archie/prospero/Makefile.config.aix-2

#
#/*
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# *
# * For copying and distribution information, please see the file
# * <usc-license.h>.
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#

# This is the master configuration Makefile for the 
# Prospero Directory Service.  It replaces the former practice of always 
# having to modify a number of independent makefiles.


#######################################################################
# I) Machine and Operating-System dependent options.  Check these.    #
# The defaults are correct for SunOS.                                 #
#######################################################################

# Also need to configure the LIBS entry in section II according to your
# operating system.

#### INSTALL

# This definition of install is useful if you do not plan to throw away 
# debugging information.  It will work on systems with a build-in install.
INSTALL = install

# If space is at a premium and you want the binaries stripped of their 
# symbol tables and other debugging informaiton when they're installed, 
# use the following definition of INSTALL instead.  If you are going to throw 
# away the debugging information anyway, he definition of CFLAGS below should
# not include the -g option, which means 'include debugging information'.

# INSTALL = install -s

# If you're using HP-UX (or other systems without a BSD-like 'install'
# command, use the version we provide in the misc subdirectory of this
# distribution.
# INSTALL = sh /usr/pfs/source/misc/install.sh

####  OWNER
# The owner of the binaries that will be installed.
OWNER   = pfs

#### GROUP
# The group that the binaries to be installed should be set to.  
GROUP   = pfs


#### RANLIB

# Some systems (notably SCO Unix, Solaris, SGI, and other Sys-V Unices) do not 
# need "ranlib" to be run on an archived library after "ar".  If your system
# is one of them, define this as "echo" or "true".  Otherwise define it
# as "ranlib".

RANLIB = ranlib

#### AR
## your archiving program.  You should not need to change this.
AR = ar

# Define this if you feel like making AR verbose when it builds the libraries.
# This will give you extra info as it's chugging along.
# AR_VERBOSE_FLAG=v

ARFLAGS = r$(AR_VERBOSE_FLAG) 

#### MACHDEF

#
# This is used to set certain #defines that might be needed by any file
# you're compiling with.
# Generally this is used when certain C compilers require magic things to be
# #defined, or when some general Prospero include file needs a special fix for 
# a particular architecture.

# AIX: 
# If you're using AIX, set MACHDEF to be this:
MACHDEF = -DAIX
#
# ULTRIX:
# The system include files on Ultrix systems depend on the compiler predefining
# __LANGUAGE_C, __mips or __vax, and, if on a MIPS system,
# __MIPSEL for the little-endian version and __MIPSEB for the big-endian 
# version.   The version of GCC I was using did not predefine these constants,
# although the system's C compiler did.  If you are on an ULTRIX system and
# encounter errors involving 'struct sigcontext' or '.w_Retcode' being
# undefined, set MACHDEF to include these definitions.  One of the following
# three choices will work, depending upon your configuration.
# MACHDEF = -D__mips -D__MIPSEL -D__LANGUAGE_C
# MACHDEF = -D__mips -D__MIPSEB -D__LANGUAGE_C
# MACHDEF = -D__vax -D__LANGUAGE_C
#
# ULTRIX:
# In addition, under Ultrix4.2 using GCC version 1.37.1 OSF 1.9.2.13, I 
# encountered a bug explained in <include/pprot.h>.  Add this to the 
# definition of MACHDEF if you get error messages complaining that NULL 
# has been redefined.
#	-DCONFLICT_BETWEEN_DEFINITION_OF_NULL_IN_SYS_PARAM_H_AND_STDDEF_H

# MACHDEF =		# empty for most systems


#### COMPILER_PREPENDS_C_SYMBOLS_WITH_UNDERSCORE

# Many BSD-derived C compilers prepend C symbols with an _, and require that 
# the _ be present as an argument to the linker's -u flag.  Many 
# SysV-derived compilers don't do that.  Some Prospero Makefiles (notably, the
# compatibility library) use the linker's -u flag.

