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# $Id: makefile.,v 1.4 1991/01/30 17:33:42 apratt Exp $
# Copyright (C) 1982, 1988, 1989 Walter Tichy
# Copyright 1990 by Paul Eggert
# Distributed under license by the Free Software Foundation, Inc.
#
# This file is part of RCS.
#
# RCS is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 1, or (at your option)
# any later version.
#
# RCS is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with RCS; see the file COPYING. If not, write to
# the Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
#
# Report problems and direct all questions to:
#
# rcs-bugs@cs.purdue.edu
#
# INSTRUCTIONS
# ============
# Figure out where to put the RCS commands; define RCSDIR accordingly.
RCSDIR = /net/acae127/home/bammi/bin
#RCSDIR = /usr/local/bin
# Define INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS as needed to install RCS setgid or setuid.
# This makes sense only when setegid() and seteuid() work
# Setgid is better than setuid because it mixes with nonstrict locking.
#INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS = ${INSTALL_NORMAL_FLAGS}
#INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS = -g rcs -o root -m 2555
INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS = ${INSTALL_NORMAL_FLAGS}
# Define RCSPREFIX to be empty if you want RCS to search the PATH for
# subsidiary RCS commands like co. This lets you move RCS commands
# after building them, and permits multiple instances of setgid RCS
# commands on the same host for different groups.
#
# Define RCSPREFIX to a path followed by / if you want RCS to look in
# just one place. This makes execution faster. Also, if your host's
# execvp() system call does not understand the BSD #!/bin/sh convention
# for starting shell files, you must use a nonempty RCSPREFIX, because
# in this case rcsmerge invokes `/bin/sh ${RCSPREFIX}merge'.
#RCSPREFIX =
#RCSPREFIX = ${RCSDIR}/
RCSPREFIX = ${RCSDIR}/
# Define DIFF and DIFF3 to be the name of your diff and diff3 programs.
# DIFF must be an absolute path name if setgid or setuid is used.
# Define DIFF_FLAGS to be diff's options for RCS format output.
# If available, use the -a option for comparing arbitrary files.
# Define DIFF_L to be 1 if your diff understands GNU diff's -L option.
# Set DIFF3_TYPE=lib for traditional diff, =bin otherwise.
# If DIFF3_type=bin, make sure your diff3 understands -a, -L, and and -m.
# If DIFF3_type=lib, avoid the diff3 program visible to users, and
# use the one in /usr/lib instead; it may be called /usr/lib/diff3prog.
# Traditional diff
#DIFF = /bin/diff
#DIFF_FLAGS = -n
#DIFF_L = 0
#DIFF3 = /usr/lib/diff3
#DIFF3_TYPE = lib
# GNU diff -- must be version 1.15 or later
DIFFPREFIX = ${RCSDIR}/
DIFF = ${DIFFPREFIX}diff
DIFF_FLAGS = -an
DIFF_L = 1
DIFF3 = ${DIFF}3
DIFF3_TYPE = bin
# DIFF = /bin/diff
# DIFF_FLAGS = -n
# DIFF_L = 0
# DIFF3 = /usr/lib/diff3
# DIFF3_TYPE = lib
# Set SENDMAIL to be a comma-separated list of strings that are a command
# to send mail. The first string should be an absolute pathname.
# The name of the addressee will be appended as a separate argument,
# and the standard input will be the message (first line "Subject: xxxx",
# second line empty).
#SENDMAIL = "/bin/mail"
#SENDMAIL = "/etc/delivermail", "-w"
#SENDMAIL = "/usr/lib/sendmail"
SENDMAIL = "/bin/mail"
