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#$Id: Makefile.Variables,v 1.3 2009-03-02 15:04:41 potyra Exp $
# vim:tabstop=8:shiftwidth=8:textwidth=72
# Copyright (C) 2003-2009 FAUmachine Team <info@faumachine.org>.
# This program is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License, either version 2 of
# the License, or (at your option) any later version. See COPYING.
# This makefile generates output for print or online publishing from
# DocBook or LaTeX text sources and xfig/eps figures.
# Configure the sources, objects and targets and add extra make-stuff
# (e.g. for unpacking special style-files from the author-pack of a
# conference or some such). Everything else should be automatic.
# some assumptions are made about the DocBook and utilities installed,
# same for LaTeX (tetex preferred) and xfig. So this may not work in
# your system ...
# This makes make use LaTeX instead of plain TeX (default) to process
# *.tex files. You can also use pdflatex if you were careful with your
# *.tex files.
TEX=latex
# use customized jade-wrapper (located in doc-base directory)
JW=./jw-kb
# Basename of the source file.
BASENAME = guide
# Directory where to copy the files which are to be included in the
# snapshot. If this is empty, the snapshot target will do nothing.
SNAPDIR= ../../Snapshot/docs
# This is where to find the global literature files. There is one for
# DocBook sources (lit.db) and one for LaTeX sources (lit.bib). You can
# of course use your own. A link will be created in the current
# directory to file $(BIBNME) in $(LITDIR). The link's name will be
# $(BIBSRC).
LITDIR = ../literature
# Name of the bibliography file to use (if any). Bibliographies
# currently include papers on FAUmachine and papers cited by FAUmachine
# papers.
BIBNME =
# What to name the link created to the bibliography.
BIBSRC =
# This is the abbreviation used in the bibliographies for this paper. It
# will be used to extract bibliography information from the
# bibliographies and copy it into the snapshot directory together with a
# final version of the published paper.
CITE=
# This is the base-name of the final version of the paper, as used for
# submission. Following make-targets are available:
# final-pdf
# Create correctly named PDF for distribution.
# final-ps
# Create correctly named PS and corresponding zip-file for
# distribution.
# final-dvi
# Create correctly named DVI and corresponding zip-file for
# distribution.
# final-eps
# Pack eps-objects and eps-sources (usually figures) in a zip-file.
# final-html
# Pack a HTML-subdirectory in a zip-file, where preference is given
# to the chunked version.
FINAL=
# Set on of the following two variables (DBSRC for DocBook source,
# TEXSRC for LaTeX sources. Name all sources in both cases, so make
# knows to rebuild when one of the sources changes, but make sure the
# top-level source is given first!
DBSRC =
TEXSRC = $(BASENAME).tex installation.tex usage.tex
# If you use a non-standard class-file for LaTeX, give it's name here.
# If it cannot be found in LaTeX's standard search paths (which include
# the current directory), you'll have to give the full path.
CLSSRC =
# Sources in diverse figure formats. This Makefile can automatically
# generate jpeg, gif and eps from fig or eps.
FIGSRC =
EPSSRC =
# Names of generated figure files. Suffixes should be the commonly used
# ones, e.g. jpg or jpeg for JPEG etc.
EPSOBJ =
GIFOBJ =
JPGOBJ =
PDFOBJ =
# set the following if you have an archive to unpack (this Makefile can
# currently only handle a single archive). INSTSRC is the name of the
# archive, INSTCMD the command used to unpack it and INSTOBJ the names
# of the objects created (unpacked) from the archive (so make knows how
# to generate these objects). Since the archive will usually be newer
# than the objects generated from it, make will unpack it again every
# time, so you might want to pass options in the command to check if
# unpacking is really necessary.
INSTSRC =
INSTCMD =
INSTOBJ =
# Edit this line to make the targets you need.
# Available targets are
# for both LaTeX and DocBook:
# ps
# pdf
# snapshot (will install snapshot files into snapshot directory)
# for DocBook:
# checkenv (simple check of DocBook environment
# syntax (syntax check the document only
# html (includes htmlnochunks and htmlchunks)
# htmlnochunks (document as single html-file)
# htmlchunks (document split into several html-files, usually one
# per section)
# rtf
all: pdf
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