#  Makefile: Editing of Tim Budd's "Makefile" by Bina Ramamurthy and 
#  Kenneth W. Regan, Fall 1996, and again by KWR in Spring 2000 & Fall 2009
#  This version "SeqClient.make" makes an expanded answer to Assignment 2 (3).
#  Produces executable named "SeqClient"---please keep names consistent.
#
#  STANDARD MAKEFILE---For students to adapt for projects.  
#
#  USAGE---enter at command prompt in directory: make -f SeqClient.make


# Unix Macros---choose which compiler and options here!

CC     = g++ -Wall     # -Wall mandated now
# CC     = g++ -fhandle-exceptions -frtti   # not needed anymore
# CC     = CC     # name of the Sun C++ compiler if it's in your path.

LIBS   = -lm
OBJ    = .o
RM     = rm -fr

# SYNTAX: Dependencies must be on same line as ":".  Actions must
# follow on succeeding line(s), and have at least one TAB indent.
# Hence, be careful mouse-copying makefile text if tabs convert to spaces.

all:	SeqClient

# Invoke this via "make -f SeqClient.make clean".  No "-" before "clean"!
clean:
	$(RM) *$(OBJ)    # ISR/*$(OBJ)---etc. for any subdirectories

# Below I hard-coded ".o" in place of the variable "$(OBJ)" to save room.

StringWrapKey.o: StringWrapKey.cpp StringWrapKey.h  #lives in base directory
	$(CC) -c StringWrapKey.cpp


SeqClient.o: SeqClient.cpp StringWrapKey.h
	$(CC) -c SeqClient.cpp


SeqClient: SeqClient.o StringWrapKey.o
	$(CC) -o seqclient SeqClient.o StringWrapKey.o $(LIBS)

# The .o file with main should come before all the other object files in the
# final linking stage.