# # targets.mk # # $Source: /usr/local/CVS/SETREF_1_0_Release/kdb/src/targets.mk,v # $Revision: 1.5 # $Date: 1997/06/25 16:55:24 # $Name: SETREF_1_0_Release # $Disclaimer: # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # SET Draft Reference Implementation Disclaimer/License # June 30, 1997 # # This is a beta version of the SET Draft Reference Implementation # ("DRI"). It is a work in progress and is being provided at this # stage and in this form to help developers and other interested # parties to understand the SET protocol. This version of the DRI # provides the core functionality required to process a simple # transaction. This release does not support certificate authority # messages. Nor does it support the SET option to perform # transactions without cardholder certificates. 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Licensee shall not # redistribute or sell a license to the DRI nor shall Licensee # incorporate any part of the DRI into a SET Toolkit. A "Toolkit" # means a product that provides comprehensive facilities to enable # other parties to create software products for distribution. # Bolt-on applications and payment modules shall not be considered # Toolkits for the purpose of this license. The DRI is not intended # to be used as a Toolkit. # # Licensors make no representation or warranty of any kind, express # or implied, relating to the DRI. Licensors are making the DRI # publicly available as an aid to understanding, creating, and # testing SET Products. Licensees are solely responsible for any # use of the DRI and agree to hold Licensors harmless for any claim # that may arise out of any product created with the DRI. # # Licensee expressly acknowledges Terisa Systems, Inc., a Delaware # Corporation with offices at 4984 El Camino Real, Los Altos, # California, as a third party beneficiary of this license. # # This software is controlled material under U.S. law and the laws # of other jurisdictions and you hereby acknowledge and agree that # you must fully comply with all the current laws of the United States # including, without limitation, rules and regulations of the United # States Office of Export Administration and other applicable U.S. # governmental agencies. # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # $ # # Copyright (C) 1997, Visa International Service Association and MasterCard International Incorporated # All Rights Reserved. # # briank@terisa.com # # # CONFIGURE USER-DEFINED LOCAL ENVIRONMENT # # These fields are specified by the user. The remainder of # this file is generated from this user-specified information. # # KDB_DEFINES: # cpp defines, with the -D flag preceeding each # # KDB_INCLUDES: # cpp include directories, with the -I flag preceeding each # # KDB_INTERNAL: # headers files which are local to a specific module directory, # and should not be used by other parts of the toolkit or by # the user # # KDB_LIBNAME: # the library associated with this module directory, used in # most cases for debugging purposes # # KDB_MAKEFILES: # the makefiles # # KDB_PREFIX: # defines the module name, which also serves as the # prefix for all the variable names defined in this file # # KDB_PRIVATE: # the private, for-toolkit-use-only API header files # # KDB_PROGRAMS: # programs to build # # KDB_PUBLIC: # the header files that define the public API for the toolkit # # KDB_SOURCES: # the source files to compile to object # KDB_DEFINES = KDB_INCLUDES = -I$(A2C_SRCDIR) -I$(ALGAE_SRCDIR) \ -I$(ALLOC_CTX_SRCDIR) -I$(ASN1_SRCDIR) \ -I$(BSAFE_SRCDIR) -I$(INCLUDE_SRCDIR) \ -I$(ERROR_CTX_SRCDIR) -I$(IO_CTX_SRCDIR) \ -I$(STORE_SRCDIR) KDB_INTERNAL = kdb_error.h KDB_LIBNAME = libkdb.$(LIBSUFFIX) KDB_MAKEFILES = Makefile global.mk override.mk targets.mk KDB_PREFIX = KDB KDB_PRIVATE = kdb.h passphr.h KDB_PROGRAMS = KDB_PUBLIC = KDB_SOURCES = kdb.c kdb_error.c passphr.c # # CONFIGURE AUTOMATICALLY-GENERATED LOCAL ENVIRONMENT # # KDB_OBJECTS: # object files to build # # KDB_UNUSED: # obsolete files in the module directory that are not # used during the build process # # KDB_USED: # all files in the module directory that are used # during the build process # KDB_OBJECTS = kdb.$(OBJSUFFIX) kdb_error.$(OBJSUFFIX) \ passphr.$(OBJSUFFIX) KDB_UNUSED = KDB_USED = $(KDB_INTERNAL:%=$(KDB_SRCDIR)%) \ $(KDB_MAKEFILES:%=$(KDB_SRCDIR)%) \ $(KDB_PRIVATE:%=$(KDB_SRCDIR)%) \ $(KDB_PUBLIC:%=$(KDB_SRCDIR)%) \ $(KDB_SOURCES:%=$(KDB_SRCDIR)%) # # NOTES # # The following variables may be used during the build process, # but are not defined in this file. If they are to be set # to something other than the default blank, then they must # be set by the calling make system. # # KDB_SRCDIR: # if the build target directory is different from the # module directory (the source directory), then this # variable contains the relative or full path of # the module directory # # LIBARS: # the library archive files (with fully-specified paths) that # executables built from this module directory depend upon # # LIBPATHS: # the paths to search for library archives (specified with # the -L) # # LIBS: # the libraries to use while building executables from # this module directory (specified with the -l) # # # GENERIC ENVIRONMENT # DEFINES += $(KDB_DEFINES) OBJECTS += $(KDB_OBJECTS) PUBLIC += $(KDB_PUBLIC) # # GENERIC DEPENDENCIES # # default: # default dependency, must be the first dependency in this makefile # # all: # build everything in this module directory # # build: # make only the toolkit build files of this module directory # # ci: # perform an RCS check-in of this module directory # # clean: # remove the compiled files # # clean_public: # remove the public header files that have been copied # to a public build directory # # objects: # build the object files (this dependency is used for # building the toolkit library) # # private: # build only the private API header files # # public: # build only the public API header files # default: $(KDB_LIBNAME) default: $(KDB_PROGRAMS) all: $(KDB_PUBLIC) all: $(KDB_OBJECTS) all: $(KDB_LIBNAME) all: $(KDB_PROGRAMS) build: $(KDB_PUBLIC) build: $(KDB_OBJECTS) ci: kdb_ci clean: kdb_clean clean_public: kdb_clean_public objects: $(KDB_OBJECTS) private: $(KDB_PRIVATE) public: $(KDB_PUBLIC) # # LOCAL UTILITY DEPENDENCIES # # utility dependencies are necessary because of some # make-isms having to do with dependencies # kdb_ci: $(CI) $(CIFLAGS) $(KDB_USED) kdb_clean: $(RM) $(RMFLAGS) $(KDB_OBJECTS) $(KDB_LIBNAME) $(KDB_PROGRAMS) kdb_clean_public: $(RM) $(RMFLAGS) $(KDB_PUBLIC) kdb_objects: $(KDB_OBJECTS) kdb_programs: $(KDB_PROGRAMS) kdb_public: $(KDB_PUBLIC) # # BUILD DEPENDENCIES # # build dependencies invoke the rule used to build each # class of file # $(KDB_LIBNAME): $(AR) $(ARFLAGS) $@ $? $(RANLIB) $@ $(KDB_OBJECTS): $(COMPILE.c) $(KDB_SRCDIR)$(@:%.$(OBJSUFFIX)=%.c) $(DEFINES) $(INCLUDES) $(KDB_PUBLIC): $(CP) $(CPFLAGS) $(KDB_SRCDIR)$@ $@ $(KDB_PROGRAMS): $(LINK.c) $@.$(OBJSUFFIX) $(LDLIBS) $(LIBS) $(LIBPATHS) # # FILE DEPENDENCIES # # file dependencies state, for each file that is built, # which file(s) it depends upon # kdb.$(OBJSUFFIX): $(KDB_SRCDIR)kdb.h kdb.$(OBJSUFFIX): $(KDB_SRCDIR)kdb.c kdb_error.$(OBJSUFFIX): $(KDB_SRCDIR)kdb_error.h kdb_error.$(OBJSUFFIX): $(KDB_SRCDIR)kdb_error.c passphr.$(OBJSUFFIX): $(KDB_SRCDIR)passphr.h passphr.$(OBJSUFFIX): $(KDB_SRCDIR)passphr.c $(KDB_LIBNAME): $(KDB_OBJECTS)