Omnet IDE and C source files

[Anna Förster]

Hi all,

I have some .c files in the project directory in the omnetpp IDE and I cannot get the IDE to compile them, so it throws linker errors. Any ideas of how to do it without touching directly the Makefile?

Anna
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Dr. Anna Förster
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Networking Laboratory, SUPSI
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[Andras Varga]

Some ideas:
1) rename *.c to *.cc
2) wrapper .cc files: for i in *.c; do echo "#include \"$i\"" > ${i}c; done
3) put them into a separate directory and hand-craft a makefile for them
4) custom rules in makefrag

Andras

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[Anna Förster]

HI Andras,

thanks for the ideas. The code by itself and its source files cannot be touched, so I opted for the makefrag idea. However, I am not very successful at it. What I have in my makefrag is the following:

...
all: $(TARGET) flexorall

flexorall: flexor_specifications.o flexor.o callback_manager.o flexor_module.o flexor_packet.o module_manager.o packet_buffer.o blink_module_blue.o callback_module.o flexor_spec_empty.o flexor_spec_blink_blue.o

image_empty.o: $(FLEXOR_DIR)/images/image_empty.c $(FLEXOR_DIR)/images/image_empty.h
$(CC) -c $(FLEXOR_DIR)/images/image_empty.c $(CFLAGS)

...

But this ends up like this in the Makefile (the all target gets overwritten again after my rules):

...
all: $(TARGET) flexorall

flexorall: flexor_specifications.o flexor.o callback_manager.o flexor_module.o flexor_packet.o module_manager.o packet_buffer.o blink_module_blue.o callback_module.o flexor_spec_empty.o flexor_spec_blink_blue.o

image_empty.o: $(FLEXOR_DIR)/images/image_empty.c $(FLEXOR_DIR)/images/image_empty.h
$(CC) -c $(FLEXOR_DIR)/images/image_empty.c $(CFLAGS)

...

# <<<
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Main target
all: $(TARGET)

$(TARGET) : $O/$(TARGET)
$(LN) $O/$(TARGET) .

...

What am I misisng?

Thanks a lot,
Anna