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# Generated automatically from defaults.mk.in and sgi.ini by FWEB_configure.
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# --- START of SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SECTION ---
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# --- Supporting VPATH ---
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# --- Names of system commands ---
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# (Used in the Makefile and possibly internally to FWEB.)
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# --- Compiler name ---
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# An FWEB flag, either CC or GCC. This flag isn't used for bootstrapping; it
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# is required for properly regenerating custom.h by tangling custom.web. If
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# you're on the Sun and working with gcc, say ``COMPILER = GCC''.
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# --- Compiler options ---
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# Debugging and optimization options for the C compiler.
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# How to run the C preprocessor
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# Header file search directory (-Idir) and any other miscellaneous options
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# for the C preprocessor and compiler.
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# (Compiler macro definitions. In addition, see the discussion of PARTn
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# --- The actual compile command used by the Makefile. ---
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COMPILE = $(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(DEFS) -Dconst=
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# --- Extensions for object files ---
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# $(O) is used for targets in the Makefile. $(OBJ) is the suffix used in
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# the link line. (Sometimes $(OBJ) can be null if the compiler understands
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# defaults and the length of the command line is an issue, as it is on some
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# personal computers.)
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# TERMCAP0 is either a file name, or null. If the termcap library is
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# available, TERMCAP0 should be null and LIBS should include -ltermcap.
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# If the termcap library is not available, TERMCAP0 should be termcap0.$(O).
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# --- Linker options ---
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# Stripping (-s) and other miscellaneous options for the linker.
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# Library options -l and -L to pass to the linker.
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# --- The actual link command used by the Makefile. ---
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# TRY NOT TO CHANGE THIS LINE.
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LINK = $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o $(@)
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# --- MISCELLANEOUS ---
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# --- How to print a dvi file ---
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ECHO = echo # Use this to prevent actual printing.
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PRINT_DVI = $(ECHO) lpr -d
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# --- FWEB flags indicating type of machine on which you're tangling
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# (HOME_MACHINE) and for which machine you're generating C code. ---
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# --- FWEB file suffixes ---
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# (For IBM-PC, shorten to ``hwe'')
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# --- Splitting FTANGLE & FWEAVE into several parts, especially for small
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# compilers on personal computers. Here's an example for the IBM-PC,
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# Microsoft compiler ---
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#FTANGLE2 = ftangle2.$(O)
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#FTANGLE3 = ftangle3.$(O)
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#FWEAVE2 = fweave2.$(O)
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#FWEAVE3 = fweave3.$(O)
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#RATFOR2 = ratfor2.$(O)
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#RESERVED2 = reservd2.$(O)
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#COMMON2 = common2.$(O)
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# The PARTn macros are compiler options that define the macro |part|
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#to be n, for example ``-Dpart=2''
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# Here are the names of the second and third parts of the object files.
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# --- INSTALLATION INFORMATION ---
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INSTALL = /bin/install -c
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INSTALL_PROGRAM = $(INSTALL)
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INSTALL_DATA = $(INSTALL) -m 644
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# Top-level path for executable binaries (usually /usr/local):
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# Where the processors go:
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bindir = $(exec_prefix)/bin
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# Top-level path for everything else (usually /usr/local)
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doc_prefix = $(prefix)
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# Where the Unix man pages go:
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mandir = $(doc_prefix)/man/man$(manext)
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# Where the emacs info* files go:
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infodir = $(doc_prefix)/info
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# Where the source file fweb.texinfo goes:
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texinfodir = $(infodir)
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# Where the fwebmac.sty macro package used by FWEAVE goes, as well as the
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# file fweb.tex needed for weaving the FWEB source code, go:
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# --- END of SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SECTION ---
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