config.example

#
# This is an example FreeWPC config file.
# If you don't already have a .config, you can rename this one
# and change anything you don't like.
#
# Some features must be enabled using an "eval-call-have" command.
# This ensures that the conditional is seen by makefiles, C
# files, and assembly language files.  Failure to do so may
# cause features to be only partially enabled.  There are
# exceptions, for example, when a conditional is only needed
# by the makefiles.  Use this example config to guide you.
#


# Parallel make will speed up compiles slightly.  In general
# the argument to -j should be the number of processors you have,
# plus one.
#MAKEFLAGS := -j2
#MAKEFLAGS := -j3

# If you want to simulate, enable CONFIG_SIM.  This builds a
# program you can run on your build system, instead of a ROM.
# You should also choose a UI for how the system will be displayed;
# 'curses' is the most complete, but there are alternatives.
# $(eval $(call have,CONFIG_SIM))
#CONFIG_UI := curses
#CONFIG_UI := console
#CONFIG_UI := sdl
#CONFIG_UI := remote

# Set the machine you are trying to build.
# If you are primarily working with a single machine type, it is
# easier to specify it here than saying MACHINE=xxx every time you run
# make.
#MACHINE := tz
#MACHINE := afm
#MACHINE := wcs
#MACHINE := t2
#MACHINE := fh
#MACHINE := tester
#MACHINE := tspp
#MACHINE := afm
#MACHINE := tom
#MACHINE := bop
#MACHINE := corvette

#
# Set this to the directory in which MAME roms should be installed.
# If you don't have MAME, then you can leave this undefined.
# If it is set, then by default, your newly compiled game ROM will
# temporarily overwrite one of the PinMAME ROMs, so that running
# PinMAME will test our version instead of the factory.  Which ROM
# gets overwritten is set in the machine's Makefile.
#
# To restore the factory ROM, run "make uninstall".
#
# Under Windows+Cygwin, use something like the following.  make has
# trouble with filenames that have spaces or colons in them.
#TARGET_ROMPATH := "/cygdrive/c/Progra~1/VPinmame/roms"

#
# Set FREEWPC_DEBUGGER if you want to enable dbprintf() statements throughout
# the code.  They will be written to the serial/parallel port.  This requires
# a patched PinMAME in order to view the messages.  This has no effect in
# a real machine.  In simulation, these messages get written to a log file.
#
#$(eval $(call have,DEBUGGER))

#
# Enable CONFIG_BPT if you want to enable breakpoints.  You can press
# Escape anytime and the non-interrupt driven part of the system will
# pause, and you can inspect memory addresses.  This also lets you
# set breakpoints at specific adddresses.  When enabled, this
# automatically enables FREE ONLY.
#
#$(eval $(call have,CONFIG_BPT))


#
# Set if you wish to override the major/minor version numbers
# to be used.  SYSTEM refers to the core code, MACHINE to the
# game rev.
#
#SYSTEM_MAJOR=
#SYSTEM_MINOR=
#MACHINE_MAJOR=
#MACHINE_MINOR=

# Set to the version of gcc6809 installed.
# The 4.3.x releases are recommended, although 4.2.x releases
# should still work.  This option is ignored when simulating; your
# local 'gcc' will be used instead.
#GCC_VERSION := 4.2.3
GCC_VERSION := 4.3.4
#GCC_VERSION := 4.3.6

# If you have other flags to pass to the compiler, define them here.
#EXTRA_CFLAGS += -save-temps
# $(eval $(call have,CONFIG_DEBUG_STACK))
#EXTRA_CFLAGS += -DFREE_ONLY

# For debugging the compiler itself.  Do not define this unless you
# working on gcc6809.
#DEBUG_COMPILER := y

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