First, my makefile relys on GNU make for some special features including
automatic source listing. Secondly, it also relies upon common
understanding of how to compile various objects. For example, compiling
.c->.o, Make understands that it can use $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(INPUTFILE).o
$(INPUTFILE).c. (INPUTFILE being the file without extension... I do not
remember the exact Make variable for this.) The same is true of .s->.o, and
linking .o files into one. If your version of Make does not support implied
targets, you have a problem.
The makefile works without a hitch with GNU Make version 3.80, which is
included with the PalmOne development enviroment thingy. It also works with
the latest/second-latest independent PRC-Tools enviroment.
Search the internet for documentation on "PalmOS glib libraries" - there is
a good, if outdated, document out there that describes the process far
better than I can.
- Matthew Bevan
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