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##-----------------------------------------------------------*-Makefile-*-
## Common rules for generating, linking, and compiling via LLVM.  This is
## used to implement a robust testing framework for LLVM
##------------------------------------------------------------------------

## NOTE: This is preliminary and will change in the future

# If the user specified a TEST= option on the command line, we do not want to do
# the default testing type.  Instead, we change the default target to be the
# test:: target.
#
ifdef TEST
test::
endif

include ${LEVEL}/Makefile.common

# Specify ENABLE_STATS on the command line to enable -stats output from gccas
# and gccld.
ifdef ENABLE_STATS
STATS = -stats
endif


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# These files, which might be intermediate results, should not be deleted by
# make
.PRECIOUS: Output/%.bc  Output/%.ll
.PRECIOUS: Output/%.tbc Output/%.tll
.PRECIOUS: Output/.dir
.PRECIOUS: Output/%.llvm.bc
.PRECIOUS: Output/%.llvm
ifdef ENABLE_OPTIMIZED
TOOLS    = $(BUILD_ROOT_TOP)/tools/Release
else
TOOLS    = $(BUILD_ROOT_TOP)/tools/Debug
endif

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# LLVM Tool Definitions...
#
LCC1     = $(LLVMGCCDIR)/lib/gcc-lib/llvm/3.1/cc1
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LAS      = $(TOOLS)/as
LGCCAS   = $(TOOLS)/gccas
LGCCLD   = $(TOOLS)/gccld -L$(LLVMGCCDIR)/llvm/lib
LDIS     = $(TOOLS)/dis 
LOPT     = $(TOOLS)/opt
LLINK    = $(TOOLS)/link
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LANALYZE = $(TOOLS)/analyze
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LBUGPOINT= $(TOOLS)/bugpoint
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LCCFLAGS  += -O2 -Wall
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FAILURE  = $(LEVEL)/test/Failure.sh
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TESTRUNR = $(LEVEL)/test/TestRunner.sh
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# Native Tool Definitions
NATGCC  = /usr/dcs/software/supported/bin/gcc
CP	= /bin/cp -f
ifndef DISABLE_LLC_DIFFS
CC      = /opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc
AS	= /opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc
DIS     = /usr/ccs/bin/dis
CFLAGS  += -g -xarch=v9
endif

    LLCFLAGS += -trace basicblock
    LLCLIBS := -L$(LEVEL)/test/Libraries/Output -linstr64
else
    ifeq ($(TRACEM), yes)
	LLCLIBS := -L$(LEVEL)/test/Libraries/Output -linstr64
    endif
LLCLIBS := $(LLCLIBS) -lm

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	$(RM) a.out core
	$(RM) -rf Output/
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# Compile from X.c to Output/X.ll
Output/%.ll: %.c $(LCC1) Output/.dir $(INCLUDES)
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	$(LCC) $(LCCFLAGS) -S $< -o $@
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# LLVM Assemble from Output/X.ll to Output/X.bc.  Output/X.ll must have come
# from GCC output, so use GCCAS.
#
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Output/%.bc: Output/%.ll $(LGCCAS)
	$(LGCCAS) $(STATS) $< -o $@
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# LLVM Assemble from X.ll to Output/X.bc.  Because we are coming directly from
# LLVM source, use the non-transforming assembler.
#
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Output/%.bc: %.ll $(LAS) Output/.dir
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	$(LAS) -f $< -o $@
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# Compile a linked program to machine code for this processor.
#
Output/%.llc.s: Output/%.llvm.bc $(LLC)
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	$(LLC) $(LLCFLAGS) -f $< -o $@

# Assemble (and link) an LLVM-linked program using the system assembler...
#
Output/%.llc: Output/%.llc.s
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $< $(LLCLIBS) -o $@
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#
# Testing versions of provided utilities...
#
Output/%.tll: %.c $(LCC1) Output/.dir $(INCLUDES)
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	@echo "======== Compiling $<"
	$(LCC) $(LCCFLAGS) -S $< -o $@ || \
	    ( rm -f $@; $(FAILURE) $@ )

Output/%.tbc: Output/%.tll $(LAS)
	@echo "======== Assembling $<"
	$(LAS) -f $< -o $@ || \
            ( rm -f $@; $(FAILURE) $@ )
## Cancel built-in implicit rules that override above rules