#
# file : Makefile (NT--Microsoft )
#
#  Example of a stand-alone makefile for compiler-generated M files
#
#  Copyright 1999-2006 The MathWorks, Inc.
#  $Revision.4 $  
#

#
# You can invoke this Makefile using 
#  nmake /f Makefile.nmake MATLABROOT=[directory where MATLAB is installed]
#
# If you do not want to specify the MATLABROOT at the gmake command line 
# every single time, you can define it by uncommenting the line below
# and assigning the correct root of MATLAB (with no trailing '/') on
# the right hand side.
#
# MATLABROOT	=
#

#
# Defaults
#

MCC=$(MATLABROOT)\bin\win32\mcc
MBUILD=$(MATLABROOT)\bin\mbuild
#

C_TARGETS=matrixdriver.exe triangle.exe 

CPP_TARGETS=trianglep.exe matrixdriverp.exe

STANDALONE_TARGETS=$(C_TARGETS) $(CPP_TARGETS)


# Use the following target to build and test all the executables
bnt_exes: build_all
	@echo "*********** testing matrixdriver ***********"
	matrixdriver 
	@echo "*********** testing triangle ***********"
	triangle 
	@echo "*********** testing trianglep ***********"
	trianglep 
	@echo "*********** testing matrixdriverp ***********"
	matrixdriverp
	
# This target will only build all the executables
build_all: $(STANDALONE_TARGETS)

# This target will only build the C++ targets
only_cpp: $(CPP_TARGETS)

# This target will only build the C targets
only_c: $(C_TARGETS)

# The following are each individual targets

# This command will create the wrapper files and then compile all the source files
# including the wrapper code and the user supplied C/C++ code into a single executable
# binary. There is no seperate shared library created in this process.  

triangle.exe: triangle.c main_for_lib.c main_for_lib.h sierpinski.m
	$(MCC) -l -o libtriangle sierpinski.m
	$(MBUILD) triangle.c main_for_lib.c  libtriangle.lib

# See the comments for the triangle target above for details.

matrixdriver.exe: matrixdriver.c addmatrix.m eigmatrix.m multiplymatrix.m
	$(MCC) -l -o libmatrix addmatrix.m eigmatrix.m multiplymatrix.m
	$(MBUILD) matrixdriver.c -L. -lmatrix


# The next two targets are for the CPP shared library target example
trianglep.exe: triangle.cpp main_for_lib.c main_for_lib.h  sierpinski.m
	$(MCC) -B cpplib:libtrianglep sierpinski.m
	$(MBUILD) triangle.cpp main_for_lib.c libtrianglep.lib -output $@

matrixdriverp.exe: matrixdriver.cpp addmatrix.m eigmatrix.m multiplymatrix.m
	$(MCC) -B cpplib:libmatrixp addmatrix.m eigmatrix.m multiplymatrix.m
	$(MBUILD) matrixdriver.cpp libmatrixp.lib -output $@


clean: pseudotarget
	del /f $(STANDALONE_TARGETS)

reallyclean: pseudotarget 
	del /s /q /f $(STANDALONE_TARGETS)                     	\
	    magicsquare.h magicsquare.c magicsquare_main.c	\
		libPkg* libMult* libtriangle* libmatrix*	\
		*.xml *.ctf *_mcr \
		*_main.c *.exports lib*                         \
		collect_one_external.h mccExcludedFIles.log \
		output\*
	rmdir /s /q libPkg_mcr \
		libMultpkg_mcr libmatrix_mcr 	\
		libtrianglp_mcr libtriangle_mcr	\
		libmatrixp_mcr output

pseudotarget: