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############################################################
#
# $Id : Makefile.in 4.04 1997/07/10 $
#
# xlockmore Makefile.in for autoconf (UNIX/VMS X11 support)
############################################################
SUBDIRS = xlock modes/glx modes xmlock xalock
MAKE_SUBDIR = for dir in $(SUBDIRS) ; do ( cd $$dir ; $(MAKE) $@ ) ; done
# convenient not to use configure just to clean
MAKEIN_SUBDIR = for dir in $(SUBDIRS) ; do ( cd $$dir ; $(MAKE) -f Makefile.in $@ ) ; done
all :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
# this tells GNU make not to export variables into the environment
# But other makes do not understand its significance, so it must
# not be the first target in the file. So it is here, before
# any variables are created, but after the default target
.NOEXPORT :
SHELL = /bin/sh
srcdir = @srcdir@
top_srcdir = @top_srcdir@
VPATH = @srcdir@/
TAR = tar
RM = rm -f
VER = xlockmore
DISTVER = xlockmore-4.04
install :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
install-program :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
install-man :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
install-ad :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
uninstall :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
uninstall-program :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
uninstall-man :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
depend :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
lint :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
xrdb :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
man :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
html :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
hlp :
@$(MAKE_SUBDIR)
clean :
$(RM) core *~ *% *.bak *.orig make.log MakeOut
@$(MAKEIN_SUBDIR)
distclean : clean
$(RM) -f Makefile config.status config.cache config.log config.h
@$(MAKEIN_SUBDIR)
Makefile : Makefile.in config.status
$(SHELL) config.status
config.status : configure
$(SHELL) config.status --recheck
#configure : configure.in
# enable this rule if you want autoconf to be executed automatically when
# configure.in is changed. This is commented out, since patching might give
# configure.in a newer timestamp than configure and not everybody has autoconf
# cd $(srcdir); autoconf
clean.all : distclean
tar : distclean
cd .. ; $(TAR) cvf $(VER).tar $(VER)/*
compress : tar
cd .. ; compress -f $(VER).tar
gzip : tar
cd .. ; gzip -best -f $(VER).tar
dist : gzip
tgz : tar
cd .. ; gzip -best -c $(VER).tar > `echo $(VER) | cut -c1-8`.tgz ; \
$(RM) $(VER).tar
read :
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