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INC = -Iinclude
LIB = -lpthread
SRC = src
OBJ = obj
INCLUDE = include
CC = gcc
DEBUG = -g
CFLAGS = -Wall -c $(DEBUG)
LFLAGS = -Wall $(DEBUG)
vpath %.c $(SRC)
vpath %.h $(INCLUDE)
MAKE = $(CC) $(INC)
# Object files needed by modules
MEM_OBJ = $(addprefix $(OBJ)/, paging.o mem.o cpu.o loader.o)
OS_OBJ = $(addprefix $(OBJ)/, mem.o cpu.o loader.o queue.o os.o sched.o timer.o)
SCHED_OBJ = $(addprefix $(OBJ)/, cpu.o loader.o mem.o queue.o os.o sched.o timer.o)
HEADER = $(wildcard $(INCLUDE)/*.h)
all: mem sched os test_all
# Just compile memory management modules
mem: $(MEM_OBJ)
$(MAKE) $(LFLAGS) $(MEM_OBJ) -o mem $(LIB)
# Just compile scheduler
sched: $(SCHED_OBJ)
$(MAKE) $(LFLAGS) $(SCHED_OBJ) -o os $(LIB)
# Compile the whole OS simulation
os: $(OS_OBJ)
$(MAKE) $(LFLAGS) $(OS_OBJ) -o os $(LIB)
test_all: test_mem test_sched test_os
test_mem:
@echo ------ MEMORY MANAGEMENT TEST 0 ------------------------------------
./mem input/proc/m0
@echo NOTE: Read file output/m0 to verify your result
@echo ------ MEMORY MANAGEMENT TEST 1 ------------------------------------
./mem input/proc/m1
@echo 'NOTE: Read file output/m1 to verify your result (your implementation should print nothing)'
test_sched:
@echo ------ SCHEDULING TEST 0 -------------------------------------------
./os sched_0
@echo NOTE: Read file output/sched_0 to verify your result
@echo ------ SCHEDULING TEST 1 -------------------------------------------
./os sched_1
@echo NOTE: Read file output/sched_1 to verify your result
test_os:
@echo ----- OS TEST 0 ----------------------------------------------------
./os os_0
@echo NOTE: Read file output/os_0 to verify your result
@echo ----- OS TEST 1 ----------------------------------------------------
./os os_1
@echo NOTE: Read file output/os_1 to verify your result
$(OBJ)/%.o: %.c ${HEADER}
$(MAKE) $(CFLAGS) $< -o $@
clean:
rm -f obj/*.o os sched mem