# BSD:
# On Suns running SunOS and on the VAX use this definition:
# COMPILER_PREPENDS_C_SYMBOLS_WITH_UNDERSCORE=_

# SYSV:
# On Suns running SOLARIS and on the MIPS, use this empty definition:
COMPILER_PREPENDS_C_SYMBOLS_WITH_UNDERSCORE=


#### MAKE

# You should not need to explicity set this, unless your version of MAKE is
# broken.  This is even true if you're using an unusual version of MAKE
# that your system doesn't call 'make'.
# MAKE	= make



#######################################################################
# II) Configuration-dependent options (these all MUST be set)         #
#######################################################################

# lib/psrv/wais_gw should be added if you're using WAIS or even if you 
# just want your clients to be able to retrieve WAIS files directly.
# It is enabled by default so that the WAIS retrieval will work properly
# (I have not tested this configuratin without them)
# Added to BIN subdirs rather than to LIB subdirs because there are executables
# in it.  (XXX not sure what they do; mitraism. --swa)
# "app"  should be added if you're using the compatability library and want
# to build the versions of CAT and LS that are specially linked with Prospero.
# "pcompat" and "app" won't work with SCO UNIX or AIX or SOLARIS, because they 
# need syscall.h.
#
# If you add "app", then add "lib/pcompat" to OPTIONAL_LIB_SUBDIRS
#
# XXX pcompat and app not fully supported in this prerelease.  Fix later. 
# --swa XXX 

OPTIONAL_BIN_SUBDIRS = lib/psrv/wais_gw # app

# Add lib/psrv/gopher_gw if you're running a server with GOPHER-GW enabled.
# Add lib/psrv/archie2 if you're running an archie version 2 server.
# Add lib/psrv/archie3 if you're running an archie version 3 server.
# Add lib/pcompat for the compatibility library.  (see note above)

OPTIONAL_LIB_SUBDIRS = lib/psrv/wais_gw lib/psrv/gopher_gw


# These options are used only by 'make install' and 'make installbinaries'

#### TOPDIR
# The top of the Prospero data files.  You will only use this if you're
# running the Prospero server.

TOPDIR = /pfs

#### P_BINARIES:
# Location where Prospero binaries should be put by the 'install' target.

P_BINARIES	= $(TOPDIR)/bin

#### SOURCEBASE
# The directory in which the top-level Prospero makefile exists.  This is the
# root of the Prospero build directory/source directory you're using.
# The Prospero Makefiles use this to compute library and include-file 
# pathnames for the linker and compiler.

# This actually does not need to be defined; each include file defines its own.
# SOURCEBASE = /nfs/gost/build/10Mar94+19Apr94.patched

#### KERBEROS (K_INC, KRB_LIBS, KRB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES)

# Use the following definitions if you want Kerberos Version 5
# authentication. 
# The location of the Kerberos version 5 libraries and include files will vary
# from machine to machine.
# We don't enable the Kerberos libraries and include files by default because 
# searching the huge Kerberos libraries substantially slows down the linker.
# K_INC   = -I/nfs/kerberos/v5/include
# KRB_LIBS = -L/nfs/kerberos/v5/lib -lkrb5 -lcrypto /nfs/kerberos/v5/extlib/libisode.a
# Only need to set the dependencies if your Kerberos libraries might change
# out from under you (this is the case at ISI, where Kerberos development is
# ongoing).
# KRB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES=/nfs/kerberos/v5/lib/libkrb5.a /nfs/kerberos/v5/lib/libcrypto.a /nfs/kerberos/v5/extlib/libisode.a
# Use the following definitions if you don't want Kerberos.

K_INC    =
KRB_LIBS =
KRB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES =

##
## LIBS
##
## Special libraries needed by some operating systems.
##
##

# SCOUNIX: Need -lsocket, -lcrypt_i
# LIBS = -lsocket -lcrypt_i -lm
# SOLARIS: Need -lsocket -lnsl
# LIBS = -lsocket -lnsl
# Under SunOS no libraries are necessary.
LIBS=

# There are usually not dependencies, unless you think the libraries 
# you're using might change under you.

LIBS_DEPENDENCIES=

#### Add the threads library we use to the LIBS list.
## not all versions of MAKE support +=

## If you're running multi-threaded using the FSU pthreads package, make 
## sure that lib/fsu_pthreads/lib/libpthreads.a and lib/malloc/gmalloc.o
## are included.  
# LIBS += /nfs/pfs/prospero.build/sun4/lib/fsu_pthreads/lib/libpthreads.a /nfs/pfs/prospero.build/sun4/lib/malloc/gmalloc.o -lm
# LIBS_DEPENDENCIES += $(SOURCEBASE)/lib/fsu_pthreads/lib/libpthreads.a $(SOURCEBASE)/lib/malloc/gmalloc.o

## if running multi-threaded under SOLARIS, add -lthread to LIBS:
# LIBS += -lthread 

##If you're working with another threads package, make sure
## that that particular package's libraries are included.


