# Template makefile from $PTII/ptolemy/codegen/java/makefile.in
# $Id: makefile.in 62464 2011-11-22 02:49:15Z cxh $
# The CodeGenerator class subsitutes strings like "@modelName@" with
# the value of parameters and writes the results in the directory
# where the source code is created.
#
# To use your _own_ makefile, create a makefile named "ModelName.mk.in".
# For example, if the model is called Foo, then the code generator
# looks for a makefile template file called "Foo.mk.in" and then
# looks for $PTII/ptolemy/codegen/java/makefile.in.
#
# To compile using this makefile after substitution, run:
#    make -f @modelName@.mk

PTCGLIBRARIES = @PTCGLibraries@

CLASSPATHSEPARATOR=@CLASSPATHSEPARATOR@

ROOT = @ROOT@

CLASSPATH = $(PTCGLIBRARIES)$(CLASSPATHSEPARATOR)$(ROOT)

# If the user would like to add compile time options, run with
# make -f @modelName@.mk USER_JAVAC_FLAGS=xxx
# Or, set USER_JAVAC_FLAGS in your environment before executing
# the code generator.  For example, under bash:
# export USER_JAVAC_FLAGS=-J-Xmx2000M; $PTII/bin/ptcg -language java /Users/cxh/ptII/ptolemy/cg/lib/test/auto/Scale_java.xml 
# USER_JAVAC_FLAGS =

MODELCLASS = @MODELCLASS@

@modelName@.class: @modelName@.java
	@PTJavaCompiler@ -classpath "$(CLASSPATH)" $(WARNING_CC_FLAGS) $(JAVAC_FLAGS) $(USER_JAVAC_FLAGS) @modelName@.java

run: @modelName@.class
	"java" -Xmx3000m -ea -classpath "$(CLASSPATH)" $(MODELCLASS)