-- Comfignat configuration variables for GNAT project files -- Copyright 2013 B. Persson, Bjorn@Rombobeorn.se -- -- This material is provided as is, with absolutely no warranty expressed -- or implied. Any use is at your own risk. -- -- Permission is hereby granted to use or copy this project file -- for any purpose, provided the above notices are retained on all copies. -- Permission to modify the code and to distribute modified code is granted, -- provided the above notices are retained, and a notice that the code was -- modified is included with the above copyright notice. -- This file is part of Comfignat – common, convenient, command-line-controlled -- compile-time configuration of software built with the GNAT tools. For more -- information about Comfignat, see http://www.Rombobeorn.se/Comfignat/. -- This project file defines directory variables for use in build-controlling -- project files. It is not to be installed on the target system. -- -- Normally the preprocessing of this file will be controlled by comfignat.mk, -- which will make it import the directories project if one is provided. It can -- also be preprocessed manually if Make cannot be used for some reason. There -- are defaults that will be used if no preprocessor symbols are defined. #if Directories_GPR'Defined then with $Directories_GPR; #end if; abstract project Comfignat is #if not Invoked_By_Makefile'Defined then -- -- These variables are used in constructing the default values of the -- directory variables below. They're only needed when this file is -- preprocessed manually. -- #if Prefix'Defined then Prefix := $Prefix; #else Prefix := "/usr/local"; #end if; -- Prefix is used in the default locations for almost all files. #if Exec_Prefix'Defined then Exec_Prefix := $Exec_Prefix; #else Exec_Prefix := Prefix; #end if; -- Exec_Prefix is used in the default locations for programs, binary -- libraries and other architecture-specific files. #if Datarootdir'Defined then Datarootdir := $Datarootdir; #else Datarootdir := Prefix & "/share"; #end if; -- Datarootdir is the root of the directory tree for read-only -- architecture-independent data files. #if Localstatedir'Defined then Localstatedir := $Localstatedir; #else Localstatedir := Prefix & "/var"; #end if; -- Localstatedir is the root of the directory tree for data files that -- programs modify while they run. #end if; -- -- The following variables may be compiled into programs or libraries to -- tell them where to find or write different kinds of files at run time. -- Most of the directory names are relative to Bindir if the software was -- configured as a relocatable package. Otherwise they are absolute -- pathnames. -- -- Programs that can be run from a command prompt are in Bindir. This is -- normally the same directory that the program itself is in, so this -- variable is probably of little use at run time. #if Bindir'Defined then Bindir := $Bindir; #else Bindir := Exec_Prefix & "/bin"; #end if; -- Programs that are intended to be run by other programs rather than by -- users are under Libexecdir. #if Libexecdir'Defined then Libexecdir := $Libexecdir; #else Libexecdir := Exec_Prefix & "/libexec"; #end if; -- Idiosyncratic read-only architecture-independent data files are under an -- application-specific subdirectory of Datadir. #if Datadir'Defined then Datadir := $Datadir; #else Datadir := Datarootdir; #end if; -- Host-specific configuration files are under Sysconfdir. #if Sysconfdir'Defined then Sysconfdir := $Sysconfdir; #else Sysconfdir := Prefix & "/etc"; #end if; -- Idiosyncratic variable data files shall be kept under an application- -- specific subdirectory of Statedir. #if Statedir'Defined then Statedir := $Statedir; #else Statedir := Localstatedir & "/lib"; #end if; -- Cached data files that the application can regenerate if they are deleted -- shall be kept under an application-specific subdirectory of Cachedir. #if Cachedir'Defined then Cachedir := $Cachedir; #else Cachedir := Localstatedir & "/cache"; #end if; -- Log files shall be written under Logdir. #if Logdir'Defined then Logdir := $Logdir; #else Logdir := Localstatedir & "/log"; #end if; -- Source files to be used in the compilation of software using libraries -- are under Includedir. #if Includedir'Defined then Includedir := $Includedir; #else Includedir := Prefix & "/include"; #end if; -- Binary libraries and other architecture-specific files are under Libdir. #if Libdir'Defined then Libdir := $Libdir; #else Libdir := Exec_Prefix & "/lib"; #end if; -- ALI files are under a library-specific subdirectory of Alidir. #if Alidir'Defined then Alidir := $Alidir; #else Alidir := Libdir; #end if; -- GNAT project files are under GPRdir. #if GPRdir'Defined then GPRdir := $GPRdir; #else GPRdir := Datarootdir & "/gpr"; #end if; -- Locale-specific message catalogs are under Localedir. #if Localedir'Defined then Localedir := $Localedir; #else Localedir := Datarootdir & "/locale"; #end if; -- Documentation in the Man format is under Mandir. #if Mandir'Defined then Mandir := $Mandir; #else Mandir := Datarootdir & "/man"; #end if; -- Documentation in the Info format is in Infodir. #if Infodir'Defined then Infodir := $Infodir; #else Infodir := Datarootdir & "/info"; #end if; -- Other documentation files are under an application-specific subdirectory -- of Miscdocdir. #if Miscdocdir'Defined then Miscdocdir := $Miscdocdir; #else Miscdocdir := Datarootdir & "/doc"; #end if; -- Small files that take part in describing the state of the system, and -- that exist only while the program is running, such as process identifier -- files and transient Unix-domain sockets, shall be created under -- Runtimedir. (This is NOT the place for temporary files in general.) #if Runtimedir'Defined then Runtimedir := $Runtimedir; #else Runtimedir := "/run"; #end if; -- Lock files that are used to prevent multiple programs from trying to -- access a device or other resource at the same time shall be created under -- Lockdir. #if Lockdir'Defined then Lockdir := $Lockdir; #else Lockdir := Runtimedir & "/lock"; #end if; -- -- The following variables are for use in attributes to control where -- generated files are placed. -- -- Various generated files are kept in Builddir. #if Builddir'Defined then Builddir := $Builddir; #else Builddir := "."; #end if; -- Intermediate files produced during the build shall be kept in Objdir. #if Objdir'Defined then Objdir := $Objdir; #else Objdir := Builddir & "/obj"; #end if; #if Directories_Project'Defined then -- Put intermediate files for different architectures in subdirectories -- where they won't conflict with each other. (This is useful especially -- with binder files when they are packaged in debug information packages -- for multiarch systems.) Objdir := Objdir & "/" & $Directories_Project.Hardware_Platform; #end if; -- Files to be installed shall be placed under Stagedir instead of the root -- directory. (This variable is unused by Comfignat when Make is used and no -- directories project is provided.) #if Stagedir'Defined then Stagedir := $Stagedir; #else Stagedir := external("DESTDIR", ""); #end if; -- Programs that can be run from a command prompt shall be installed in -- Stage_Bindir. #if Stage_Bindir'Defined then Stage_Bindir := $Stage_Bindir; #else Stage_Bindir := Stagedir & Bindir; #end if; -- Programs that are only to be run by other programs, not by users, shall -- be installed under Stage_Libexecdir. #if Stage_Libexecdir'Defined then Stage_Libexecdir := $Stage_Libexecdir; #else Stage_Libexecdir := Stagedir & Libexecdir; #end if; -- Source files needed for compiling code that uses a library shall be -- installed under Stage_Includedir. #if Stage_Includedir'Defined then Stage_Includedir := $Stage_Includedir; #else Stage_Includedir := Stagedir & Includedir; #end if; -- Binary libraries shall be installed in Stage_Libdir. #if Stage_Libdir'Defined then Stage_Libdir := $Stage_Libdir; #else Stage_Libdir := Stagedir & Libdir; #end if; -- ALI files shall be installed under a library-specific subdirectory of -- Stage_Alidir. #if Stage_Alidir'Defined then Stage_Alidir := $Stage_Alidir; #else Stage_Alidir := Stagedir & Alidir; #end if; end Comfignat;