Relocated barcode backends.

[glabels] / bc-backends / barcode-0.98 / doc / Makefile.in

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+#
+# Makefile (now .in) for the documentation directory
+#
+# Copyright 1994,2000   rubini@gnu.org (Alessandro Rubini)
+#
+#################
+#
+# BE CAREFUL in editing:
+#      due to the large number of index files, and my use of a non standard
+#      info input file, any file $(TARGET).* is removed by "make clean"
+#
+#      I chose to use a prefix for the input file ("doc.$(TARGET)"), to ease
+#      makeing clean and applying my own rules.
+#
+###################################################################
+#
+# First of all, retrieve features of makeinfo, to know if we can do images
+# and --html. Also, allow MAKEINFO to be specified on the commandline to
+# allow me testing with various versions.
+
+# NOTE: it looks like semi-old versions can do images too, so CANDOIMAGES
+#      is not (yet?) used
+
+
+MAKEINFO = @MAKEINFO@
+# According to whether this makeinfo can output html, autoconf define these
+REMOVEHTMLTAGS = @REMOVEHTMLTAGS@
+INFOTOHTML = @INFOTOHTML@
+
+##############################################
+
+
+TARGET = barcode
+ALL    = $(TARGET).ps $(TARGET).info $(TARGET)doc.txt $(TARGET).html \
+               $(TARGET).pdf 
+
+all: $(ALL) terse
+
+info: $(TARGET).info
+
+$(TARGET)doc.txt: mktxt
+
+mpage: all
+       mv $(TARGET).ps $(TARGET)1.ps
+       mpage -2A $(TARGET)1.ps > $(TARGET)2.ps && rm $(TARGET)1.ps
+
+terse:
+       # preserve the pdf copy
+       -mv -f $(TARGET).pdf PDF 2> /dev/null && \
+               rm -f *~ *.dvi *.log *.aux \
+                     $(TARGET).*.bak $(TARGET).??? $(TARGET).texinfo && \
+               mv PDF $(TARGET).pdf;
+
+       # preserve the ps copy
+       -mv $(TARGET).ps PS;
+       -rm -f $(TARGET).??;
+       -mv PS $(TARGET).ps;
+
+clean: terse
+       rm -f $(ALL) $(TARGET)_toc.html
+
+
+####################################################
+
+# These rules used to be expressed as "%.texinfo: doc.%" etc. However, this
+# is gmake-specific, so I turned every % to $(TARGET), thus loosing generality
+# but gaining portability. I also had to drop "$^": it worked with gmake
+# and not pmake, while "$<" worked with pmake and not gmake.
+# with gmake and not pmake.
+#    ARub 2000-04-21
+
+$(TARGET).texinfo: doc.$(TARGET)
+       @rm -f $@ 2> /dev/null
+       sed -f ./infofilter doc.$(TARGET) | $(REMOVEHTMLTAGS) > $@
+       chmod 400 $@
+
+
+# This rule is somewhat a rewrite of texi2dvi. I like make more than sh :-)
+# This had to be rewritten too, as "$*" is different in gmake and pmake
+
+$(TARGET).dvi: $(TARGET).texinfo
+
+# create a spurious  index file to please silly sh (bash will work anyway)
+       touch $(TARGET).oo
+
+# get the index list
+       if test "x`ls $(TARGET).?? $(TARGET).aux`" != "x"; then \
+         for i in `ls $(TARGET).?? $(TARGET).aux`; do \
+           cp $$i $$i~; \
+         done; \
+       fi
+       tex $(TARGET).texinfo
+
+#check the file list, the file and if needed run TeX again
+       old="`ls $(TARGET).??~ $(TARGET).aux~ | sed 's/~//g'`"; \
+       new="`ls $(TARGET).?? $(TARGET).aux`"; \
+       need="n"; \
+       if test "$$old" != "$$new"; then need="y"; \
+       else \
+         for i in  `ls $(TARGET).?? $(TARGET).aux`; do \
+           cmp -s $$i $$i~; if test $$? -ne 0; then need="y" break; fi; \
+         done; \
+       fi; \
+       if test "$$need" = "y"; then \
+         texindex $(TARGET).?? && tex $(TARGET).texinfo; \
+       fi
+
+
+$(TARGET).ps: $(TARGET).dvi
+       dvips -f $(TARGET).dvi > $@
+
+$(TARGET).pdf: $(TARGET).ps
+       ps2pdf $(TARGET).ps > $@
+
+$(TARGET).lj: $(TARGET).dvi
+       dvilj -e- $(TARGET).dvi > $@
+
+$(TARGET).info: $(TARGET).texinfo
+       makeinfo $(TARGET).texinfo -o $@
+
+$(TARGET).html: $(TARGET).texinfo
+       $(INFOTOHTML) -o $@ $<
+
+#$(TARGET).man: doc.$(TARGET)
+#              manpages are created by the toplevel Makefile
+
+$(TARGET)doc.txt: $(TARGET).info
+       awk -f ./mktxt $(TARGET).info > $@
+
+
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