# Configuration options
#  LARNHOME is the directory where the larn data files will be installed.
#  BINDIR is the directory where the larn binary will be installed.

LARNHOME = d:\games\larn
#	The current directory unless changed in larn.opt
BINDIR = d:\games
CC= cc

#	gemdos.o, msdos.o, or null for Unix
DOS.O = gemdos.o
#	name of the target
GAME = larn.ttp

# -ltermlib may need to be changed to -ltermcap on some systems
TERMLIB= -ltermcap

# Available compile time options:
#   WIZID=xxx  - this is the userid (or playerid) of the wizard.  Default is
#		zero (superuser), which disables all wizard functions.
#		Players must have this userid (or playerid) in order to
#		become the non-scoring wizard player.  Definition of WIZID
#		to non-zero will enable the special wizard debugging
#		commands.  For root to become wizard, use WIZID= -1.
#   EXTRA      - incorporates code to gather additional performance statistics
#   TIMECHECK  - incorporates code to disable play during working hours (8-5)
#   SYSV       - use system III/V (instead of V7) type ioctl calls
#   BSD        - use BSD specific features (mostly timer and signal stuff)
#   BSD4.1     - use BSD4.1 to avoid some 4.2 dependencies (must be used with
#					BSD above; do not mix with SYSV)
#   HIDEBYLINK - if defined, the program attempts to hide from ps
#   DOCHECKPOINTS - if not defined, checkpoint files are periodically written
#                   by the larn process (no forking) if enabled in the .larnopts
#		description file.  Checkpointing is handy on an unreliable
#		system, but takes CPU. Inclusion of DOCHECKPOINTS will cause
#		fork()ing to perform the checkpoints (again if enabled in
#		the .larnopts file).  This usually avoids pauses in larn
#		while the checkpointing is being done (on large machines).
#   SAVEINHOME - put save files in users HOME instead of LARNHOME, the default
#	VER        - This is the version of the software, example:  12
#	SUBVER     - This is the revision of the software, example:  1
#	FLUSHNO=#  - Set the input queue excess flushing threshold (default 5)
#	NOVARARGS  - Define for systems that don't have varargs (a default
#			varargs	will be used).
#	MACRORND   - Define to use macro version of rnd() and rund()
#			(fast & big)
#	UIDSCORE   - Define to use user id's to manage scoreboard.  Leaving this
#		out will cause player id's from the file ".playerids" to be used
#		instead.  (.playerids is created upon demand).  Only one
#		entry per id # is allowed in each scoreboard
#		(winning & non-winning).
#	VT100	  - Compile for using vt100 family of terminals.  Omission of this
#		define will cause larn to use termcap, but it will be MUCH
#		slower due to an extra layer of output interpretation. 
#		Also, only VT100 mode allows 2 different standout modes,
#		inverse video, and bold video.  And only in VT100 mode is
#		the scrolling region of the terminal used (much nicer than
#		insert/delete line sequences to simulate it, if VT100 is
#		omitted).
#	NONAP	  - This causes napms() to return immediately instead of delaying
#		n milliseconds.  This define may be needed on some systems
#		if the nap stuff does not work correctly (possible hang).
#		nap() is primarilly used to delay for effect when casting
#		missile type spells.
#

OPTIONS = -DSYSV -DVER=12 -DSUBVER=0 -DWIZID=-1 -DNOVARARGS -DDGK

# End of configurable make options
########################################################################
#
OBJS= main.o object.o create.o tok.o display.o global.o data.o\
	io.o monster.o\
	store.o diag.o help.o config.o nap.o bill.o scores.o\
	signal.o moreobj.o\
	movem.o regen.o fortune.o savelev.o $(DOS.O)

DOTFILES= larn.hlp larn.maz larn.ftn
OPTFILE= larn.opt

CFLAGS= $(OPTIONS) -DLARNHOME='"$(LARNHOME)"' -O

all: $(GAME) install
	echo Done.

$(GAME): $(OBJS)
	$(CC) $(OBJS) -o $(GAME) $(TERMLIB)

$(OBJS): header.h

install: $(GAME)
	strip $(GAME)
	mv $(GAME) $(OPTFILE) $(BINDIR)
	mv $(DOTFILES) $(LARNHOME)