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This is a guide on how to prepare your gcc environment for a new HPM plugin.
Guide
Lets say your src/plugins/Makefile.in file looks like the following (it probably will be similar):
COMMON_H = ../common/HPMi.h ../common/cbasetypes.h PLUGINS = sample @SET_MAKE@ ##################################################################### .PHONY : all $(PLUGINS) sample clean help all: $(PLUGINS) sample: sample@DLLEXT@ clean: @echo " CLEAN plugins" @rm -rf *.o help: @echo "possible targets are $(PLUGINS:%='%') 'all' 'clean' 'help'" @echo "'sample' - sample plugin" @echo "'help' - outputs this message" ##################################################################### %@DLLEXT@: %.c $(COMMON_H) @echo " CC $<" @@CC@ @DEFS@ @CFLAGS@ @CPPFLAGS@ @LDFLAGS@ @SOFLAGS@ -o ../../plugins/$@ $<
and the plugin you want to add is called sample2, it will end up like the following:
COMMON_H = ../common/HPMi.h ../common/cbasetypes.h PLUGINS = sample sample2 @SET_MAKE@ ##################################################################### .PHONY : all $(PLUGINS) sample sample2 clean help all: $(PLUGINS) sample: sample@DLLEXT@ sample2: sample2@DLLEXT@ clean: @echo " CLEAN plugins" @rm -rf *.o help: @echo "possible targets are $(PLUGINS:%='%') 'all' 'clean' 'help'" @echo "'sample' - sample plugin" @echo "'help' - outputs this message" ##################################################################### %@DLLEXT@: %.c $(COMMON_H) @echo " CC $<" @@CC@ @DEFS@ @CFLAGS@ @CPPFLAGS@ @LDFLAGS@ @SOFLAGS@ -o ../../plugins/$@ $<
Use CTRL+F to ensure you locate all the occurrences of sample2, then edit the same way in your src/plugins/Makefile.in, save and close.
Lastly, re-run your ./configure command at the root folder of Hercules, and you're good to go.
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