# makefile.detailed ... created by renner 10/10/02
# makefile.detailed is designed as a SAMPLE TEMPLATE for
# making a program from multiple class definitions
# To use it... you would need to substitute appropriate replacements
# for 'makefile.detailed'; 'myprogram'; 'mainDriver'; 'Class1'; 'Class2'
# Supply or remove comment lines (#) as desired

# To execute this program after it is built by the make you would type:
#    'myprogram'  (no quotes)
# because 'myprogram' is the executable program after running 'make' or 
# 'make myprogram'

#  To 'make myprogram', you would have all the necessary files 'myprogram' 
#  depends on in the current directory 
#  (unless you specify otherwise in your makefile)
#  rename your makefile.detailed to 'makefile'

#  The FIRST line of each section indicates the DEPENDENCIES
#  The SECOND line of each section indicates the COMMAND LINE
#  *** ALL COMMAND LINES MUST START WITH A TAB, NOT SPACES!!!***

#  If a DEPENDENCY does not exist in the current directory,
#  the makefile utility will try to 'make' it by finding its
#  tag in the makefile and performing the related action.
#  IF the tag for this DEPENDENCY has dependencies of its
#  own, they must be checked/created first, and so on...

#  In this case, 'myprogram' DEPENDS on mainDriver.o, Class1.o, and Class2.o
#  Either they must be current and pre-existing, or the compiler
#  must try to 'make' them.  The command to do so is written in
#  section 1, and links the 3 files (see Section 1):
#                 g++ -o myprogram mainDriver.o Class1.o Class2.o
#  Note: the '-o' generates the 'myprogram' name for the executable

#  Likewise, the DEPENDENCIES for mainDriver.o are mainDriver.cxx,
#  Class1.h and Class2.h (all must be available in the directory to continue,
#  it is assumed that this will be the file that houses the 'main' function).
#  The command line for creating mainDriver.o is: 
#                   g++ -c mainDriver.cxx      
#  the -c option creates an object file for mainDriver.cxx, because
#  it specifically chooses to compile only. (see Section 2)

#  Likewise, Class1.o depends on Class1.cxx and Class1.h
#  The command line for creating Class1.o is: (Section 3) 
#                   g++ -c Class1.cxx      

#   Class2.o depends on Class2.cxx and Class2.h
#   the command line for creating Class2.o is: 
#                   g++ -c Dice.cpp  (Section 4)

#   The 'clean' tag is there for convenience.  At any time, type
#   'make clean' (no quotes) at the command prompt, to remove
#   such things as: core files, object files, executable files,...
#   (see Section 5).


# Section 1
myprogram:  mainDriver.o Class1.o Class2.o
	g++ -o myprogram mainDriver.o Class1.o Class2.o

# Note: Previous command line starts with a tab as ALL command lines 
#       in the makefile must do!


# Section 2
mainDriver.o: mainDriver.cxx Class1.h Class2.h
        g++ -Wall -c mainDriver.cxx


# Section 3
Class1.o:  Class1.cxx Class1.h Class2.h
	g++ -Wall -c Class1.cxx


# Section 4
Class2.o:  Class2.cxx Class2.h
	g++ -Wall -c Class2.cxx


# Section 5
# add a 'clean' option, to remove all core or object files and free up space
clean:	
	rm -f *.o core