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# For compiling examples with Microsoft Visual C++.

# Invoke with "nmake -f makefile.vc" .

CC = cl
Lmt = libcmt.lib /link /NODEFAULTLIB:libc.lib
S = ..
# "S = .." assumes this directory is solvers/nlc .

CFLAGS = -I$S

.c.obj:
	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $*.c

nlc = nlc.obj cops.obj $S/funcadd0.obj $S/amplsolv.lib
nlc.exe: $(nlc)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -Fenlc.exe $(nlc) $(Lmt)

clean:
	deltree /Y *.obj *.exe

# make xsum.out to check for transmission errors.
# This assumes you have the xsum program, whose source
# you can get by asking research!netlib to
#	send xsum.c from f2c/src

xs0 = README c_op.hd cops.c makefile.u makefile.vc nlc.c nlc.h nlcmisc.c\
 opcode.hd r_ops1.hd\
 ch3.amp ch3.nl ch3.c ch3.kc ch3.f mngnlc.c ch3mng.out nl2nlc.c ch3nl2.out

xsum.out: $(xs0)
	xsum $(xs0) | rmcr >xsum1.out
	cmp xsum0.out xsum1.out && mv xsum1.out xsum.out || diff xsum[01].out


# Examples of using .c files written by nlc.  These assume
# that $S/examples contains "all from ampl/solvers/examples".

E = $S/examples
A = $E/rvmsg.obj $E/keywds.obj $S/funcadd0.obj $S/amplsolv.lib
Lf2c = $S/vcf2c.lib
cport = $E/cport.lib
# $(cport) = PORT subroutine library.
# Ask netlib@netlib.org to
#	send dmngb dmnhb dn2g dn2gb dq7rgs from port
# to get source for the relevant (small) part of PORT.
# -lf2c is for f2c's version of Fortran I/O: we assume
# $(cport) was compiled by f2c and cc.
Lp = $(cport) $(Lf2c) $(Lmt)

$E/rvmsg.obj:
	cd $E; make rvmsg.obj

$E/keywds.obj:
	cd $E; make keywds.obj

mngnlc = mngnlc.obj ch3.obj nlcmisc.obj $A
mngnlc.exe: $(mngnlc)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -Femngnlc.exe $(mngnlc) $(Lp)

nl2nlc = nl2nlc.obj ch3.obj nlcmisc.obj $A
nl2nlc.exe: $(nl2nlc)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -Fenl2nlc.exe $(nl2nlc) $(Lp)

mngnlc.obj: mngnlc.c $E/rvmsg.h
	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) -I$E mngnlc.c

nl2nlc.obj: nl2nlc.c $E/rvmsg.h
	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) -I$E nl2nlc.c

### "make test" to compare outputs...

all = nlc.exe mngnlc.exe nl2nlc.exe 

test: $(all)
	nlc ch3 | rmcr >foo
	cmp foo ch3.c
	nlc -k ch3 | rmcr >foo
	cmp foo ch3.kc
	nlc -f ch3 | rmcr >foo
	cmp foo ch3.f
	mngnlc | rmcr >foo
	cmp foo ch3mng.out
	nl2nlc | rmcr >foo
	cmp foo ch3nl2.out
	del foo