64" # AMD64 was first supported in Windows NT 5.2 (Server 2003, XP x64 Edition) SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE=console,5.2 SUBSYSTEM_WIN32=windows,5.2 !endif !endif # EndIf MSC_VER >= 170 and MSC_VER <= 192 !if ($(MSC_VER) == 80) && ("$(TARGET_CPU)" == "AXP" || "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "MIPS") # The linker included with the NT 3.50 SDK for Alpha can't handle # K95 (complains "LINK : error LNK1155: Special symbol 'end' already defined."), # and the NT 3.1 SDK for MIPS doesn't even include the normal Visual C++ linker. # So to support using a newer linker that has less problems, we'll set # the subsystem version so the result still works on NT 3.1/3.50 SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE=console,3.1 SUBSYSTEM_WIN32=windows,3.1 !endif # EndIf MSC_VER == 80 and ( TARGET_CPU == AXP OR TARGET_CPU == MIPS ) !if ($(MSC_VER) > 90) !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" != "MIPS" # This flag isn't valid on Visual C++ 4.0 MIPS (or, I assume, any other version) # It isn't supported by any WATCOM or Open Watcom compilers !if "$(CMP)" == "VCXX" COMMON_OPTS = $(COMMON_OPTS) /GA !endif !endif # EndIf TARGET_CPU != MIPS !endif # EndIf MSC_VER > 90 !if "$(CMP)" == "VCXX" # PDB Generation Stuff !if ($(MSC_VER) < 180) && ("$(ISJOM)" == "yes") && ("$(CKB_MAKE_PDB)" != "yes") !message Make is JOM and compiler is older than Visual C++ 2013. Can't reliably !message synchronise writes to a PDB file with this compiler. Disabling PDB !message generation. override with: set CKB_MAKE_PDB=yes but you may get build !message errors. CKB_MAKE_PDB=no !endif # EndIf MSC_VER < 180 and ISJOM == yes and CKB_MAKE_PDB != yes !if "$(CKB_MAKE_PDB)" != "no" # Lets see if we can make a PDB file! This requires Visual C++ 4.0 or newer. !if ($(MSC_VER) > 90) !message Enabling PDB generation COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /Zi # /FS is required to synchronise writes to a PDB when doing parallel builds with # something like JOM. It was introduced in Visual C++ 2013. !if ($(MSC_VER) >= 180) COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /FS !endif # EndIf MSC_VER >= 180 LDDEBUG = $(LDDEBUG) /DEBUG:full /OPT:REF /INCREMENTAL:NO /PROFILE # /OPT:ICF is new in Visual C++ 5.0 !if ($(MSC_VER) >= 110) LDDEBUG = $(LDDEBUG) /OPT:ICF !endif # EndIf MSC_VER >= 110 !endif # EndIf MSC_VER > 90 !endif # EndIf CKB_MAKE_PDB != no # End PDB Generation Stuff !if "$(CKB_ASAN)" == "yes" COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /fsanitize=address !endif # If CKB_ASAN !else # Else CMP == VCXX !if "$(CKB_MAKE_PDB)" != "no" COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /Z7 LDDEBUG = $(LDDEBUG) /DEBUG:full /OPT:REF !endif # EndIf CKB_MAKE_PDB != no !endif # EndIf CMP == VCXX !if ($(MSC_VER) < 140) # These flags and options are deprecated or unsupported # from Visual C++ 2005 (v8.0) and up. # /GX- is new in Visual C++ 2.0 !if ($(MSC_VER) > 80) COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /GX- !endif # EndIf MSC_VER > 80 !if ($(MSC_VER) < 100) # Visual C++ 2.0 and 1.0 32-bit edition don't support these flags, so don't # use them. CFLAG_GF= !endif # EndIf MSC_VER < 100 COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /Ze # These are: /Ze Enable extensions (default) # /GX- Enable C++ Exception handling (same as /EHs /EHc) # /YX Automatic .PCH # Jom runs multiple instances of cl in parallel which causes problems with PCH locking. # So only generate PCH files when nmake instead of jom. !if "$(ISJOM)" == "no" COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /YX !endif # EndIf ISJOM == no !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "x86" # Optimise for Pentium COMMON_OPTS = $(COMMON_OPTS) /G5 !endif # EndIf TARGET_CPU == x86 !else # Else MSC_VER < 140 COMMON_CFLAGS = $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /EHs-c- # These are: /EHs-c- Enable C++ Exception handling (replaces /GX-) !endif # EndIf MSC_VER < 140 RCDEFINES=/dWINVER=0x0400 !endif # EndIf PLATFORM == NT RCDEFINES=$(RCDEFINES) /dCOMPILER_$(CMP) !if "$(SSH_LIB)" == "" SSH_LIB = ssh.lib !endif !if "$(REXX_LIB)" == "" REXX_LIB = rexx.lib !endif O=.obj #---------- Compiler targets: # # To build: "[dn]make " unknown: @echo Please specify target: "ibmc", "msvc" or "clean" # IMPORTANT: When building with TCP/IP support, edit the IBM-supplied # TCPIP\INCLUDE\NETLIB.H to remove the spurious #define for SIGALRM! # Similarly, the FTP Software PC/TCP devkit header files will need some # editing to correct far vs _far confusion. # IBM C Set++ 2.x (32-bit) with static linking -- no DLL's required. # Which is good, because otherwise users would need to have the IBM # OS/2 development system C libraries on their PCs. # - Current CSDs are CTC0011 and CTU0003 # - Current LINK386 is 2.01.016 # # -G4 optimizes for the i486 pipeline. It might make the program run a bit # faster on 486 and above, but it also increases the size of .EXE by about # 30K. The result still runs OK on i386 processors. # Add -G4 to the CC= line below if you want i486 optimization. # # msgbind does not use any environment variables to find DDE4.MSG. Therefore, # its path (on the system where you are building C-Kermit) must be edited into # CKOKER.MSB, or the DDE4.MSG file must be copied into the current directory. # It is normally found in IBMCPP\HELP. ################### WINDOWS TARGETS ################### !if "$(CMP)" == "VCXX" DEBUG_COPT = /Zi DEBUG_LDFLAGS = $(LDDEBUG) !else DEBUG_COPT = /Z7 DEBUG_LDFLAGS = $(LDDEBUG) !endif telnet: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak wtelnet \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DWIN32=1 /D_WIN32 /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE)" \ DEF="wtelnet.def" rlogin: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak wrlogin \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DWIN32=1 /D_WIN32 /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE)" \ DEF="wrlogin.def" # release version test: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak wtest \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DWIN32=1 /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE)" \ DEF="wtest.def" winsetup: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak wsetup \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /D_WIN32 /DOS2 /DNT /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION)" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE)" \ DEF="wsetup.def" # release version msvc: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32 \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /J /DWIN32=1 /D_WIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /Fm /F65536" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP" DEF="cknker.def" !if "$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" == "yes" msvc-sshdll: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32sshdll \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /J /DWIN32=1 /D_WIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /Fm /F65536 /DCK_SSH_DLL" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP" DEF="cknker.def" msvc-sshdlld: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32sshdll \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="$(DEBUG_COPT)" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /J /DWIN32=1 /D_WIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /Fm /F65536 /DCK_SSH_DLL" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP $(DEBUG_LDFLAGS) /debugtype:both" DEF="cknker.def" !endif # release version msvc-iksd: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak iksdnt \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /J /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /Fm /F65536" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP" DEF="cknker.def" # debug version msvcd: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32 \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="$(DEBUG_COPT) /Odi /Ge " \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /GZ /J /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /F65536" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP /WARN:3 /FIXED:NO $(DEBUG_LDFLAGS)" \ DEF="cknker.def" # debug version msvcd-iksd: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak iksdnt \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="$(DEBUG_COPT) /Odi /Ge " \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /GZ /J /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /F65536" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP /WARN:3 /FIXED:NO $(DEBUG_LDFLAGS)" \ DEF="cknker.def" # memory debug version msvcmd: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32md \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="$(DEBUG_COPT) /Odi /Ge -Dmalloc=dmalloc -Dfree=dfree -DMDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /F65536" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP /WARN:3 /FIXED:NO $(DEBUG_LDFLAGS)" \ DEF="cknker.def" # profile version msvcp: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32 \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /Fm /F65536" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="/c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_CONSOLE) /MAP /FIXED:NO" \ DEF="cknker.def" # kui debug version kuid: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32kui \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="$(DEBUG_COPT) /Odi" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) $(CFLAG_GF) /J /DKUI /DCK_WIN /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 -I." \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_WIN32) $(DEBUG_LDFLAGS)" \ DEF="cknker.def" kui: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32kui \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DKUI /DCK_WIN /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /I." \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_WIN32)" \ DEF="cknker.def" # k95g debug version k95gd: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32k95g \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="$(DEBUG_COPT) /Odi" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DKUI /DKUIDIRTY /DK95G /DCK_WIN /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 -I." \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /MAP /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_WIN32) $(DEBUG_LDFLAGS)" \ DEF="cknker.def" k95g: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak win32k95g \ CC="cl /nologo" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="$(COMMON_OPTS)" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS=" $(COMMON_CFLAGS) /J /DKUI /DKUIDIRTY /DK95G /DCK_WIN /DWIN32 /D_WIN32_WINNT=$(WIN32_VERSION) /D_CONSOLE /D__32BIT__ /W2 /I." \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="NT" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /SUBSYSTEM:$(SUBSYSTEM_WIN32)" \ DEF="cknker.def" ################### OS/2 TARGETS ################### # Old IBMC parameters - http://www.edm2.com/index.php/Icc.exe # ICC WCC386 # CC2: -Fi+ ? Generate Precompiled Headers # -Si+ -Fh= Use precompiled headers where available # -Gi+ ? Generate fast integer code # OUT: -Fe ? Specify the name of the executable file (/Fe) # OPT: -O ? Optimize generated code # -Oi25 -Oe= Set the threshold for auto-inlining to intermediate code instructions # DEBUG: -Gs ? Suppress stack probes in function prologs # DLL: -Gt- ? Store variables so that they do not cross 64K boundaries. Default: /Gt- # -bd Compile for DLL # /Ge- ? -br Use DLL version of C/C++ runtime library - maybe equivalent to /Ge- # on the IBM compiler. # CFLAGS: -Sp1 -zp=1 /Sp<[1]|2|4|8|16> : Pack aggregate members on specified alignment. Default: /Sp4 # -Sm ? Ignore migration keywords. Default: /Sm- # -Gm ? -bm Link with multithread runtime libraries. Default: /Gm- # -G5 ? /G5: Generate code optimized for use on a Pentium processor. # -Gt ? Store variables so that they do not cross 64K boundaries. Default: /Gt- # -Gd ? /Gd+: Use the version of the runtime library that is dynamically linked. # -J N/A (uchar is default) /J+: Make default char type unsigned. Default: /J+ # -bt=os2 Compile for target OS # NOLINK: -c /C+: Perform compile only, no link. # LINKFLAGS: /nologo # /noi # /align:16 # /base:0x10000 # -l=os2v2 # Watcom C targeting OS/2 # OPT note: Building with -ox doesn't work with Open Watcom 1.9 as the -s # build option (remove stack overflow checks) is problematic. See # issue #55 for a description: # https://github.com/davidrg/ckwin/issues/55 # DLL note: cko32i20.dll (and probably cko32i40.dll) needs to be built with # -sg (generate calls to grow the stack) otherwise it crashes with a # stack overflow on unpatched OS/2 Warp 3, OS/2 Warp 4 Server, and # OS/2 Warp 4. wcos2: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak os232 \ CMP="OWWCL" \ CC="wcl386" \ !if "$(CKB_STATIC_CRT_OS2)"=="yes" CC2="-Fh" \ !else CC2="-Fh -br" \ !endif OUT="-Fe=" O=".obj" \ OPT="-obmiler" \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="-bd -sg" \ CFLAGS="-zq -zp=1 -bm -bt=os2 -aa" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="OS2" \ NOLINK="-c" \ !ifdef WARP WARP="YES" \ !endif LINKFLAGS="-l=os2v2 -k512K" \ LINKFLAGS_WIN="-l=os2v2_pm -k512K" \ LINKFLAGS_DLL="-l=os2v2_dll" \ DEF="" # ckoker32.def wcos2d: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak os232 \ CMP="OWWCL" \ CC="wcl386" \ !if "$(CKB_STATIC_CRT_OS2)"=="yes" CC2="-Fh -d3" \ !else CC2="-Fh -d3 -br" \ !endif OUT="-Fe=" O=".obj" \ OPT=" " \ DEBUG="-DNDEBUG" \ DLL="-bd" \ CFLAGS="-zq -zp=1 -bm -bt=os2 -aa" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="OS2" \ NOLINK="-c" \ !ifdef WARP WARP="YES" \ !endif LINKFLAGS="-l=os2v2 -k512K" \ LINKFLAGS_WIN="-l=os2v2_pm -k512K" \ LINKFLAGS_DLL="-l=os2v2_dll" \ DEF="" # ckoker32.def # Flags are: # --aa Allows non-const initializers for local aggregates or unions. # Required to fix initialisation of viocell with geterasecolor() # in a few places. # -Fh= Use precompiled headers where available. Equivalent to -Si+ # on the IBM compiler. # -zp=1 Struct packing align. Equivalent to -Sp1 on the IBM compiler. # -bm Build multithreaded application. Should be the same as -Gm on # the IBM compiler. # -Fe= Output