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# ./Makefile.in -*- Makefile -*- |
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SHELL = /bin/sh |
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VERNAME = libpty-0.0 |
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srcdir = @srcdir@ |
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VPATH = @srcdir@ |
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.PATH: @srcdir@ |
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first_rule: all |
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dummy: |
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subdirs = src doc |
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allsubdirs = $(subdirs) |
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all allbin alldoc tags install: |
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@for I in ${subdirs}; do (cd $$I; ${MAKE} $@) || exit 1; done |
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realclean: clean |
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@for I in ${subdirs}; do (cd $$I; ${MAKE} $@) || exit 1; done |
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$(RMF) config.h config.status config.log libtool |
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clean: |
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$(RMF) *~ config.cache |
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$(RMF) -r autom4te.cache |
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@for I in ${subdirs}; do (cd $$I; ${MAKE} $@) || exit 1; done |
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check: all |
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echo "no tests" |
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cleandir: realclean |
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# distclean goal is for making a clean source tree, but if you have run |
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# configure from a different directory, then doesn't destroy all your |
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# hardly compiled and linked stuff. That's why there is always $(srcdir)/ |
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# In that case most of those commands do nothing, except cleaning *~ |
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# and cleaning source links. |
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distclean: |
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(cd $(srcdir); $(RMF) *~ config.cache config.h config.log config.status libtool) |
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@for I in $(allsubdirs); do (cd $$I; $(MAKE) $@) || exit 1; done |
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(cd $(srcdir); $(RMF) Makefile) |
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distdir: |
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cd src && $(MAKE) depend |
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rm -rf $(VERNAME) |
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mkdir $(VERNAME) |
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rsync -aR `cat MANIFEST` $(VERNAME)/. |
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tar.gz: distdir |
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tar cvf - $(VERNAME) | gzip -vf9 > $(VERNAME).tar.gz |
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rm -rf $(VERNAME) |
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tar.bz2: distdir |
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tar cvf - $(VERNAME) | bzip2 -vf9 > $(VERNAME).tar.bz2 |
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rm -rf $(VERNAME) |
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dist: tar.bz2 |
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