# Makefile : generic 
# CS210 - S'04
# 1/15/04, Ray S. Babcock
# 
# This Makefile is usable with a single .cpp file (not multiple files)
# 1. Build a source file with a text editor (e.g. test.cpp)
# 2. Run the make command on the file (e.g. $ make test)
#    (note you don't add the .cpp extension when you do the make)
# 3. The test.cpp will be compiled and linked into a run image called test.
#    (if you did this with fred.cpp, you would do $ make fred and the
#     fred.cpp would be compiled into a run image called fred.)
# To execute the run image, just type its name.  (e.g. $ fred)
#

CC = g++

# Uncomment the next line to compile with debugging enabled.
# CFLAGS = -g

LDFLAGS = -lm

.cpp:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $< -o $@