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- Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
- Author(s): Yann Dirson
- Date: 2002-01-04 23:20:22 UTC
- Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20020104232022-330ad4iyzpvb5bm4
Tags: upstream-1.62
Import upstream version 1.62
- files added:
- Boot
- Boot/amiga
- Boot/ibm
- Boot/ibm/mvs
- Boot/ibm/pc
- Boot/ibm/pc/gnu
- Boot/ibm/pc/microsoft
- Boot/misc
- Boot/unix
- Boot/unix/ansi
- Boot/unix/dsu
- Boot/unix/sgi
- Boot/unix/sun
- Boot/unix/sun/cc
- Boot/unix/sun/gcc
- Boot/vax
- Demos
- Manual
- Web
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# --- FWEB MAKE FILE (v. 1.60) ---
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# Unix users should first type ``./configure'' for compiling a new version.
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# See the more detailed instructions below.
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# PLEASE REPORT ANY DIFFICULTIES WITH USING THIS MAKE FILE OR WITH ANY
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# OTHER ASPECT OF COMPILING OR RUNNING FWEB: krommes@princeton.edu.
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# You should PREFACE ALL MAJOR OPERATIONS with
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# make -n ...
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# This tells you what will happen without actually performing the operations.
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# --- PRINCIPAL ENTRY POINTS ---
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# The principal entry points to this make file can be determined by saying
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# ``make help''. (See the help: target below.)
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# BEFORE USING THIS MAKE FILE:
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# (1) If you are a Unix user, do the following:
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# cd Web
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# ./configure [--prefix=path] [--exec-prefix=path]
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# (This generates the following files appropriate to your system:
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# defaults.mk from defaults.mk.in;
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# config.h from config.h.in;
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# custom.h from custom.h.in.)
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# make
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# (log on as root)
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# make install
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# If you are not a Unix user, DO NOT PROCEED for v1.50 or above, as the
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# following system-specific bootstrap procedures have not been tested and
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# upgraded for this version.
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# (2) Select a boot subdirectory (containing system-specific files) most
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# relevant to your machine; call that $(BOOT_D). For example,
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# BOOT_D = boot/unix/ansi.
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# (3) Copy $(BOOT_D)/defaults.mk to the web subdirectory.
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# (4) Verify the system-specific definitions in defaults.mk. An example
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# of defaults.mk is provided in each bootstrap subdirectory. The possible
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# things that you may put into defaults.mk are discussed in
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# $(MANUAL)/INSTALL_FWEB.tex.
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# (4) Copy $(BOOT_D)/custom.h to the web subdirectory. This file
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# contains definitions of various machine- or operating-system-dependent
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# flags. It will be included into the *.c files by the C compiler.
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# --- INCLUDING FILES into the Makefile ---
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# The file defaults.mk customizes the operation of Makefile for your
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# compiler environment.
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# NOTE: Not all makes include files in identical ways; you may need to
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# modify the next line:
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include defaults.mk # Unix
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# ! include "defaults.mk" # Borland/Microsoft
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# --------------------- DON'T TOUCH LINES BELOW HERE!!! --------------------
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# Experts will note that this file sometimes doesn't use the full power of
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# make (let alone gmake). This is because some of the makes on the personal
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# computers didn't work correctly with some of the more sophisticated commands.
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# Here we set up the command-line options for the FWEB processors. Those
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# options are as follows:
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# COMPILER --- Either CC or GCC. Presently only GCC is relevant, and then
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# only for the Sun.
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# FILE --- Should more properly be called PATH. The directory
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# specification for the output file.
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# HOME_MACHINE --- The machine on which you're tangling. See custom.web or
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# custom.h for a list of the possible macros to use here.
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# MACHINE --- The machine for which you're generating C code.
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# DEBUGGING --- Used by the developer.
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# STAT --- Optional additional commands, e.g., the statistics option -s;
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# sometimes used by the developer.
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# UNDEF --- Used by the developer.
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#
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UNDEF =
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STAT =
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# In $(OPTIONS),
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# the -u option is used to cancel out a possible +m command in the .fweb
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# ini file. For the use of CUSTOM_OPTIONS, see custom.web.
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# To kill off line numbers, say ``STAT = -\#'' for many makes, or
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# ``STAT = -^#'' for the Microsoft nmake.
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OPTIONS = -u$(HOME_MACHINE) -m$(MACHINE) $(DEBUGGING)\
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$(UNDEF) -m$(COMPILER) $(STAT) -=$(FILE)$(@)
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# Other upper-case macros, such as OS_HWEB, are used to express hidden
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# dependencies because of files that are @i'd or #included.
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# For more discussion of the various files, please see INSTALL_FWEB.tex.
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# Set up the directory macros. (top_srcdir and srcdir should be set in
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# defaults.mk. If they are not, one must say `top_srcdir=..', `srcdir=.')
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# --- Top-level---
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FWEB0 = $(top_srcdir)
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# --- The bootstrap directory tree ---
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BOOT = $(FWEB0)/Boot
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# --- Where the demo programs are kept ---
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DEMOS = $(FWEB0)/Demos
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# --- Where the user manual and fwebmac.sty are kept ---
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MANUAL = $(FWEB0)/Manual
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# --- Where *.web, *.hweb, *.c, and *.h are kept ---
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WEB = $(srcdir)
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# If you just say ``make'' or ``make bootstrap'', the source files are
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# touched first so they're sure to be newer than the web files. If you don't
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# have a 'touch' facility, try saying ``make -t ...''
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tch_src:
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$(TOUCH) $(WEB)/typedefs.hweb $(WEB)/*.h $(WEB)/*.c
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# --- This entry makes both FWEB processors from the FWEB sources. ---
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# --- The ``make bootstrap'' command assumes that the WEB files are there.