# Decide what loader libraries you need.
# Some older hosts need -lBSD, -ljobs, or -lPW.
LDLIBS =
# Decide what C compiler flags you need.
# Optimize. Put in options that work well for your compiler.
# Options to try with GCC include -fdelayed-branch, -finline-functions,
# -fomit-frame-pointer, and -fstrength-reduce.
CC_O = -O -fstrength-reduce # -finline-functions
# Make all initialized data read-only (not just string literals).
# This option can improve performance by making initialized data shared.
# It's not worth worrying about if your compiler supports the `const' keyword.
# 4.3BSD-based compilers
#CC_R = -R
# most other compilers
#CC_R =
CC_R =
# Add this for SunOS 4.1 + GCC 1.37.1.
#COMPILE.c = ${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${CPPFLAGS} -c
# for GCC
CC = gcc
CC_W = -Wall -Wpointer-arith -Wwrite-strings
CFLAGS = ${CC_O} ${CC_R} ${CC_W}
# for traditional C compilers
#CC = cc
#CFLAGS = ${CC_O} ${CC_R}
# CC = cc
# CFLAGS = ${CC_O} ${CC_R}
LINT = lint
# For traditional and BSD lint, use
#LINTFLAGS = -abchx
# For USG lint, use
#LINTFLAGS =
LINTFLAGS = -abchx
# If you have version 2 RCS files around, define COMPAT2 to be 1.
# (Version 2 became obsolete in 1982.) This assures that version 2
# RCS files can still be read. After all version 2 RCS files have
# been updated with later versions of ci or rcs, you can remake RCS with
# COMPAT2=0.
COMPAT2 = 0
# When you have RCS installed, rename old version 2 RCS files as follows
# (if you have any). If the working file was "f.c" and the RCS file
# "f.c.v", rename the RCS file to "f.c,v". If the working file was "f.c"
# and the RCS file "f.v", rename the RCS file "f.c,v". Thus, suffixes
# are no longer dropped and RCS files end in ",v" rather than ".v".
# Now you are ready. Try to make "conf.h".
# Check the resulting conf.h for plausibility.
# If it's wrong, there is a bug in conf.sh; please report it.
# You can patch conf.h if you're in a hurry, but it's better to fix it;
# look at a.h and conf.error for ideas.
# If all else fails, copy conf.heg to conf.h and edit it by hand.
# Make "all".
# If all went well, make "install".
# If installation succeeds, make "installtest";
# if this fails, make "installdebug" for detailed info.
# If you want to maintain RCS with itself, be sure you preserve the
# original revision numbers, dates, etc. by checking the
# files in with the -k option.
# Avoid brain damage in some versions of 'make'.
SHELL = /bin/sh
# binary commands
BCOMMANDS = ci.ttp ident.ttp rcs.ttp rcsdiff.ttp rlog.ttp co.ttp # rcsmerge.ttp
# all commands
RCSCOMMANDS = ${BCOMMANDS} # merge
all :: ${RCSCOMMANDS}
INSTALL = install -c
INSTALL_NORMAL_FLAGS =
install :: all
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS} ci ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS} co ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS} rcsdiff ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS} rcsmerge ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_SETID_FLAGS} rlog ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_NORMAL_FLAGS} ident ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_NORMAL_FLAGS} rcs ${RCSDIR}
${INSTALL} ${INSTALL_NORMAL_FLAGS} merge ${RCSDIR}
installtest ::
sh rcstest
installdebug ::
sh rcstest -v
clean ::
rm -f a.* *.o conf.h conf.error ${RCSCOMMANDS}
conf.h : conf.sh # Makefile
C='${CC} ${CFLAGS}' \
COMPAT2='${COMPAT2}' \
DIFF='${DIFF}' \
DIFF_L='${DIFF_L}' \
DIFF_FLAGS='${DIFF_FLAGS}' \
RCSPREFIX='${RCSPREFIX}' \
SENDMAIL='${SENDMAIL}' \
L='${LDLIBS}' \
sh -x conf.sh 2>conf.error
mv a.h $@
rm -f a.*
CIFILES = ci.o rcslex.o rcssyn.o rcsgen.o rcsedit.o rcskeys.o rcsmap.o \
rcsrev.o rcsutil.o rcsfnms.o partime.o maketime.o rcskeep.o rcsfcmp.o
ci.ttp : ${CIFILES} system.o
${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${CIFILES} system.o ${LDLIBS} -o $@
COFILES = co.o rcslex.o rcssyn.o rcsgen.o rcsedit.o rcskeys.o rcsmap.o \
rcsrev.o rcsutil.o rcsfnms.o partime.o maketime.o
co.ttp : ${COFILES} system.o
${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${COFILES} system.o ${LDLIBS} -o $@
ident.ttp : ident.o rcsmap.o
${CC} ${CFLAGS} ident.o rcsmap.o ${LDLIBS} -o $@
merge : merge.sh
DIFF=${DIFF} DIFF3=${DIFF3} DIFF3_TYPE=${DIFF3_TYPE} sh $@.sh >$@.o
chmod +x $@.o
mv $@.o $@
RLOG = rlog.o rcslex.o rcsmap.o rcssyn.o rcsrev.o rcsutil.o partime.o \
maketime.o rcsfnms.o
rlog.ttp : ${RLOG} system.o
${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${RLOG} system.o ${LDLIBS} -o $@
RCS = rcs.o rcslex.o rcssyn.o rcsrev.o rcsutil.o rcsgen.o rcsedit.o rcskeys.o \
rcsma