#- -*-Mode: Makefile;-*- ------------------------------------------------
#
# File  : Makefile.vars
#
#  Makefile-definitions common to all CLIB-Makefiles
#
# Author: Stephan Schulz
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------

.PHONY: warn depend links tags remove_links tags rebuild install install_exec distrib fulldistrib top tools remake documentation


# EXECPATH is where make install-exec will move the more important
# executables. Edit it to point to wherever you want them to live.
# Note that ./configure takes care of this automatically.

EXECPATH = /Users/schulz/SOURCES/Projects/E/PROVER
MANPATH = /Users/schulz/SOURCES/Projects/E/DOC/man
STAREXECPATH=$(HOME)/StarExecEBuild
EPROVER_BIN = eprover-ho

# abstracting away from picosat version
# PICOSAT = CONTRIB/picosat-965

# Makefile special variables
#
# If optional programs are missing on your system you can define the
# variables to "echo". Standard Installation and use should be
# unaffected, but certain services or non-essential parts will not be
# available.

MAKE       = make      # Should also work with GNU make
TAR        = tar       # Optional, for building distributions
GZIP       = gzip
MCOPY      = mcopy     # Optional, for building floppy disks
LN         = ln -s     # You can use cp or hard links if your
                       # system does not support symbolic links
LATEX      = latex     # Optional if you don't want or need the
                       # documentation. This needs to be latex2e (or
                       # perhaps later), latex 2.09 wont work.
PDFLATEX   = pdflatex  # As above.
BIBTEX     = bibtex    # Optional, see above
MAKEINDEX  = makeindex # Optional, see above
DVIPS      = dvips     # Optional, see above

# Compile time options
# ======================

# System libraries:

LIBS = -lm

# Use the C compiler to generate dependencies:
MAKEDEPEND = $(CC) -M $(CFLAGS) *.c > Makefile.dependencies


# BUILDFLAGS:
#
# PRINT_SOMEERRORS_STDOUT:
# Print various error messages (out of memory, empty input file)
# to stdout (otherwise only to stderr).
#
# USE_NEWMEM:
# Use a memory management system like everybody else, using free lists
# filled up by allocating large blocks and hacking them into suitabe pieces.
# Contrary to common expectations, this slows E down between 5% and 15%
# (depending on hardware architecture and problem) compared to its
# native memorymanagement. It's left in as a warning reminder only.
#
# USE_SYSTEM_MEM:
# Use normal malloc/free instead of the build-in memory management.
# Does not combine with USE_NEWMEM!
#
# CLAUSE_PERM_IDENT:
# Clauses have an extra unchanging identifier.
# Useful for testing some proerties.
#
# MEASURE_EXPENSIVE:
# Compile counting operations and things into the code
# even in time-critical sections.
#
# PRINT_SHARING:
# Determine and print the sharing factor of the proof state
# for each clause activation.
#
# PRINT_RW_STATE:
# Dump R, E, NEW in each loop traversal.
#
# FULL_MEM_STATS:
# Print size of the most important data types and
# information about allocated memory.
#
# CONSTANT_MEM_ESTIMATE:
# Use normalized portable data type estimates instead of sizeof() to get actual
# machine data sizes. Necessary to make the prover behave _exactly_ the same on
# different machines, but makes memory estimation worse on most machines!
#
# STACK_SIZE=VALUE:
# Try to increase the stack size to the max allowed.
# "Value" is not used anymore.
#
# INSTRUMENT_PERF_CTR:
# Enable self-profiling with certain performance counters.
#
# TAGGED_POINTERS:
# The lower bits of term struct pointers are assumed to be 0 due to alignment
# and are used to store small bits of temporary information.
#
# COMPILE_HEURISTICS_OPTIMIZED:
# Compile heuristic selection functions with optimization flags instead of -O0.
# This makes the binary smaller but increases compile time considerably.
#

BUILDFLAGS = -DPRINT_SOMEERRORS_STDOUT \
             -DMEMORY_RESERVE_PARANOID \
             -DPRINT_TSTP_STATUS \
             -DSTACK_SIZE=32768 \
             -DCLAUSE_PERM_IDENT \
             -DTAGGED_POINTERS \
             -DENABLE_LFHO \
             # -DUSE_SYSTEM_MEM \
             # -DUSE_NEWMEM \
             # -DCOMPILE_HEURISTICS_OPTIMIZED \
             # -DPDT_COUNT_NODES \
             # -DPRINT_INDEX_STATS \
             # -DINSTRUMENT_PERF_CTR \
             # -DMEASURE_UNIFICATION \
             # -DFULL_MEM_STATS \
             # -DPRINT_RW_STATE \
             # -DMEASURE_EXPENSIVE


# The next two flags are dependend - you can only have CLB_MEMORY_DEBUG
# if you don't have NDEBUG!
MEMDEBUG   = -DCLB_MEMORY_DEBUG # -DCLB_MEMORY_DEBUG2
NODEBUG    = # -DNDEBUG -DFAST_EXIT
PROFFLAGS  = # -pg
DEBUGGER   = # -g -ggdb
LTOFLAGS   = # -flto
WFLAGS     = -Wall
OPTFLAGS   = -O03 -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-common
#OPTFLAGS   = -O01
EHOH       =

DEBUGFLAGS = $(PROFFLAGS) $(MEMDEBUG) $(DEBUGGER) $(NODEBUG)
CFLAGS     = $(OPTFLAGS) $(LTOFLAGS) $(WFLAGS) $(DEBUGFLAGS) $(BUILDFLAGS) -std=gnu99 -I../include
LDFLAGS    = $(OPTFLAGS) $(LTOFLAGS) $(PROFFLAGS) $(DEBUGGER)
LD         = $(CC) $(LDFLAGS)

# Generic
#    AR         = sleep 1;ar rcs
   AR         = ar rcs
   CC         =  gcc

# Builds with link time optimization
#
#  Linux (tested on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS)
#   AR         = gcc-ar rcs
#   CC         = gcc
#   LTOFLAGS   = -flto

#  OS X Clang (tested on Mac OS X 10.11)
#  install clang from Macports: sudo port install llvm-3.9
#   AR         = llvm-ar-mp-3.9 rcs
#   CC         = clang-mp-3.9
#   LTOFLAGS   = -flto
