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# Definitions for Windows.

#

# Default for COMPILER_WARNINGS_FATAL on Windows (C++ compiler warnings)

#    Level: Default is 3, 0 means none, 4 is the most but may be unreliable

#    Some makefiles may have set this to 0 to turn off warnings completely,

#    which also effectively creates a COMPILER_WARNINGS_FATAL=false situation.

#    Program.gmk may turn this down to 2 (building .exe's).

#    Windows 64bit platforms are less likely to be warning free.

#    Historically, Windows 32bit builds should be mostly warning free.

ifndef COMPILER_WARNING_LEVEL

  COMPILER_WARNING_LEVEL=3

endif

ifndef COMPILER_WARNINGS_FATAL

  COMPILER_WARNINGS_FATAL=false

endif

# Windows should use parallel compilation for best build times

ifndef COMPILE_APPROACH

  COMPILE_APPROACH = normal

endif

# Indication that we are doing an incremental build.

#    This may trigger the creation of make depend files.

#    (This may not be working on windows yet, always force to false.)

override INCREMENTAL_BUILD = false

# WARNING: This is extremely touch stuff, between CYGWIN vs. MKS and all

#          variations of MKS and CYGWIN releases, and 32bit vs 64bit,

#          this file can give you nightmares.

#

# Notes:

#   Keep all paths in the windows "mixed" style except CYGWIN UNXIXCOMMAND_PATH.

#   Use of PrefixPath is critical, some variables must end with / (see NOTE).

#   Use of quotes is critical due to possible spaces in paths coming from

#     the environment variables, be careful.

#   First convert \ to / with subst, keep it quoted due to blanks, then

#     use cygpath -s or dosname -s to get the short non-blank name.

#   If the MKS is old and doesn't have a dosname -s, you will be forced

#     to set ALT variables with the short non-space directory names.

#     If dosname doesn't appear to work, we won't use it.

#     The dosname utility also wants to accept stdin if it is not supplied

#     any path on the command line, this is really dangerous when using

#     make variables that can easily become empty, so I use:

#        echo $1 | dosname -s     instead of    dosname -s $1

#     to prevent dosname from hanging up the make process when $1 is empty.

#     The cygpath utility does not have this problem.

#   The ALT values should never really have spaces or use \.

#   Suspect these environment variables to have spaces and/or \ characters:

#     SYSTEMROOT, SystemRoot, WINDIR, windir, PROGRAMFILES, ProgramFiles,

#     MSTOOLS, Mstools, MSSDK, MSSdk, VC71COMNTOOLS, 

#     MSVCDIR, MSVCDir.

#     So use $(subst \,/,) on them first adding quotes and placing them in

#         their own variable assigned with :=, then use FullPath.

#

# Use FullPath to get C:/ style non-spaces path. Never ends with a /!

ifdef USING_CYGWIN

# We assume cygpath is available in the search path

#    NOTE: Use of 'pwd' with CYGWIN will not get you a mixed style path!

CYGPATH_CMD=cygpath -a -s -m

define FullPath

$(shell $(CYGPATH_CMD) $1 2> $(DEV_NULL))

endef

define OptFullPath

$(shell if [ "$1" != "" -a -d "$1" ]; then $(CYGPATH_CMD) "$1"; else echo "$1"; fi)

endef

else

# Temporary until we upgrade to MKS 8.7, MKS pwd returns mixed mode path

define FullPath

$(shell cd $1 2> $(DEV_NULL) && pwd)

endef

define OptFullPath

$(shell if [ "$1" != "" -a -d "$1" ]; then (cd $1 && pwd); else echo "$1"; fi)

endef

endif

# System drive

ifdef SYSTEMDRIVE

  _system_drive =$(SYSTEMDRIVE)

else

  ifdef SystemDrive

    _system_drive =$(SystemDrive)

  endif

endif

_system_drive:=$(call CheckValue,_system_drive,C:)

