# Makefile.in
# $Id: Makefile.in,v 2.65 1999/10/20 18:30:01 steve Exp $
#
# Makefile.in should not be modified!  The "configure" script reads Makefile.in
# and writes a customized Makefile by editing the values of the following
# macros.  If the "configure" script doesn't support your version of UNIX,
# I suggest you do a plain "configure unix" and then hand-edit the resulting
# Makefile.  That will also create a "config.h" file which may require some
# tweaking.

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# This is the name of the compiler, along with any flags that should be used
# both for compiling and for linking.  Typical values are "cc -g" or "cc -O".
# If you're compiling with X-windows support, you may need to add a
# "-I/usr/X11/include" flag or something similar.
#CC=gcc -g -Wall -pedantic -Wtraditional -Wpointer-arith -Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes
CC=cc -O

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# This macro gives any arguments which will be needed during linking.
# Mostly, this means "-Llibdir" and "-llib" flags.  If you're compiling with
# X-windows support, then you'll have to add a "-lX11" and maybe a
# "-L/usr/X11/lib" flag or something similar.
LIBS=-ltermcap

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# This should be "unix" for all UNIX variants.  It causes the compiler to use
# files from the osunix subdirectory, and do a UNIX-style installation.
OS=unix

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# This is a command for compiling files in a subdirectory, and placing the
# resultant object files in the current directory.  Most UNIX compilers behave
# this way naturally, so you probably won't need to modify this.
OSCC=$(CC) -I. $(CFLAGS) $(FLAGC)

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# This is the separator between a subdirectory name and a file name.  For UNIX
# this should always be a "/" character.
SLASH=/

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# This is the file name extension for object files.  For UNIX, this is almost
# always ".o"
OBJ=.o

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# This is the file name extension for executable files.  For UNIX, this is
# always a null string because UNIX doesn't use file name extensions to mark
# executable files.
EXE=

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# This is the shell command which is used for deleting a file if it exists.
# The "-f" causes "rm" to be silent if the file doesn't exist.
RM=rm -f

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# This is the compiler flag which causes compilation but not linking.  For
# most UNIX compilers, this is "-c".
FLAGC=-c

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# This is the compiler flag for adding a directory to the list of directories
# to be searched for #include files.  For most UNIX compilers, this is "-I".
FLAGI=-I

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# This is a list of programs to be created by "make all".  The possible list
# includes elvis$(EXE), ref$(EXE), ctags$(EXE), elvtags$(EXE), and fmt$(EXE).
# ctags and elvtags are the same program under different names.  The $(EXE) on
# the end is just in case this Makefile is reconfigured for an operating
# system which requires the EXE macro to be something like ".exe".
ALL=elvis$(EXE) ref$(EXE) elvtags$(EXE)

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# This is the directory where "make install" will place the executable programs
BINDIR=/usr/local/bin

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# This is the directory where "make install" will place elvis' support files,
# such as the help text and the default initialization scripts.  If you change
# the value here, then you also need to change it in "config.h"
LIBDIR=/usr/local/lib/elvis

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# This is the shell command for copying one file to another
CP=cp

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# Portable compilation rules

