XCOMM $XFree86: xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/drm/kernel/Imakefile,v 1.3 2000/10/27 16:59:40 dawes Exp $

#include <Server.tmpl>

LinkSourceFile(xf86drm.c,..)
LinkSourceFile(xf86drmHash.c,..)
LinkSourceFile(xf86drmRandom.c,..)
LinkSourceFile(xf86drmSL.c,..)
LinkSourceFile(xf86drm.h,$(XF86OSSRC))
LinkSourceFile(xf86_OSproc.h,$(XF86OSSRC))
LinkSourceFile(sigio.c,$(XF86OSSRC)/shared)

XCOMM Try to use the Linux version of the DRM headers.  This avoids skew
XCOMM and missing headers.  If there's a need to break them out, they
XCOMM can be re-added later.  If not, they can be moved to somewhere more
XCOMM OS-independent and referenced from there.
LinkSourceFile(drm.h,$(XF86OSSRC)/linux/drm/kernel)
LinkSourceFile(i810_drm.h,$(XF86OSSRC)/linux/drm/kernel)
LinkSourceFile(mga_drm.h,$(XF86OSSRC)/linux/drm/kernel)
LinkSourceFile(r128_drm.h,$(XF86OSSRC)/linux/drm/kernel)
LinkSourceFile(sis_drm.h,$(XF86OSSRC)/linux/drm/kernel)


XCOMM This is a kludge until we determine how best to build the
XCOMM kernel-specific device driver.  This allows us to continue
XCOMM to maintain the single Makefile.bsd with kernel-specific
XCOMM support.  Later, we can move to a different Imakefile.

#if BuildXF86DRI && BuildXF86DRM
all::
	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.bsd

install::
	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.bsd install
#else
all::
	echo 'Use "make -f Makefile.bsd" to manually build drm.o'
#endif

clean::
	$(MAKE) -f Makefile.bsd clean