# Makefile
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# COMP 290-001: Algorithm Library Design, Lutz Kettner, 01/11/2000
# Example of a C++ Library with a dummy function.
# This makefile runs on Linux (RedHat 6.1) with g++.

CPPFLAGS = -g -I.

OBJ      = foo.o Init.o

# default setting is static library and test program
default: static app doc

static: libExample.a
shared: libExample.so

libExample.a: $(OBJ)
	rm -f libExample.a
	ar cr libExample.a $(OBJ)

#	ranlib libExample.a
# ranlib was needed previously to create a 
# sorted table of contents in the lib archive.

libExample.so: $(OBJ)
	g++ -shared -o libExample.so $(OBJ)

foo.o: foo.C EX/foo.h EX/Init.h EX/Template_init.h
	g++ -c $(CPPFLAGS) foo.C

Init.o: Init.C  EX/Init.h EX/Template_init.h
	g++ -c $(CPPFLAGS) Init.C

# Note: the following test application uses the static or the shared
# library, whichever happens to be in the current directory.

HEADER = EX/foo.h EX/Template_init.h EX/Init.h

app: app.o
	g++ -o app app.o -L. -lExample

app.o: app.C $(HEADER)
	g++ -c $(CPPFLAGS) app.C


# We create the documentation using doxygen.

doc:
	doxygen doxygen.cfg

# A typical makefile has a clean and/or a cleanall rule that removes all 
# temporary files that can be created again from the sources.

clean:
	rm -f app *.o libExample.a libExample.so

cleanall: clean
	rm -fr html