# $Id: Makefile.sample,v 1.1.1.1 2005/12/05 23:54:52 convexo Exp $

#===========================================================================
#
# This is a sample Makefile
# 
# Makefiles in binpatch describe the way each patch is built for a specific
# release. The instructions for building patches should be taken from the
# patches themselves (they are written at the top of each patch).
#
# bsd.binpatch.mk provides shortcuts to common instructions like make obj or
# make depend in the form of variables like ${_obj} or ${_depend} that saves
# you time and effort, setting the ${MAKE_ENV} variable for you, needed by
# binpatch.
#
# A _kernel target is provided too for convenience. It's kind of a Makefile
# macro that defines the instructions needed to build a kernel so you don't
# have to write them every time.
#
# Don't forget to include bsd.binpatch.mk at the end of the file.
# 
# Gerardo Santana <gerardo.santana gmail>
# 
#===========================================================================

# PATCH_* variables hold the list of patch file names without the extension
# as they appear in the FTP site. There's one variable for architecture
# specific patches: PATCH_I386, PATCH_SPARC, etc. The architecture name is
# the uppercase of the output of uname -m. PATCH_COMMON must be used for
# patches that apply to all architectures.

# List of patches for all architectures
PATCH_COMMON=001_cvs 002_getsockopt 003_sudo 004_libz 005_libz 006_nat-t

# List of patches for i386 only
PATCH_I386=

# bin, sbin and libc are not patches, and not always needed. They are here
# to serve as a source for a patch target if its instructions includes, for
# example: "And then rebuild and install libc"

bin:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/bin && (${_obj}; ${_cleandir}; ${_depend} && ${_build})

sbin:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/sbin && (${_obj}; ${_cleandir}; ${_depend} && ${_build})

libc:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/lib/libc && \
	(${_obj}; ${_cleandir}; ${_depend} && ${_build})

#===========================================================================
# The patch targets start here.
#
# Care should be taken for writing valid rules for make.
# The instructions must be taken from the top of each patch file, with some
# rewrites:
#
# - Paths relative to src/ must be made relative to ${WRKSRC}/
# - make targets must be changed for their counterparts provided by binpatch:
#	make obj:		${_obj}
#	make cleandir:		${_cleandir}
#	make depend:		${_depend}
#	make install:		${_install}
#	make && make install:	${_build}
#
#	make -f Makefile.bsd-wrapper obj:		${_obj_wrp}
#	make -f Makefile.bsd-wrapper cleandir:		${_cleandir_wrp}
#	make -f Makefile.bsd-wrapper depend:		${_depend_wrp}
#	make -f Makefile.bsd-wrapper && 
#		make -f Makefile.bsd-wrapper install:	${_build_wrp}
#	make -f Makefile.bsd-wrapper install:		${_install_wrp}
#
#

002_getsockopt: _kernel

001_cvs:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/gnu/usr.bin/cvs && \
	(${_obj_wrp}; ${_build_wrp})

003_sudo:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/usr.bin/sudo && \
	(${_obj}; ${_depend}; ${_build})
004_libz:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/lib/libz && \
	(${_obj}; ${_depend}; ${_build})

005_libz:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/lib/libz && \
	(${_obj}; ${_depend}; ${_build})

006_nat-t:
	cd ${WRKSRC}/sbin/isakmpd && \
	(${_obj}; ${_depend}; ${_build})

.include "bsd.binpatch.mk"