# file: Makefile G. Moody 12 July 2011
#
# Makefile for building the example Java programs
SOURCES=example1.java example2.java example3.java example4.java example5.java \
example6.java example7.java example9.java example10.java \
psamples.java rdsamp.java rdann.java
# This Makefile can be used to create either standalone programs or .class
# files. The difference is that standalone programs contain opcodes that your
# CPU can execute directly, and .class files contain Java bytecodes that must
# be interpreted at run time by a Java virtual machine (JVM).
# Uncomment one of the next two lines:
JAVAC=javac
# JAVAC=gcj
GCJPROGS = $(SOURCES:.java=)
JAVACPROGS = $(SOURCES:.java=.class)
# If you create .class files, they can be run using the 'jw' shell script
# in this directory, like this:
# ./jw example1
# Read the comments in 'jw' to see how this works.
WFDBJAR=/usr/share/java/wfdb.jar
all:
if [ $(JAVAC) = gcj ]; then $(MAKE) $(GCJPROGS); else $(MAKE) $(JAVACPROGS); fi
%.class : %.java
javac -cp $(WFDBJAR):. $<
% : %.java
-gcj -fjni -I$(WFDBJAR) --main=$@ $< $(WFDBJAR)
-mv a.out $@
clean:
rm -f $(GCJPROGS) $(JAVACPROGS) *~