A makefile for building Client-Library sample programs is provided in the %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_OCS%\sample\ctlib directory. An example fragment of makefile for a Windows Client-Library application for use by a Microsoft Visual C/C++ compiler, version 6.0 is as follows:
##################################################################
# Microsoft makefile for sample programs
#
#################################################################
MAKEFILE=MAKEFILE
!ifndef SYBASE
SYBASEHOME=c:\sybase
!else
SYBASEHOME=$(SYBASE)
!endif
COMPILE_DEBUG = 1
# Compiler AND linker flags
!ifdef COMPILE_DEBUG
CFLAGS = /W3 /MD /nologo /Zi /DWIN32
LFLAGS= /MAP /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE /DEBUG /DEBUGTYPE:cv
!else
CFLAGS = /W3 /MD /nologo /Od /DWIN32
LFLAGS= /MAP /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE
!endif
ASYNCDEFS = -DUSE_SIG_HANDLER=0
HDRS = example.h exutils.h
MTHDRS = example.h thrdutil.h thrdfunc.h
# Where to get includes and libraries
#
# SYBASE is the environment variable for sybase home directory
#
SYBINCPATH = $(SYBASEHOME)\$(SYBASE_OCS)\include
BLKLIB = $(SYBASEHOME)\$(SYBASE_OCS)\lib\libsybblk.lib
CTLIB = $(SYBASEHOME)\$(SYBASE_OCS)\lib\libsybct.lib
CSLIB = $(SYBASEHOME)\$(SYBASE_OCS)\lib\libsybcs.lib
SYSLIBS= kernel32.lib advapi32.lib msvcrt.lib
# The generalized how to make an .obj rule
.c.obj:
cl /I. /I$(SYBINCPATH) $(ASYNCDEFS) $(CFLAGS) -Fo$@ -c $<
all: exasync compute csr_disp getsend rpc blktxt i18n multthrd usedir firstapp
exconfig secct wide_rpc wide_dynamic wide_curupd wide_compute
uni: uni_firstapp uni_csr_disp uni_compute uni_blktxt uni_rpc
exasync compute csr_disp getsend rpc blktxt i18n multthrd usedir firstapp
exconfig secct twophase: $*.exe
@echo Sample '$*' was built
wide_rpc wide_dynamic wide_curupd wide_compute: $*.exe
@echo Sample '$*' was built
uni_firstapp uni_csr_disp uni_compute uni_blktxt uni_rpc: $*.exe
@echo Sample '$*' was built
sample.exe: sample.obj $(MAKEFILE)
link $(LFLAGS) -out:$*.exe sample.obj $(SYSLIBS)
exasync.exe: ex_alib.obj ex_amain.obj exutils.obj $(MAKEFILE)
link $(LFLAGS) -out:$*.exe ex_alib.obj ex_amain.obj exutils.obj
$(SYSLIBS) $(CTLIB) $(CSLIB)
... compile and link lines for each Client-Library sample program goes here ...
clean:
-del *.obj
-del *.map
-del *.exe
-del *.err
-del *.ilk
-del *.pdb
There are a few things to note in this example:
Sybase libraries are made for Win32 applications.
SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE indicates a console application.
Refer to the appropriate compile-and-link Microsoft documentation for additional information.
