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From: kim@enea.UUCP (Kim Walden)
Newsgroups: net.sources
Subject: make depend (part 1 of 3)
Message-ID: <854@enea.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 10-Apr-85 13:58:15 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 10 13:58:15 1985
Date-Received: Sat, 13-Apr-85 05:15:21 EST
Reply-To: kim@enea.UUCP (Kim Walden)
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In response to all requests for my dependency generating program,
which uses only source files as basis for generation,
(general method described in: K. Walden, "Automatic Generation of
Make Dependencies", Softw. Pract. & Exper., vol. 14(6), 575-585,
June 1984), I am now posting it to net.sources, in the two following
parts.

It was developed for 4.2bsd, and I did not pay any special attention
to portability. System V users must do the usual name changes
CFLAGS="-Dindex=strchar -Drindex=strrchar" etc.

The program deals correctly with included generated files, provided
that the include statements are recognizable in the corresponding
source files, and standard suffix conventions are used.

If conditional includes, like 

#ifdef KERNEL & !defined(LOCORE)
#include "foo"
#else
#include "bar"

appear in the files, it may sometimes be possible to extend the recognition
part so that only the relevant include statements are extracted (the
distributed program uses only grep), but in the general case, only the
C preprocessor may resolve the conditions correctly, and therefore one
may be forced to use the newly added -M option of cpp instead.

But then again, cpp -M cannot handle included generated files correctly.
-- 
	Kim Walden
	ENEA DATA Sweden

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