# UNIXCOMMAND_PATH: path to where the most common Unix commands are.

#  NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage.

  else

    else

    endif

  endif

endif

# Get version of MKS or CYGWIN

ifdef USING_CYGWIN

else # MKS

_MKS_VER :=$(shell $(MKSINFO) 2>&1 | $(GREP) Release | $(TAIL) -1 | $(SED) -e 's@.*\(Release.*\)@\1@')

MKS_VER  :=$(call GetVersion,$(_MKS_VER))

# At this point, we can re-define FullPath to use DOSNAME_CMD

CHECK_MKS87:=$(call CheckVersions,$(MKS_VER),8.7)

TRY_DOSNAME:=false

ifeq ($(CHECK_MKS87),same)

TRY_DOSNAME:=true

endif

# Newer should be ok

ifeq ($(CHECK_MKS87),newer)

TRY_DOSNAME:=true

endif

ifeq ($(TRY_DOSNAME),true)

ifeq ($(shell $(UNIXCOMMAND_PATH)dosname -s $(_system_drive)/ 2> $(DEV_NULL)),$(_system_drive)/)

_DOSNAME=$(UNIXCOMMAND_PATH)dosname

DOSNAME_CMD:=$(_DOSNAME) -s

define FullPath

$(subst //,/,$(shell echo $1 | $(DOSNAME_CMD) 2> $(DEV_NULL)))

endef

endif # test dosname -s

endif # TRY_DOSNAME

endif # MKS

# We try to get references to what we need via the default component

#    environment variables, or what was used historically.

# Process Windows values into FullPath values, these paths may have \ chars

  else

    else

    endif

  endif

  ifeq ($(ARCH_DATA_MODEL), 32)

  else

  endif

  endif

endif

# Compilers, SDK, and Visual Studio (MSDEV) [32bit is different from 64bit]

ifeq ($(ARCH_DATA_MODEL), 32)

    else

      endif

    endif

  endif

  endif

endif

# The Microsoft Platform SDK installed by itself

  endif

endif

# If no SDK found yet, look in other places

  ifdef MSSDK

  else

    ifdef MSSdk

    endif

  endif

endif

# Compilers for 64bit are from SDK

ifeq ($(ARCH_DATA_MODEL), 64)

      ifeq ($(ARCH), ia64)

      endif

      ifeq ($(ARCH), amd64)

      endif

    endif

  endif

endif

# Location on system where jdk installs might be

else

  USRJDKINSTANCES_PATH =$(_system_drive)/

endif

# SLASH_JAVA: location of all network accessable files

  else

  endif

endif

# JDK_DEVTOOLS_DIR: common path for all the java devtools

endif

# COMPILER_PATH: path to where the compiler and tools are installed.

#  NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage.

endif

# MSDEVTOOLS_PATH: path to where the additional MS Compiler tools are.

#  NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage.

        _ms_tools :=$(call FullPath,$(xMSTOOLS))

      else

      endif

    else

    endif

  endif

endif

# DEVTOOLS_PATH: for other tools required for building (such as zip, etc.)

#  NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage.

  else

  endif

endif

# _BOOTDIR1: First choice for a Bootstrap JDK, previous released JDK.

# _BOOTDIR2: Second choice

ifndef ALT_BOOTDIR

  _BOOTDIR1  =$(_system_drive)/jdk$(PREVIOUS_JDK_VERSION)

  _BOOTDIR2  =$(USRJDKINSTANCES_PATH)/jdk$(PREVIOUS_JDK_VERSION)

endif

# Import JDK images allow for partial builds, components not built are

#    imported (or copied from) these import areas when needed.

# BUILD_JDK_IMPORT_PATH: location of JDK install trees to import for

#   multiple platforms, e.g. windows-i586, solaris-sparc, linux-586, etc.

endif

# JDK_IMPORT_PATH: location of previously built JDK (this version) to import

endif