#### MORE_USER_PROGS 

# A set of additional user programs that are compiled by default.
# By default, this is unset.
# If you have gotten your own site distribution, then you will want to add
# "newvs" and "newpsite" to this list.

MORE_USER_PROGS = newvs
# MORE_USER_PROGS = 

#### MORE_SERVER_PROGS 

# A set of additional programs in the SERVER directory
# that should be compiled by default.
# By default, this is unset.
# If you are running a Prospero server using the Prospero Password 
# authentication mechanism, then add pw_edit to this list.
# MORE_SERVER_PROGS = pw_edit

MORE_SERVER_PROGS =

#### SERVER_DB_LIBS

# These databases are linked with the server.  You must also make the
# appropriate changes to <pserver.h>

# For ARCHIE servers, version 2.  To use this, you will need to get the ARCHIE
# distribution from Bunyip Information Systems.
#SERVER_DB_LIBS= $(ARCHIE2_LIB) 
#SERVER_DB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES= $(ARCHIE2_LIB) 
# For ARCHIE servers, version 3.  To use this, you will need to get the ARCHIE
# distribution from Bunyip Information Systems.
#SERVER_DB_LIBS= $(ARCHIE3_PARCHIE_LIB) $(ARCHIE3_PSARCHIE_LIB) 
#SERVER_DB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES= $(ARCHIE3_PARCHIE_LIB) $(ARCHIE3_PSARCHIE_LIB) 
# Unimplemented format to read GOPHER data files; this does not work yet
# and probably never will since it has been supserseded by the GOPHER-GW.
#SERVER_DB_LIBS=  $(SOURCEBASE)/lib/psrv/gopher/libpgopher.a
# For just GOPHER-GW
SERVER_DB_LIBS=  $(GOPHER_GW_LIB) 
SERVER_DB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES = $(GOPHER_GW_LIB) 
# For just WAIS
# note that wais uses -lm
#SERVER_DB_LIBS= $(WAIS_GW_LIB) -lm
#SERVER_DB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES = $(WAIS_GW_LIB) 

# For GOPHER-GW and WAIS
#SERVER_DB_LIBS= $(GOPHER_GW_LIB)  $(WAIS_GW_LIB) -lm
#SERVER_DB_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES= $(GOPHER_GW_LIB)  $(WAIS_GW_LIB)
# On SOLARIS 2.3: Note - that this is not thread safe, unless it uses libm.so 
#                 not libm.a. See "man ciel"  - this hasn't been checked yet

# For no server libraries.
#SERVER_LIBS = 
#SERVER_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES = 




###########################################################################
# III) DEVELOPMENT OPTIONS                                                #
# You will generally not want to modify these options unless you are      #
# a Prospero developer
###########################################################################

##
## GENERATION and GENERATIONSUFFIX
## This is a special program that installs new binaries without corrupting 
## existing ones that might be running.  It also renames the existing  files
## to .o or .oo


# GENERATION=true IGNORE THIS
GENERATION =/nfs/pfs/dev/tools/generation
# leave suffix empty normally.
# leave it to + for the mitra-style GENERATION command.

GENERATIONSUFFIX=
# GENERATIONSUFFIX=+

##
## an 'install' dependency clearly goes here.  yank out from all makefiles.
##


##
## COMPILER SETUP and FLAGS
##

## Compiler choice.  Prospero must be compiled with an ANSI C compiler.
## We usually use GCC.
## Use 'xlc' on an RS6000.

CC	= gcc

# Debugging is turned off in the default distribution in order to keep things
# reasonably small.
# If you encounter segmentation faults or other problems, we may ask you to
# reset this to '-g', 'make clean', and recompile the binaries so that we can
# get a stack trace and other useful debugging information.

