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#
# Copyright 2005-2007 by Mark Weyer
# Maintenance modifications 2011 by the cuyo developers
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
#
NOOP = @echo -n "" > /dev/null
clean: cleanfiles
rm -f `cat cleanfiles`
tidy: tidyfiles
rm -f `cat tidyfiles` *~
install: installfiles
cp `cat installfiles` $(INSTALL_DIR)
cvscheck: cvsfiles .cvsignore
@cvs status -l > cvsstatus
@sort -u cvsfiles > cvsfiles1
@echo
@echo "Comparing cvs status with recommendation."
@sed -n -e "s/File: //g" -e "s/Status:.*//gp" cvsstatus | sort -u > cvsfiles2
@echo "(Files recommended for cvs but not known there" >> cvsfiles1
@echo "Use cvs add or alter Makefile/makefile.ml)" >> cvsfiles1
@echo "(Files not recommended for cvs but handled anyway" >> cvsfiles2
@echo "Use cvs remove or alter Makefile/makefile.ml)" >> cvsfiles2
@-diff -b -B cvsfiles1 cvsfiles2
@echo
@echo "Files missing in .cvsignore (Change makefile.ml):"
@sed -n -e "s/? //gp" cvsstatus | sort -u
@rm cvsfiles1 cvsfiles2
make.cmx: make.ml make.cmi
ocamlopt.opt -c make.ml
make.cmi: make.mli
ocamlopt.opt make.mli
makefile.opt: makefile.ml make.cmx make.cmi
ocamlopt -o makefile.opt unix.cmxa make.cmx makefile.ml
cvsfiles: makefile.opt
./makefile.opt sources > cvsfiles
echo "Makefile" >> cvsfiles
echo "makefile.ml" >> cvsfiles
echo ".cvsignore" >> cvsfiles
echo "distfiles" >> cvsfiles
$(MAKE) cvsfiles_local
distfiles: makefile.opt
echo "Makefile" > distfiles
echo "makefile.ml" >> distfiles
echo "distfiles" >> distfiles
$(MAKE) distfiles_local
installfiles: makefile.opt
./makefile.opt expand all > installfiles
tidyfiles: makefile.opt
./makefile.opt intermediate all >> tidyfiles
echo "make.cmi" >> tidyfiles
echo "make.cmx" >> tidyfiles
echo "make.o" >> tidyfiles
echo "makefile.cmi" >> tidyfiles
echo "makefile.cmx" >> tidyfiles
echo "makefile.o" >> tidyfiles
echo "installfiles" >> tidyfiles
echo "tidyfiles" >> tidyfiles
echo "cleanfiles" >> tidyfiles
echo "cvsfiles" >> tidyfiles
cleanfiles: tidyfiles installfiles
cat tidyfiles installfiles > cleanfiles
echo "makefile.opt" >> cleanfiles
echo "cvsstatus" >> cleanfiles
$(MAKE) cleanfiles_local
.cvsignore: cleanfiles
cp cleanfiles .cvsignore
# Just a convenience hack. Will only behave well on normal targets.
%: makefile.opt
./makefile.opt $*
# The following targets are listed here to prevent them being handed to
# makefile.opt although we do not have real rules for them:
Makefile:
$(NOOP)
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