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# but if it is, it will try to tangle a non-existent file. The .IGNORE
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#.DEFAULT:
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# --- CUSTOMIZATION FILE ---
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# --- #INCLUDEs ---
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INCLUDES_H = $(WEB)/os.h $(WEB)/config.h $(WEB)/custom.h $(WEB)/strmac.h
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D_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/d_type.h $(INCLUDES_H)
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Y_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/y_type.h $(INCLUDES_H)
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C_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/c_type.h $(Y_TYPE_H) $(D_TYPE_H)
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A_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/a_type.h $(INCLUDES_H)
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S_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/s_type.h $(A_TYPE_H)
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M_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/m_type.h $(INCLUDES_H)
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E_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/e_type.h $(C_TYPE_H)
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R_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/r_type.h $(C_TYPE_H)
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T_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/t_type.h\
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$(S_TYPE_H) $(R_TYPE_H) $(E_TYPE_H) $(M_TYPE_H)
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P_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/p_type.h $(INCLUDES_H)
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W_TYPE_H = $(WEB)/w_type.h\
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$(P_TYPE_H) $(C_TYPE_H) $(S_TYPE_H) $(D_TYPE_H)
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TYPEDEFS_H = $(WEB)/typedefs.h $(WEB)/os.h
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MAP_H = $(WEB)/map.h $(C_TYPE_H) $(S_TYPE_H)
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# --- PORTABILITY ISSUES are mostly localized here. ---
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OS_HWEB = $(WEB)/os.$(HWEB) $(WEB)/sfile.$(HWEB)
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INCLUDES_HWEB = $(WEB)/sfile.$(HWEB) $(WEB)/includes.$(HWEB)\
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COMMON_HWEB = $(OS_HWEB) $(WEB)/typedefs.$(HWEB) $(WEB)/mem.$(HWEB)
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$(WEB)/os.h: $(WEB)/os.web $(INCLUDES_HWEB)
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C_TYPE_WEB = $(WEB)/c_type.web $(OS_HWEB)
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COMMON_C = $(WEB)/common.c $(TYPEDEFS_H) $(MAP_H)
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commons: $(COMMONS)
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common.$(O): $(COMMON_C)
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# --- STYLE (Reading the style file; also needed for both ftangle and
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$(WEB)/s_type.h: $(S_TYPE_WEB)
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STYLE = $(OS_HWEB) $(INCLUDES_HWEB)\
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STYLE_WEB = $(WEB)/style.web $(STYLE)
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$(WEB)/style.c: $(STYLE_WEB)
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RESERVED_C = $(WEB)/reserved.c $(TYPEDEFS_H) $(C_TYPE_H)
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RATFOR_C = $(WEB)/ratfor.c $(T_TYPE_H) $(TYPEDEFS_H) $(MAP_H)
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y_type.tex: $(Y_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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c_type.tex: $(C_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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common.tex: $(COMMON_WEB)
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e_type.tex: $(E_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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eval.tex: $(EVAL_WEB)
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m_type.tex: $(M_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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macs.tex: $(MACS_WEB)
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p_type.tex: $(P_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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prod.tex: $(PROD_WEB)
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r_type.tex: $(R_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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ratfor.tex: $(RATFOR_WEB)
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ratfor0.tex: $(RATFOR0_WEB)
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d_type.tex: $(D_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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reserved.tex: $(RESERVED_WEB)
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t_type.tex: $(T_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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ftangle.tex: $(FTANGLE_WEB)
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s_type.tex: $(S_TYPE_WEB) $(WEB)/formats.$(HWEB)
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style.tex: $(STYLE_WEB)
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# --- INSTALLATION of the processors ---
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install: both idxmerge $(MANUAL)/fweb.info
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@echo ""
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@echo "If any changes need to be made to the default directories,"
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@echo "please use --prefix and/or --exec-prefix options to configure,"
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@echo " or edit ./defaults.mk.in, then rerun ./configure."
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@echo ""
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$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) ftangle $(bindir)/ftangle
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$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) fweave $(bindir)/fweave
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$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) idxmerge $(bindir)/idxmerge
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test -d $(texdir) || mkdir -p $(texdir)
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$(INSTALL_DATA) $(MANUAL)/fwebmac.sty $(texdir)/fwebmac.sty
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$(INSTALL_DATA) $(MANUAL)/fweb.tex $(texdir)/fweb.tex
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$(INSTALL_DATA) $(MANUAL)/fweb.info $(infodir)/fweb.info
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@echo ""
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uninstall:
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# --- CLEANUP ---
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all_clean very_clean: clean clean_man clean_install
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# --- Clean up the OBJECT FILES ---
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clean:
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mostlyclean: clean
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distclean: clean
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$(RM) -f defaults.mk config.cache config.log config.status
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realclean: distclean
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# --- HELP ---
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help:
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@echo "Important targets for this Makefile:"
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@echo ""
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@echo " all --- Touch *.c and *.h, then compile and link"
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@echo " ftangle and fweave."
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@echo " both --- Tangle, compile, and link ftangle and"
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@echo " fweave from the FWEB sources."
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@echo " clean --- Removes the FWEB processors and object files."
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@echo " distclean --- Like clean, but also deletes defaults.mk,"
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@echo " config.cache, config.log, and config.status."
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@echo " ftangle --- Tangle, compile, and link ftangle."
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@echo " fweave --- Tangle, compile, and link fweave."
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@echo " help --- Obtain help about this Makefile."
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@echo " install --- Install the processors (you must be root)."
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@echo " *.tex --- Woven documentation for FWEB source code."
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@echo " *.dvi --- Document AND PRINT FWEB source code."
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Loggerhead is a web-based interface for Breezy
Version: 2.0.1