Linux makefile

CubeControl/libSerial/makefile

 ifdef SystemRoot
 libSerial: Serial.dll
 else
+UNAME := $(shell uname -s)
+ifeq ($(UNAME),Darwin)
 libSerial: libSerial.jnilib
+else
+libSerial: libSerial.so
+endif
 endif
 
 libSerial.jnilib: serialHelper.c unixSerial.c serialInterface.h
 	$(CC) -x c -I$(HEADERPATH) -c serialHelper.c -o serialHelper.o
 	$(CC) -dynamiclib -o libSerial.jnilib serialHelper.o
 
+libSerial.so: serialHelper.c unixSerial.c serialInterface.h
+	$(CC) -x c -I$(HEADERPATH) -c serialHelper.c -o serialHelper.o
+	$(CC) -dynamiclib -o libSerial.so serialHelper.o
+
 Serial.dll: serialHelper.c winSerial.c serialInterface.h
 	$(CC) -x c -I$(HEADERPATH) -c serialHelper.c -o serialHelper.o -D winHelper
 	$(CC) -shared -o Serial.dll serialHelper.o

CubeControl/makefile

 INJAR += Serial.dll
 PLATFORM = Win
 else
-HEADERPATH = /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Headers
 RM = rm -f
+UNAME := $(shell uname -s)
+ifeq ($(UNAME),Darwin)
 INJAR += libSerial.jnilib
 PLATFORM = Mac
+HEADERPATH = /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Headers
+else
+INJAR += libSerial.so
+PLATFORM = Linux
+HEADERPATH = /usr/java-1.6/include
+endif
 endif
 
 # All java files to be compiled
 ifdef SystemRoot
 libSerial: Serial.dll
 else
+ifeq ($(UNAME),Darwin)
 libSerial: libSerial.jnilib
+else
+libSerial: libSerial.so
+endif
 endif
 
 Serial.dll: libSerial/serialHelper.c libSerial/winSerial.c
 	make -C libSerial
 	mv libSerial/libSerial.jnilib libSerial.jnilib
 
+libSerial.so: libSerial/serialHelper.c libSerial/unixSerial.c
+	make -C libSerial
+	mv libSerial/libSerial.so libSerial.so
+
 # Delete intermediate files
 clean:
 	make -C libSerial clean

README.md

 
 ## Build instructions
 
-There is a makefile in every source code directory. Running make inside CubeControl should produce a file called CubeControlMac.jar or CubeControlWin.jar. If not, you should take a look at the makefile. Hard-Coded include directorys are probably different than on your system... You obviously need a working JDK and a C Compiler Environment (we use gcc).
-CubeControls makefile will autodetect a Windows Host and compile a Windows Version accordingly. If it is not on Windows, it will compile a Mac Version. Unix is currently not supported by the makefile, but should work if compiled manually.
+There is a makefile in every source code directory. Running make inside CubeControl should produce a file called CubeControlMac.jar, CubeControlLinux.jar or CubeControlWin.jar. If not, you should take a look at the makefile. Hard-Coded include directorys are probably different than on your system... You obviously need a working JDK and a C Compiler Environment (we use gcc).
+CubeControls makefile will autodetect a Windows Host and compile a Windows Version accordingly. If it is not on Windows, it will check uname and compile a Mac Version if Darwin is reported as OS name. A Linux Version will be compiled if no Darwin OS was detected.
 
 The same goes for AudioFirmware and CubeFirmware. You need avr-gcc to compile these projects.