PROJ=c_binpro
CINTERF=c
CC=cl -DVCC=1 -I$(SRC) -O2 -Ot -Oy -G6 -Gd -W2 -DWIN32 -DNDEBUG -D_WINDOWS -nologo
SRC= "c:/tarau/BinProlog/src"
BP_FILES=$(SRC)/sym.c $(SRC)/load.c $(SRC)/engine.c $(SRC)/builtins.c\
$(SRC)/dict.c $(SRC)/io.c $(SRC)/float.c $(SRC)/debug.c\
$(SRC)/socket.c $(SRC)/ru.c $(SRC)/gc.c $(SRC)/main.c $(SRC)/wam.c

BINPROLOG=bp.exe

it: $(PROJ).exe

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#------------------- Standalone C-ified project -------------------------#
# This generates a C-file from the Prolog file in PROJ file and links it to
# the BinProlog `library' (a relocatable object file usually c_binpro.dll)
# combined with the C-ified emulator (usually ../src/wam.obj) and your
# own C-code in files c.c + c.h and your Prolog code using the interface
# in file c.pl 

$(PROJ).exe:	$(PROJ).obj $(CINTERF).obj wam.obj makefile
	type README.txt
	$(CC) -o $(PROJ).exe *.obj  -link /DEFAULTLIB:wsock32 /DEFAULTLIB:advapi32
	@echo "TYPE c_bpinpro and then ?-go. at the Prolog prompt"

$(PROJ).obj:	$(PROJ).c
	$(CC) -c $(PROJ).c

$(PROJ).h $(PROJ).c:	$(PROJ).pro $(CINTERF).pl
	rm -f $(PROJ).c $(PROJ).h
	bp "(cmake($(PROJ)),halt) "

$(CINTERF).obj:	$(CINTERF).c $(CINTERF).h
	$(CC) -c $(CINTERF).c

wam.obj:
	$(CC) -c -I$(SRC) $(BP_FILES)

save:
	rm -f -r bak
	mkdir bak
	cp $(PROJ).pro c.c c.h c.pl README makefile bak

clean realclean:	oclean
	rm -f *.obj *.lib *.exp $(PROJ).exe

oclean:
	rm -f $(PROJ).obj $(PROJ).exp $(PROJ).lib $(PROJ).dll $(PROJ).c $(PROJ).h