// // Package.pp // // This file defines certain configuration variables that are to be // written into the various make scripts. It is processed by ppremake // (along with the Sources.pp files in each of the various // directories) to generate build scripts appropriate to each // environment. // // This is the package-specific file, which should be at the top of // every source hierarchy. It generally gets the ball rolling, and is // responsible for explicitly including all of the relevent Config.pp // files. // Check the version of ppremake in use. #if $[not $[>= $[PPREMAKE_VERSION],0.50]] #error You need at least ppremake version 0.50 to process this tree. #endif // What is the name and version of this source tree? #if $[eq $[PACKAGE],] #define PACKAGE dtool #define VERSION 0.80 #endif // Where should install DTOOL, specifically? #if $[or $[CTPROJS],$[DTOOL]] // If we are presently attached, use the environment variable. // We define two variables: one for ourselves, which burns in the // current value of the DTOOL environment variable (so that any // attempt to install in this tree will install correctly, no // matter whether we are attached to a different DTOOL later by // mistake), and one for other trees to use, which expands to a // ordinary reference to the DTOOL environment variable, so // they will read from the right tree no matter which DTOOL they're // attached to. #define DTOOL_INSTALL $[DTOOL] #define DTOOL_INSTALL_OTHER $(DTOOL) #if $[eq $[DTOOL],] #error You seem to be attached to some trees, but not DTOOL! #endif #else // Otherwise, if we are not attached, install in the standard place // (unless the user specifies otherwise). #defer DTOOL_INSTALL $[INSTALL_DIR] #defer DTOOL_INSTALL_OTHER $[INSTALL_DIR] #endif // Pull in the package-level Config file. This contains a lot of // configuration variables that the user might want to fine-tune. #include $[THISDIRPREFIX]Config.pp // Also get the platform-specific config file. This defines a few // more variables that are more likely to be platform-dependent and // are less likely to be directly modified by the user. #include $[THISDIRPREFIX]Config.$[PLATFORM].pp // If the environment variable PPREMAKE_CONFIG is set, it points to a // user-customized Config.pp file, for instance in the user's home // directory. This file might redefine any of the variables defined // above. #if $[ne $[PPREMAKE_CONFIG],] #print Reading $[PPREMAKE_CONFIG] #include $[PPREMAKE_CONFIG] #else #print Environment variable PPREMAKE_CONFIG not set; using defaults. #endif // Now evaluate all of our deferred variable definitions from // Config.pp. #set HAVE_PYTHON $[HAVE_PYTHON] #set HAVE_NSPR $[HAVE_NSPR] #set HAVE_VRPN $[HAVE_VRPN] #set HAVE_ZLIB $[HAVE_ZLIB] #set HAVE_SOXST $[HAVE_SOXST] #set HAVE_GL $[HAVE_GL] #set HAVE_GLX $[HAVE_GLX] #set HAVE_GLUT $[HAVE_GLUT] #set HAVE_WGL $[HAVE_WGL] #set HAVE_SGIGL $[HAVE_SGIGL] #set HAVE_DX $[HAVE_DX] #set HAVE_RIB $[HAVE_RIB] #set HAVE_MIKMOD $[HAVE_MIKMOD] #set HAVE_NET $[HAVE_NET] #set HAVE_AUDIO $[HAVE_AUDIO] #set HAVE_GTKMM $[HAVE_GTKMM] #set HAVE_MAYA $[HAVE_MAYA] // Now infer a few more variables based on what was defined. #if $[and $[HAVE_MIKMOD],$[MIKMOD_CONFIG]] #define cflags $[shell $[MIKMOD_CONFIG] --cflags] #define libs $[shell $[MIKMOD_CONFIG] --libs] #define MIKMOD_CFLAGS $[filter-out -I%,$[cflags]] #define MIKMOD_IPATH $[unique $[patsubst -I%,%,$[filter -I%,$[cflags]]]] #define MIKMOD_LPATH $[unique $[patsubst -L%,%,$[filter -L%,$[libs]]]] #define MIKMOD_LIBS $[patsubst -l%,%,$[filter -l%,$[libs]]] #endif #if $[and $[HAVE_GTKMM],$[GTKMM_CONFIG]] #define cflags $[shell $[GTKMM_CONFIG] --cflags] #define libs $[shell $[GTKMM_CONFIG] --libs] #define GTKMM_CFLAGS $[filter-out -I%,$[cflags]] #define GTKMM_IPATH $[unique $[patsubst -I%,%,$[filter -I%,$[cflags]]]] #define GTKMM_LPATH $[unique $[patsubst -L%,%,$[filter -L%,$[libs]]]] #define GTKMM_LIBS $[patsubst -l%,%,$[filter -l%,$[libs]]] #endif // Finally, include the system configure file. #include $[THISDIRPREFIX]pptempl/System.pp