Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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############################################################################ # # Copyright (C) 1999, Microsoft Corporation. # # All rights reserved. # ############################################################################
WMIPRECOMP=1 # This project is NOT ready for UNICODE # WMIUNICODE=1 !include $(PROJECT_ROOT)\wmi\wbem\common\makefile.cmn SOURCES_USED=$(PROJECT_ROOT)\wmi\wbem\common\makefile.cmn
################################################## # Settings
TARGETNAME=NCObjAPI
TARGETPATH=obj TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK
# The INCLUDES variable specifies any include paths that are specific to # this source directory. Separate multiple paths with single # semicolons. Relative path specifications are okay. INCLUDES= \ $(WBEMINT_INC); \ $(WMIIDL_INC); \ $(NC_COMMON); \ $(NC_UTILS); \ $(WBEMCOMN_INC); \ $(STDLIBRARY_INC); \ $(INCLUDES)
# The TARGETLIBS macro specifies additional libraries to link against your target # image. Each library path specification should contain an asterisk (*) # where the machine-specific subdirectory name should go. TARGETLIBS= \ $(NC_UTILS_LIB) \ $(WBEMCOMN_STATIC_LIB) \ $(SDK_LIB_PATH)\advapi32.lib \ $(SDK_LIB_PATH)\kernel32.lib
# The developer defines the SOURCES macro. It contains a list of all the # source files for this component. Specify each source file on a separate # line using the line-continuation character. This minimizes merge # conflicts if two developers are adding source files to the same component. SOURCES= \ resource.rc \ dutils.cpp \ Event.cpp \ Connection.cpp \ NamedPipe.cpp \ NCObjAPI.cpp \ ReportEvent.cpp
USE_NATIVE_EH=ASYNC USE_ATL=1 ATL_VER=30 USE_STL=1
# Turn this on to get debugging info put into a log file. #C_DEFINES=$(C_DEFINES) /DUSE_FTRACE
PASS1_PUBLISH={$(O)\$(TARGETNAME).lib=$(ADMIN_LIB_PATH)\$(TARGETNAME).lib}
DLLENTRY=_DllMainCRTStartup USE_MSVCRT=1
DLLDEF = $(O)\NCObjAPI.def
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