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# Copyright (c) 2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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# All rights reserved.
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# This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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# under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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# which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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# at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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#
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# Initial Contributors:
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# Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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#
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# Contributors:
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#
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# Description:
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# Tools for use in FLMs - common macros and variables
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#
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ifeq ($(FLMTOOLS.MK),)
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FLMTOOLS.MK:=included
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CHAR_COMMA:=,
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CHAR_SEMIC:=;
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CHAR_COLON:=:
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CHAR_BLANK:=
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#the BLANK BLANK trick saves us from clever text editrors that remove spaces at the end of a line
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CHAR_SPACE:=$(BLANK) $(BLANK)
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CHAR_DQUOTE:="
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CHAR_QUOTE:='
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CHAR_LBRACKET:=(
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CHAR_RBRACKET:=)
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CHAR_DOLLAR:=$
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#'" # This comment makes syntax highlighting work again. Leave it here please!
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# A macro to ensure that the shell does not
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# interpret brackets in a command
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define shEscapeBrackets
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$(subst $(CHAR_LBRACKET),\$(CHAR_LBRACKET),$(subst $(CHAR_RBRACKET),\$(CHAR_RBRACKET),$(1)))
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endef
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# A macro to protect quotes from shell expansion
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define shEscapeQuotes
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$(subst $(CHAR_QUOTE),\$(CHAR_QUOTE),$(subst $(CHAR_DQUOTE),\$(CHAR_DQUOTE),$(1)))
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endef
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# Protect against shell expansion
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define shEscape
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$(call shEscapeBrackets,$(call shEscapeQuotes,$(1)))
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endef
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# A macro to escape spaces for use in rule targets or dependencies
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define ruleEscape
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$(subst $(CHAR_SPACE),\$(CHAR_SPACE),$(1))
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endef
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# A macro for turning a list into a concatenated string
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# 1st parameter is the separator to use, second is the list
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# e.g. $(call concat,:,/sbin /usr/sbin /usr/local/sbin /bin /usr/bin /usr/local/bin)
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# would create the string
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# /sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin
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# It has to be recursive to manage to create a string from a list
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define concat
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$(if $(word 2,$(2)),$(firstword $(2))$(1)$(call concat,$(1),$(wordlist 2,$(words $(2)),$(2))),$(2))
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endef
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# A macro for converting a string to lowercase
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lowercase_TABLE:=A,a B,b C,c D,d E,e F,f G,g H,h I,i J,j K,k L,l M,m N,n O,o P,p Q,q R,r S,s T,t U,u V,v W,w X,x Y,y Z,z
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define lowercase_internal
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$(if $1,$$(subst $(firstword $1),$(call lowercase_internal,$(wordlist 2,$(words $1),$1),$2)),$2)
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endef
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define lowercase
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$(eval lowercase_RESULT:=$(call lowercase_internal,$(lowercase_TABLE),$1))$(lowercase_RESULT)
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endef
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# A macro for converting a string to uppercase
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uppercase_TABLE:=a,A b,B c,C d,D e,E f,F g,G h,H i,I j,J k,K l,L m,M n,N o,O p,P q,Q r,R s,S t,T u,U v,V w,W x,X y,Y z,Z
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define uppercase_internal
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$(if $1,$$(subst $(firstword $1),$(call uppercase_internal,$(wordlist 2,$(words $1),$1),$2)),$2)
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endef
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define uppercase
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$(eval uppercase_RESULT:=$(call uppercase_internal,$(uppercase_TABLE),$1))$(uppercase_RESULT)
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endef
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# A macro for removing duplicate tokens from a list
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# whilst retaining the list's order
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define uniq
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$(if $(1),$(info $(words $(1)) $(1))\
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$(firstword $(1))$(call uniq,$(filter-out $(firstword $(1)),$(wordlist 2,$(words $(1)),$(1))))\
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,)
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endef
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# A macro for enclosing all list elements in some kind of quote or bracket
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define enclose
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$(foreach ITEM,$(2),$(1)$(ITEM)$(1))
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endef
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# A macro enclosing all list elements in double quotes and removing escapes
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define dblquote
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$(subst \,,$(call enclose,$(CHAR_DQUOTE),$(1)))
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endef
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# A macro enclosing a single item in double quotes, so that spaces can be quoted
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define dblquoteitem
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$(if $(1),$(CHAR_DQUOTE)$(1)$(CHAR_DQUOTE),)
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endef
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# A macro to add a prefix to a list of items, while putting quotes around each
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# item so prefixed, to allow spaces in the prefix.