executable filename # -ox Maximum optimisation # -bd Compile for DLL # -br Use DLL version of C/C++ runtime library - maybe equivalent to /Ge- # on theIBM compiler. # -zq Operate quietly # -bt=os2 Compile for OS/2 (rather than DOS/NetWare/Windows/QNX/whatever) # -c Compile only, don't link # -l=os2v2 Link for 32bit OS/2 # release version # CC2="-Fi+ -Si+ -Gi+ -Gl+" \ # add /Gn+ back to hide the default library info after I figure out how to build the runtime library dll # Targets for the IBM compiler ibmc: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak os232 \ CC="icc -q" \ CC2="-Fi+ -Si+ -Gi+" \ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="-O -Oi25" \ DEBUG="-Gs -DNDEBUG" \ DLL="-Gt- /Ge-" \ CFLAGS="-Sp1 -Sm -Gm -G5 -Gt -Gd -J" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="OS2" \ NOLINK="-c" \ !ifdef WARP WARP="YES" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /noi /align:16 /base:0x10000" \ !else LINKFLAGS="/nologo /noi /align:16 /base:0x10000" \ !endif DEF="ckoker32.def" # source browser ibmsb: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak os232 \ CC="sb" \ CC2="" \ OUT="-Fo" O="._sb" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="" \ DLL="" \ CFLAGS="" \ LDFLAGS="" \ PLATFORM="OS2" \ NOLINK="" \ !ifdef WARP WARP="YES" \ !endif LINKFLAGS="" \ DEF="" # profiling version ibmcp: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak os232 \ CC="icc -q" \ CC2="-Fi+ -Si+ -Gi+ /Gl+"\ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="-O -Oi25" \ DEBUG="-Gh -Ti -DNDEBUG" \ DLL="-Gt- /Ge-" \ CFLAGS="-Sp1 -Sm -Gm -G5 -Gt -Gd -J" \ LDFLAGS="dde4xtra.obj" \ PLATFORM="OS2" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /noi /align:16 /base:0x10000" \ DEF="ckoker32.def" # debugging version ibmcd: $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak os232 \ CC="icc -q" \ CC2=""\ OUT="-Fe" O=".obj" \ OPT="" \ DEBUG="-Ti+ -Tx+ -Tm+ -D__DEBUG" \ DEBUG2="/Wcmp /Wcnd /Wcns /Wdcl \ /Weff /Wenu /Wext /Wgnr /Word /Wpar /Wppc /Wpro /Wrea \ /Wret /Wtrd /Wund /Wuni /Wuse" \ DLL="-Gt- /Ge-" \ CFLAGS="-Sp1 -Sm -Gm -G5 -Gt -Gd -J" \ PLATFORM="OS2" \ LDFLAGS="" \ NOLINK="-c" \ LINKFLAGS="/nologo /noi /align:16 /base:0x10000 /debug /dbgpack" \ DEF="ckoker32.def" #---------- Macros: # To build without NETWORK support, uncomment the following line and # then comment out the next: (save 60K) !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" #DEFINES = -DOS2 -DDYNAMIC -DKANJI -DOS2MOUSE -DPCFONTS\ # -DONETERMUPD !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" #DEFINES = -DNT -DOS2 -DDYNAMIC -DKANJI -DOS2MOUSE \ # -DONETERMUPD !endif # To build with NETWORK support, uncomment the following three # lines and comment out the previous set: !ifdef PLATFORM !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" DEFINES = -DOS2 -DDYNAMIC -DKANJI -DTCPSOCKET \ -DNPIPE -DOS2MOUSE -DHADDRLIST -DPCFONTS \ -DRLOGCODE -DNETFILE -DONETERMUPD \ $(ENABLED_FEATURE_DEFS) $(DISABLED_FEATURE_DEFS) # __32BIT__ macro is defined by IBM compilers and used by Kermit OS/2 code # Open Watcom compiler doesn't define such macro that it must be defined # as additional macro # if Kermit will not support 16-bit code anymore then this macro could # be removed !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" DEFINES = $(DEFINES) -D__32BIT__ !endif # zlib support: -DZLIB !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" !ifndef K95BUILD K95BUILD = K95 !endif !if "$(K95BUILD)" == "TLSONLY" DEFINES = -DNT -DWINVER=0x0400 -DOS2 -DNOSSH \ -DDYNAMIC -DNETCONN -DHADDRLIST -DOS2MOUSE -DTCPSOCKET -DRLOGCODE -DUSE_STRERROR \ -DNETFILE -DONETERMUPD -DNO_ENCRYPTION -DZLIB \ -DNO_SRP -DNO_KERBEROS -DBETATEST -DNOCKXYZ !else if "$(K95BUILD)" == "UIUC" DEFINES = -DNT -DWINVER=0x0400 -DOS2 -DNOSSH \ -DDYNAMIC -DNETCONN -DHADDRLIST -DOS2MOUSE -DTCPSOCKET -DRLOGCODE -DUSE_STRERROR \ -DNETFILE -DONETERMUPD -DZLIB \ -DNOXFER -DNODIAL -DNOHTTP -DNOFORWARDX -DNOBROWSER -DNOLOGIN \ -DNOCYRIL -DNOKANJI -DNOHEBREW -DNOGREEK -DNOLOGIN -DNOIKSD -DNOHELP \ -DNOSOCKS -DNONETCMD -DNO_SRP -DNO_SSL -DNOFTP -DBETATEST \ -DNODEBUG -DCK_TAPI -DNOPUSH -DNO_COMPORT -DNOXMIT -DNOSCRIPT -DNO_KERBEROS -DNOCKXYZ !else if "$(K95BUILD)" == "IKSD" DEFINES = -DNT -DWINVER=0x0400 -DOS2 -DNOSSH -DONETERMUPD -DUSE_STRERROR \ -DDYNAMIC -DKANJI -DNETCONN -DIKSDONLY -DZLIB \ -DHADDRLIST -DCK_LOGIN \ -DNO_SRP -DNO_KERBEROS -DNOCKXYZ #-DBETATEST # -DPRE_SRP_1_7_3 !else DEFINES = -DNT -DWINVER=0x0400 -DOS2 -D_CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE -DUSE_STRERROR\ -DDYNAMIC -DHADDRLIST -DNPIPE -DTCPSOCKET \ -DNETFILE -DONETERMUPD -DNO_DNS_SRV \ $(ENABLED_FEATURE_DEFS) $(DISABLED_FEATURE_DEFS) !endif !if "$(CMP)" != "OWCL" && "$(CMP)" != "OWWCL" DEFINES = $(DEFINES) -D__STDC__ !endif !endif !else ! ERROR Macro named PLATFORM undefined !endif !if "$(CMP)" == "OWCL" || "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" # Watcom was the full path to commode.obj - its not enough for it to # be on the library path. COMMODE_OBJ = $(WATCOM)\lib386\nt\commode.obj !else COMMODE_OBJ = commode.obj !endif !ifdef PLATFORM !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" LIBS = os2386.lib rexx.lib # Open Watcom doesn't have bigmath.lib # -> this likely comes from the SRP distribution (srp\srp-1.4\cryptolib_1.1\VISUALC\BIGMATH) !if "$(CMP)" != "OWCL" && "$(CMP)" != "OWWCL" LIBS = $(LIBS) bigmath.lib !endif !if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) libsrp.lib !endif !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" !if "$(K95BUILD)" == "UIUC" LIBS = kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib wsock32.lib \ winmm.lib mpr.lib advapi32.lib winspool.lib # wshelper (via wshload) is required for DNS-SRV support !if "$(CKF_K4W_WSHELPER)" == "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) wshload.lib !endif !else KUILIBS = kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib winspool.lib comdlg32.lib \ advapi32.lib shell32.lib rpcrt4.lib rpcns4.lib wsock32.lib \ winmm.lib comctl32.lib mpr.lib $(COMMODE_OBJ) # vdmdbg.lib !if "$(CKF_SSH)" == "yes" && "$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" != "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) $(SSH_LIB) ws2_32.lib !endif !if "$(CKF_GDIPLUS)" == "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) Gdiplus.lib !endif !if "$(CKF_REXX)" == "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) $(REXX_LIB) !endif !if "$(CKF_SSL)" == "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) $(SSL_LIBS) !endif !if ($(MSC_VER) > 80) # I doubt these are actually ever required. But if they ever are, they're only # required when building with Visual C++ 2.0 or newer (1.0 32-bit doesn't have # them) KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) ole32.lib oleaut32.lib uuid.lib !endif #msvcrt.lib !if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" # K95 2.1.3 was built with srpstatic.lib #KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) srpstatic.lib KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) srp.lib !endif # wshelper (via wshload) is required for DNS-SRV support !if "$(CKF_K4W_WSHELPER)" == "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) wshload.lib !endif !if "$(MIPS_CENTAUR)" == "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) libcmt.lib !endif !if "$(CKF_JUMPLISTS)" == "yes" KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) Shell32.lib !endif # Commented out KUILIBS in K95 2.1.3: msvcrt.lib libsrp.lib bigmath.lib LIBS = kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib wsock32.lib shell32.lib\ winmm.lib mpr.lib advapi32.lib winspool.lib $(COMMODE_OBJ) !if "$(CKF_SSH)" == "yes" && "$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" != "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) $(SSH_LIB) ws2_32.lib !endif !if "$(CKF_REXX)" == "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) $(REXX_LIB) !endif !if "$(MIPS_CENTAUR)" == "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) libcmt.lib !endif !if "$(CKF_SSL)" == "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) $(SSL_LIBS) !endif !if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" # K95 2.1.3 was built with srpstatic.lib #LIBS = $(LIBS) srpstatic.lib LIBS = $(LIBS) srp.lib !endif # wshelper (via wshload) is required for DNS-SRV support !if "$(CKF_K4W_WSHELPER)" == "yes" LIBS = $(LIBS) wshload.lib !endif # Visual C++ 2005 for IA64 in the Windows Server 2003 SP1 Platform SDK # seems to want this extra library otherwise we get link errors like: # error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol .__security_check_cookie !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "IA64" && $(MSC_VER) < 150 LIBS = $(LIBS) bufferoverflowu.lib KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) bufferoverflowu.lib !endif # Commented out LIBS in K95 2.1.3: msvcrt.lib libsrp.lib bigmath.lib !endif !endif !endif #---------- Inference rules: .SUFFIXES: .w .c $(O) .c$(O): $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(NOLINK) $*.c #---------- Targets: OBJS = ckcmai$(O) ckcfns$(O) ckcfn2$(O) ckcfn3$(O) ckcnet$(O) ckcpro$(O) \ ckucmd$(O) ckudia$(O) ckofio$(O) ckuscr$(O) ckuusr$(O) ckuus2$(O) \ ckuus3$(O) ckuus4$(O) ckuus5$(O) ckuus6$(O) ckuus7$(O) ckuusx$(O) \ ckuusy$(O) ckuxla$(O) ckclib$(O) ckctel$(O) ckcuni$(O) ckcftp$(O) \ !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" cknsig$(O) cknalm$(O) ckntap$(O) cknwin$(O) cknprt$(O) cknpty$(O) \ ckorbf$(O) \ !else ckusig$(O) \ !endif ckuath$(O) ckoath$(O) ck_ssl$(O) ckossl$(O) ckosslc$(O) \ ckosftp$(O) ckozli$(O) \ !if 0 ck_crp$(O) ck_des$(O) \ !endif !if ("$(CKF_SSH)" == "yes") ckossh$(O) \ !if ("$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" != "yes") ckolssh$(O) ckolsshs$(O) \ !endif !endif ckocon$(O) ckoco2$(O) ckoco3$(O) ckoco4$(O) ckoco5$(O) \ ckoetc$(O) ckoetc2$(O) ckokey$(O) ckomou$(O) ckoreg$(O) \ ckonet$(O) ckosnd$(O) \ ckoslp$(O) ckosyn$(O) ckothr$(O) ckotek$(O) ckotio$(O) ckowys$(O) \ ckodg$(O) ckoava$(O) ckoi31$(O) ckotvi$(O) ckovc$(O) \ ckoadm$(O) ckohzl$(O) ckohp$(O) ckoqnx$(O) ckoads$(O) !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" OBJS = $(OBJS) cknnbi$(O) !else OBJS = $(OBJS) ckonbi$(O) !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" OBJS = $(OBJS) ckonbw$(O) !endif !endif !if ("$(CKF_XYZ)" == "yes") OBJS = $(OBJS) ckop$(O) p_callbk$(O) p_global$(O) p_omalloc$(O) p_error$(O) \ p_common$(O) p_tl$(O) p_dir$(O) !endif # Internal cryptography (instead of k95crypt.dll) !if "$(CKF_INTERNAL_CRYPT)" == "yes" # TODO: If being built for internal, don't build ck_crp and ck_des with $(DLL) OBJS = $(OBJS) ck_crp.obj ckclib.obj ck_des.obj LIBS = $(LIBS) libdes.lib KUILIBS = $(KUILIBS) libdes.lib !endif #OUTDIR = \kui\win95 KUIOBJS = \ $(OUTDIR)\kregedit.obj $(OUTDIR)\ksysmets.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\ikui.obj $(OUTDIR)\kprogres.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\ikterm.obj $(OUTDIR)\ikcmd.obj $(OUTDIR)\kuidef.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\karray.obj $(OUTDIR)\khwndset.obj $(OUTDIR)\kwin.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kszpopup.obj $(OUTDIR)\kflstat.obj $(OUTDIR)\kcustdlg.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kmenu.obj $(OUTDIR)\kstatus.obj $(OUTDIR)\ktoolbar.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kscroll.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kfont.obj $(OUTDIR)\ksoftfont.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kfontdlg.obj $(OUTDIR)\kabout.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kdwnload.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kuikey.obj $(OUTDIR)\kclient.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\kappwin.obj \ $(OUTDIR)\ktermin.obj $(OUTDIR)\kui.obj os232: ckoker32.exe tcp32 otelnet.exe ckoclip.exe orlogin.exe osetup.exe \ otextps.exe k2dc.exe pcfonts.dll \ !if "$(CMP)" != "OWWCL" cko32rtl.dll \ # IBM compiler only. !endif !if "$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" == "yes" nullssh.dll \ !if "$(CKF_SSH_BACKEND)" != "no" k95ssh.dll \ !endif !endif !if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" #!if "$(CKF_SSL)" == "yes" srp-tconf.exe srp-passwd.exe \ #!endif !endif !if "$(CKF_CRYPTDLL)" == "yes" # TODO: Figure out how to build this for OS/2 with Watcom: k2crypt.dll !endif # Other OS/2 targets not currently built by os232: # docs # This removed as we don't have the required input .ipf files (they're not # present in the K95 2.2 open-source release, or the K95 2.1 build tree) win32: cknker.exe wtelnet wrlogin k95d textps ctl3dins.exe iksdsvc.exe iksd.exe \ se.exe wstubs \ !if "$(CKF_CRYPTDLL)" == "yes" k95crypt.dll \ !endif !if "$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" == "yes" nullssh.dll \ !if "$(CKF_SSH_BACKEND)" != "no" k95ssh.dll \ !endif !endif # These likely require an old version of SRP (perhaps pre-1.7?) to build. They # appear to just be versions of utilities that come with SRP likely modified to # load the SSL DLL dynamically like K95 did - not really something we care much # about now. #!if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" # srp-passwd.exe srp-tconf.exe #!endif !if "$(CKF_DYNAMIC_SSH)" == "yes" win32sshdll: k95ssh.dll !endif win32md: mdnker.exe win32kui: cknkui.exe win32k95g: k95g.exe iksdnt: iksdnt.exe wsetup: setup.exe wtest: test.exe wtelnet: telnet.exe telnet-old.exe wrlogin: rlogin.exe rlogin-old.exe wstubs: telnet.exe rlogin.exe ssh.exe ftp.exe http.exe k95d: k95d.exe textps: textps.exe # Remove the DLLs you don't have the Development Kits for: # IBM TCP/IP 2.0 - cko32i20.dll # IBM TCP/IP 1.2 - cko32i12.dll # FTP Software PC/TCP 1.3 - cko32i13.dll # Novell LWP OS/2 3.0 - cko32n30.dll tcp32: $(OS2TCPDLLS) # cko32i41.dll - for IBM TCP/IP 4.1+ (MPTS 5.3+), the "new" 32-bit TCP/IP stack # cko32i20.dll - for IBM TCP/IP 2.0-4.0 # cko32i12.dll - for IBM TCP/IP 1.2.1 # cko32f13.dll - for FTP PC/TCP 1.3 # cko32n30.dll - for Novell LAN Workplace 3.0 (cko32n30.dll was never released) cknker.exe: $(OBJS) cknker.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak # $(CC) $(CC2) /link "$(LINKFLAGS)" $(DEBUG) $(OBJS) $(DEF) $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS) link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ $(OBJS) cknker.res $(LIBS) << iksdnt.exe: $(OBJS) cknker.