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# $Id: unix.mak,v 35004.50 2007/01/13 23:12:39 kkeys Exp $
########################################################################
# TinyFugue - programmable mud client
# Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006-2007 Ken Keys
#
# TinyFugue (aka "tf") is protected under the terms of the GNU
# General Public License. See the file "COPYING" for details.
#
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE.
# To make configuration changes, see "unix/README".
########################################################################
#
# unix section of src/Makefile.
#
SHELL = /bin/sh
BUILDERS = Makefile
default: all
install: _all PREFIXDIRS $(TF) LIBRARY $(MANPAGE) $(SYMLINK)
@echo
@echo '#####################################################'
@echo '## TinyFugue installation successful.'
@echo '## tf binary: $(TF)'
@echo '## library: $(TF_LIBDIR)'
# @echo '## manpage: $(MANPAGE)'
@DIR=`echo $(TF) | sed 's;/[^/]*$$;;'`; \
echo ":$(PATH):" | egrep ":$${DIR}:" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { \
echo "##"; \
echo "## Note: $$DIR is not in your PATH."; \
echo "## To run tf, you will need to type its full path name"; \
echo "## or add $$DIR to your PATH."; \
}
@if test $(TF_LIBDIR) != `cat TF_LIBDIR.build`; then \
echo "##"; \
echo "## Note: installed and compiled-in libraries disagree."; \
echo "## To run tf, you will need TFLIBDIR=\"$(TF_LIBDIR)\""; \
echo "## in your environment or the -L\"$(TF_LIBDIR)\" option."; \
fi
all files: _all
@echo '$(TF_LIBDIR)' > TF_LIBDIR.build
@echo
@echo '#####################################################'
@echo '## TinyFugue build successful.'
@echo '## Use "$(MAKE) install" to install:'
@echo '## tf binary: $(TF)'
@echo '## library: $(TF_LIBDIR)'
# @echo '## manpage: $(MANPAGE)'
_all: tf$(X) ../tf-lib/tf-help.idx
_failmsg:
# @echo '#####################################################'
# @echo '## TinyFugue installation FAILED.'
# @echo '## See README for help.'
# @if [ "$(STD_C)" != "1" ]; then \
# echo '## '; \
# echo '## TF requires a standard (ANSI/ISO 9889-1990) C compiler.'; \
# echo '## The standard has existed since 1989, and gcc is freely'; \
# echo '## available for many platforms, so there is really no'; \
# echo '## excuse for not having a standard compiler at this time.'; \
# echo '## If your system does not have one, you should complain'; \
# echo '## strongly to the vendor or administrator. Do not bother'; \
# echo '## contacting the author of TF.'; \
# elif [ "$(CC)" = "gcc" ]; then \
# echo '## '; \
# echo '## Perhaps $(CC) is not configured correctly. Before'; \
# echo '## contacting the TF author, try setting the environment'; \
# echo '## variable CC to "cc", and run ./configure again.'; \
# fi
pcre:
# ranlib is required by MacOS X, maybe others
cd pcre-2.08 && \
$(MAKE) CC='$(CC)' CFLAGS='-O' O=o libpcre.a && \
$(RANLIB) libpcre.a
TF tf$(X): $(OBJS) $(BUILDERS) $(PCRE)
$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o tf$(X) $(OBJS) $(LIBS) -lpcre
# @# Some stupid linkers return ok status even if they fail.
@test -f "tf$(X)"
# @# ULTRIX's sh errors here if strip isn't found, despite "true".
-test -z "$(STRIP)" || $(STRIP) tf$(X) || true
PREFIXDIRS:
test -d "$(DESTDIR)$(bindir)" || mkdir $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)
test -d "$(DESTDIR)$(datadir)" || mkdir $(DESTDIR)$(datadir)
install_TF $(TF): tf$(X) $(BUILDERS)
-@rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(TF)
cp tf$(X) $(DESTDIR)$(TF)
chmod $(MODE) $(DESTDIR)$(TF)
SYMLINK $(SYMLINK): $(DESTDIR)$(TF)
test -z "$(SYMLINK)" || { rm -f $(SYMLINK) && ln -s $(TF) $(SYMLINK); }
LIBRARY $(TF_LIBDIR): ../tf-lib/tf-help ../tf-lib/tf-help.idx
@echo '## Creating library directory...'
