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By default, ls lists just one directory. If you name one or more directories on the command line, ls will list each one. The -R (uppercase R) option lists all subdirectories, recursively.How to compile all C files in Linux?
How to compile the C program
1Use the vim editor. Open file using,2vim file. c (file name can be anything but it should end with dot c extension) command. 3Press i to go to insert mode. Type your program. 4Press Esc button and then type :wq. It will save the file. 5gcc file.c. 66. ./ 7In file tab click new. 8In Execute tab,How to get a list of all files in a directory and subdirectories?
Steps
1Open File Explorer in Windows. 2Click in the address bar and replace the file path by typing cmd then press Enter.3This should open a black and white command prompt displaying the above file path.4Type dir /A:D. 5There should now be a new text file called FolderList in the above directory.- The source code directories are usually the src directory in a project's subdirectory, or subdirectories under src . The Makefiles in these directories take care of the fun stuff. They define what is to be built (libraries, executables), how it is built, and where (and if) the products are to be installed.
Makefiles for Dummies
Luca Abeni
luca.abeni@unitn.itMarch 3, 2008
Abstract
These short notes describe how to easily write makefiles for compiling C/C++ projects composed by multiple files. ... [to be continued]1 Introduction
To manage the complexity of the code, the sources of large software projects are often organised in different files (a single file often corresponds to a soft- ware module). Groups of source files can be compiled independently, and the resulting objects are then linked together obtaining the final executable. In particular, C projects are composed by.cfiles (containing source code) and.h files (describing software interfaces): each.cfile is compiled (together with the used headers) to obtain.oobject files, and the.ofiles are linked together with some libraries to obtain theexecutable file. The standardmakeprogram is a tool designed to automate this build process, keeping track of the dependencies between source files, object files, and executables, and recompiling files only when really needed. The behaviour of themakeprogram is controlled through amakefile, con- taining a description of all the dependencies and building rules needed to compile the final executable (informally speaking, a makefile is a collection of instruc- tions that should be followed to compile your program). The big difference between using make respect to a shell script is that when some source files are modified the "make" command is able to compile only the needed files (instead of recompiling all the sources, as a shell script). In other word, the program will be recompiled using as few compilation commands as possible. To achieve this goal, you need to supply the rules for compiling various files and file types, and the list of dependencies between files (in the form of relationships like "if fileAwas changed, then filesBandCalso need to be re-compiled", or similar). Writing amakefilecontaining this kind of information is generally quite sim- ple, but there is the risk to end up with long lists of dependencies and rules which can look difficult to maintain. The GNU make comes with a set of predefined rules which help in reducing the size and complexity of makefiles, and should be used to write effective and simple makefiles. [to be continued] 1Figure 1: A Makefile rule
test : a . o b. o c . o gcc-o test a . o b. o c . o a . o : a . c gcc-Wall-g-c a . c b. o : b. c gcc-Wall-g-c b. c c . o : c . c gcc-Wall-g-c c . c clean : rm-f test a . o b. o c . oFigure 2: An example of simple Makefile
2 Makefiles Structure
As already observed, makefile is mainly a collection ofrulesdescribing depen- dencies betweenprerequisitesandtargets, and the commands needed to generate a target from its prerequisites. Figure 2 describes a generic rule, where: •Figure 3: A more correct Makefile example
test) shows how to build the executable from the single.oobject files, and the following 3 rules show how to build the object files from the sources. Finally, the last rule (with targetclean) permits to remove all the generated files. Now, it is important to note that the rules generating the objects files are not fully correct: for example, if modulea.ouses some functionalities from theb.omodule, it must include theb.hheader file, but this dependency is not modelled in the makefile. As a result, ifb.his modifieda.ois not rebuilt (to understand why this is a problem, consider the case whenb.hcontains something like#define MAXVALUE 10, anda.ccontains something likeint
values[MAX VALUE]... What happens ifMAXVALUEis changed from10to100?). In this case, a more correct makefile can be the one shown in Figure 2 (assuming thata.cusesb.candc.c). Note that tracking all the dependencies in a makefile is not easy, and requires a lot of maintenance work (for example, a modification to the program during the development or debugging can change the dependencies).3 Writing Simpler Makefiles
Fortunately, GNU make provides some ways to simplify the makefiles, and to make them more manageable. Such simplifications are mainly based on two techniques:makefile variablesandimplicit rules.3.1 Makefile Variables
The concept of variables is not a GNU-only feature, but is supported by every POSIX compliantmake. In general, a variable can contain a single value or a list of values (file names, compiler options, etc...), is assigned using a statement likeVAR=test
print : echo $(VAR)Figure 4: Using variables in a makefile
CFLAGS=-Wall-g
LDLIBS =-lefence
test : test . o b. o c . o clean : rm-f test a . o b. o c . oFigure 5: An example of simple Makefile
3.2 Implicit Rules
To avoid the need to repeat similar rules in all the makefiles, GNU Make pro- vides some implicit rules, which automatically implement standard techniques for building some targets. For example, there are implicit rules for building executables files from object files, or to compile.csource files into.oobjects. Implicit rules use some default makefile variables so that, by changing the values of the variables, it is possible to change the way the implicit rule works.The most important of such variables are:
•CPPFLAGS: the parameters to be passed to the C preprocessor (for example, -IFigure 6: Generating dependencies from a C file
It is worth noting some important points:
•Neverset-Ior-DinCFLAGS. They belong toCPPFLAGS •If you need to set-I .inCPPFLAGS, you probably wrote wrong#include directives in yoyr code •Alwaysset-WallinCFLAGS. Compiler warnings are very useful to detect bugs or anomalies in your programs •When you compile C++ programs, you must useCXXFLAGS, notCFLAGS •Setting-ginCFLAGSis generally a good idea. The generated code will not be affected, but the object and executable files will contain useful debug information, making thegdboutput less cryptic•When compiling programs that use pthreads, you probably need to set-pthreadinCFLAGSandLDFLAGS(in this case, you do not need to set
-lpthreadinLDLIBS). If-pthreadis not supported by your compiler (this probably means that you are on windows), you need to set-lpthread inLDLIBS, and some-Doptions (probably-DREENTRANTand some others, depending on your C library) inCPPFLAGS Finally, note that in some cases you do not even have to write amakefile: for example, if you want to compile the C filetest.cgenerating an executable file namedtest, you can just typemake test. Of course you want to properly setCFLAGS(and maybe other options), so you must use something likemakeCFLAGS="-Wall -g" test.
4 Automatic Dependencies Generation
The dependencies of.oobject files from.hheader files are generally quite com- plex, and difficult to keep up-to-date. Fortunately, they can be automatically generated by instructinggccto look at the#includedirectives. This is done by using the-MMgcc option (plus the-MFoption to specify an output file); see the gcc manual (or typeman gccin a linux shell) for more details. In few words, the command linegcc -MM -MFCFLAGS=-Wall-g
LDLIBS =-lefence
OBJS = test . o b. o c . o
test : $(OBJS) clean : rm-f?.o?.d test %.d: %.c $(CC)-MM-MF$@$< -include$(OBJS: . o=.d)Figure 7: Generating dependencies from a C file
obj-m = test module . o test module-objs = file1 . o file2 . o test . o Figure 8: A simple makefile for compiling a Linux kernel module way to say "a .d file is generate from the corresponding .c file",$(CC)is a predefined variable containing the name of the C compiler,$@is a variable containing the target, and$tory inside the kernel source.6 ReferencesThis document does not pretend to provide an exhaustive description of themakeprogram. For more information, consult the make manual (http://www.
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