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak # $(CC) $(CC2) /link "$(LINKFLAGS)" $(DEBUG) $(OBJS) $(DEF) $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS) link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ $(OBJS) cknker.res $(LIBS) << mdnker.exe: $(OBJS) ckcmdb$(O) cknker.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak # $(CC) $(CC2) /link "$(LINKFLAGS)" $(DEBUG) ckcmdb$(O) $(OBJS) $(DEF) $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS) link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ ckcmdb$(O) $(OBJS) cknker.res $(LIBS) << k95g.exe: $(OBJS) $(KUIOBJS) cknker.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ $(OBJS) $(KUIOBJS) $(OUTDIR)\kui.res $(KUILIBS) << cknkui.exe: $(OBJS) $(KUIOBJS) cknker.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ $(OBJS) $(KUIOBJS) $(OUTDIR)\kui.res $(KUILIBS) << setup.exe: setup.obj settapi.obj $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ setup.obj settapi.obj cknker.res $(LIBS) << test.exe: test.obj $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ test.obj cknker.res $(LIBS) << # This is the old telnet stub which does some command line parsing itself telnet-old.exe: telnet.obj telnet.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ telnet.obj telnet.res $(LIBS) << # And this is the old rlogin stub which does some command line parsing itself rlogin-old.exe: rlogin.obj rlogin.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ rlogin.obj rlogin.res $(LIBS) << telnet.exe: stub.obj telnet.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ stub.obj telnet.res $(LIBS) << rlogin.exe: stub.obj rlogin.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ stub.obj rlogin.res $(LIBS) << ssh.exe: stub.obj ssh.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ stub.obj ssh.res $(LIBS) << ftp.exe: stub.obj ftp.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ stub.obj ftp.res $(LIBS) << http.exe: stub.obj http.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ stub.obj http.res $(LIBS) << se.exe: se.obj se.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ se.obj se.res $(LIBS) << !if "$(CKB_IBMTCP20)" == "yes" K2DC_INCLUDE=-I$(IBM20INC) K2DC_LIBS=$(IBM20LIBS) K2DC_DEFINES=-DTCPV40HDRS -D_ERRNO_H_INCLUDED !endif k2dc.exe: k2dc.obj $(DEF) ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(LINKFLAGS) k2dc.obj $(OUT)$@ $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) $(K2DC_LIBS) !else $(CC) $(CC2) /B"$(LINKFLAGS)" k2dc.obj $(OUT) $@ $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) $(K2DC_LIBS) !endif orlogin.exe: rlogin.obj $(DEF) ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(LINKFLAGS) rlogin.obj $(OUT)$@ $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) !else $(CC) $(CC2) /B"$(LINKFLAGS)" rlogin.obj $(OUT) $@ $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) !endif otextps.exe: textps.obj $(DEF) ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(LINKFLAGS) textps.obj $(OUT)$@ $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) !else $(CC) $(CC2) /B"$(LINKFLAGS)" textps.obj $(OUT) $@ $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) !endif k95d.exe: k95d.obj k95d.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ k95d.obj k95d.res $(LIBS) << ctl3dins.exe: ctl3dins.obj ctl3dins.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ ctl3dins.obj ctl3dins.res $(LIBS) VERSION.LIB << textps.exe: textps.obj textps.res $(DEF) ckoker.mak link.exe @<< $(LINKFLAGS) /OUT:$@ textps.obj textps.res $(LIBS) << # ckoker.msb -- no idea what this is ckoker32.exe: $(OBJS) $(DEF) ckoker.res ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(LINKFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OBJS) $(DEF) $(OUT)$@ $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS) -"OPTION MAP" \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'C-Kermit for OS/2 (32-bit)'" wrc -q -bt=os2 ckoker.res $@ !else $(CC) $(CC2) /B"$(LINKFLAGS)" $(DEBUG) $(OBJS) $(DEF) $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS) !ifdef WARP rc -p -x2 ckoker.res $@ !else rc -p -x1 ckoker.res $@ !endif dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !endif cko32rtl.dll: copy $(VISUALAGE)\RUNTIME\CPPRMI36.DLL cko32rtl.dll dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL cko32rtl.lib: cko32rtl.dll cko32rt.def cko32rt.c ILIB /GI cko32rt.dll ILIB /NOBR /OUT:cko32rt.lib $(VISUALAGE)\LIB\CPPRNO36.LIB # cko32i20.def # TODO: What libs are required for the IBM compiler when targeting TCP-32? cko32i41.dll: ckoi41.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckoi41.obj $(OUT)$@ \ $(LINKFLAGS_DLL) tcpip32.lib $(LIBS) \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'IBM TCP/IP 4.1 interface DLL for C-Kermit (32-bit)'" !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckoi41.obj cko32i41.def $(OUT) $@ \ /B"/noe /noi" $(IBM20LIBS) $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !endif # cko32i20.def # TODO: WATCOM: I'm really not sure about the "ALIAS __res=_res" bit. It makes # it link and it seems to work on Warp 4 at least, but surely having to # do this is a sign there is some other issue elsewhere. cko32i20.dll: ckoi20.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckoi20.obj $(OUT)$@ \ $(LINKFLAGS_DLL) $(IBM20LIBS) $(LIBS) -"ALIAS __res=_res" -"OPTION MAP" \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'IBM TCP/IP 2.0 interface DLL for C-Kermit (32-bit)'" !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckoi20.obj cko32i20.def $(OUT) $@ \ /B"/noe /noi" $(IBM20LIBS) $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !endif # cko32i12.def cko32i12.dll: ckoi12.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWCL386" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckoi12.obj $(OUT)$@ \ -l=os2v2_dll $(IBM12LIBS) $(LIBS) !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckoi12.obj cko32i12.def $(OUT) $@ \ /B"/noe /noi" $(IBM12LIBS) $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !endif cko32f13.dll: ckof13.obj cko32f13.def ckoker.mak $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckof13.obj cko32f13.def $(OUT) $@ \ /B"/noe /noi" $(FTP13LIBS32) $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL cko32n30.dll: ckon30.obj cko32n30.def ckoker.mak $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckon30.obj cko32n30.def $(OUT) $@ \ /B"/noe /noi" $(LWP30LIBS32) $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL pcfonts.dll: ckopcf.obj cko32pcf.def ckopcf.res ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckopcf.obj $(OUT)$@ $(LIBS) $(LINKFLAGS_DLL) \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'VGA/SVGA PC FONTS for use in C-Kermit (32-bit)'" wrc -q -bt=os2 ckopcf.res $@ !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckopcf.obj \ cko32pcf.def $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) !ifdef WARP rc -p -x2 ckopcf.res pcfonts.dll !else rc -p -x1 ckopcf.res pcfonts.dll !endif !endif k95crypt.dll: ck_crp.obj ck_des.obj ckclib.obj ck_crp.def ckoker.mak k95crypt.res link /dll /debug /def:ck_crp.def /out:$@ ck_crp.obj ckclib.obj ck_des.obj \ libdes.lib \ !if "$(PLATFORM)" != "OS2" k95crypt.res \ !endif !if "$(TARGET_CPU)" == "IA64" && $(MSC_VER) < 150 bufferoverflowu.lib !endif nullssh.dll: ckonssh.