# # SUMMARY: Build OO-Browser directories and distributions. # # AUTHOR: Bob Weiner # # ORIG-DATE: 6-Oct-94 at 03:42:38 # LAST-MOD: 14-Apr-95 at 17:48:38 by Bob Weiner # # Copyright (C) 1994-1995 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # See the file BR-COPY for license information. # # This file is part of the OO-Browser. # # DESCRIPTION: # # USAGE: Before doing your first make, edit the CONFIGURABLE SECTION # in the "Makefile". The only change you have to make is to # set the EMACS variable to point to the Emacs executable that # you want to use to byte-compile the OO-Browser Lisp files. # Make this change now and save the file. # # If you are running Emacs V18 or Epoch, you must first rebuild # all byte-compiled Lisp files. Use: # make all-elc # # Then, whatever Emacs version you use, invoke: # make # # Use these commands if you want to build graphical interfaces # to the OO-Browser: # Build the X OO-Browser: make xoobr # # If you want to rebuild the NEXTSTEP OO-Browser below the # "tree-nx" directory, you must use NeXT's ProjectBuilder. # # Now the OO-Browser should be ready for use if you have # followed the installation instructions in "BR-README". # # ----------------- # # If you ever want to just rebuild out of data Lisp files, use: # make elc # # To force rebuilding of all .elc files, even ones that are not # out of date: # make all-elc # # DESCRIP-END. ########################################################################## # CONFIGURABLE SECTION # ########################################################################## # Binaries for various versions of Emacs. Set 'EMACS' below to the one you # want to use to byte-compile Lisp files. EMACS19 = emacs19 EMACS18 = emacs EPOCH = epoch INFODOCK = infodock.bin XEMACS = xemacs # Emacs version used to byte-compile .el files into .elc's. EMACS = $(XEMACS) # Site-specific Emacs Lisp libraries to load before byte-compiling any files # from this package. Typically the only reason to set this is to get Emacs # to include the directory of this package into its load-path variable, which # determines where it will find Lisp library files to load. # # InfoDock and XEmacs 19.12 or higher include this package and automatically # add its directory to load-path. Under Emacs 19, if you add this directory # to load-path in your site-lisp/site-start.el file, then you need not change # this setting since site-start is automatically loaded whenever Emacs starts # up. If, however, you set load-path in your personal ~/.emacs file, you # must add that to this setting. # # You must include the .el or .elc file suffix on each library name and each # must be preceded by the `-l ' command-line flag. If the directory in which # the library is stored will not be in your Emacs load-path when Emacs # attempts to load the library, you must include the full pathname to the # library. Here is an example setting. # # SITE-PRELOADS = -l ~/.emacs -l set-load-path.el # SITE-PRELOADS = # Temp file to use to build .elc files. ELISP-TO-COMPILE = /tmp/elc-${USER} # Shell used to process this Makefile. Bourne shell syntax is required. SHELL = /bin/sh # UNIX commands you may want to change for your particular system. CP = \cp -p DVIPS = \dvips ETAGS = etags RM = \rm -f MAKE = make MAKEINFO = \makeinfo --fill-column 74 MV = \mv -f MKDIR = mkdir TAR = tar clf # Directory in which to create new distributions of the OO-Browser. DIST-DIR = /var/tmp ########################################################################## # NO CHANGES REQUIRED BELOW HERE # ########################################################################## MAN-DIR = man # Libraries that must be pre-loaded before trying to byte-compile anything. PRELOADS = $(SITE-PRELOADS) -l ./br-start.el # Compile in batch mode. Under Emacs 19 and XEmacs, load # site-lisp/site-start.el, which may set load-path. BATCHFLAGS = -batch # Directories other than the current directory in which to find files. # This doesn't