# Makefile for dungeon
# By Jonathan Mark <uunet!microsoft!jonm>

# stripped down version for Borland C++ by Volker Blasius, 11jul93

CC = bcc
TARGET = dungeon.exe

# The dungeon program provides a ``more'' facility which tries to
# figure out how many rows the terminal has.  Several mechanisms are
# supported for determining this; the most common one has been left
# uncommented.  If you have trouble, especially when linking, you may
# have to select a different option.

# more option 3: assume all terminals have 24 rows
TERMFLAG = -DMORE_24

# more option 4: don't use the more facility at all
# TERMFLAG = -DMORE_NONE

# End of more options

# Uncomment the following line if you want to have access to the game
# debugging tool.  This is invoked by typing "gdt".  It is not much
# use except for debugging.
# GDTFLAG = -DALLOW_GDT

# Compilation flags
# Borland-C++-specific compile options:
#	-O2	optimize for fastest code
#	-mm	"medium" memory model (code > 64k, data < 64k)
#	-A 	disables Borland C++ extensions.  This causes the compiler to
#		  define __STDC__, which in turn causes BINREAD to be defined
#		  as "rb", etc.  (This seems odd -- is the "b" suffix in
#		  ANSI C?) [Yes, it is]
CFLAGS = -O1 -mm -A

##################################################################

# Source files
CSRC =	actors.c ballop.c clockr.c demons.c dgame.c dinit.c dmain.c\
	dso1.c dso2.c dso3.c dso4.c dso5.c dso6.c dso7.c dsub.c dverb1.c\
	dverb2.c gdt.c lightp.c local.c nobjs.c np.c np1.c np2.c np3.c\
	nrooms.c objcts.c rooms.c sobjs.c supp.c sverbs.c verbs.c villns.c

# Object files
OBJS1 = actors.obj ballop.obj clockr.obj demons.obj dgame.obj dinit.obj
OBJS2 = dmain.obj dso1.obj dso2.obj dso3.obj dso4.obj dso5.obj dso6.obj
OBJS3 = dso7.obj dsub.obj dverb1.obj dverb2.obj gdt.obj lightp.obj local.obj
OBJS4 = nobjs.obj np.obj np1.obj np2.obj np3.obj nrooms.obj objcts.obj
OBJS5 = rooms.obj sobjs.obj supp.obj sverbs.obj verbs.obj villns.obj
OBJS = $(OBJS1) $(OBJS2) $(OBJS3) $(OBJS4) $(OBJS5)

# If we try to link as one $(CC) command, the command line is too long for
# DOS to accept.  We therefore have to use the ugly "response file" syntax.
#
$(TARGET): $(OBJS) dtextc.dat
	tlink @&&!
c0m.obj+
$(OBJS1)+
$(OBJS2)+
$(OBJS3)+
$(OBJS4)+
$(OBJS5)
$(TARGET)
dungeon.map
cm.lib mathm.lib
!

dtextc.dat:
	copy dtextc.uu1+dtextc.uu2+dtextc.uu3+dtextc.uu4 dtextc.uu
	uudecode dtextc.uu
	del dtextc.uu

dinit.obj: dinit.c funcs.h vars.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDTFLAG) -DTEXTFILE="dtextc.dat" -c dinit.c

dgame.obj: dgame.c funcs.h vars.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDTFLAG) -c dgame.c

gdt.obj: gdt.c funcs.h vars.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDTFLAG) -c gdt.c

local.obj: local.c funcs.h vars.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDTFLAG) -c local.c

supp.obj: supp.c funcs.h vars.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(TERMFLAG) -c supp.c	

actors.obj: funcs.h vars.h
ballop.obj: funcs.h vars.h
clockr.obj: funcs.h vars.h
demons.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dmain.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso1.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso2.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso3.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso4.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso5.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso6.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dso7.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dsub.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dverb1.obj: funcs.h vars.h
dverb2.obj: funcs.h vars.h
lightp.obj: funcs.h vars.h
nobjs.obj: funcs.h vars.h
np.obj: funcs.h vars.h
np1.obj: funcs.h vars.h parse.h
np2.obj: funcs.h vars.h parse.h
np3.obj: funcs.h vars.h parse.h
nrooms.obj: funcs.h vars.h
objcts.obj: funcs.h vars.h
rooms.obj: funcs.h vars.h
sobjs.obj: funcs.h vars.h
sverbs.obj: funcs.h vars.h
verbs.obj: funcs.h vars.h
villns.obj: funcs.h vars.h