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" link /dll /debug /def:nullssh.def /out:$@ ckonssh.obj !else !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) $(DLL) ckonssh.obj $(OUT)$@ \ $(LINKFLAGS_DLL) $(LIBS) -"export ssh_dll_init=_ssh_dll_init" !endif !endif k95ssh.dll: ckolssh.obj ckolsshs.obj ckorbfd.obj k95ssh.res ckoker.mak link /dll /debug /def:k95ssh.def /out:$@ ckolssh.obj ckolsshs.obj \ ckorbfd.obj k95ssh.res $(SSH_LIB) ws2_32.lib k2crypt.dll: ck_crp.obj ck_des.obj ckclib.obj k2crypt.def ckoker.mak ilink /nologo /noi /exepack:1 /align:16 /base:0x10000 k2crypt.def \ /out:$@ ck_crp.obj ck_des.obj ckclib.obj libdes.lib dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL docs: ckermit.inf # ckotel.def otelnet.exe: ckotel.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) ckotel.obj $(LINKFLAGS) $(OUT)$@ $(LIBS) \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'Telnet front-end for C-Kermit for OS/2'" !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) ckotel.obj ckotel.def $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !endif osetup.exe: setup.obj osetup.def ckoker.mak !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(DEBUG) setup.obj $(LINKFLAGS) $(OUT)$@ \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'Kermit/2 Setup'" !else $(CC) $(DEBUG) setup.obj osetup.def $(OUT) $@ !endif # ckoclip.def ckoclip.exe: ckoclip.obj ckoker.mak ckoclip.res !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(LINKFLAGS_WIN) $(DEBUG) ckoclip.obj $(OUT)$@ $(LIBS) \ -"OPTION DESCRIPTION 'OS/2 C-Kermit PM Clipboard Server'" wrc -q -bt=os2 ckoclip.res $@ !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) ckoclip.obj ckoclip.def $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) !ifdef WARP rc -p -x2 ckoclip.res $@ !else rc -p -x1 ckoclip.res $@ !endif dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !endif # SRP support !if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" srp-tconf.exe: srp-tconf.obj getopt.obj ckosslc.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) srp-tconf.obj getopt.obj ckosslc.obj ckotel.def $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" link /debug /out:$@ srp-tconf.obj getopt.obj ckosslc.obj $(LIBS) !endif srp-passwd.exe: srp-passwd.obj getopt.obj ckosslc.obj ckoker.mak !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" $(CC) $(CC2) $(DEBUG) srp-passwd.obj getopt.obj ckosslc.obj ckotel.def $(OUT) $@ $(LIBS) dllrname $@ CPPRMI36=CKO32RTL !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" link /debug /out:$@ srp-passwd.obj getopt.obj ckosslc.obj $(LIBS) !endif !endif iksdsvc.exe: iksdsvc.obj iksdsvc.res ckoker.mak !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" link /debug /out:$@ iksdsvc.obj iksdsvc.res $(LIBS) !endif iksd.exe: iksd.obj iksd.res ckoker.mak !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" !else if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" link /debug /out:$@ iksd.obj iksd.res $(LIBS) !endif #---------- Dependencies: !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" setup$(O): setup.c $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) /Gd- /Gn- $(DEBUG) $(DEFINES) $(NOLINK) setup.c !else setup$(O): setup.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckcker.h ckucmd.h ckuusr.h ckowin.h ckntap.h $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEFINES) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) /Gn- -c setup.c settapi$(O): settapi.c $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEFINES) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) /Gn- -c settapi.c !endif test$(O): test.c telnet$(O): telnet.c rlogin$(O): rlogin.c textps$(O): textps.c ckcmai$(O): ckcmai.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcsym.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h \ ckuusr.h ckonet.h ckcsig.h ckocon.h ckntap.h ckocon.h ck_ssl.h ckossl.h ckover.h ckcmdb$(O): ckcmdb.c ckcsym.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib$(O): ckclib.c ckcsym.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcfns$(O): ckcfns.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcsym.h ckcxla.h ckuxla.h \ ckcnet.h ckcfn2$(O): ckcfn2.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcsym.h ckcxla.h ckuxla.h \ ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckcfn3$(O): ckcfn3.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcsym.h ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckcpro$(O): ckcpro.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckcuni$(O): ckcuni.c ckcsym.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckcker.h ckucmd.h ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckuxla$(O): ckuxla.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckucmd$(O): ckucmd.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckucmd.h ckuusr.h ckcnet.h \ ckctel.h ckudia$(O): ckudia.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckucmd.h ckuusr.h \ ckcsig.h ckocon.h cknwin.h ckowin.h ckntap.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckuscr$(O): ckuscr.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckcsig.h ckcnet.h \ ckctel.h ckuusr$(O): ckuusr.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h \ ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h ckocon.h cknwin.h ckossh.h \ ckowin.h ckntap.h kui\ikui.h ckuus2$(O): ckuus2.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h \ ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckokvb.h ckocon.h ckokey.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckover.h ckuus3$(O): ckuus3.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h \ ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h ckonbi.h ckntap.h ckoreg.h \ ckocon.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckcuni.h ck_ssl.h ckossl.h ckuath.h kui\ikui.h \ ckossh.h ckuus4$(O): ckuus4.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h \ ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckuver.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h ckocon.h ckossh.h \ ckoetc.h ckntap.h ckuath.h ck_ssl.h ckoreg.h ckoetc.h ckuus5$(O): ckuus5.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h \ ckocon.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckcuni.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ck_ssl.h ckossl.h \ ckossh.h kui\ikui.h ckuus6$(O): ckuus6.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h ckntap.h \ ckcnet.h ckctel.h !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(DEFINES) $(NOLINK) ckuus6.c !endif ckuus7$(O): ckuus7.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h \ ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h ckocon.h ckodir.h \ ckokey.h ckokvb.h cknwin.h ckowin.h ckntap.h ckcuni.h ckossh.h \ ckntap.h ckuath.h ck_ssl.h kui\ikui.h ckuusx$(O): ckuusx.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckonbi.h \ ckocon.h cknwin.h ckowin.h ckntap.