| # Builds a MacOS host Forth application with serial port tools |
| |
| TOPDIR=../.. |
| |
| CONFIG += -DBITS64 |
| |
| FTDI = y |
| INCS += $(shell pkg-config --cflags libusb-1.0) |
| # To get libusb-1.0 on MacOS, download and upack a source tarball from |
| # www.libusb.org, then ./configure && make && sudo make install |
| # Or, if you have the "Homebrew" package manager, just "brew install libusb" |
| # You might also need "brew install pkg-config" |
| |
| # Static link so the user does not have to install libusb |
| # This ends up needing several other MacOS frameworks and libraries |
| |
| # We cannot use the obvious method of just saying |
| # -Wl,--static $(shell pkg-config --static --libs libusb-1.0) |
| # That fails because we want to link statically with libusb, but |
| # dynamically with the system-supplied libraries and frameworks. |
| # So we have to piece together a pathname to the static libusb-1.0.a, |
| # removing the -L prefix and the trailing space |
| |
| LIBDIR := $(strip $(subst -L,,$(shell pkg-config --libs-only-L libusb-1.0))) |
| LIBUSBFILE := $(LIBDIR)/libusb-1.0.a |
| |
| # This adds libusb-required frameworks like IOKit and CoreFoundation |
| FRAMEWORKS := $(shell pkg-config --static --libs-only-other libusb-1.0) |
| |
| # The static version of libusb also needs -lobjc (dynamically linked) |
| # We could try to get it from: |
| # $(shell pkg-config --static --libs-only-l libusb-1.0) |
| # but that also adds -lusb-1.0, thus creating a runtime dependency on |
| # the libusb dynamic library, which is what we are trying to avoid |
| # (we don't want the user to have to install anything) |
| LIBSMORE += -lobjc |
| |
| LIBS += $(LIBUSBFILE) $(FRAMEWORKS) $(LIBSMORE) |
| |
| include $(TOPDIR)/src/app/host-serial/targets.mk |