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define addquotedprefix
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$(addprefix $(CHAR_DQUOTE)$(1),$(addsuffix $(CHAR_DQUOTE),$(2)))
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endef
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# A macro enclosing all list elements in single quotes and prepending a string
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# basically to turn a list like:
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# LINUX TOOLS EXP=_declspec(export) NODEBUG
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# into:
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# -D'LINUX' -D'TOOLS' -D'EXP=_declspec(export)' -DNODEBUG
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define makemacrodef
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$(strip $(patsubst %,$1'%',$2))
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endef
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# Make a (filename) string safe for use as a variable name
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define sanitise
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$(subst /,_,$(subst :,_,$(1)))
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endef
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# A variation on several macros implemented directly in FLMs, this takes a filename and a list
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# of "words" and pumps groups of 10 words at a time into the file. Its main use is the creation
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# of command/response files for tools that need to avoid blowing command line length limits
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# when referencing long lists of absolutely pathed files.
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define groupin10infile
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$(if $2,@echo -e $(foreach L,$(wordlist 1,10,$2),"$(L)\\n") >>$1,)
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$(if $2,$(call groupin10infile,$1,$(wordlist 11,$(words $2),$2)),@true)
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endef
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## DEBUGGING Macros ######################################
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# A macro to help with debugging FLMs by printing out variables specified in the FLMDEBUG variable
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define flmdebug
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$(if $(FLMDEBUG),@echo -e "<flmdebug>\\n $(foreach VAR,$(FLMDEBUG),$(VAR):=$($(VAR))\\n)</flmdebug>",)
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endef
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define flmdebug2
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flmdebug2_OUT:=$(if $(FLMDEBUG),$(shell echo -e "<flmdebug>\\n $(foreach VAR,$(FLMDEBUG),$(VAR):=$($(VAR))\\n)</flmdebug>" 1>&2),)
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endef
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## Path handling tools ###################################
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ifeq ($(OSTYPE),cygwin)
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SPACESLASH:=$(CHAR_SPACE)/
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SPACESLASH2:=$(CHAR_SPACE)\/
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SPACEDSLASH:=$(CHAR_SPACE)//
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# How lists of directories are separated on this OS:
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DIRSEP:=$(CHAR_SEMIC)
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define slashprotect
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$(subst $(SPACESLASH),$(SPACESLASH2),$(1))
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endef
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define pathprep
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$(subst $(SPACESLASH),$(SPACEDSLASH),$(1))
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endef
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else
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# How lists of directories are separated on this OS:
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DIRSEP:=$(CHAR_COLON)
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define slashprotect
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$(1)
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endef
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define pathprep
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$(1)
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endef
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endif
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# Path separator (always / in make)
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PATHSEP=/
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## Source to object file mapping #########################
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## Converting a list of source files to a list of object files without altering their
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## relative order. Also deals with multiple file types mapping to the same object type
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## e.g. .CPP and .cpp and .c++ all map to .o
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define allsuffixsubst_internal
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$(if $1,$$(patsubst %$(firstword $1),%$2,$(call allsuffixsubst_internal,$(wordlist 2,$(words $1),$1),$2,$3)),$3)
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endef
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# $1 - the list of suffixes to replace
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# $2 - the suffix to replace them with
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# $3 - the list of strings to perform the replacement on
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define allsuffixsubst
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$(eval allsuffixsubst_RESULT:=$(call allsuffixsubst_internal,$1,$2,$3))$(allsuffixsubst_RESULT)
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endef
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## extractfilesoftype ##
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# $(1) is the list of types to extract e.g. cpp cxx CPP
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# $(2) is the list of files to select from
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define extractfilesoftype