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h kui\ikui.h ckuusy$(O): ckuusy.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h \ ck_ssl.h ckossh.h kui\ikui.h ckofio$(O): ckofio.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckuver.h ckodir.h ckoker.h \ ckuusr.h ckcxla.h ck_ssl.h ckoreg.h ckosyn.h ckuath.h ckoava$(O): ckoava.c ckoava.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h ckocon$(O): ckocon.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckoker.h ckocon.h ckcnet.h \ ckctel.h ckonbi.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckuusr.h cknwin.h ckowin.h ckcuni.h ckossh.h \ kui\ikui.h ckosnd.h ckoco2$(O): ckoco2.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckoker.h ckocon.h \ ckonbi.h ckopcf.h ckuusr.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckcuni.h kui\ikui.h ckoco3$(O): ckoco3.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckoker.h ckocon.h \ ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckuusr.h ckowys.h ckodg.h ckoava.h ckoi31.h \ ckohp.h ckoadm.h ckohzl.h ckoqnx.h ckotvi.h ckovc.h ckcuni.h \ ckcnet.h ckctel.h kui\ikui.h ckossh.h ckoads.h ckosnd.h ckoco4$(O): ckoco4.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckuusr.h ckcasc.h \ ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckoco5$(O): ckoco5.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h ckodg$(O): ckodg.c ckodg.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h \ ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckoetc$(O): ckoetc.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckoetc.h ckoetc2$(O): ckoetc2.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckoetc.h ckohp$(O): ckohp.c ckohp.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h \ ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckohzl$(O): ckohzl.c ckohzl.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h \ ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckcuni.h ckoadm$(O): ckoadm.c ckoadm.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h \ ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckcuni.h ckoads$(O): ckoads.c ckoads.h ckcdeb.h ckcker.h ckcuni.h ckocon.h ckcnet.h ckcasc.h ckuusr.h ckoi31$(O): ckoi31.c ckoi31.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h ckcxla.h ckokey$(O): ckokey.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcker.h ckuusr.h ckctel.h \ ckocon.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckcxla.h ckuxla.h ckcuni.h kui\ikui.h ckoqnx$(O): ckoqnx.c ckoqnx.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h ckcuni.h ckosnd$(O): ckosnd.c ckosnd.h ckotek$(O): ckotek.c ckotek.h ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckoker.h ckocon.h \ ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckuusr.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckotio$(O): ckotio.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckuver.h ckodir.h ckoker.h \ ckocon.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckuusr.h ckoslp.h ckcsig.h ckop.h \ ckcuni.h ckowin.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckoreg.h ckosnd.h \ !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" ckntap.h cknwin.h kui\ikui.h !else !endif ckotvi$(O): ckotvi.c ckotvi.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h \ ckctel.h ckokvb.h ckovc$(O): ckovc.c ckovc.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h ckcuni.h ckowys$(O): ckowys.c ckowys.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcasc.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h \ ckcuni.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckctel.h ckcnet$(O): ckcnet.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h ckotcp.h \ ckuusr.h ckcsig.h ckocon.h ckuath.h ck_ssl.h ckossl.h ckosslc.h ckcftp$(O): ckcftp.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckcasc.h ckcker.h ckucmd.h ckuusr.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h \ ckcxla.h ckuath.h ck_ssl.h ckoath.h ckoreg.h ckctel$(O): ckctel.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckctel.h ckcnet.h ckocon.h ck_ssl.h \ ckossl.h ckosslc.h ckonet$(O): ckonet.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckoker.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h \ ckotcp.h ckonbi.h ckuusr.h ckcsig.h cknwin.h ckowin.h ckuath.h ckossh.h \ ck_ssl.h ckossl.h ckosslc.h ckorbf.h !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" cknnbi$(O): cknnbi.c ckonbi.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h !else ckonbi$(O): ckonbi.c ckonbi.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" ckonbw$(O): ckonbw.c ckcdeb.h ckcker.h ckonbi.h wcc -s $(DEFINES) -zl -nd=XX -nt=_TEXT16 -I$(WATCOM)\h\os21x ckonbw.c # wcc -s -DCK_NETBIOS -DOS2 -zl -nd=XX -nt=_TEXT16 -I$(WATCOM)\h\os21x ckonbw.c !endif !endif !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "NT" cknpty$(O): cknpty.c cknpty.h !endif ckoslp$(O): ckoslp.c ckoslp.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckomou$(O): ckomou.c ckocon.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckokey.h ckokvb.h ckuusr.h ckoreg.h !if "$(CKF_XYZ)" == "yes" ckop$(O): ckop.c ckop.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h \ ckuusr.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h ckocon.h \ p_global.h p_callbk.h !endif cknsig$(O): cknsig.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcsym.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h\ ckuusr.h ckonet.h ckcsig.h ckocon.h ckusig$(O): ckusig.c ckcker.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcasc.h ckcsym.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h\ ckuusr.h ckonet.h ckcsig.h ckocon.h ckosyn$(O): ckosyn.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckocon.h ckuusr.h ckntap.h ckothr$(O): ckothr.c ckocon.h ckcsym.h ckcasc.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckcsig.h ckosyn.h ckntap$(O): ckntap.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h ckntap.h cknwin.h ckowin.h ckuusr.h ckucmd.h\ ckowin.h ckntapi.h ckosyn.h ckocon.h ckoreg$(O): ckoreg.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcker.h cknalm$(O): cknalm.c cknalm.h cknwin$(O): cknwin.c cknwin.h ckowin.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckntap.h ckocon.h cknprt$(O): cknprt.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckcker.h ckucmd.h ckuath$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckuath.h ckuat2.h ck_ssl.h ckossl.h \ ckosslc.h ckuath.c ckoath.h ckoath$(O): ckoath.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckuath.h ckuat2.h ckoath.h ckoetc.h ck_ssl$(O): ck_ssl.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckctel.h ck_ssl.h ckosslc.h ckossl.h ckossh.h ckossl$(O): ckossl.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ck_ssl.h ckossl.h ckosslc$(O): ckosslc.