glibc/mach/Machrules

# Rules for MiG interfaces that want to go into the C library.

# Copyright (C) 1991, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
# This file is part of the GNU C Library.

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# Makefiles may define these variable before including this file:
#	user-interfaces		Names of interfaces to put user stubs in for.
#	server-interfaces	Names of interfaces to put server stubs in for.
#	interface-library	Name of interface library to build and install.
# This file sets:
#	interface-headers	Names of generated interface header files.
#	interface-routines	Names of generated interface routines.
# All user stubs are put in individual files, prefixed with RPC_; header
# for both __ and non-__ names is put in foo.h.  Server interfaces are
# written to foo_server.c and foo_server.h; the server functions are called
# _S_rpcname.

# Includers can also add to or modify `migdefines' to set MiG flags.

all:

# Make sure no value comes from the environment, since we append to it.
# This is done also in ../Rules, but we append to the value before
# including Rules, which changes the origin.
ifneq	"$(findstring env,$(origin generated))" ""
generated :=
endif


include ../Makeconfig

ifndef MIG
MIG = mig
endif
MIGFLAGS = -DMACH_IPC_COMPAT=0 -DSTANDALONE -DTypeCheck=0 \
	   $(+includes) $(migdefines) -subrprefix __

.SUFFIXES: .defs	# Just to set specified_rule_matched.

define nl	# This is needed by *.ir.


endef
ifdef user-interfaces
*.ir := $(addprefix $(objpfx),$(foreach if,$(user-interfaces),$(if).ir))
ifndef no_deps
ifndef inhibit_interface_rules
-include $(*.ir)
endif
endif
ifneq "$(*.ir)" "$(wildcard $(*.ir))"
# If any .ir file is missing, we will be unable to make all the deps.
no_deps=t
endif
generated += $(*.ir:$(objpfx)%=%)
endif


# %.ir defines a variable `%-calls', which lists the RPCs defined by
# %.defs, and a rule to build $(%-calls:%=RPC_$(%-userprefix)%.c) from
# %.defs, where $(%-userprefix) is the user prefix given in %.defs.  We use
# the kludgificacious method of defining a pattern rule to build files
# matching patterns we are pretty damn sure will only match the particular
# files we have in mind.  To be so damn sure, we use the silly names
# RPC_*.c and the pattern R%C_*.c because using __*.c and _%*.c (or any
# other useful pattern) causes the rule for `host_info' to also match
# `xxx_host_info', and analogous lossage.
#
# While we're at it, we figure out the imports used by %.defs and give them
# as dependencies of the object files for the generated RPC_*.c files.
#
# Depend on %.h just so they will be built from %.uh in the
# makefile-rebuilding run which builds %.ir; otherwise, %.uh is built as an
# intermediate in order to make %.ir and then removed before re-exec, when
# %.uh is built all over again to build %.h.
$(objpfx)%.ir: $(objpfx)%.uh $(objpfx)%.h
	(awk "NF == 4 && (\$$2 == \"Routine\" || \$$2 == \"SimpleRoutine\")\
	        { printf \"$*-calls += %s\\n\", \$$3 }	\
	      /^#include/ { printf \"$*-imports += %s\\n\", \$$2 }" $<	;\
	 echo '$$($*-calls:%=$$(objpfx)R\%C_%.c): $$(objpfx)$*.ustamp ;';\
	 echo '$$($*-calls:%=$$(objpfx)RPC_%.o): $$($*-imports:<%>=%)'	;\
	) > $@-new
	mv $@-new $@
vpath Machrules ../mach	# Find ourselves.

ifndef transform-user-stub-output
transform-user-stub-output = tmp
define transform-user-stub
echo "weak_alias (__$$call, $$call)" >> $(objpfx)tmp_$${call}.c;
endef
endif

# Not an implicit rule so the stamps are never removed as intermediates!
$(patsubst %,$(objpfx)%.ustamp,$(user-interfaces)): $(objpfx)%.ustamp: %.defs
	$(MIG) $< $(MIGFLAGS) $(user-MIGFLAGS) \
	       -prefix __ -i $(objpfx)tmp_ \
	       -server /dev/null -user /dev/null -header /dev/null
	for call in $($*-calls); do \
	  $(transform-user-stub) \
	  ../move-if-change $(objpfx)$(transform-user-stub-output)_$${call}.c \
			    $(objpfx)RPC_$${call}.c; \
	done
	touch $@

