Scripts and Utilities -- Make lab

• cs300
• Due: Before class Friday, September 23
• This file: http://www.cs.utk.edu/~cs300/Make/lab.html
• Make lecture notes

This lab is fairly simple. You may have to refer back to the gcc lecture.

Create a makefile:

1. Copy over the files from /home/cs300/labs/Make to some directory of your own and execute setup in that directory. (eg: cp ~cs300/labs/Make/* . )
setup will create a directory named include with a file in it.

2. Now write a makefile to generate the executable "get_it". The makefile must do the following:

• use make's "normal" variables as described in the lecture
• guarantee to use the gcc compiler
• set and use the CFLAGS variable for
  • debugging
  • to define the macro VIEW
  • to include the new directory where there is a header file.
• have the following targets
  • all -- which only has get_it as a dependency
  • get_it -- depends on first.o and get_input.o and is the only executable
  • clean -- removes only the .o files and a.out
• use the .c.o .SUFFIX rule to generate the .o files.

3. This makefile must NOT do anything 'cute'. I want it to do just what I said just the way I said it. You will know when you have it correct because there will be no compiler errors and the executable will run. The executable just takes a single integer as an argument and reads in and echos out that number of strings.

4. Submit the makefile using submit script.