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$(foreach EXT,$(1),$(filter %$(EXT),$(2)))
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endef
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## extractandmap ##
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# $(1) is the list of types e.g. cpp cxx CPP
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# $(2) is the extension to map to e.g. .o or .ARMV5.lst oe _.cpp
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# $(3) is the list of files to select from
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# This functon turns a list like 'fred.cpp bob.c++' into 'fred.o bob.o'
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define extractandmap
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$(foreach EXT,$(1),$(patsubst %$(EXT),%$(2),$(filter %$(EXT),$(3))))
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endef
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## relocatefiles ##
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# $(1) directory to relocate them in
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# $(2) list of files to relocate
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define relocatefiles
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$(patsubst %,$(1)/%,$(notdir $(2)))
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endef
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## Get stack handling code (for calls to FLMS which don't destroy variables)
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include $(FLMHOME)/stack.mk
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## Allow flm rules to be tagged and enable FORCESUCCESS feature etc
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include $(FLMHOME)/taggedrules.mk
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## Get boolean tools e.g. that implement the equals macro.
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include $(FLMHOME)/booleanlogic.mk
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## Macros for writing recipes without needing to know eval
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#
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# an ordinary recipe, for example,
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# $(call raptor_recipe,name,$(TARGET),$(PREREQUISITES),$(COMMAND))
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#
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define raptor_recipe
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$(eval $2: $3
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$(call startrule,$1) $4 $(call endrule,$1)
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)
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endef
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#
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# a phony recipe (double colon rule). Making a separate macro with an uglier
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# name will hopefully discourage people from using this unless they need to,
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# for example,
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#
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# $(call raptor_phony_recipe,name,ALL,,$(COMMAND))
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#
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define raptor_phony_recipe
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$(eval $2:: $3
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$(call startrule,$1) $4 $(call endrule,$1)
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)
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endef
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################################################################################
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## Test code to allow this makefile fragment to be tested in a standalone manner
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##
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## example:
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## FLMHOME=./ make -f flmtools.mk STANDALONE_TEST=1
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##
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ifneq ($(STANDALONE_TEST),)
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test::
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@echo "macros"
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test "$(call concat,:,CON CAT EN ATED)" == "CON:CAT:EN:ATED"
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test "$(call enclose,$(CHAR_QUOTE),THESE WORDS ARE QUOTED)" == "'THESE' 'WORDS' 'ARE' 'QUOTED'"
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echo $(SHELL)
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test '$(call dblquote,THESE WORDS ARE DOUBLEQUOTED)' == '"THESE" "WORDS" "ARE" "DOUBLEQUOTED"'
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echo $(call dqnp,/c/fred /d/alice /blah/blah)
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@echo ""
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test::
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@echo lowercase macro
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test '$(call lowercase,ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ AA BB CC)' == 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz aa bb cc'
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define lowercase_internal
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$(if $1,$$(subst $(firstword $1),$(call lowercase_internal,$(wordlist 2,$(words $1),$1),$2)),$2)
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endef
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define lowercase
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$(eval lowercase_RESULT:=$(call lowercase_internal,$(lowercase_TABLE),$1))$(lowercase_RESULT)
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endef
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test '$(call pathprep,--apcs /inter)' == '--apcs //inter'
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test::
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@echo "pathprep macro"
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test '$(call pathprep,--apcs /inter)' == '--apcs //inter'
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test '$(call pathprep,blah theone/or/theother)' == 'blah theone/or/theother'
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endif
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endif
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