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#           Template Makefile for Assembly Language Programs            #
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# Author:   John Zaitseff <J.Zaitseff@unsw.edu.au>
# Date:     28th May, 2003
# Version:  1.9

# This file is meant to be used as a template (in other words, a starting
# point) for any Makefile that you write.  Modify it to suit your needs,
# making sure that the file is called "Makefile"; in most cases, all you
# need to do is replace every occurrence of "template" with the name of
# your file.
#
# Every Makefile should have the targets "all" and "clean", at a minimum.
# See chapter 14 of the GNU Make Reference for other suggestions on how
# Makefiles should be written.
#
# Please note that every line that is indented (or, in the language of
# Makefiles, the command part of the rules) is done so with TAB
# characters, NOT with spaces.  This is important and a subtle trap for
# the unwary!


all:		template.elf

template.elf:	template.o
template.o:	template.s

clean:
	-rm -f template.elf template.o


# The following variables and implicit rules are required for the GNU
# Assembler for ARM.  You probably do not need to modify anything here.

AS        = arm-elf-as
LD        = arm-elf-ld

ASFLAGS   = --gdwarf2
LDFLAGS   =
LOADLIBES =
LDLIBS    =

# Assemble ARM assembly language source (.s) to an object file (.o)

%.o: %.s
	$(AS) -marm7tdmi $(ASFLAGS) $< -o $@

# Link files into an ARM executable (.elf), using the GNU Linker.

%.elf:
	$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) $+ $(LOADLIBES) $(LDLIBS) -o $@


# Miscellaneous rules

.PHONY:	all clean
.DEFAULT:
.SUFFIXES: