[csdoc-patches] csdoc/src/mcs/build/platforms linux.make,NONE,1.1 win32.make,NONE,1.1

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Update of /cvsroot/csdoc/csdoc/src/mcs/build/platforms
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv20482/platforms

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	linux.make win32.make 
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--- NEW FILE: linux.make ---
# -*- makefile -*-
#
# Platform-specific makefile rules. This one's for linux.
#

PLATFORM_DEBUG_FLAGS = -g
PLATFORM_MCS_FLAGS = 
PLATFORM_RUNTIME = $(RUNTIME)
PLATFORM_CORLIB = mscorlib.dll

BOOTSTRAP_MCS = mcs
RESGEN = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_RESGEN)

PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR = :

# Define this if this ever will work on Linux
# PLATFORM_MAKE_CORLIB_CMP = yes

# This is for changing / to \ on windows
PLATFORM_CHANGE_SEPARATOR_CMD = cat

hidden_prefix = .
hidden_suffix = 

platform-check:
	@set fnord $(BOOTSTRAP_MCS) ; if type $$2 >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then :; else \
	    echo "*** You need a C# compiler installed to build MCS. (make sure mcs works from the command line)" ; \
	    echo "*** Read INSTALL.txt for information on how to bootstrap" ; \
	    echo "*** a Mono installation." ; \
	    exit 1 ; \
	fi

# I tried this but apparently Make's version strings aren't that
# ... consistent between releases. Whatever.
#
#	@if ! $(MAKE) --version |grep '^GNU Make version 3' 1>/dev/null 2>&1 ; then \
#	    echo "*** You need to build MCS with GNU make. Try \`gmake'" ; \
#	    exit 1 ; \
#	fi

--- NEW FILE: win32.make ---
# -*- makefile -*-
#
# Win32 platform-specific makefile rules.
#

PLATFORM_DEBUG_FLAGS = /debug+ /debug:full
PLATFORM_MCS_FLAGS = /nologo /optimize
PLATFORM_RUNTIME = 
PLATFORM_CORLIB = mscorlib.dll

BOOTSTRAP_MCS = csc.exe
MCS = $(BOOTSTRAP_MCS)
RESGEN = resgen.exe

PLATFORM_MAKE_CORLIB_CMP = yes
PLATFORM_CHANGE_SEPARATOR_CMD=tr '/' '\\\\'
PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR = ;

hidden_prefix = 
hidden_suffix = .tmp

platform-check: