Makefile

# Compiler to be used
CC = gcc

# These three variables are used as flags when compiling the
# files. The current value includes all necessary flags for the OpenCV
# library, and to use pthreads and timers. If you use additional
# libraries you may need to add additional flags.
#
# The -Wall and -Werror flags mean that common warnings are shown and
# treated as errors. Although you may remove these flags so that your
# code compiles, you are strongly encouraged to fix the warnings
# instead, since they often lead to unexpected runtime errors.
CFLAGS = -Wall -g $(shell pkg-config --cflags opencv)
LDFLAGS = -Wall -g -pthread
LDLIBS = -lrt -lm $(shell pkg-config --libs opencv)

# This is the first target, corresponding to what should be built if
# no target is provided (i.e., when make runs without arguments).
all: rtspd cloudrtspd

# This rule indicates that rtspd and cloudrtspd is built from server.o
# and main.o. If you use a different set of files to build it, you
# should change the list. Note that since no command is given to
# create the file, a default rule is used, which calls the compiler
# (CC variable above) with LDFLAGS and LDLIBS.
rtspd: server.o main.o
	$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDLIBS)
cloudrtspd: cloud_server.o mainB.o cloud_helper.o
	$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDLIBS)

# This rule indicates that server.o depends on server.c and server.h,
# and so on. Although the gcc command will not include server.h, you
# should make references to all user includes in this list, so that if
# you change the include but not the C file, the file is compiled as
# well. Note that the C file has to be the first file on the list,
# since the object is based on that file. Since no command is given to
# create the file, a default rule is used, which calls the compiler
# (CC variable above) with CFLAGS.
server.o: server.c server.h
cloud_server.o: cloud_server.c cloud_server.h cloud_helper.h
main.o: main.c server.h
mainB.o: mainB.c cloud_server.h

# A clean rule is a good practice to simplify the removal of all
# generated files. If you run 'make clean' in a terminal, all these
# files are removed. This is useful both in case you think any of the
# object files is corrupted/has a different version than what you
# expect, or when you need to submit (handin) the files without the
# object files.
clean:
	-rm -rf server.o main.o cloud_server.o rtspd cloudrtspd