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!include <ntwin32.mak> # bring in platform specific stuff.
#Fix a problem with ntwin32.mak and Visual C++
# problem is .mak defines "link=link32" and "lib=lib32"
# Problem is MSVC linker/library manager use these environment
# variables as additional flags to link/lib
# Consequently, link warns "link32.obj not found" and similarly lib.
# This has really p___ed me of. It has been very hard to get right.
# The LIB variable is used by MSVC to locate system library files, and
# damn ntwin32.mak sets lib. Now although NMAKE is case sensitive, the OS'
# environment vars arent. Therefore /E option _must_ be specified for MSVC
# nmake itself is also very average :-(
#
# Damn it. Even with .pyd in the suffixes, nmake wont infer a line
# mymodule.dll:
# and run up the .c->.obj, .obj->.pyd. And with all debug turned on, all
# it says is "dont know how to make .." Damn it (probably me, but I gave up:)
#.SUFFIXES :
#.SUFFIXES : .exe .dll .obj .asm .c .cpp .cxx .bas .cbl .for .pas .res .rc
# Version information.
pyversion=140
pypatchlevel=b1
pythondllext=pyd
linker=$(link)
libmgr=$(implib)
LINK=
#cdebug = -Z7 -Od # Z7 for win32s debugging
#
# Additional common definitions
#
cinclude=/I$(pythondir)\Include
python_dll=Py$(pyversion)-$(pypatchlevel).dll
python_defs_lib=$(pythondir)\Modules\Python.lib
python_defs_exp=$(pythondir)\Modules\Python.exp
pythonopts=/DHAVE_CONFIG_H /nologo /MD /G3
#!IFDEF MSVC
# Although this is handled, it generates warning. This is to avoid them
#cc=cl
#linker=link
#libmgr=lib
#!ENDIF
!IFNDEF NODEBUG
ldebug = -debug:full -debugtype:both
!ENDIF
!ifndef BUILD_DL
cdl=/DUSE_DL_EXPORT /DWIN32_PATCH_LEVEL=\"$(pyversion)-$(pypatchlevel)\"
.c.obj:
@$(cc) $(cflags) $(ccustom) $(cdebug) $(cinclude) $(pythonopts) $(cdl) $*.c
!else
#
# Useful stuff for building DL modules under NT.
#
cdl=/DUSE_DL_IMPORT
#if you have a .DEF file, define HAVE_DEF
# if you dont want precompiled headers, define PCH=0 (in your makefile, not here!)
!ifndef PCH
PCH=1
!endif
!if "$(PCH)"=="1"
cpch=/YX
!else
cpch=
!endif
!ifdef HAVE_DEF
export_statements=/DEF:$*.def
!else
export_statements=/EXPORT:init$(*:module=)
!endif
# Note for 'C', I use /Tp, to force as CPP - this will allow .C to define types.
.c.obj:
@echo Warning - compiling as C++ file
@$(cc) $(cdl) $(cflags) $(ccustom) $(cdebug) $(cinclude) $(cpch) $(pythonopts) /DUSE_DL_IMPORT /Tp $*.c
.cpp.obj:
@$(cc) $(cdl) $(cflags) $(ccustom) $(cdebug) $(cinclude) $(cpch) $(pythonopts) /DUSE_DL_IMPORT $*.cpp
.obj.$(pythondllext):
@link -dll -out:$*.$(pythondllext) $*.obj $(ldebug) $(export_statements) $(guilibsdll) $(lcustom) $(python_defs_lib)
!endif # !BUILD_DL
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