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# Makefile for dla-asm.
# See https://slackware.uk/~urchlay/repos/dla-asm
# We are pretending that cl65 is 2 different things: an assembler
# and a C compiler. CL65FLAGS should only be flags that apply to both.
CL65=cl65
CL65FLAGS=-g
# CA65FLAGS only applies to cl65 when it's run as an assembler.
CA65=$(CL65)
CA65FLAGS=-t none
# CC65FLAGS only applies to cl65 when it's run as a C compiler.
# Turn off unused parameter warnings because cc65 insists on complaining
# that argc and argv are unused.
# Note that using 0x2d00 for the start address makes the Atari crash
# when exiting dla2csv.xex in MyDOS 4.50, but 0x2800 is fine. 0x2000
# also works, but not all DOSes have MEMLO set that low... must investigate
# why this happens.
CC65=$(CL65)
CC65FLAGS=-t atari -W -unused-param --start-addr 0x2800 -Or
# Host C compiler (usually a symlink to gcc or clang).
CC=cc
CFLAGS=-O2 -Wall
# Most OSes that have perl, have it in /usr/bin (and in $PATH).
PERL=perl
# Don't forget to list all phony targets here!
.PHONY: all disk test disktest realtest tnfs clean distclean
all: dla.xex dla2csv dla2csv.xex dla2img.sh
dla.xex: dla.s io.s dlatbl.s xex.inc printint.s render.s drunkwalk.s dlaver.h
$(CA65) $(CL65FLAGS) $(CA65FLAGS) -l dla.list -Ln dla.labels -o dla.xex dla.s
dla2img.sh: VERSION
$(PERL) d2iver.pl dla2img.sh
dlatbl.s: mkdlatbl.pl
$(PERL) mkdlatbl.pl > dlatbl.s
#dlaver.inc: dlaver.h
dlaver.h: mkver.pl VERSION
$(PERL) mkver.pl
dla2csv: dla2csv.c dlaver.h
@echo $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o dla2csv dla2csv.c ; \
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o dla2csv dla2csv.c \
|| echo "Couldn't build host dla2csv; continuing without it"
dla2csv.xex: dla2csv.c dlaver.h
$(CC65) $(CL65FLAGS) $(CC65FLAGS) -Ln dla2csv.labels -l dla2csv.list -m dla2csv.map -o $@ dla2csv.c
autorun.sys: autorun.s about.dat
$(CA65) $(CL65FLAGS) $(CA65FLAGS) -Ln autorun.labels -l autorun.list -o autorun.sys autorun.s
about.dat: text2screen.pl ABOUT.txt
perl text2screen.pl < ABOUT.txt > about.dat
# dla.atr.in is just a DOS 2.0s disk image.
dla.atr: dla.xex dla2csv.xex autorun.sys dla.atr.in
cp dla.atr.in dla.atr
axe -w autorun.sys dla.atr
axe -w dla.xex dla.atr
axe -w dla2csv.xex dla.atr
disk: dla.atr
test: all
atari800 dla.xex
disktest: disk
atari800 dla.atr
realtest: disk
atariserver dla.atr
# tnfs.sh is not in git, it wouldn't work for anyone but me anyway.
tnfs: all
sh tnfs.sh dla.xex dla2csv.xex dla.atr
clean:
rm -f dla.xex dla2csv dla2csv.xex autorun.sys dla.list dla.labels *.o dla.atr
distclean: clean
rm -f dlatbl.s dlaver.inc dlaver.h about.dat
# this rule isn't actually used by the other targets, it's just
# handy for writing little "test.c" programs and being able to
# say "make test.xex".
%.xex: %.c
$(CC65) $(CL65FLAGS) $(CC65FLAGS) -o $@ $<
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