make.rules

# set these according to your installation
NASM=nasm
FPC=fpc
LD=ld
MKISOFS=mkisofs

# Used by all build mode:
# ELF executable target, Intel style assembler reader, allow assertions,
# labels and gotos, inline routines, and C-like operators.
# Dummy Linux target, undefines UNIX and LINUX, verbose on warnings, notes,
# hints, and infos, don't read fpc.cfg, no standard lib path
OPT=-Aelf -Rintel -Sagic -Tlinux -uUNIX -uLINUX -vwnhi -n -Xd

# Debug mode:
# NASMOPT=-g
# Emit debugging symbols, turn on all checks, smartlinkable units, use smartlinking
# If the last two aren't turned on, linker errors will occur don't know why
# FPCOPT=$(OPT) -g -Crtoi -CX -XX

# Optimized mode:
NASMOPT=
# Smartlinkable units, SSE3 instruction set, use smartlinking,
# Turn on all possible optimizations
FPCOPT=$(OPT) -CX -CfSSE3 -XXs -O3

# Not needed I guess, -O3 already enables some (if not all) of these
# -OpPENTIUM4 -OoREGVAR -OoSTACKFRAME -OoPEEPHOLE -OoASMCSE -OoLOOPUNROLL -OoTAILREC -OoCSE -OoDFA

# Will be used when releasing (when would it happen? :-( )
# -Xs

# Compiled system unit directory
SYSUNITDIR=-Fu../units/i386-fpos

RTLOUTDIR=$(SYSUNITDIR) -FU../units/i386-fpos