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# Copyright (c) 2015 - present Facebook, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
#
# This source code is licensed under the BSD style license found in the
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move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
@SET_MAKE@
SHELL = bash
PLATFORM = $(shell uname)
ANT = @ANT@
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
ATDGEN = @ATDGEN@
bindir = @bindir@
BUCK = @BUCK@
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
BUILD_C_ANALYZERS = @BUILD_C_ANALYZERS@
BUILD_JAVA_ANALYZERS = @BUILD_JAVA_ANALYZERS@
CC = @CC@
CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@
CLANG_INCLUDES = @CLANG_INCLUDES@
CLANG_PREFIX = @CLANG_PREFIX@
CMAKE = @CMAKE@
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
CPP = @CPP@
CXX = @CXX@
CXXFLAGS = @CXXFLAGS@
ENABLE_OCAMLOPT_CUSTOM_CC = @ENABLE_OCAMLOPT_CUSTOM_CC@
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
ENABLE_OCAML_ANNOT = @ENABLE_OCAML_ANNOT@
ENABLE_OCAML_BINANNOT = @ENABLE_OCAML_BINANNOT@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
INFER_MAJOR = @INFER_MAJOR@
INFER_MINOR = @INFER_MINOR@
INFER_PATCH = @INFER_PATCH@
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@
INSTALL_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_PROGRAM@
IS_FACEBOOK_TREE = @IS_FACEBOOK_TREE@
IS_RELEASE_TREE = @IS_RELEASE_TREE@
LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@
libdir = @libdir@
LIBS = @LIBS@
MKDIR_P_CMD = case "@MKDIR_P@" in \
./*) printf "$(ROOT_DIR)/@MKDIR_P@\n";; \
*) printf "@MKDIR_P@\n";; \
esac
MKDIR_P = $(shell $(MKDIR_P_CMD))
NCPU = @NCPU@
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
prefix = @prefix@
USER_JAVA_HOME = @USER_JAVA_HOME@
XCODE_SELECT = @XCODE_SELECT@
ifneq (,$(findstring s,$(MAKEFLAGS)))
# quiet mode
LN_S = @LN_S@
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
else
LN_S = @LN_S@ -v
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
endif
COPY = cp -f
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
COPY_DIR = cp -Rf
REMOVE = rm -f
REMOVE_DIR = rm -rf
ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR = $(shell cd $(ROOT_DIR) && pwd)
DEPENDENCIES_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/dependencies
DOCKER_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/docker
EXAMPLES_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/examples
INFER_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/infer
FCP_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/facebook-clang-plugins
M4_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/m4
SCRIPT_DIR = $(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)/scripts
FCP_CLANG_OCAML_DIR = $(FCP_DIR)/clang-ocaml
ANNOTATIONS_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/annotations
BIN_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/bin
ETC_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/etc
LIB_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/lib
MODELS_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/models
JAVA_BUILTINS_DIR = $(MODELS_DIR)/java/builtins
SRC_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/src
BUILD_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/_build
INFER_BUILD_DIR = $(BUILD_DIR)/infer
TEST_BUILD_DIR = $(BUILD_DIR)/test
JAVA_LIB_DIR = $(LIB_DIR)/java
SPECS_LIB_DIR = $(LIB_DIR)/specs
PYTHON_DIR = $(LIB_DIR)/python
PYTHON_LIB_DIR = $(PYTHON_DIR)/inferlib
CAPTURE_LIB_DIR = $(PYTHON_LIB_DIR)/capture
INFERANALYZE_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/InferAnalyze
INFERCLANG_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/InferClang
INFERJAVA_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/InferJava
INFERPRINT_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/InferPrint
INFERUNIT_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/InferUnit
INFER_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/infer
INFERTRACEBUGS_BIN = $(BIN_DIR)/inferTraceBugs
INFERTRACEBUGS_BIN_RELPATH = infer/bin/inferTraceBugs
move all config variables to Makefile.config.in Summary: Hardcoding `variable@` in Makefiles is Bad™ because it prevents the users from overwriting them easily with `make variable="my custom value"`. The right way to do it is thus: ``` variable = variable@ # then use $(variable) everywhere ``` This diff puts all the `variable = variable@` lines in Makefile.config.in, and changes every occurrence of a `variable@` to `$(variable)` everywhere else. I mostly automated generating this diff. Here are the steps I did: - find out which `variable@`s we use: find . -name 'Makefile*' -exec grep -e '@[^@ []\+@' -o -h \{\} \+ | sort | uniq > config_variables - write this `replace.sh` script to replace every `variable@` with `$(variable)`: ``` #!/bin/sh config_vars_file=$1 shift for line in $(cat $config_vars_file); do var=$(echo $line | tr -d @) sed -i -e "s/$line/\$($var)/g" $@ > /dev/null done ``` - run the script as such: find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \) -exec ./replace.sh config_variables \{\} \+ - put all the `VARIABLE = VARIABLE@` lines in Makefile.config.in - move all `Makefile.in` to `Makefile`, since they don't need to be generated by `./configure` anymore: ``` for i in $(find . -name 'Makefile.*in' \( -not -wholename './Makefile.config.in' \)); do \ rm $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) && git mv $i $(dirname $i)/$(basename $i .in) ; \ done ``` - delete all Makefile except Makefile.config from configure.ac - manually inspect and remove remaining instances of `VAR = $(VAR)` in makefiles, looking at the output of `git grep '^\(\w\+\) = $(\1)'` Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D3358379 fbshipit-source-id: 5d37f02
9 years ago
ifeq ($(BUILD_JAVA_ANALYZERS),yes)
JAVA_HOME=$(USER_JAVA_HOME)
endif
JAVA_DEPS = $(addprefix $(PYTHON_LIB_DIR)/, \
analyze.py config.py issues.py jwlib.py source.py utils.py) \
$(addprefix $(CAPTURE_LIB_DIR)/, javac.py util.py) \
$(INFER_BIN) \
$(INFERANALYZE_BIN) \
$(INFERJAVA_BIN) \
$(INFERPRINT_BIN)
CLANG_DEPS = $(addprefix $(PYTHON_LIB_DIR)/, \
analyze.py config.py issues.py source.py utils.py) \
$(addprefix $(CAPTURE_LIB_DIR)/, make.py util.py) \
$(INFER_BIN) \
$(INFERANALYZE_BIN) \
$(INFERCLANG_BIN) \
$(INFERPRINT_BIN)
JAVA_MODELS_JAR = $(LIB_DIR)/java/models.jar
define silent_on_success
$(1) >/dev/null 2>/dev/null || ($(1) && exit 1)
endef