# Define what compiler to use and the flags.
# This is the way you define and assign variables
# in a Makefile
CC=gcc -g 
CXX=g++ -g
CCFLAGS= -g

# A rule in Makefile has the form:
#
# target: dependencies
#	command
#
# where "target" and "dependencies" are files (most of the time).
# These means that if "target" does not exist or the modification 
# date of the dependencies are older than the modification time of
# "target" then "command" is executed.
#
# For example, the rule 
#
# mystring.o : mystring.c
#	$(CC) -c $(CXXFLAGS) mystring.c
#
# means that if mystring.o does not exist, or if mystring.c is older
# than mystring.o, then execute "$(CC) -c $(CXXFLAGS) mystring.c".
#
# The goal of make is to execute the minimum set of commands that
# are necessary to build the target files.
#
# Usually, the first target in a Makefile is called "all". 
# The dependencies of "all" are the files that we want to build.
#

all: TestMyString HashTableTemplateTest HashTableVoidTest wcTemplate wcVoid

# Build TestMyString
TestMyString: TestMyString.cc MyString.cc
	$(CXX) -o TestMyString TestMyString.cc MyString.cc

HashTableTemplateTest: HashTableTemplate.h HashTableTemplateTest.cc
	$(CXX) -o HashTableTemplateTest HashTableTemplateTest.cc

HashTableVoidTest: HashTableVoid.h HashTableVoidTest.cc
	$(CXX) -o HashTableVoidTest HashTableVoid.cc HashTableVoidTest.cc

wcVoid: wcVoid.cc HashTableVoid.h HashTableVoid.cc
	$(CXX) -o wcVoid wcVoid.cc HashTableVoid.cc

wcTemplate: wcTemplate.cc
	$(CXX) -o wcTemplate wcTemplate.cc

clean:
	rm -f core *.o TestMyString HashTableTemplateTest  HashTableVoidTest  mygrep out1 out2 wcTemplate wcVoid out1 out2