#  Sample Makefile for Project 1, CMSC341, Spring 2005
#  You are not required to use this makefile. If you choose to use it, 
#  you may need to modify it as needed.
#  Thanks to Tom Anastasio for his original

PROJ    = Proj1
CC      = /usr/local/bin/g++
CCFLAGS = -g -ansi -Wall -I . 

# These are the files that students write for this project.
# They are to be submitted.
SOURCES = \
Inventory.h \
Inventory.cpp \
Electronics.h \
Electronics.cpp \
Stocks.h\
Stocks.cpp\
Proj1.cpp

# These are the object files resulting from provided source code
# as well as from student-written source code
OBJECTS = Electronics.o Stocks.o Proj1.o Proj1Aux.o


# The big daddy compilation rule.  Links all the objects.
$(PROJ): $(OBJECTS) 
	$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -o $(PROJ)  $(OBJECTS)

# The following rules make (compile) the various object files
################
Proj1.o:
	$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c Proj1.cpp

Electronics.o: Electronics.cpp Electronics.h
	$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c Electronics.cpp

Stocks.o: Stocks.cpp Stocks.h
	$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c Stocks.cpp

################

# Utility for printing the code you have written for the project.  
# Typing 'make print' produces a PostScript file named $(PROJ).ps 
# to be printed on an appropriate PS printer such as acsps.
PRINTPGM   = a2ps
PRINTFLAGS = -nP
PRINTFILE  = $(PROJ).ps
.PHONY: print
print: $(SOURCES)
	- $(PRINTPGM) $(PRINTFLAGS) $(SOURCES) Makefile > $(PRINTFILE)

# Utility for printing all the code -- both the code you have written 
# and the code that was provided for the project.  
# Typing 'make printall' produces a PostScript file named $(PROJ).ps 
# to be printed on an appropriate PS printer such as acsps.
.PHONY: printall
printall: $(SOURCES) $(PROVIDED_SOURCES)
	- $(PRINTPGM) $(PRINTFLAGS) \
              $(SOURCES) $(PROVIDED_SOURCES) Makefile > $(PRINTFILE)

# Utility for submitting your files.  Typing 'make submit'
# submits the files for you.
#  SUBMITCLASS should be the same for all sections of 341

SUBMITCLASS  = cs341
.PHONY: submit
submit:
	submit $(SUBMITCLASS) $(PROJ) $(SOURCES) Makefile

# Utilities for cleaning up your directory.  
# 'make clean' removes emacs backup files
# 'make cleaner' also removes all object files
# 'make cleanest' also removes core and the executable
.PHONY: clean
.PHONY: cleaner
.PHONY: cleanest
clean:
	- rm -f *# *~ 
cleaner: clean
	- rm -f *.o
cleanest: cleaner
	- rm -f core; rm -f $(PROJ)