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#!/bin/sh
prefix=$1
mandir=$2
grc=0
if [ "x${prefix}" = x ]; then
echo "prefix is not set"
exit 1
fi
if [ "x${mandir}" = x ]; then
echo "mandir is not set"
exit 1
fi
systype=`uname -s`
case ${systype} in
NetBSD)
# netbsd uses /usr/pkg/man
mandir="${prefix}/man"
;;
OpenBSD)
# openbsd cmake puts the man pages at the top level.
# match what cmake does.
# I don't know why there is a mis-match between cmake and where
# the os puts the system manual pages.
mandir="${prefix}/man"
;;
esac
instmandir="${mandir}"
if [ ! "x${DESTDIR}" = x ]; then
instmandir="${DESTDIR}/${mandir}"
fi
test -d ${instmandir}/man1 || mkdir -p ${instmandir}/man1
cp -f man/di.1 ${instmandir}/man1/
rc=$?
if [ $rc -ne 0 ]; then
grc=1
fi
test -d ${instmandir}/man3 || mkdir -p ${instmandir}/man3
cp -f man/libdi.3 ${instmandir}/man3/
rc=$?
if [ $rc -ne 0 ]; then
grc=1
fi
exit $grc
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