root/foundation-apps/grosview-maxx/Makefile

#
# Top level Makefile Template for xosview.
#
#
# $Id: Makefile.top.in,v 1.1.1.1 2008/05/04 15:53:49 emasson Exp $
#
include Makefile.config

OBJS = \
llist.o \
Host.o \
xwin.o \
Xrm.o \
defaultstring.o \
meter.o \
fieldmeter.o \
fieldmeterdecay.o \
fieldmetergraph.o \
bitfieldmeter.o \
bitmeter.o \
xosview.o \
main.o

CFILES := $(OBJS:.o=.cc)
DEPFILES := $(OBJS:%=.%.d)

INSTALL            = /usr/bin/install -c

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------

all : meterlib xosview

defaultstring.cc: Xdefaults defresources.awk
        gawk -f defresources.awk Xdefaults > defaultstring.cc

meterlib:
        cd ./linux && $(MAKE)

./linux/libmeter.a: meterlib

##  Also use LDFLAGS, which is inherited from the system.
xosview: $(OBJS) ./linux/libmeter.a
        $(CXX) $(LDFLAGS) $(LFLAGS) -o xosview $(OBJS) $(LIBS)

##  If for some reason (such as permissions) you wish to change where
##    xosview is installed, re-run configure with
##    --prefix=<path>, which will change the next line.
PREFIX_TO_USE=/usr/X11R6
BINDIR=$(PREFIX_TO_USE)/bin
MANDIR=$(PREFIX_TO_USE)/share/man/man1
XAPPLOADDIR=$(PREFIX_TO_USE)/lib/X11/app-defaults
PACKAGENAME=xosview-$(VERS)
DISTRIBDIR=./../$(PACKAGENAME)

##  These next lines look really ugly.  The echo statements are an
##    attempt to make the output look a little nicer.
install: xosview
        @echo "***  Installing executable..."
        ${INSTALL} -m 755 xosview $(BINDIR)
        @echo "***  Installing application defaults..."
        ${INSTALL} -m 644 Xdefaults $(XAPPLOADDIR)/XOsview
        @echo "***  Making sure $(MANDIR) exists..."
        @if [ ! -d $(MANDIR) ]; then \
          echo "***  Making $(MANDIR)..."; \
          mkdir $(MANDIR); \
        fi
        @echo "***  Installing man page..."
        ${INSTALL} -m 644 xosview.1 $(MANDIR)

install-man:
        @echo "Use the 'install' target -- it installs the man page, too."
        @#${INSTALL} -m 644 xosview.1 $(MANDIR)

distrib: checksource distclean
        cd ./..; rm -rf $(PACKAGENAME)
        mkdir $(DISTRIBDIR)
        (cd .; tar cf - *) | (cd $(DISTRIBDIR); tar xf -)
        cd $(DISTRIBDIR); rm -rf `find . -name "CVS"`
        cd ./..; tar cf $(PACKAGENAME).tar $(PACKAGENAME)
        gzip -f9 ./../$(PACKAGENAME).tar
        cd ./..; uuencode $(PACKAGENAME).tar.gz \
          $(PACKAGENAME).tar.gz > $(PACKAGENAME).tar.gz.uue

#  The next one is only used by bgrayson to set up the local
#  mirrors of the xosview distributions.
distrib-and-copy: distrib
        cp ../$(PACKAGENAME).tar.gz `echo ~bgrayson/public_html/xosview`
        scp ../$(PACKAGENAME).tar.gz omni:~bgrayson/public_html/xosview

clean :
        @echo "***  Cleaning..."
        @cd linux && $(MAKE) clean
        @#  Only clean the config directory if it exists...
        @sh -c 'if [ -d config ]; then \
            echo "***  Cleaning config directory..."; \
            cd config && $(MAKE) clean; fi'
        rm -f xosview $(OBJS) $(DEPFILES) *~ defaultstring.cc

checksource:
        @#  Check that certain unsafe things aren't in any of the
        @#  code.
        @echo "***  Grep'ing for uses of strcmp, sprintf, strcat, strcmp,"
        @echo "     strcasecmp instead of safer strncmp, snprintf, strncat,"
        @echo "     strncmp, strncasecmp...."
        @#  If egrep finds no matches, it returns as if it is an
        @#  error.  Reverse that error code....
        @#  We also should not check snprintf.cc, which calls vsprintf.
        @sh -c 'egrep "strcmp|sprintf|strcat|strcmp|strcasecmp" \
                `echo *.cc *.h */*.cc */*.h | sed -e 's/snprintf.cc//'`; \
                if [ $$? != 0 ]; then exit 0; else \
                echo "***  Bad functions found -- error!"; exit 1; fi'
        @#  Also check that the version in the man page is the
        @#  same as the one in the Makefile, VERS.
        @echo "***  Checking for consistent version in config/Makefile.top.in and man page..."
        @#  This is a tricky little thing, since both 'make' and
        @#  'sh' try to deal with the embedded $3 for awk.
        @sh -c 'manver=`sed -ne 2p xosview.1 | awk \{print\ \\$$3\}`; \
          manver2=`sed -ne 3p xosview.1 | awk \{print\ \\$$3\}`; \
          if [ x"$$manver" != x"$$manver2" ]; then \
            echo "!!!  Version mismatch in the man page file xosview.1:"; \
            echo "     $$manver in SCCS header (line 2),"; \
            echo "     $$manver2 in title (line 3)."; \
            exit 1; \
          fi; \
          if [ x"$$manver" != x"$(VERS)" ]; then \
            echo "!!!  Apparent version mismatch:  "; \
            echo "      $(VERS) in config/Makefile.top.in,"; \
            echo "      $$manver in man page file xosview.1"; exit 1; \
          fi'

distclean: clean
        @#  Also check _all_ subdirs, not just the configured one, for
        @#  object files.
        @echo "***  Checking for any missed .o files..."
        @sh -c 'objects=`find . -name "*.o" -print`; if [ x"$$objects" != x ]; then \
          echo "The following object files still need to be removed:";\
          echo $$objects; exit 1; fi'
        @echo "***  Removing all Makefiles..."
        @rm -f Makefile Makefile.config Makefile.GNU.autodep \
           linux/Makefile config.cache config.log config.status


maintainer-clean: distclean
        rm -f configure