ls -l mcs2.exe mcs3.exe
mcs2.exe: $(PROGRAM)
- $(TIME) $(RUNTIME) $(PROGRAM) $(USE_MCS_FLAGS) /target:exe /out:$@ $(BUILT_SOURCES) @$(response)
+ $(TIME) $(RUNTIME) $(RUNTIME_FLAGS) $(PROGRAM) $(USE_MCS_FLAGS) -target:exe -out:$@ $(BUILT_SOURCES) @$(response)
mcs3.exe: mcs2.exe
- $(TIME) $(RUNTIME) ./mcs2.exe $(USE_MCS_FLAGS) /target:exe /out:$@ $(BUILT_SOURCES) @$(response)
+ $(TIME) $(RUNTIME) $(RUNTIME_FLAGS) ./mcs2.exe $(USE_MCS_FLAGS) -target:exe -out:$@ $(BUILT_SOURCES) @$(response)
wc:
wc -l $(BUILT_SOURCES) `cat $(sourcefile)`
ctest:
rm -f mcs2.exe mcs3.exe
- $(MAKE) USE_MCS_FLAGS= btest
+ $(MAKE) USE_MCS_FLAGS="-d:NET_1_1 -d:ONLY_1_1" btest
# we need this because bash tries to use its own crappy timer
FRIENDLY_TIME = $(shell which time) -f'%U seconds'
PROFILER=default
profile : $(PROGRAM)
- $(RUNTIME) --profile=$(PROFILER) $(PROGRAM) $(USE_MCS_FLAGS) /target:exe /out:mcs2.exe $(BUILT_SOURCES) @$(response)
-
+ $(RUNTIME) $(RUNTIME_FLAGS) --profile=$(PROFILER) $(PROGRAM) $(USE_MCS_FLAGS) -target:exe -out:mcs2.exe $(BUILT_SOURCES) @$(response)