sos-code-article2/extra/Makefile

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OBJCOPY=objcopy
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ASFLAGS+=-m32
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all: sos_qemu.img
-include ../.mkvars
# The image is the simple concatenation of the boot sector and the kernel
# It may be use in bochs or on a real floppy, but NOT in qemu (see below)
sos_bsect.img: bsect.bin sos.bin
cat $^ > $@
@echo "You can use the $@ image in bochs or on a real floppy (NOT qemu)"
# For qemu, the trick is to tell it we have *more* than 1440 sectors (720kB).
# Rtherwise the qemu disk geometry will be configured to be that of a 720kB
# floppy, while our boot sector assumes it to be 1.44MB
sos_qemu.img: sos_bsect.img
# Padding with 0s after the bsect/kernel image
cat $< /dev/zero | dd of=$@ bs=1k count=1440
@echo "You can use the $@ image in qemu, bochs, or on a real floppy"
# we extract the boot sector from the main ELF binary
bsect.bin: sos_bsect.elf
$(OBJCOPY) -v -O binary -j .bootsect $< $@
# we extract the kernel code from the main ELF binary
sos.bin: sos_bsect.elf
$(OBJCOPY) -v -O binary -R .bootsect $< $@
# The main ELF binary contains the boot sector and the kernel code
# linked together (hence we deal with a SINGLE image that we split
# above) because they share some symbol definitions
sos_bsect.elf: bootsect.o compile_kernel
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$(LD) -m elf_i386 --warn-common -T ./sos_bsect.lds -o $@ \
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bootsect.o $(wildcard ../hwcore/*.o ../drivers/*.o ../sos/*.o)
compile_kernel:
$(MAKE) -C ..
clean:
$(RM) *.img *.elf *.bin *~ *.o *.out