# The top level rule indicates how to link everything together into main

main: main.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o
	gcc -g3 -Wall main.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o -o interpreter.out -lm

test: main_test.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o
	gcc -g3 -Wall main_test.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o -o interpreter_test.out -lm

parser_test: parser_test.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o
	gcc -g3 -Wall parser_test.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o -o parser_test.out -lm

scanner_test: scanner_test.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o
	gcc -g3 -Wall scanner_test.o symbol_map.o expr.o scanner.o parser.o -o scanner_test.out -lm

run_parser_test: parser_test
	./parser_test.out

run_interpreter_test: test
	./interpreter_test.out

run_scanner_test: scanner_test
	./scanner_test.out

run_tests: run_parser_test run_interpreter_test run_scanner_test

# This pattern indicates that any .o file depends
# upon the .c file of the same name, and all of the .h files.
# So, if a .o file is needed, it is built automatically.

%.o: %.c *.h
	gcc -g3 -Wall -c $< -o $@

# Only the files generated by flex and bison need explicit rules.

scanner.c: scanner.flex parser.h
	flex -oscanner.c scanner.flex

parser.c parser.h: parser.bison
	bison --defines=parser.h --output=parser.c -v parser.bison

# clean causes all intermediate files to be deleted.

clean:
	rm -f parser.c parser.output parser.h scanner.c *.o interpreter.out interpreter_test.out test_evaluate.txt test_print.txt parser_test.out scanner_test.out