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Rework cmdparams so that it is known which args were accessed by the code linking to cmdparams. cmdparams now uses a hash of CmdParams_Arg_t structure - one for each argument, regardless of the type of argument (named, unnamed, etc.). Previously, named arguments and unnamed arguments were stored in different places. The accessed field will be set to 1 when user code accesses the argument. This is all in preparation for two tickets - #182 having to do with passing along unused arguments to a subprocess, and another that calls for tracking which arguments have been used in a program/module

# This is used to jump from a source directory to a target directory.

.SUFFIXES:


# Find the target directory(ies).
#
ifndef JSOC_MACHINE
  JSOC_MACHINE := $(shell build/jsoc_machine.csh)
  export JSOC_MACHINE
endif

ifeq ($(MACH),)
MACH = $(JSOC_MACHINE)
endif

OBJDIR 		:= _$(MACH)
PROJOBJDIR	:= $(OBJDIR)/proj

all:    $(PROJOBJDIR) $(OBJDIR)

# Define the rules to build in the target subdirectories.
#
MAKETARGET = $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $@ -f $(WORKINGDIR)/Makefile \
		SRCDIR=$(WORKINGDIR) $(MAKECMDGOALS)

.PHONY: $(PROJOBJDIR) $(OBJDIR) 

# Create the project-specific directories too, if they exist.
-include $(WORKINGDIR)/proj/target.mk

$(OBJDIR):
	+@[ -d bin/$(MACH) ] || mkdir -p bin/$(MACH)
	+@[ -d lib/$(MACH) ] || mkdir -p lib/$(MACH)
	+@[ -d $@ ] || mkdir -p $@
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/apps ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/apps
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/api/client ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/api/client
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/api/client_fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/api/client_fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/api/server ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/api/server
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/main/c ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/main/c
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/main/f ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/main/f
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/main/idl ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/main/idl
	+@[ -d $@/base/drms/libs/meta ] || mkdir -p $@/base/drms/libs/meta
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/cmdparams/test ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/cmdparams/test
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/db/client ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/db/client
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/db/client_fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/db/client_fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/db/server ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/db/server
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/defs/fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/defs/fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/dstruct/fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/dstruct/fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/inthandles ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/inthandles
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/threads/fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/threads/fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/timeio/fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/timeio/fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/misc/fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/misc/fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/fitsrw/fpic ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/fitsrw/fpic
	+@[ -d $@/base/libs/errlog ] || mkdir -p $@/base/libs/errlog
	+@[ -d $@/base/local/libs/dsds ] || mkdir -p $@/base/local/libs/dsds
	+@[ -d $@/base/local/libs/soi ] || mkdir -p $@/base/local/libs/soi
	+@[ -d $@/base/sums/apps ] || mkdir -p $@/base/sums/apps
	+@[ -d $@/base/sums/libs/api ] || mkdir -p $@/base/sums/libs/api
	+@[ -d $@/base/sums/libs/api/perl ] || mkdir -p $@/base/sums/libs/api/perl
	+@[ -d $@/base/sums/libs/pg ] || mkdir -p $@/base/sums/libs/pg
	+@[ -d $@/base/util/apps ] || mkdir -p $@/base/util/apps
	+@[ -d $@/proj/example/apps ] || mkdir -p $@/proj/example/apps
	+@[ -d $@/proj/myproj/apps ] || mkdir -p $@/proj/myproj/apps
	+@$(MAKETARGET)

# These rules keep make from trying to use the match-anything rule below to
# rebuild the makefiles--ouch!  Obviously, if you don't follow my convention
# of using a `.mk' suffix on all non-standard makefiles you'll need to change
# the pattern rule.
#
Makefile : ;
%.mk :: ;


# Anything we don't know how to build will use this rule.  The command is a
# do-nothing command, but the prerequisites ensure that the appropriate
# recursive invocations of make will occur.
#
% :: $(PROJOBJDIR) $(OBJDIR) ; :


# The clean rule is best handled from the source directory: since we're
# rigorous about keeping the target directories containing only target files
# and the source directory containing only source files, `clean' is as trivial
# as removing the target directories!
#
.PHONY: clean
clean:
	rm -rf $(OBJDIR); rm -rf bin/$(MACH); rm -rf lib/$(MACH)