## WARNINGS
# Warnings on here have been checked for most, if not all of the code
# This does not work on SunOS 4.1.3., because the include files don't prototype
# all the functions.  Has been tested under Solaris.
# GCCWARN = -Wimplicit
GCCWARN=
# Compiling with these will generate lots of warnings 
GCCTRY = -Wformat -Wshadow -Wreturn-type 
# -O -Wuninitialized # -Wuninitialized is not supported without -O
GCCNO = -Wredundant-decls -Wstrict-prototypes
# -ggdb3 to compile with full GDB debugging information.
# -g for adequate debugging information.
# -pg for performance monitoring
# -O for optimization
# For ARCHIE, use -O3

# CFLAGS = -ggdb3 

CCFLAGS  = $(GCCWARN) $(GCCTRY) $(BASEDEFINES)

## Additional stuff added to CFLAGS in Makefile.boilerplate.

##
## The WAIS gateway code has notions of how to be configured that differ
## from the rest of Prospero.
## If using that code, please set WCFLAGS.  It is set by default to an 
## appropriate value.
## WCFLAGS will be appended to the regular CFLAGS for just the 
## lib/psrv/wais_gw/Makefile. 

#-Dmacros for using macros rather than functions in certain inner loops
# RS6000's require adding -D_POSIX_SOURCE -D_XOPEN_SOURCE -D_ALL_SOURCE
# Data Generals require adding -DDG
# WCFLAGS = -UM_XENIX -DSCOUNIX -Dmacros -DIN_RMG
# IN_RMG is used to specify only to compile parts needed for RMG (that is,
# only the parts needed for the Prospero WAIS client gateway.)
# Some of the non-RMG parts are not thread safe yet

WCFLAGS  = -DIN_RMG -Dmacros

##
## CACHING definitions.
##

### CLIENT SIDE CACHING
# If you are using the special client side CACHING option (see section 3 
# of <psite.h>) then you will need to put the non-empty versions of 
# these three macros in place.
# If you are a Prospero novice, leave the defaults present.  The caching code
# is still experimental.

## You will not normally alter this, but it can be done if you want to change
## the name.  If you do, then also alter P_CACHE_P, P_CACHE_VC, and P_CACHE_TMP
## in section 3 of <psite.h>.

P_CACHE_P = $(TOPDIR)/vcache/p
P_CACHE_VC = $(TOPDIR)/vcache/vc
P_CACHE_TMP = $(TOPDIR)/vcache/tmp

### VCACHE PROGRAM or LIBRARY?

# If you're using the PVACHE LIBRARY, then you need to use the first definition
# Use the second if you are not.
# This is normally not set and you normally will not need to
# make use of it.  See section (3) of <psite.h>
# These libraries will be linked with any Prospero client that retrieves data
# using an ACCESS-METHOD.
# In the distribution, they are linked with "menu", "vget", "vcache", 
# and programs that use the compatibility library.
# Programs that don't retrieve data (e.g., PSTATUS) can be linked with either
# USE_VCACHE_LIBS or with PFS_LIBS.

# USE_VCACHE_LIBS = $(PFS_VCACHE_LIBS) 
USE_VCACHE_LIBS = $(PFS_LIBS) 

# Change this in parallel with USE_VCACHE_LIBS.
# USE_VCACHE_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES = $(PFS_VCACHE_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES) 
USE_VCACHE_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES = $(PFS_LIBS_DEPENDENCIES) 

####
#### If you change the definitions of PSRV_SHADOW, PSRV_STORAGE, or 
#### PSRV_SECURITY in <pserver.h>, you must change these to match.
#### These are normally not changed.
#### This is used by the 'installdirs' dependency.

PSRV_SHADOW=$(TOPDIR)/shadow 
PSRV_STORAGE=$(TOPDIR)/pfsdat
PSRV_SECURITY=$(TOPDIR)/security 



#### INSTALL_EXE_MODE
#### Mode for executables to be set to when installed.  It would be quite odd
#### for you to want to change this, but you can if you want to.
INSTALL_EXE_MODE = 755

#### INSTALL_DATA_MODE
#### Mode for non-executables to be set to when installed.  It would be quite odd
#### for you to want to change this, but you can if you want to.
INSTALL_DATA_MODE = 644

###
include $(SOURCEBASE)/Makefile.boilerplate