# Look for the server stub files where they will be written.
vpath %_server.c $(addprefix $(objpfx),$(sort $(dir $(server-interfaces))))

# Build the server stubs in $(objdir).
$(objpfx)%_server.c $(objpfx)%_server.h: %.defs
	$(MIG) $< $(MIGFLAGS) $(server-MIGFLAGS) \
	       -prefix _S_ \
	       -user /dev/null -header /dev/null \
	       -server $(@:.h=.c) -sheader $(@:.c=.h)

# To get header files that declare both the straight and __ functions,
# we generate two files and paste them together.
$(objpfx)%.uh: %.defs; $(mig.uh)
define mig.uh
$(make-target-directory)
$(MIG) $< $(MIGFLAGS) \
       -header $@ -server /dev/null -user /dev/null
endef
$(objpfx)%.__h: %.defs; $(mig.__h)
define mig.__h
$(make-target-directory)
$(MIG) $< $(MIGFLAGS) -prefix __ \
       -header $@ -server /dev/null -user /dev/null
endef

$(objpfx)%.h: $(objpfx)%.__h $(objpfx)%.uh
# The last line of foo.__h is "#endif _foo_user_".
# The first two lines of foo.uh are "#ifndef _foo_user_"/"#define _foo_user_".
	(sed -e '$$d' $<; sed -e '1,2d' $(word 2,$^)) > $@-new
	mv $@-new $@

interface-routines := $(foreach if,$(user-interfaces),			\
				$(addprefix RPC_,$($(if)-calls)))	\
		      $(server-interfaces:%=%_server)
interface-headers := $(user-interfaces:%=%.h) \
		     $(server-interfaces:%=%_server.h)

# Remove the generated user stub source and header files,
# and don't distribute them.
mach-generated = $(interface-routines:%=%.c) \
		 $(foreach h,$(interface-headers:%.h=%),$h.h $h.uh $h.__h)
generated += $(mach-generated)

# These are needed to generate the dependencies.
before-compile += $(interface-headers:%=$(objpfx)%)

# Don't let these be intermediate files and get removed.
$(foreach h,$(interface-headers:%.h=$(objpfx)%),$h.h $h.__h $h.uh) :
$(interface-routines:%=$(objpfx)%.c) :

# Convenient target to generate all the headers.
.PHONY: interface-headers
interface-headers: $(interface-headers)

# Don't automatically generate dependencies for the sources we generate.
# There are likely to be a whole lot of them, and we know their
# dependencies ahead of time anyway because they're boilerplate.
omit-deps += $(interface-routines)

# Specify the static dependencies of the generated files.
$(foreach o,$(object-suffixes),\
$(foreach if,$(user-interfaces),$($(if)-calls:%=$(objpfx)RPC_%$o))): \
    mach/boolean.h mach/kern_return.h mach/message.h mach/notify.h \
    mach/mach_types.h mach/mig_errors.h mach/mig_support.h mach/msg_type.h \
    $(..)libc-symbols.h $(objpfx)config.h
$(foreach o,$(object-suffixes),\
$(server-interfaces:%=$(objpfx)%$o)): \
    mach/boolean.h mach/kern_return.h mach/message.h mach/mig_errors.h \
    mach/mig_support.h mach/std_types.h
# The MiG-generated sources also depend on the imports in their .defs files.
# These dependencies are generated into the .ir files above.

# If defined, $(interface-library) is `libNAME'.  It is to be a library
# containing all the MiG-generated functions for the specified interfaces.

ifdef interface-library

$(interface-library)-routines = $(interface-routines)
extra-libs += $(interface-library)

# Avoid -lmachuser requiring -lc, which may not be built yet.  If the
# shared object is absent, ld may choose a static library someplace and
# produce a bogus libmachuser.so.
interface.so = $(interface-library:lib%=%.so)
LDFLAGS-$(interface.so) = -nostdlib -nostartfiles

endif