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include $ | include ${KENT}/src/inc/common.mk | ||
CFLAGS=-I ${KENT}/src/inc -I ${KENT}/src/hg/inc | CFLAGS=-I ${KENT}/src/inc -I ${KENT}/src/hg/inc | ||
L = -lm $ | L += -lm ${MYSQLLIBS} | ||
MYLIBDIR = $ | MYLIBDIR = ${KENT}/src/lib/${MACHTYPE} | ||
MYLIBS = $ | MYLIBS = ${MYLIBDIR}/jkhgap.a ${MYLIBDIR}/jkweb.a | ||
O = | O = ${PROG}.o ../lib/bedUtil.o | ||
${PROG}: $O ${MYLIBS} | |||
${CC} ${COPT} ${CFLAGS} -o $ | ${CC} ${COPT} ${CFLAGS} -o ${HOME}/bin/${MACHTYPE}/${PROG} $O ${MYLIBS} $L | ||
strip $ | strip ${HOME}/bin/${MACHTYPE}/${PROG} | ||
clean: | |||
rm *.o | |||
rm core | |||
</pre> | |||
Make sure that the four indented lines are indented with tabs, otherwise the file will not work. | |||
See also: the <em>newProg</em> command in the kent source tree. It will generate not only a generic Makefile but also the generic structure of a kent source utility. | |||
Please note, it is convenient to use the {curlyBraces} instead of (parens) for variables, since the lines can then be cut and pasted into a command line when need be. They work the same way in a Makefile, but not on a command line. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:55, 20 November 2014
include ${KENT}/src/inc/common.mk CFLAGS=-I ${KENT}/src/inc -I ${KENT}/src/hg/inc L += -lm ${MYSQLLIBS} MYLIBDIR = ${KENT}/src/lib/${MACHTYPE} MYLIBS = ${MYLIBDIR}/jkhgap.a ${MYLIBDIR}/jkweb.a O = ${PROG}.o ../lib/bedUtil.o ${PROG}: $O ${MYLIBS} ${CC} ${COPT} ${CFLAGS} -o ${HOME}/bin/${MACHTYPE}/${PROG} $O ${MYLIBS} $L strip ${HOME}/bin/${MACHTYPE}/${PROG} clean: rm *.o rm core
Make sure that the four indented lines are indented with tabs, otherwise the file will not work.
See also: the newProg command in the kent source tree. It will generate not only a generic Makefile but also the generic structure of a kent source utility.
Please note, it is convenient to use the {curlyBraces} instead of (parens) for variables, since the lines can then be cut and pasted into a command line when need be. They work the same way in a Makefile, but not on a command line.