Makefile.am

## This must come first when building an application that uses Intel
## SGX enclaves.

include $(top_srcdir)/build-aux/sgx_app.am

## It sets the following automake variables:
##
##   AM_CPPFLAGS = -I$(SGXSDK_INCDIR)
##   AM_LDFLAGS = -L$(SGXSDK_LIBDIR)
##
## And a pattern rule for building proxy functions from EDL files:
##
##   %_u.h %_u.c: %.edl
##
## And sets these Makefile variables:
##
##   SGXSDK
##   SGXSDK_BINDIR
##   SGXSDK_INCDIR
##   SGXSDK_LIBDIR
##   SGXSSL
##   SGXSSL_BINDIR
##   SGXSSL_INCDIR
##   SGXSSL_LIBDIR
##   SGX_URTS_LIB
##   SGX_UAE_SERVICE_LIB
##   SGX_EDGER8R

SUBDIRS = Enclave 

## Supply additional flags to edger8r here. 
##
## SGX_EDGER8R_FLAGS=


## Needed to make our pattern rule work

Enclave.edl: Enclave/Enclave.edl
	ln -s $?

Enclave.signed.so: Enclave/Enclave.signed.so
	ln -s $?

Enclave/Enclave.signed.so:
	make -C Enclave

## Additional automake variables
##
## AM_CPPFLAGS += 
## AM_CFLAGS = 

AM_CXXFLAGS = -std=c++11 

AM_CPPFLAGS += -fno-builtin-memset @OPENSSL_CPPFLAGS@

# IWATA
DEFAULT_INCLUDES = -I.@am__isrc@ -Isample_libcrypto -I$(SGXSDK)/include


## Additional targets to remove with 'make clean'. You must list
## any edger8r generated files here.

CLEANFILES = Enclave_u.c Enclave_u.h Enclave.edl Enclave.signed.so \
	policy enclave_sigstruct_raw 


## The build target

# server: sp

# bin_PROGRAMS = client sp mrsigner
bin_PROGRAMS = client SGXserver mrsigner

## You can't use $(wildcard ...) with automake so all source files 
## have to be explicitly listed.

common = byteorder.c common.cpp crypto.c hexutil.c fileio.c base64.c \
	msgio.cpp logfile.c

## client 

# IWATA
# client_SOURCES = client.cpp sgx_detect_linux.c sgx_stub.c quote_size.c \
#	$(common)
SGXserver_SOURCES = SGXserver.cpp sgx_detect_linux.c sgx_stub.c quote_size.c \
	$(common) RA_SGXserver.cpp SGX_Fileio.cpp SGX_Measurement.cpp SGX_Print.cpp
nodist_SGXserver_SOURCES = Enclave_u.c Enclave_u.h
EXTRA_SGXserver_DEPENDENCIES = Enclave.signed.so
BUILT_SOURCES = Enclave_u.c Enclave_u.h

SGXserver_LDFLAGS= $(AM_LDFLAGS) @OPENSSL_LDFLAGS@

## sp

# IWATA
# sp_SOURCES = sp.cpp agent_wget.cpp iasrequest.cpp enclave_verify.c $(common)
client_SOURCES = client.cpp agent_wget.cpp iasrequest.cpp enclave_verify.c $(common) \
	RA_client.cpp
BUILT_SOURCES += policy
EXTRA_client_DEPENDENCIES = Enclave.signed.so
if AGENT_CURL
# sp_SOURCES += agent_curl.cpp
client_SOURCES += agent_curl.cpp
endif

## mrsigner (helper app)

mrsigner_SOURCES = mrsigner.cpp crypto.c hexutil.c

## Extract the enclave SIGSTRUCT and use it to calculate MRSIGNER
policy: mrsigner policy.in Enclave.signed.so
	$(SGX_SIGN) dump -cssfile enclave_sigstruct_raw -dumpfile /dev/null -enclave Enclave.signed.so
	sed -e "s^@MRSIGNER@^`./mrsigner.sh enclave_sigstruct_raw`^" policy.in > policy
	rm -f enclave_sigstruct_raw

client_LDFLAGS= $(AM_LDFLAGS) @OPENSSL_LDFLAGS@ @CURL_LDFLAGS@
mrsigner_LDFLAGS= $(AM_LDFLAGS) @OPENSSL_LDFLAGS@

## Library flags. At minimum, an Intel SGX application will need:
##
##   -l$(SGX_URTS_LIB)
##
## Applications that use platform services or perform attestation
## will also need:
##
##  -l$(SGX_UAE_SERVICE_LIB)
##
## Use the variables, not the actual library names to ensure these
## targets work on simulation builds.

# IWATA
# client_LDADD=-l$(SGX_URTS_LIB) -lsgx_ukey_exchange -l$(SGX_UAE_SERVICE_LIB) \
#	-lcrypto -l:libsgx_capable.a -lpthread -ldl
SGXserver_LDADD=-l$(SGX_URTS_LIB) -lsgx_ukey_exchange -l$(SGX_UAE_SERVICE_LIB) \
	-lcrypto -l:libsgx_capable.a -lpthread -ldl -lsqlite3

mrsigner_LDADD=-lcrypto

# IWATA
# sp_LDADD=-lcrypto @CURL_LIBS@
client_LDADD=-lcrypto @CURL_LIBS@ -lsample_libcrypto -Lsample_libcrypto