iperf3/src/Makefile.am

lib_LIBRARIES           = libiperf.a                                    # Build and install a static iperf library
bin_PROGRAMS            = iperf3                                        # Build and install an iperf binary
noinst_PROGRAMS         = t_timer t_units t_uuid iperf3_profile         # Build, but don't install the test programs and a profiled version of iperf3
include_HEADERS         = iperf_api.h # Defines the headers that get installed with the program


# Specify the source files and flags for the iperf library
libiperf_a_SOURCES      = \
                        iperf.h \
                        iperf_api.c \
                        iperf_api.h \
                        iperf_error.c \
			iperf_client_api.c \
                        iperf_server_api.c \
                        iperf_tcp.c \
                        iperf_tcp.h \
                        iperf_udp.c \
                        iperf_udp.h \
                        iperf_util.c \
                        iperf_util.h \
                        locale.c \
                        locale.h \
                        net.c \
                        net.h \
                        tcp_info.c \
                        tcp_window_size.c \
                        tcp_window_size.h \
                        timer.c \
                        timer.h \
                        units.c \
                        units.h \
                        version.h

# Specify the sources and various flags for the iperf binary
iperf3_SOURCES          = main.c
iperf3_CFLAGS           = -g -Wall
iperf3_LDADD            = libiperf.a
iperf3_LDFLAGS          = 

# Specify the sources and various flags for the profiled iperf binary. This
# binary recompiles all the source files to make sure they are all profiled.
iperf3_profile_SOURCES  = main.c \
						  $(libiperf_a_SOURCES)

iperf3_profile_CFLAGS   = -pg -Wall
iperf3_profile_LDADD    = libiperf.a
iperf3_profile_LDFLAGS  =

# Specify the sources and various flags for the test cases
t_timer_SOURCES         = t_timer.c
t_timer_CFLAGS          = -g -Wall
t_timer_LDFLAGS         = iperf_error.o
t_timer_LDADD           = libiperf.a

t_units_SOURCES         = t_units.c
t_units_CFLAGS          = -g -Wall
t_units_LDFLAGS         =
t_units_LDADD           = libiperf.a

t_uuid_SOURCES          = t_uuid.c
t_uuid_CFLAGS           = -g -Wall
t_uuid_LDFLAGS          =
t_uuid_LDADD            = libiperf.a


# Specify which tests to run during a "make check"
TESTS                   = \
                        t_timer \
                        t_units \
                        t_uuid

dist_man1_MANS          = iperf.1
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`lib_LIBRARIES = libiperf.a # Build and install a static iperf library`
			`bin_PROGRAMS = iperf3 # Build and install an iperf binary`
			`noinst_PROGRAMS = t_timer t_units t_uuid iperf3_profile # Build, but don't install the test programs and a profiled version of iperf3`
Some changes to the iperf3 API to work with bwctl, mostly having to do with what defs are in which include file. End result is we now have only one public include file, iperf_api.h. 2012-09-28 16:00:14 -07:00			`include_HEADERS = iperf_api.h # Defines the headers that get installed with the program`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00

			`# Specify the source files and flags for the iperf library`
			`libiperf_a_SOURCES = \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`iperf.h \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`iperf_api.c \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`iperf_api.h \`
			`iperf_error.c \`
Some changes to the iperf3 API to work with bwctl, mostly having to do with what defs are in which include file. End result is we now have only one public include file, iperf_api.h. 2012-09-28 16:00:14 -07:00			`iperf_client_api.c \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`iperf_server_api.c \`
			`iperf_tcp.c \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`iperf_tcp.h \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`iperf_udp.c \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`iperf_udp.h \`
rename uuid.[ch] to iperf_util.[ch] to avoid confusion on some platforms 2010-07-09 00:29:51 +00:00			`iperf_util.c \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`iperf_util.h \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`locale.c \`
			`locale.h \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`net.c \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`net.h \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`tcp_info.c \`
			`tcp_window_size.c \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`tcp_window_size.h \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`timer.c \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`timer.h \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`units.c \`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`units.h \`
			`version.h`

			`# Specify the sources and various flags for the iperf binary`
			`iperf3_SOURCES = main.c`
			`iperf3_CFLAGS = -g -Wall`
			`iperf3_LDADD = libiperf.a`
			`iperf3_LDFLAGS =`

			`# Specify the sources and various flags for the profiled iperf binary. This`
			`# binary recompiles all the source files to make sure they are all profiled.`
			`iperf3_profile_SOURCES = main.c \`
Updated autoconf stuff and fixed a small error with ierror() 2010-07-19 20:38:40 +00:00			`$(libiperf_a_SOURCES)`

Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`iperf3_profile_CFLAGS = -pg -Wall`
			`iperf3_profile_LDADD = libiperf.a`
			`iperf3_profile_LDFLAGS =`

			`# Specify the sources and various flags for the test cases`
			`t_timer_SOURCES = t_timer.c`
			`t_timer_CFLAGS = -g -Wall`
Updated autoconf files 2010-07-23 23:48:45 +00:00			`t_timer_LDFLAGS = iperf_error.o`
Add an initial autotools setup. The main iperf binary is compiled, along with a static libiperf, the unit tests, and a profiled iperf binary. The tests, and the profiled iperf binary do not get installed. To compile, run: ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make It has all the normal make options (they come mostly for free). e.g.: You can run "make install" to install it. You can run "make dist" which will create a distribution tarball. You can run "make check" to run all the tests. I backed up the existing Makefile as "src/Makefile.old" in case folks want to use that still. 2009-12-08 21:36:24 +00:00			`t_timer_LDADD = libiperf.a`

			`t_units_SOURCES = t_units.c`
			`t_units_CFLAGS = -g -Wall`
			`t_units_LDFLAGS =`
			`t_units_LDADD = libiperf.a`

			`t_uuid_SOURCES = t_uuid.c`
			`t_uuid_CFLAGS = -g -Wall`
			`t_uuid_LDFLAGS =`
			`t_uuid_LDADD = libiperf.a`




			`# Specify which tests to run during a "make check"`
			`TESTS = \`
			`t_timer \`
			`t_units \`
			`t_uuid`

			`dist_man1_MANS = iperf.1`