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# USE_THREAD_ALLOC - 1 -> Use a shared global free pool for allocation.
# 0 -> Use the non-thread allocator.
# UNCHECKED - 1 -> when doing a debug build with symbols, use the release
# C runtime, 0 -> use the debug C runtime.
# USE_STUBS - 1 -> compile to use stubs interfaces, 0 -> direct linking
# CONFIG_CHECK - 1 -> check current build configuration against Tcl
# configuration (ignored for Tcl itself)
# TCL_UTF_MAX=6 - forces a build using 32-bit Tcl_UniChar in stead of 16-bit.
# Further, LINKERFLAGS are modified based on above.
# Default values for all the above
STATIC_BUILD = 0
TCL_THREADS = 1
DEBUG = 0
SYMBOLS = 0
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# USE_THREAD_ALLOC - 1 -> Use a shared global free pool for allocation.
# 0 -> Use the non-thread allocator.
# UNCHECKED - 1 -> when doing a debug build with symbols, use the release
# C runtime, 0 -> use the debug C runtime.
# USE_STUBS - 1 -> compile to use stubs interfaces, 0 -> direct linking
# CONFIG_CHECK - 1 -> check current build configuration against Tcl
# configuration (ignored for Tcl itself)
# TCL_UTF_MAX=4 - forces a build allowing 4-byte UTF-8 sequences internally.
# Further, LINKERFLAGS are modified based on above.
# Default values for all the above
STATIC_BUILD = 0
TCL_THREADS = 1
DEBUG = 0
SYMBOLS = 0
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USE_THREAD_ALLOC= 0
!else
TCL_THREADS = 1
USE_THREAD_ALLOC= 1
!endif
!if [nmakehlp -f $(OPTS) "utfmax"]
!message *** Force 32-bit Tcl_UniChar
TCL_UTF_MAX = 6
!endif
# Yes, it's weird that the "symbols" option controls DEBUG and
# the "pdbs" option controls SYMBOLS. That's historical.
!if [nmakehlp -f $(OPTS) "symbols"]
!message *** Doing symbols
DEBUG = 1
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USE_THREAD_ALLOC= 0
!else
TCL_THREADS = 1
USE_THREAD_ALLOC= 1
!endif
!if [nmakehlp -f $(OPTS) "utfmax"]
!message *** Force allowing 4-byte UTF-8 sequences internally
TCL_UTF_MAX = 4
!endif
# Yes, it's weird that the "symbols" option controls DEBUG and
# the "pdbs" option controls SYMBOLS. That's historical.
!if [nmakehlp -f $(OPTS) "symbols"]
!message *** Doing symbols
DEBUG = 1
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!if "$(MACHINE)" == "AMD64"
OPTDEFINES = $(OPTDEFINES) /DTCL_CFG_DO64BIT
!endif
!if $(VCVERSION) < 1300
OPTDEFINES = $(OPTDEFINES) /DNO_STRTOI64=1
!endif
!if "$(TCL_UTF_MAX)" == "6"
OPTDEFINES = $(OPTDEFINES) /DTCL_UTF_MAX=6
!endif
# _ATL_XP_TARGETING - Newer SDK's need this to build for XP
COMPILERFLAGS = /D_ATL_XP_TARGETING
# Like the TEA system only set this non empty for non-Tk extensions
# Note: some extensions use PACKAGE_NAME and others use PACKAGE_TCLNAME
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!if "$(MACHINE)" == "AMD64"
OPTDEFINES = $(OPTDEFINES) /DTCL_CFG_DO64BIT
!endif
!if $(VCVERSION) < 1300
OPTDEFINES = $(OPTDEFINES) /DNO_STRTOI64=1
!endif
!if "$(TCL_UTF_MAX)" == "4"
OPTDEFINES = $(OPTDEFINES) /DTCL_UTF_MAX=4
!endif
# _ATL_XP_TARGETING - Newer SDK's need this to build for XP
COMPILERFLAGS = /D_ATL_XP_TARGETING
# Like the TEA system only set this non empty for non-Tk extensions
# Note: some extensions use PACKAGE_NAME and others use PACKAGE_TCLNAME
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