## ####### Makefile.head   for nocol ########
#
#  $Header: /home/vikas/src/nocol/RCS/Makefile.head,v 1.3 2000/01/19 04:08:08 vikas Exp $
##
# Set ROOTDIR here to a directory where everything will be installed
# (etc, data).  'netconsole' does a chroot to this directory when it runs.
#SRCDIR=	`pwd`
#ROOTDIR=	/usr/local/nocol
#MANDIR =	$(ROOTDIR)/man
#MANEXT = 	n
#NLOG_HOST =	nocol.navya.com	# host running the noclogd daemon
#OPSMAIL =	ops@your.domain	# periodical condition reports

# Set the SHELL else make will fail on good old IRIX... (sigh!!)
SHELL=/bin/sh

ROOTDIR=/usr/local/nocol
SRCDIR=/mnt/gmirror/ports/net-mgmt/nocol/work/nocol-4.3.1
MANDIR=/usr/local/nocol/man
MANEXT=n

LOGHOST=darwintel
OPSMAIL=nocol-ops@darwintel
CRITMAIL=nocol-crit@darwintel
PERL=/usr/local/bin/perl

OS_LIBS=
OS_CFLAGS=

AR=ar r
RANLIB=ranlib
INSTALL=install

#	BINDIR		where the programs are installed
#	ETCDIR		location of configuration files
#	PIDDIR		where programs create their pid files and error files
#	DATADIR		where datafiles for monitoring programs are created
#	MSGSDIR		for message files that the nocol display shows in
#			in the 'messages' sub-window
#	HELPDIR		where helpfiles for webnocol are kept.
#	EXAMPLESDIR	directory to store example config files
BINDIR= 	$(ROOTDIR)/bin
ETCDIR=		$(ROOTDIR)/etc
PIDDIR=		$(ROOTDIR)/run
DATADIR=	$(ROOTDIR)/data
MSGSDIR=	$(ROOTDIR)/msgs
HELPDIR=	$(ROOTDIR)/help
EXAMPLESDIR=	$(ETCDIR)/samples

##
# NOCOL specific definitions:
#	-DNOCOL		Always defined.
#  	-DNOMULTIPING	If you dont want to use 'multiping'.
#
NOCOLDEFS =	-DNOCOL

#
#'GCC' earlier than 2.x might fail on Sparc
#	-DDEBUG
#
CC = gcc
CFLAGS = -O $(NOCOLDEFS) $(OS_CFLAGS) -I$(SRCDIR)/include
LIBS = -L$(SRCDIR)/lib $(OS_LIBS) -lnocol
YACC = yacc

##
# Following is so that all the sub-Makefile's can do a rm $(DIRT)
# in their 'clean'

DIRT = $(OBJS) $(TARG) *.o core a.out

##  #######   END Makefile.head   ########  ##

# $Id: Makefile.mid,v 1.1 1998/07/31 18:25:07 vikas Exp $
#
# Makefile for 'pingmon'
#
# This file is pretty complicated because the same objects create OSIpingmon
# as well as IPpingmon. Only the compile time definitions are different.
# One way was to have two separate Makefile's but passing the definitions
# between three layers of 'make' is kinda hairy (3 layers since invoked from
# the main 'nocol' makefile).
#
# Anyway, you can do the following:
#
# 	make PROTOCOL=IP
#	make PROTOCOL=OSI
#
## SET THIS

## SET THIS
# Directories needed by the program.
#	IPPING		location of the IP ping program (useing multiping ?)
#	RPCPING		location of the RPC ping (see under support/ dir)
#	OSIPING		location of the OSI ping program
#IPPING =	/usr/etc/ping
IPPING  =	$(BINDIR)/multiping
RPCPING =	$(BINDIR)/rpcping
OSIPING =	/usr/sunlink/bin/osiping

## SET THIS
# Set the various defines for compile time defines:
# 	-DMULTIPING	if using IPPING = 'multiping'
#
PROGCDEFS =	-DMULTIPING

TARG =	ippingmon osipingmon rpcpingmon
OBJS = 	pingmon.o poll_sites.o

## The following is a bit hairy since we are trying to build two
#  similar targets with very minor differences. The idea is to
#  always build both targets (hence we delete the objects after
#  building the first target). Note that we need the INCLUDE directory...

INCLUDEDIR = $(SRCDIR)/include

all:	$(TARG)
	@touch $(TARG) IFCpingmon

# Delete the objects after making the first two targets. Leave them after
# making the last target.
ippingmon: IFCpingmon
	@rm -f $(OBJS)
	@make PROGCDEFS="$(PROGCDEFS) -DIPPING='\"$(IPPING)\"' " pingmon
	@mv pingmon ippingmon ; rm -f $(OBJS)
	@echo " ======== Made IP version of pingmon ========" ; echo ""

osipingmon: IFCpingmon
	@rm -f $(OBJS)
	@make PROGCDEFS="$(PROGCDEFS) -DOSIPING='\"$(OSIPING)\"' " pingmon
	@mv pingmon osipingmon ; rm -f $(OBJS)
	@echo " ======== Made OSI version of pingmon ========" ; echo ""

rpcpingmon: IFCpingmon
	@rm -f $(OBJS)
	@make PROGCDEFS="$(PROGCDEFS) -DRPCPING='\"$(RPCPING)\"' " pingmon
	@mv pingmon rpcpingmon
	@echo " ======== Made RPC version of pingmon ========" ; echo ""

IFCpingmon:	*.c $(INCLUDEDIR)/nocol.h  $(INCLUDEDIR)/pingmon.h
	rm -f IFCpingmon

pingmon: $(OBJS)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(OBJS) $(LIBS) $(PROGCDEFS) -o pingmon

$(IPPING) $(OSIPING) $(RPCPING): IFC
	@-[ -f "$@" ] || \
	 { \
		echo "WARNING: $@ does not exist" ;\
		echo "      Install $@ with proper owner and mode"; \
		echo '      (Mode should be 4751 and owner should be root) '; \
	exit 1 ;\
	 }

# To force checking
IFC:

install: 	$(TARG)
	-for i in $(TARG); \
	   do [ -f $$i ] && $(INSTALL) -c -m 751 $$i $(BINDIR)/ ;done

clean:
	rm -f $(DIRT) IFCpingmon pingmon

rcs:
	@echo "Doing 'rcs' in 'pingmon'"
	@-for i in $(OBJS); do \
		$(CO) -q `basename $$i .o`.c ;\
	  done
##   #######  Makefile.tail  #######
#
# $Header: /home/vikas/src/nocol/RCS/Makefile.tail,v 1.3 2000/01/19 04:08:08 vikas Exp $
#
# Define TARG to be the binaries and ETCFILES to put into ETCDIR

.c.o:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(PROGCDEFS) -c  $<

installdir:
	@[ -d $(ROOTDIR) ] || mkdir $(ROOTDIR)
	@[ -d $(ETCDIR) ]  || mkdir $(ETCDIR)
	@[ -d $(PIDDIR) ]  || mkdir $(PIDDIR)
	@[ -d $(BINDIR) ]  || mkdir $(BINDIR)
	@[ -d $(DATADIR) ] || mkdir $(DATADIR)
	@[ -d $(MSGSDIR) ] || mkdir $(MSGSDIR)
	@[ -d $(EXAMPLESDIR) ] || mkdir -p $(EXAMPLESDIR)

depend:
	mkdep $(CFLAGS) `echo $(OBJS) | sed 's/\.o[ $]+/\.c/g'`

## ######## END Makefile.tail  ##########