MISC=	BUGS README.html COPYING INSTALL Makefile.in configure instman.sh\
	insticon.sh elvis.lsm makwin32.bat makmsdos.bat makos2.cmd e2
OSSRCS=	os$(OS)$(SLASH)osblock.c os$(OS)$(SLASH)osdir.c\
	os$(OS)$(SLASH)osprg.c os$(OS)$(SLASH)ostext.c\
	os$(OS)$(SLASH)osnet.c os$(OS)$(SLASH)tcaphelp.c
OSOBJS=	osblock$(OBJ) osdir$(OBJ) osprg$(OBJ) ostext$(OBJ) osnet$(OBJ)
OSOBJS2=tcaphelp$(OBJ)
OSHDRS=	os$(OS)$(SLASH)osdef.h
XBM=	guix11/elvis.xbm guix11/elvispin.xbm guix11/gray.xbm
X11SRCS=guix11/guix11.c guix11/xclip.c guix11/xevent.c guix11/xmisc.c\
	guix11/xscroll.c guix11/xstatus.c guix11/xtext.c guix11/xtool.c \
	guix11/xdialog.c
X11OBJS=guix11$(OBJ) xclip$(OBJ) xevent$(OBJ) xmisc$(OBJ) xscroll$(OBJ)\
	xstatus$(OBJ) xtext$(OBJ) xtool$(OBJ) xdialog$(OBJ)
GUISRCS=$(X11SRCS) guicurs.c guitcap.c guiopen.c
GUIOBJS=$(X11OBJS) guicurs$(OBJ) guitcap$(OBJ) guiopen$(OBJ)
LPSRCS=	lpescape.c lpovrtyp.c lpps.c
LPOBJS=	lpescape$(OBJ) lpovrtyp$(OBJ) lpps$(OBJ)
HDRS=	$(OSHDRS) buffer.h buffer2.h calc.h cut.h digraph.h display.h\
	display2.h draw.h draw2.h elvis.h elvisio.h event.h ex.h gui.h gui2.h\
	input.h lowbuf.h lp.h map.h mark.h message.h message2.h misc.h more.h\
	move.h need.h operator.h opsys.h optglob.h options.h regexp.h safe.h\
	scan.h session.h state.h state2.h tag.h tagsrch.h tagelvis.h version.h\
	vi.h vicmd.h window.h config.h
SRCS=	$(OSSRCS) $(GUISRCS) $(LPSRCS) buffer.c calc.c cut.c digraph.c\
	display.c dmhex.c dmmarkup.c dmnormal.c dmsyntax.c draw.c\
	event.c ex.c exaction.c exconfig.c exedit.c exmake.c exsubst.c ftp.c\
	gui.c http.c input.c io.c lowbuf.c lp.c map.c mark.c message.c misc.c\
	more.c move.c need.c operator.c optglob.c options.c regexp.c regsub.c\
	safe.c scan.c search.c session.c state.c tag.c tagsrch.c tagelvis.c\
	url.c vi.c vicmd.c window.c
OBJ1=	$(OSOBJS) optglob$(OBJ) options$(OBJ) safe$(OBJ) session$(OBJ)
OBJ2=	buffer$(OBJ) calc$(OBJ) digraph$(OBJ) display$(OBJ) gui$(OBJ)\
	lowbuf$(OBJ) mark$(OBJ) misc$(OBJ) io$(OBJ) dmhex$(OBJ)\
	dmmarkup$(OBJ) dmnormal$(OBJ) dmsyntax$(OBJ) scan$(OBJ)
OBJ3=	$(OSOBJS2) cut$(OBJ) draw$(OBJ) event$(OBJ) ex$(OBJ) exaction$(OBJ)\
	exconfig$(OBJ) exedit$(OBJ) exmake$(OBJ) exsubst$(OBJ) ftp$(OBJ)\
	http$(OBJ) input$(OBJ) lp$(OBJ) map$(OBJ) message$(OBJ) move$(OBJ)\
	more$(OBJ) need$(OBJ) operator$(OBJ) regexp$(OBJ) regsub$(OBJ)\
	search$(OBJ) state$(OBJ) tinytcap$(OBJ) tag$(OBJ) tagsrch$(OBJ)\
	tagelvis$(OBJ) url$(OBJ) vi$(OBJ) vicmd$(OBJ) window$(OBJ)
OBJS=	$(OBJ1) $(OBJ2) $(OBJ3)
REFOBJS=ref$(OBJ) tag$(OBJ) tagsrch$(OBJ) safe$(OBJ)
CTOBJS=	ctags$(OBJ) tag$(OBJ) safe$(OBJ)
CFLAGS=	$(FLAGI)os$(OS)
EVERY=	$(ALL) verify$(EXE) elvdump$(EXE) calc$(EXE)
SHELL=	/bin/sh

DISTRIB=elvis-2.1_4
MSDOSEXE=exemsdos
WIN32EXE=exewin32
OS2EXE=exeos2

all: $(ALL)

every: $(EVERY)

elvis$(EXE): $(HDRS) main$(OBJ) $(OBJS) $(GUIOBJS) $(LPOBJS)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) main$(OBJ) $(OBJS) $(GUIOBJS) $(LPOBJS) $(LIBS) -o elvis$(EXE)

ctags$(EXE): $(CTOBJS)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(CTOBJS) -o ctags$(EXE)

elvtags$(EXE): ctags$(EXE)
	$(CP) ctags$(EXE) elvtags$(EXE)
	sed 's/\<CTAGS\>/ELVTAGS/g; s/\<ctags\>/elvtags/g' lib/ctags.man >lib/elvtags.man
	
ref$(EXE): $(REFOBJS)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(REFOBJS) -o ref$(EXE)

fmt$(EXE): fmt.c os$(OS)$(SLASH)osdir.c
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) fmt.c -o fmt$(EXE)

verify$(EXE): $(HDRS) verify$(OBJ) $(OBJ1) $(OBJ2)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) verify$(OBJ) $(OBJ1) $(OBJ2) -o verify$(EXE)

elvdump$(EXE): $(HDRS) elvdump$(OBJ) $(OBJ1)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) elvdump$(OBJ) $(OBJ1) -o elvdump$(EXE)

calc: $(HDRS) calc.c
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -DTRY calc.c -o calc

