freebsd-skq/sys/conf/makeLINT.mk

# $FreeBSD$

# The LINT files need to end up in the kernel source directory.
.OBJDIR: ${.CURDIR}

all:
	@echo "make LINT only"

clean:
	rm -f LINT
.if ${TARGET} == "amd64" || ${TARGET} == "i386"
	rm -f LINT-NOINET LINT-NOINET6 LINT-NOIP
.endif

NOTES=	${.CURDIR}/../../conf/NOTES ${.CURDIR}/NOTES
MAKELINT_SED= ${.CURDIR}/../../conf/makeLINT.sed
LINT: ${NOTES} ${MAKELINT_SED}
	cat ${NOTES} | sed -E -n -f ${MAKELINT_SED} > ${.TARGET}
.if ${TARGET} == "amd64" || ${TARGET} == "i386"
	echo "include ${.TARGET}"	>  ${.TARGET}-NOINET
	echo "ident ${.TARGET}-NOINET"	>> ${.TARGET}-NOINET
	echo 'makeoptions MKMODULESENV+="WITHOUT_INET_SUPPORT="'  >> ${.TARGET}-NOINET
	echo "nooptions INET"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOINET
	echo "nodevice gre"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOINET
	echo "nodevice netmap"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOINET
	echo "include ${.TARGET}"	>  ${.TARGET}-NOINET6
	echo "ident ${.TARGET}-NOINET6"	>> ${.TARGET}-NOINET6
	echo 'makeoptions MKMODULESENV+="WITHOUT_INET6_SUPPORT="' >> ${.TARGET}-NOINET6
	echo "nooptions INET6"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOINET6
	echo "include ${.TARGET}"	>  ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "ident ${.TARGET}-NOIP"	>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo 'makeoptions MKMODULESENV+="WITHOUT_INET_SUPPORT="'  >> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo 'makeoptions MKMODULESENV+="WITHOUT_INET6_SUPPORT="' >> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nooptions INET"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nooptions INET6"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice age"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice alc"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice ale"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice bxe"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice em"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice fxp"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice jme"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice msk"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice mxge"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice sge"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice sk"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice txp"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
	echo "nodevice netmap"		>> ${.TARGET}-NOIP
.endif
.if ${TARGET} == "mips"
	echo "machine	${TARGET} ${TARGET_ARCH}" >> ${.TARGET}
.endif
.if ${TARGET} == "powerpc"
	# cat is available, not sure if cp is?
	cat ${.TARGET} > ${.TARGET}64
	echo "machine	${TARGET} powerpc" >> ${.TARGET}
	echo "machine	${TARGET} powerpc64" >> ${.TARGET}64
# mlx5 needs 64-bit atomics, so exclude from 32-bit PPC
	echo "nodevice mlx5" >> ${.TARGET}
	echo "nodevice mlx5en" >> ${.TARGET}
	echo "nodevice mlx5ib" >> ${.TARGET}
.endif