# cs & dns mkfile</$objtype/mkfile TARG = \ mkdb\ query\ mkhash\ mkhosts\ cs\ csquery\ dns\ dnsquery\ dnstcp\ dnsdebug\ ipquery\ inform\ DNSOBJ = dns.$O dnudpserver.$O dn.$O dnresolve.$O dblookup.$O dnserver.$O dnnotify.$O\ dnarea.$O convM2DNS.$O convDNS2M.$O DNSTCPOBJ = dnstcp.$O dn.$O dnresolve.$O dblookup.$O dnserver.$O\ dnarea.$O convM2DNS.$O convDNS2M.$O DNSDEBUGOBJ = dnsdebug.$O dn.$O dnresolve.$O dblookup.$O dnserver.$O\ dnarea.$O convM2DNS.$O convDNS2M.$O HFILES = dns.h /$objtype/lib/libndb.a BIN=/$objtype/bin/ndb </sys/src/cmd/mkmany $O.dns: $DNSOBJ $LD -o $target $prereq # print it in landscape orientation; it's way more useful than 80 columnscalls.dns:D: ${DNSOBJ:%.$O=%.c} calls -w 132 -f main $prereq >$target $O.dnstcp: $DNSTCPOBJ $LD -o $target $prereq $O.dnsdebug: $DNSDEBUGOBJ $LD -o $target $prereq $O.cs: cs.$O $LD -o $target $prereq $O.testipinfo: testipinfo.$O ipinfo.$O $LD -o $target $prereq push: $O.dns $O.dnsdebug $O.dnstcp import lookout / /n/lookout cp $O.dns /n/lookout/$objtype/bin/ndb/dns cp $O.dnsdebug /n/lookout/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnsdebug cp $O.dnstcp /n/lookout/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnstcp unmount /n/lookout import boundary / /n/boundary cp $O.dns /n/boundary/$objtype/bin/ndb/dns cp $O.dnsdebug /n/boundary/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnsdebug cp $O.dnstcp /n/boundary/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnstcp unmount /n/boundary cs.safeinstall:V: $O.cs if(test -e $BIN/ooocs) mv $BIN/ooocs $BIN/oooocs if(test -e $BIN/oocs) mv $BIN/oocs $BIN/ooocs if(test -e $BIN/ocs) mv $BIN/ocs $BIN/oocs mv $BIN/cs $BIN/ocs cp $O.cs $BIN/cs dns.safeinstall:V: $O.dns if(test -e $BIN/ooodns) mv $BIN/ooodns $BIN/oooodns if(test -e $BIN/oodns) mv $BIN/oodns $BIN/ooodns if(test -e $BIN/odns) mv $BIN/odns $BIN/oodns mv $BIN/dns $BIN/odns cp $O.dns $BIN/dns %.safeinstallall:V: for (objtype in $CPUS) mk $stem.safeinstall dns.update:V: SRC=`{echo $DNSOBJ|sed 's/\.'$O'/.c/g'} update $UPDATEFLAGS dns.h $SRC %.update:V: update $UPDATEFLAGS $stem.c update:V: mk clean T=`{echo $TARG|sed 's/( |$)/.update /g'} mk 'UPDATEFLAGS='$"UPDATEFLAGS $T update $UPDATEFLAGS mkfile
# cs & dns mkfile
</$objtype/mkfile
TARG = \
mkdb\
query\
mkhash\
mkhosts\
cs\
csquery\
dns\
dnsquery\
dnstcp\
dnsdebug\
ipquery\
inform\
DNSOBJ = dns.$O dnudpserver.$O dn.$O dnresolve.$O dblookup.$O dnserver.$O dnnotify.$O\
dnarea.$O convM2DNS.$O convDNS2M.$O
DNSTCPOBJ = dnstcp.$O dn.$O dnresolve.$O dblookup.$O dnserver.$O\
dnarea.$O convM2DNS.$O convDNS2M.$O
DNSDEBUGOBJ = dnsdebug.$O dn.$O dnresolve.$O dblookup.$O dnserver.$O\
dnarea.$O convM2DNS.$O convDNS2M.$O
HFILES = dns.h /$objtype/lib/libndb.a
BIN=/$objtype/bin/ndb
</sys/src/cmd/mkmany
$O.dns: $DNSOBJ
$LD -o $target $prereq
# print it in landscape orientation; it's way more useful than 80 columns
calls.dns:D: ${DNSOBJ:%.$O=%.c}
calls -w 132 -f main $prereq >$target
$O.dnstcp: $DNSTCPOBJ
$LD -o $target $prereq
$O.dnsdebug: $DNSDEBUGOBJ
$LD -o $target $prereq
$O.cs: cs.$O
$LD -o $target $prereq
$O.testipinfo: testipinfo.$O ipinfo.$O
$LD -o $target $prereq
push: $O.dns $O.dnsdebug $O.dnstcp
import lookout / /n/lookout
cp $O.dns /n/lookout/$objtype/bin/ndb/dns
cp $O.dnsdebug /n/lookout/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnsdebug
cp $O.dnstcp /n/lookout/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnstcp
unmount /n/lookout
import boundary / /n/boundary
cp $O.dns /n/boundary/$objtype/bin/ndb/dns
cp $O.dnsdebug /n/boundary/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnsdebug
cp $O.dnstcp /n/boundary/$objtype/bin/ndb/dnstcp
unmount /n/boundary
cs.safeinstall:V: $O.cs
if(test -e $BIN/ooocs)
mv $BIN/ooocs $BIN/oooocs
if(test -e $BIN/oocs)
mv $BIN/oocs $BIN/ooocs
if(test -e $BIN/ocs)
mv $BIN/ocs $BIN/oocs
mv $BIN/cs $BIN/ocs
cp $O.cs $BIN/cs
dns.safeinstall:V: $O.dns
if(test -e $BIN/ooodns)
mv $BIN/ooodns $BIN/oooodns
if(test -e $BIN/oodns)
mv $BIN/oodns $BIN/ooodns
if(test -e $BIN/odns)
mv $BIN/odns $BIN/oodns
mv $BIN/dns $BIN/odns
cp $O.dns $BIN/dns
%.safeinstallall:V:
for (objtype in $CPUS)
mk $stem.safeinstall
dns.update:V:
SRC=`{echo $DNSOBJ|sed 's/\.'$O'/.c/g'}
update $UPDATEFLAGS dns.h $SRC
%.update:V:
update $UPDATEFLAGS $stem.c
update:V:
mk clean
T=`{echo $TARG|sed 's/( |$)/.update /g'}
mk 'UPDATEFLAGS='$"UPDATEFLAGS $T
update $UPDATEFLAGS mkfile