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# Rules for os-dependent files

osblock$(OBJ): os$(OS)$(SLASH)osblock.c
	$(OSCC) os$(OS)$(SLASH)osblock.c

osdir$(OBJ): os$(OS)$(SLASH)osdir.c
	$(OSCC) os$(OS)$(SLASH)osdir.c

osprg$(OBJ): os$(OS)$(SLASH)osprg.c
	$(OSCC) os$(OS)$(SLASH)osprg.c

ostext$(OBJ): os$(OS)$(SLASH)ostext.c
	$(OSCC) os$(OS)$(SLASH)ostext.c

osnet$(OBJ): os$(OS)$(SLASH)osnet.c
	$(OSCC) os$(OS)$(SLASH)osnet.c

tcaphelp$(OBJ): os$(OS)$(SLASH)tcaphelp.c
	$(OSCC) os$(OS)$(SLASH)tcaphelp.c

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# Rules for GUI-dependent files.  Note that we can't really generalize here
# as well as we could for OS-dependent files, because different GUIs may be
# broken down differently.

guix11$(OBJ): guix11/guix11.c $(XBM)
	$(OSCC) guix11/guix11.c

xclip$(OBJ): guix11/xclip.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xclip.c

xevent$(OBJ): guix11/xevent.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xevent.c

xmisc$(OBJ): guix11/xmisc.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xmisc.c

xscroll$(OBJ): guix11/xscroll.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xscroll.c

xstatus$(OBJ): guix11/xstatus.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xstatus.c

xtext$(OBJ): guix11/xtext.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xtext.c

xtool$(OBJ): guix11/xtool.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xtool.c

xdialog$(OBJ): guix11/xdialog.c
	$(OSCC) guix11/xdialog.c

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# Handy commands

clean: clean.$(OS)

clean.unix:
	$(RM) *$(OBJ)
	$(RM) core
	$(RM) errlist
	$(RM) verify.elv
	$(RM) $(DISTRIB).tar.gz
	$(RM) lib/elvtags.man
	$(RM) $(MSDOSEXE)/*
	$(RM) $(WIN32EXE)/*
	$(RM) $(OS2EXE)/*

clean.msdos:
	$(RM) *$(OBJ)

clobber: clean
	$(RM) $(EVERY)
	$(RM) tags
	$(RM) detail
	$(RM) .elv*
	$(RM) foo
	$(RM) stderr

tmp:
	$(RM) /var/tmp/elvis*.ses
	$(RM) core

sure: verify
	$(RM) verify.elv
	verify >detail || gdb verify core

wc: $(SRCS) $(HDRS)
	wc $(SRCS) $(HDRS) | sort -n

tags: $(SRCS) $(HDRS)
	ctags $(SRCS) $(HDRS)

ciall: $(SRCS) $(HDRS)
	ci -u$(REV) Makefile $(SRCS) $(HDRS)

cinever:
	@for i in *.[ch]; do [ -f RCS/$$i,v ] || echo $$i; done
	@for i in os*/.; do (cd $$i; for j in *.[ch]; do [ -f $$j,v -o -f RCS/$$j,v ] || echo $$i/$$j; done); done
	@for i in gui*/.; do (cd $$i; for j in *.[ch]; do [ -f $$j,v -o -f RCS/$$j,v ] || echo $$i/$$j; done); done

$(DISTRIB).tar.gz:
	rm -rf $(DISTRIB)
	mkdir $(DISTRIB)
	mkdir $(DISTRIB)/lib
	for i in os*; do if [ -d $$i ]; then mkdir $(DISTRIB)/$$i; fi; done
	for i in gui*; do if [ -d $$i ]; then mkdir $(DISTRIB)/$$i; fi; done
	cp *.c *.h $(MISC) $(DISTRIB)
	rm -f $(DISTRIB)/sample.c
	cp lib/* $(DISTRIB)/lib
	for i in os*/*.c os*/*.h os*/*.mak os*/*.lib os*/*.ICO osos2/*.def osos2/*os2*; do cp $$i $(DISTRIB)/$$i; done
	for i in gui*/*; do if [ -f $$i ]; then cp $$i $(DISTRIB)/$$i; fi; done
	mkdir $(DISTRIB)/osos2/manual
	mkdir $(DISTRIB)/osos2/manual/org
	cp osos2/manual/*.ed osos2/manual/*.cmd $(DISTRIB)/osos2/manual/
	rm -f $(DISTRIB)/osunix/osconfig.h
	rm -f $(DISTRIB)/config.h
	rm -f $(DISTRIB)/Makefile
	rm -f $(DISTRIB)/lib/elvtags.man
	tar czf $(DISTRIB).tar.gz $(DISTRIB)
	rm -rf $(DISTRIB)

