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Carl Shapiro
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256692a6
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16 years ago
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rtoy
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Add -mmacosx-version-min so the resulting lisp can run on older
versions of Darwin.
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# -*- Mode: makefile -*-
PATH1
=
../../src/lisp
PATH1
=
../../src/lisp
vpath
%.h
$(PATH1)
vpath
%.h
$(PATH1)
vpath
%.c
$(PATH1)
vpath
%.c
$(PATH1)
vpath
%.S
$(PATH1)
vpath
%.S
$(PATH1)
CPPFLAGS
=
-I
.
-I
$(
PATH1
)
CPPFLAGS
=
-I
.
-I
$(
PATH1
)
# For Mac OS X 10.2, gcc3 is appropriate. For 10.4, gcc (gcc 4.0) is ok. But
# For Mac OS X 10.2, gcc3 is appropriate. For 10.4, gcc (gcc 4.0) is ok. But
# this means -traditional is needed because gcc 4 seems to handle '##'
# this means -traditional is needed because gcc 4 seems to handle '##'
# differently from gcc-3.3. I (rtoy) don't know which is right, but I
# differently from gcc-3.3. I (rtoy) don't know which is right, but I
# think gcc 4 is wrong. However, to work around this, we use /**/ to
# think gcc 4 is wrong. However, to work around this, we use /**/ to
# concatenate tokens which reguires the -traditional flag.
# concatenate tokens which reguires the -traditional flag.
CC = gcc
# Build for OSX 10.2.8 or later. (Is this what we want?)
CC
=
gcc
-mmacosx-version-min
=
10.2.8
LD
=
ld
LD
=
ld
NM
=
$(
PATH1
)
/darwin-nm
NM
=
$(
PATH1
)
/darwin-nm
CPP
=
cpp
-no-cpp-precomp
CPP
=
cpp
-no-cpp-precomp
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