# epics_appl/src %W% %G%
#

#
#       Author: Andy Kozubal
#       Date:   07-16-93
# 
#       Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS)
# 
#       Copyright 1993, the Regents of the University of California,
#       and the University of Chicago Board of Governors.
# 
#       This software was produced under  U.S. Government contracts:
#       (W-7405-ENG-36) at the Los Alamos National Laboratory,
#       and (W-31-109-ENG-38) at Argonne National Laboratory.
# 
#       Initial development by:
#               The Controls and Automation Group (AT-8)
#               Ground Test Accelerator
#               Accelerator Technology Division
#               Los Alamos National Laboratory
# 
#       Co-developed with
#               The Controls and Computing Group
#               Accelerator Systems Division
#               Advanced Photon Source
#               Argonne National Laboratory
#  Modification Log:
#  -----------------
#  .01  07-16-93        ajk     original version
#  .02  02-14-94	rmw	added comments and examples
#


# user defined compiler options and sequence flags
# User-specified:
CCDEFS = -DV5_vxWorks
CCOPTIONS = 
CCINCLUDES = 
SNCFLAGS =

# Top of applications directory:
APPL = ..

# Location of all editable files:
SRC = $(APPL)/src

#name of vxWorks subdirectory (assumes gcc included 
#in ~vx/$(VX_VERS)/sun4.68k/bin)
VX_VERS = v51

#definition of TARGET for use in defining target specific compiler options
# for example for the 68040 target.include contains the line
# TARGET = -mv167
include	target.include

# The following file contains definitions for compiling/linking:
include applMakefile.include
include gdlMakefile.include

####################################################################
# DO NOT CHANGE THE ORDER OF THE ABOVE LINES
####################################################################


#This line guarantees that dependencies will be found 
.KEEP_STATE:

###########################################################################
#  
# Create a line like the one beginning with all: below, 
# but with your names substituted for the testsub.o and testseq.o
# All .o files will be made if their names are put in this list..
# If they are .c files this is all that is needed.
# if they are .st files they will also need to have the dependency lines
# for sequences as shown in the example below.
#all: testsub.o testseq.o

# All sequence files need two more lines like the example below.
#testseq.o: $(SRC)/testseq.st $(SEQ_DEPENDS)
#	$(MAKE_SEQ)
temp_ar.o: $(SRC)/temp_ar.st $(SEQ_DEPENDS)
	$(MAKE_SEQ)

#   Can link multiple objects:
#test: test1.o test2.o
#       $(LOAD) -o test test1.o test2.o
devMH2000Gpib.o:$(SRC)/devMH2000Gpib.gt
	$(MAKE_GPIB)