[csdoc-patches] csdoc/src/mcs/build/profiles atomic.make,NONE,1.1 bootstrap.make,NONE,1.1 default.make,NONE,1.1 net_1_0.make,NONE,1.1 net_2_0.make,NONE,1.1 net_2_0_bootstrap.make,NONE,1.1

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

Added Files:
	atomic.make bootstrap.make default.make net_1_0.make 
	net_2_0.make net_2_0_bootstrap.make 
Log Message:
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--- NEW FILE: atomic.make ---
# -*- Makefile -*-
#
# The 'atomic' profile.

# In this profile we compile everything relative to the already-installed
# runtime, so we use the bootstrap (external) compiler for everything and
# don't set MONO_PATH.
#
# (So the libraries are compiled and installed atomically, not incrementally.)

MCS = $(BOOTSTRAP_MCS)

# Causes some build errors
#PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = /d:NET_1_1 /lib:$(prefix)/lib

# Get our installed libraries (an issue on windows)

PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = /lib:$(prefix)/lib

# Check that installed libraries even exist.

profile-check:
	@if test '!' -f $(prefix)/lib/I18N.dll ; then \
	    echo ; \
	    echo "$(prefix)/lib/I18N.dll does not exist." ; \
	    echo ; \
	    echo "This probably means that you are building from a miniature" ; \
	    echo "distribution of MCS or don't yet have an installed MCS at all." ; \
	    echo "The current build profile needs a complete installation of" ; \
	    echo "MCS to build against; you need to build using the default" ; \
	    echo "profile. Use this command:" ; \
	    echo ; \
	    echo "    $(MAKE) PROFILE=default" ; \
	    echo ; \
	    exit 1 ; \
	fi

# Exciting, no?

--- NEW FILE: bootstrap.make ---
# -*- makefile -*-
#
# The default 'bootstrap' profile -- builds so that we link against
# the libraries as we build them.
#
# We use the platform's native C# runtime and compiler if possible.

# Note that we have sort of confusing terminology here; BOOTSTRAP_MCS
# is what allows us to bootstrap ourselves, but when we are bootstrapping,
# we use INTERNAL_MCS.

# When bootstrapping, compile against our new assemblies.
# (MONO_PATH doesn't just affect what assemblies are loaded to
# run the compiler; /r: flags are by default loaded from whatever's
# in the MONO_PATH too).

MCS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE):$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) --debug $(topdir)/mcs/mcs.exe
BOOTSTRAP_MCS = $(MCS)

# nuttzing!

profile-check:

# Causes some build errors
PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = -d:NET_1_1 -d:ONLY_1_1

--- NEW FILE: default.make ---
# -*- makefile -*-
#
# The default 'bootstrap' profile -- builds so that we link against
# the libraries as we build them.
#
# We use the platform's native C# runtime and compiler if possible.

# Note that we have sort of confusing terminology here; BOOTSTRAP_MCS
# is what allows us to bootstrap ourselves, but when we are bootstrapping,
# we use INTERNAL_MCS.

# When bootstrapping, compile against our new assemblies.
# (MONO_PATH doesn't just affect what assemblies are loaded to
# run the compiler; /r: flags are by default loaded from whatever's
# in the MONO_PATH too).

ifdef PLATFORM_MONO_NATIVE
MCS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE):$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_MCS)
MBAS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE):$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_MBAS)
else
MCS = $(PLATFORM_RUNTIME) $(BOOTSTRAP_MCS) /lib:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)
MBAS = $(PLATFORM_RUNTIME) $(BOOTSTRAP_MBAS) /lib:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)
endif

# nuttzing!

profile-check:

PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = -d:NET_1_1 -d:ONLY_1_1
PROFILE_MBAS_FLAGS = -d:NET_1_1 -d:ONLY_1_1
FRAMEWORK_VERSION = 1.0

--- NEW FILE: net_1_0.make ---
# -*- Makefile -*-
# 
# Only build .NET 1.0 classes.
#
# If we want to combine this with, say, the atomic profile,
# we should create 'atomic-net_1_0.make' which includes both.
#
# Ideally you could say 'make PROFILE="bootstrap net_1_0"' but
# that would be pretty hard to code.

include $(topdir)/build/profiles/default.make

PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = /d:NET_1_0 /d:ONLY_1_0
FRAMEWORK_VERSION = 1.0

# done

--- NEW FILE: net_2_0.make ---
# -*- makefile -*-
#
# The default 'bootstrap' profile -- builds so that we link against
# the libraries as we build them.
#
# We use the platform's native C# runtime and compiler if possible.

# Note that we have sort of confusing terminology here; BOOTSTRAP_MCS
# is what allows us to bootstrap ourselves, but when we are bootstrapping,
# we use INTERNAL_MCS.

# When bootstrapping, compile against our new assemblies.
# (MONO_PATH doesn't just affect what assemblies are loaded to
# run the compiler; /r: flags are by default loaded from whatever's
# in the MONO_PATH too).

MCS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_GMCS)

# nuttzing!

profile-check:

PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = -d:NET_1_1 -d:NET_2_0 -2
FRAMEWORK_VERSION = 2.0

--- NEW FILE: net_2_0_bootstrap.make ---
# -*- makefile -*-

#
# Note that we're using the .NET 1.1 MCS but MONO_PATH points to the net_2_0_bootstrap directory.
# We do it this way to get assembly version references right.
#
MCS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_MCS)

# Make sure that we're not invoked at the top-level.
profile-check:
	echo "The 'net_2_0_bootstrap' profile is for internal use only"
	exit 1

PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = -d:NET_1_1 -d:BOOTSTRAP_NET_2_0 -langversion:default
FRAMEWORK_VERSION = 2.0
NO_SIGN_ASSEMBLY = yes