$(DISTRIB)-win32.tar.gz: $(WIN32EXE)
	@[ -f $(WIN32EXE)/elvis.exe ] || (echo "You need to copy the *.exe files into $(WIN32EXE)"; exit 2)
	rm -rf bin-win32
	mkdir bin-win32
	cp $(WIN32EXE)/*.exe bin-win32
	sed 's/$$/
/' <README.html >bin-win32/README.html
	sed 's/$$/
/' <BUGS >bin-win32/BUGS
	sed 's/$$/
/' <COPYING >bin-win32/COPYING
	mkdir bin-win32/lib
	cp lib/* bin-win32/lib
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/printdoc.bat >bin-win32/lib/printdoc.bat
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/license >bin-win32/lib/license
	(cd bin-win32; tar czf ../$(DISTRIB)-win32.tar.gz *)
	rm -rf bin-win32

$(DISTRIB)-msdos.tar.gz: $(MSDOSEXE)
	@[ -f $(MSDOSEXE)/elvis.exe ] || (echo "You need to copy the *.exe files into $(MSDOSEXE)"; exit 2)
	rm -rf bin-msdos
	mkdir bin-msdos
	cp $(MSDOSEXE)/*.exe bin-msdos
	sed 's/$$/
/' <README.html >bin-msdos/README.html
	sed 's/$$/
/' <BUGS >bin-msdos/BUGS
	sed 's/$$/
/' <COPYING >bin-msdos/COPYING
	mkdir bin-msdos/lib
	cp lib/* bin-msdos/lib
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/printdoc.bat >bin-msdos/lib/printdoc.bat
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/license >bin-msdos/lib/license
	(cd bin-msdos; tar czf ../$(DISTRIB)-msdos.tar.gz *)
	rm -rf bin-msdos

$(DISTRIB)-os2.tar.gz: $(OS2EXE)
	@[ -f $(OS2EXE)/elvis.exe ] || (echo "You need to copy the *.exe files into $(OS2EXE)"; exit 2)
	rm -rf bin-os2
	mkdir bin-os2
	cp $(OS2EXE)/*.exe bin-os2
	sed 's/$$/
/' <README.html >bin-os2/README.html
	sed 's/$$/
/' <BUGS >bin-os2/BUGS
	sed 's/$$/
/' <COPYING >bin-os2/COPYING
	mkdir bin-os2/lib
	cp lib/* bin-os2/lib/
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/printdoc.bat >bin-os2/lib/printdoc.bat
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/printdoc.bat >bin-os2/lib/printdoc.cmd
	sed 's/$$/
/' <lib/license >bin-os2/lib/license
	cp osos2/elvis.INF bin-os2/lib/
	mkdir bin-os2/osos2
	cp osos2/README.os2 bin-os2/osos2/
	(cd bin-os2; tar czf ../$(DISTRIB)-os2.tar.gz *)
	rm -rf bin-os2

lib$(SLASH)elvistrs.msg: $(SRCS)
	sed -n '/%[cds]/d; s/\[[a-zA-Z]*\]//; s/\\\\/\\/g; s/.*msg(MSG_[A-Z]*, "\([^ 	"][^"]*\)".*/\1/p' *.c os*$(SLASH)*.c gui*$(SLASH)*.c | sort -u >lib$(SLASH)elvistrs.msg

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install: install.$(OS)

install.unix: $(ALL)
	rm -f lib/*.bak
	cp $(ALL) $(BINDIR)
	(cd $(BINDIR); chmod 0755 $(ALL))
	mkdir -p $(LIBDIR) || test -d $(LIBDIR) || mkdir $(LIBDIR)
	rm -f $(LIBDIR)/elvis*.
	cp -a lib/* $(LIBDIR)
	(cd lib; for i in *; do chmod 0644 ../$(LIBDIR)/$$i; done)
	sh insticon.sh
	sh instman.sh -b$(BINDIR) $(ALL)

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uninstall: uninstall.$(OS)

uninstall.unix:
	(cd $(BINDIR); $(RM) $(ALL))
	(cd lib; for i in *; do $(RM) $(LIBDIR)/$$i; done)
	-rmdir $(LIBDIR)
	sh insticon.sh -r 
	sh instman.sh -r -b$(BINDIR) $(ALL)