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ck_ssl.h ckosslc.h ckozli$(O): ckozli.c ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckozli.h ckolssh$(O): ckolsshs.h ckolsshs.h ckorbf.h ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckosslc.h ckolssh.c ckolssh.h ckossh.h ckolsshs$(O): ckolsshs.c ckolsshs.h ckorbf.h ckcdeb.h ckcker.h ckocon.h ckorbf$(O): ckorbf.c ckorbf.h ckcdeb.h # A variant of the ring buffer for use in DLLs. This comes with its own msleep # implementatino and a few other things. ckorbfd$(O): ckorbf.c ckorbf.h ckcdeb.h $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) /DCK_SSH_DLL $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(NOLINK) /Fockorbfd$(O) -c ckorbf.c ckossh$(O): ckossh.c ckossh.h ckcdeb.h ckuusr.h ckcker.h ckocon.h ckoreg.h ckonssh$(O): ckonssh.c ckossh.h ckcdeb.h !if "$(PLATFORM)" == "OS2" !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(DLL) -c ckonssh.c !endif !endif ckosftp$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckosftp.h ckosftp.c ck_crp$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckuath.h ckuat2.h ck_crp.c ck_des$(O): ck_des.c stub.obj: stub.c # X/Y/Z Modem support (3rd-party library) !if "$(CKF_XYZ)" == "yes" p_brw$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_brw.c p_type.h p_brw.h p_callbk$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_callbk.c p_type.h p.h p_callbk.h p_common.h p_brw.h \ p_error.h p_global.h p_module.h p_omalloc.h p_common$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_common.c p_type.h p_common.h p_error.h p_module.h p_global.h p_dir$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_dir.c p_type.h p_dir.h p_error$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_error.c p_type.h p_errmsg.h ckcnet.h ckctel.h ckonet.h p_global$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_global.c p_type.h p_tl.h p_brw.h p.h p_tl$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h ckocon.h p_tl.c p_type.h p_tl.h p_brw.h p.h p_omalloc$(O): ckcdeb.h ckoker.h ckclib.h p_omalloc.c p_type.h p_error.h p.h !endif # We're not always able to build and use WART so only do it if we're told to. !if "$(CKB_BUILD_WART)" == "yes" ckcpro.c: ckcpro.w ckwart.exe # $(MAKE) -f ckoker.mak ckwart.exe \ # CC="$(CC) $(CC2)" OUT="$(OUT)" O="$(O)" OPT="$(OPT)" \ # DEBUG="$(DEBUG)" CFLAGS="-DCK_ANSIC $(CFLAGS)" LDFLAGS="$(LDFLAGS)" ckwart ckcpro.w ckcpro.c !if "$(MIPS_CENTAUR)" == "yes" WART_DEFS = /D_MT /D_MIPS_=1 /DCKT_NT31 WART_LIBS = libcmt.lib kernel32.lib !endif ckwart$(O): ckwart.c $(CC) $(WART_DEFS) -c ckwart.c ckwart.exe: ckwart.obj $(DEF) $(CC) $(WART_LIBS) ckwart.obj !elseif "$(CKB_USE_WART)" == "yes" !if "$(WART)" == "" WART=ckwart !endif ckcpro.c: ckcpro.w $(WART) ckcpro.w ckcpro.c !endif ckopcf$(O): ckopcf.c ckopcf.h $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DLL) -c ckopcf.c ckotel$(O): ckotel.c $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) /Gn- -c ckotel.c ckoclip$(O): ckoclip.c $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) /Gn- -c ckoclip.c #cko32rt$(O): cko32rt.c # /Gd+ /Ge- $(DLL) -c cko32rt.c k95d$(O): k95d.c # SRP support !if "$(CKF_SRP)" == "yes" getopt$(O): getopt.c getopt.h srp-tconf$(O): srp-tconf.c getopt.h srp-passwd$(O): srp-passwd.c getopt.h !endif iksdsvc$(O): iksdsvc.c iksd$(O): iksd.c k2dc.obj: k2dc.c !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" @echo > wcc386.pch del wcc386.pch $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(K2DC_INCLUDE) \ $(K2DC_DEFINES) -c k2dc.c !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -I$(IBM20INC) \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) -DTCPV40HDRS -c k2dc.c !endif ckof13.obj: ckoftp.c ckotcp.h @echo > ckof13.obj del ckof13.obj $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -DTCPERRNO -I$(FTP13INC) \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(DLL) -c ckoftp.c ren ckoftp.obj ckof13.obj # TODO: What headers and libs are needed for the IBM compiler when # targeting TCP-32? ckoi41.obj: ckoibm.c ckotcp.h @echo > ckoi41.obj del ckoi41.obj !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" @echo > wcc386.pch del wcc386.pch $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) \ -D__SOCKET_32H $(DLL) -c ckoibm.c # Watcom lacks the headers to support -DSOCKS_ENABLED !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -I$(IBM20INC) \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) -DSOCKS_ENABLED $(DLL) -c ckoibm.c !endif ren ckoibm.obj ckoi41.obj ckoi20.obj: ckoibm.c ckotcp.h @echo > ckoi20.obj del ckoi20.obj !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" @echo > wcc386.pch del wcc386.pch $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) -DTCPV40HDRS \ -D_ERRNO_H_INCLUDED -DSOCKS_ENABLED $(DLL) -I$(IBM20INC) -c ckoibm.c !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -I$(IBM20INC) \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) -DSOCKS_ENABLED -DTCPV40HDRS $(DLL) -c ckoibm.c !endif ren ckoibm.obj ckoi20.obj ckoi12.obj: ckoibm.c ckotcp.h @echo > ckoi12.obj del ckoi12.obj !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" @echo > wcc386.pch del wcc386.pch $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -I$(IBM12INC) -D_ERRNO_H_INCLUDED \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(DLL) -c ckoibm.c !else $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -I$(IBM12INC) \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DEFINES) $(DLL) -c ckoibm.c !endif ren ckoibm.obj ckoi12.obj ckon30.obj: ckonov.c ckotcp.h @echo > ckon30.obj del ckon30.obj $(CC) $(CC2) $(CFLAGS) -DTCPERRNO -I$(LWP30INC) \ $(DEBUG) $(OPT) $(DLL) -c ckonov.c ren ckonov.obj ckon30.obj ckoker.res: ckoker.rc k95f_os2.ico !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" wrc -r -bt=os2 ckoker.rc !else rc -r ckoker.rc !endif cknker.res: cknker.rc cknker.ico rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo cknker.res cknker.rc k95ssh.res: k95ssh.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo k95ssh.res k95ssh.rc k95crypt.res: k95crypt.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo k95crypt.res k95crypt.rc ctl3dins.res: ctl3dins.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo ctl3dins.res ctl3dins.rc iksd.res: iksd.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo iksd.res iksd.rc iksdsvc.res: iksdsvc.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo iksdsvc.res iksdsvc.rc k95d.res: k95d.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo k95d.res k95d.rc telnet.res: telnet.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo telnet.res telnet.rc rlogin.res: rlogin.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo rlogin.res rlogin.rc ssh.res: ssh.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo ssh.res ssh.rc http.res: http.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo http.res http.rc ftp.res: ftp.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo ftp.res ftp.rc se.res: se.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo se.res se.rc textps.res: textps.rc cknver.h rc $(RCDEFINES) $(RC_FEATURE_DEFS) /fo textps.res textps.rc ckopcf.res: ckopcf.rc ckopcf.h !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" wrc -r -bt=os2 ckopcf.rc !else rc -r ckopcf.rc !endif ckoclip.res: ckoclip.rc ckoclip.h ckoclip.ico !if "$(CMP)" == "OWWCL" wrc -r -bt=os2 ckoclip.rc !else rc -r ckoclip.rc !endif ckermit.inf: ckermit.ipf cker01.ipf cker02.ipf cker03.ipf cker04.ipf \ cker05.ipf cker06.ipf ckermit.bmp ipfc ckermit.ipf /inf clean: -del *.obj -del *.res