# @# Overly simplified shell commands, to avoid problems on ultrix
-@test -n "$(TF_LIBDIR)" || echo "TF_LIBDIR is undefined."
test -n "$(TF_LIBDIR)"
test -d "$(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)" || mkdir $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)
-@test -d "$(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)" || echo "Can't make $(TF_LIBDIR) directory. See if there is already a file with that name."
test -d "$(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)"
#
# @#rm -f $(TF_LIBDIR)/*; # wrong: this would remove local.tf, etc.
@echo '## Copying library files...'
cd ../tf-lib; \
for f in *; do test -f $$f && files="$$files $$f"; done; \
( cd $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR); rm -f $$files tf.help tf.help.index; ); \
cp $$files $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR); \
cd $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR); \
chmod $(MODE) $$files; chmod ugo-wx $$files
-rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)/CHANGES
cp ../CHANGES $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)
chmod $(MODE) $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)/CHANGES;
chmod ugo-wx $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)/CHANGES
chmod $(MODE) $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR)
-@cd $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR); old=`ls replace.tf 2>/dev/null`; \
if [ -n "$$old" ]; then \
echo "## WARNING: Obsolete files found in $(TF_LIBDIR): $$old"; \
fi
@echo '## Creating links so old library names still work...'
# @# note: ln -sf isn't portable.
@cd $(DESTDIR)$(TF_LIBDIR); \
rm -f bind-bash.tf; ln -s kb-bash.tf bind-bash.tf; \
rm -f bind-emacs.tf; ln -s kb-emacs.tf bind-emacs.tf; \
rm -f completion.tf; ln -s complete.tf completion.tf; \
rm -f factorial.tf; ln -s factoral.tf factorial.tf; \
rm -f file-xfer.tf; ln -s filexfer.tf file-xfer.tf; \
rm -f local.tf.sample; ln -s local-eg.tf local.tf.sample; \
rm -f pref-shell.tf; ln -s psh.tf pref-shell.tf; \
rm -f space_page.tf; ln -s spc-page.tf space_page.tf; \
rm -f speedwalk.tf; ln -s spedwalk.tf speedwalk.tf; \
rm -f stack_queue.tf; ln -s stack-q.tf stack_queue.tf; \
rm -f worldqueue.tf; ln -s world-q.tf worldqueue.tf;
makehelp: makehelp.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o makehelp makehelp.c
__always__:
../tf-lib/tf-help: __always__
if test -d ../help; then cd ../help; $(MAKE) tf-help; fi
if test -d ../help; then cp ../help/tf-help ../tf-lib; fi
../tf-lib/tf-help.idx: ../tf-lib/tf-help makehelp
$(MAKE) -f ../unix/unix.mak CC='$(CC)' CFLAGS='$(CFLAGS)' makehelp
./makehelp < ../tf-lib/tf-help > ../tf-lib/tf-help.idx
MANPAGE $(MANPAGE): $(BUILDERS) tf.1.$(MANTYPE)man
cp tf.1.$(MANTYPE)man $(MANPAGE)
chmod $(MODE) $(MANPAGE)
chmod ugo-x $(MANPAGE)
Makefile: ../unix/vars.mak ../unix/unix.mak ../configure ../configure.in
@echo
@echo "## WARNING: configuration should be rerun."
@echo
uninstall:
@echo "Remove $(TF_LIBDIR) $(TF) $(MANPAGE)"
@echo "Is this okay? (y/n)"
@read response; test "$$response" = "y"
rm -f $(TF) $(MANPAGE)
rm -rf $(TF_LIBDIR)
clean distclean cleanest:
cd ..; make -f unix/Makefile $@
# development stuff, not necessarily portable.
tags: *.[ch]
ctags --excmd=pattern port.h tf.h *.[ch] 2>/dev/null
dep: *.c
gcc -E -MM *.c \
| sed 's;pcre[^ ]*/pcre.h ;;' \
| sed '/[^\\]$$/s/$$/ $$(BUILDERS)/' \
> dep
tf.pixie: tf$(X)
pixie -o tf.pixie tf$(X)
lint:
lint -woff 128 $(CFLAGS) -DHAVE_PROTOTYPES $(SOURCE) $(LIBRARIES)
# The next line is a hack to get around a bug in BSD/386 make.
make:
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