# NMake Makefile portion for displaying config info

all-build-info:
	@echo.
	@echo ----------
	@echo Build info
	@echo ---------
	@echo Build Type: $(CFG)

help:
	@echo.
	@echo ============================
	@echo Building pangomm Using NMake
	@echo ============================
	@echo nmake /f Makefile.vc CFG=[release^|debug] ^<option1=xxx option2=xxx^>
	@echo.
	@echo Where:
	@echo ------
	@echo CFG: Required, use CFG=release for an optimized build and CFG=debug
	@echo for a debug build.  PDB files are generated for all builds.
	@echo.
	@echo Optional options:
	@echo ------
	@echo PREFIX: Optional, the path where dependent libraries and tools may be
	@echo found, default is $$(srcrootdir)\..\vs$$(short_vs_ver)\$$(platform),
	@echo where $$(short_vs_ver) is 14 for VS 2015 and so on; and
	@echo $$(platform) is Win32 for 32-bit builds and x64 for x64 builds.
	@echo.
	@echo BASE_INCLUDEDIR: Optional, base directory where headers of various
	@echo dependencies can be found, default is $$(PREFIX)\include. Can be overridden
	@echo with [DEP]_INCLUDEDIR, as described below.
	@echo.
	@echo BASE_LIBDIR: Optional, base directory where .lib's and architecture-dependent
	@echo headers of various dependencies can be found, default is $$(PREFIX)\lib.
	@echo Can be overridden with [DEP]_LIBDIR, as described below.
	@echo.
	@echo [DEP]_INCLUDEDIR: Optional, base directories where headers of various
	@echo dependencies can be found, default is $$(BASE_INCLUDEDIR). DEP includes
	@echo PANGO, CAIROMM, CAIRO, GLIBMM, GLIB, SIGC and HARFBUZZ. Their subdirs, such as
	@echo 'glib-2.0' for GLib, will be searched for, meaning $$(GLIB_INCLUDEDIR)\glib-2.0
	@echo will be looked for the GLib headers, and so on.
	@echo.
	@echo [DEP]_LIBDIR: Optional, base directories where .libs of various
	@echo dependencies can be found, along with architecture-dependent headers, default is
	@echo $$(BASE_LIBDIR). DEP includes PANGO, CAIROMM, CAIRO, GLIBMM, GLIB and SIGC. The subdirs,
	@echo for the archtecture-dependent headers, such as 'glib-2.0\include' for GLib, will
	@echo be searched for, meaning $$(GLIB_LIBDIR)\glib-2.0\include will be looked for the
	@echo GLib architecture-dependent headers, and so on.
	@echo.
	@echo GMMPROC_DIR: Optional, the path where glibmm's 'gmmproc' and 'generate_wrap_init.pl'
	@echo scripts and their auxiliary scripts can be found, default is
	@echo $$(GLIB_LIBDIR)\glibmm-$(GLIBMM_API_VERSION)\proc. You need to ensure the paths in the
	@echo scripts correspond to your system's setup.
	@echo.
	@echo PERL, M4: Path to the PERL intepreter and the m4 utility program, if not in ^%PATH^%.
	@echo PERL is needed for all builds and m4 is needed if building from a GIT checkout. As
	@echo an alternative to using M4, one can use UNIX_TOOLS_BINDIR instead to point to the
	@echo directory where m4.exe is located, such as Cygwin's or MSYS2/MSYS64's 'bin' directory,
	@echo as other UNIXy tools may be used during code generation for a build from a GIT checkout.
	@echo ======
	@echo A 'clean' target is supported to remove all generated files, intermediate
	@echo object files and binaries for the specified configuration.
	@echo.
	@echo An 'install' target is supported to copy the build (DLLs, LIBs, along
	@echo with the header files) to appropriate locations under ^$(PREFIX).
	@echo ======
	@echo.
