#
#	This file should never need to be modified.  If you have had
#	experience with building Inferno, you have probably had to
#	modify a file called mkconfig whenever you wanted to build
#	it on a different architecture.  This file is similar to the old
#	Inferno mkconfig, but it shouldn't require changing.  This is
#	accomplished by three programs which print the default
#	values of ROOT, SYSHOST and OBJTYPE.  All that you have
#	to do is add $ROOT/$SYSHOST/$OBJTYPE/bin to your path.
#	You can override the values (or specify the values for a new
#	port) by providing them on the command line to mk, eg:
#
#		mk ROOT=H:/9pm SYSHOST=Cygwin SYSTARG=Cygwin install
#
#	Once the install has completed, the new values become `sticky',
#	ie they will be used for subsequent builds.
#
9pm=`{9pmroot}
systype=`{syshost}		# bug: change to systype
objtype=`{objtype}		# Native kernels override this

src=$9pm/src
LIBDIR=$9pm/$systype/$objtype/lib
INCDIR=$9pm/$systype/$objtype/9pm

<$9pm/$systype/$objtype/mkfile