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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Copyright 2009-2012 SPARTA, Inc. All rights reserved. See the COPYING
# file distributed with this software for details
#
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
%opts = (
'NAME' => 'DNSSEC-Tools'
);
WriteMakefile(%opts);
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
use strict;
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# The packer parts of the makefile are the next large block of text.
#
# The following targets are available for general use:
#
# packed_dist Gather the packed commands, building if needed.
# packed_distclean Clean the gathered packed commands.
# packed_commands Build the packed command files.
# clean_packed Clean the packed commands.
#
my $packedmakefilestr = "
##########################################################################
#
# The following Makefile sections are for creating packed commands.
#
RM = /bin/rm
MKDIR = /bin/mkdir
CP = /bin/cp
PACKED_DIRS = convertar \\
donuts \\
mapper \\
scripts
PACKDIR = packed-tools
packed_dist: packed_commands
\$(RM) -fr \$(PACKDIR)
\$(MKDIR) \$(PACKDIR)
\$(CP) `find . -name '*.Darwin' -print` \$(PACKDIR)
packed_distclean:
\$(RM) -fr \$(PACKDIR)
packed_commands:
\@for d in \$(PACKED_DIRS); \\
do \\
echo \"building packed commands in \$\$d\"; \\
cd \$\$d; \\
make packed_commands; \\
echo \" \"; \\
cd ..; \\
done
clean_packed:
\@for d in \$(PACKED_DIRS); \\
do \\
echo \"cleaning packed commands in \$\$d\"; \\
cd \$\$d; \\
make clean_packed; \\
echo \" \"; \\
cd ..; \\
done
";
#
# This is the end of the packer text that is added to the makefile.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Write the makefile lines to the makefile.
#
open(MK,">> Makefile");
print MK $packedmakefilestr;
close(MK);
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