seem to work in all versions of make, so we also add hypb/ # explicitly to those files which need it. VPATH = hypb HYPB-EL = hypb/h-skip-bytec.lsp hypb/hact.el hypb/hargs.el \ hypb/hhist.el hypb/hmouse-drv.el \ hypb/hmouse-key.el hypb/hmous-info.el \ hypb/hmouse-reg.el hypb/hmouse-sh.el \ hypb/hpath.el hypb/hui-mouse.el \ hypb/hui-window.el hypb/hvar.el \ hypb/hversion.el hypb/hypb.el hypb/set.el HYPB-ELC = hypb/hact.elc hypb/hargs.elc \ hypb/hhist.elc hypb/hmouse-drv.elc \ hypb/hmouse-key.elc hypb/hmous-info.elc \ hypb/hmouse-reg.elc hypb/hmouse-sh.elc \ hypb/hpath.elc hypb/hui-mouse.elc \ hypb/hui-window.elc hypb/hvar.elc \ hypb/hversion.elc hypb/hypb.elc hypb/set.elc # Files from Hyperbole necessary for OO-Browser mouse support. HYPERBOLE = $(HYPB-EL) $(HYPB-ELC) EL-COMPILE = br-c++-ft.el br-c++.el br-clos-ft.el \ br-clos.el br-compl.el \ br-eif-ft.el br-eif.el br-env.el br-ftr.el br-info.el \ br-init.el br-lib.el br-menu.el br-objc-ft.el \ br-objc.el br-site.el br-vers.el \ br-smt.el br-start.el br-tree.el br.el c++-browse.el \ clos-brows.el eif-browse.el eif-calls.el eif-ise-er.el \ hasht.el hmouse-br.el info-brows.el \ objc-brows.el smt-browse.el ELC-COMPILE = br-c++-ft.elc br-c++.elc br-clos-ft.elc \ br-clos.elc br-compl.elc \ br-eif-ft.elc br-eif.elc br-env.elc br-ftr.elc br-info.elc \ br-init.elc br-lib.elc br-menu.elc br-objc-ft.elc \ br-objc.elc br-site.elc br-vers.elc \ br-smt.elc br-start.elc br-tree.elc br.elc c++-browse.elc \ clos-brows.elc eif-browse.elc eif-calls.elc eif-ise-er.elc \ hasht.elc hmouse-br.elc info-brows.elc \ objc-brows.elc smt-browse.elc EL-TAGS = $(EL-COMPILE) .SUFFIXES: # Delete the default suffixes .SUFFIXES: .el .elc # Define the list of file suffixes to match to rules # Build the OO-Browser for use in current directory. all: elc info ps xoobr: cd tree-x; make # Install the X OO-Browser in its executable directory. install: xoobr cd tree-x; make install # Record any .el files that need to be compiled. .el.elc: @ echo $< >> $(ELISP-TO-COMPILE) # Compile all recorded .el files. elc: elc-init $(ELC-COMPILE) $(HYPB-ELC) @- \test ! -f $(ELISP-TO-COMPILE) \ || (echo "These files will be compiled: " \ && echo "`cat $(ELISP-TO-COMPILE)`" \ && $(EMACS) $(BATCHFLAGS) $(PRELOADS) \ -f batch-byte-compile `cat $(ELISP-TO-COMPILE)`) @ $(RM) $(ELISP-TO-COMPILE) elc-init: @ $(RM) $(ELISP-TO-COMPILE) # Remove and then rebuild all byte-compiled .elc files for V19 Emacs, even # those .elc files which do not yet exist. all-elc: $(RM) *.elc $(EMACS) $(BATCHFLAGS) $(PRELOADS) -f batch-byte-compile $(EL-COMPILE) # This target is used for background building of OO-Browser Environments. # Don't change the name of the target since it is used in "br-env.el". # Don't try to use this target manually unless you first set the following 2 # environment variables: # OOBR_DIR = full pathname of the directory where the OO-Browser lives # OOBR_ENV = full pathname of the Environment specification to build oobr-env: cd $(OOBR_DIR); $(EMACS) $(BATCHFLAGS) $(PRELOADS) ${OOBR_ENV} -f br-env-batch-build dvi: $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.dvi info: $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.info ps: $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.ps $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.dvi: $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.info cd $(MAN-DIR); tex oo-browser.texi; texindex oo-browser.??; tex oo-browser.texi $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.info: $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.texi cd $(MAN-DIR); $(MAKEINFO) oo-browser.texi $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.ps: $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.texi make $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.dvi -$(RM) $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.ps cd $(MAN-DIR); $(DVIPS) -o oo-browser.ps oo-browser.dvi tags: $(EL-TAGS) $(ETAGS) $(EL-TAGS) tree-x/*.[ch] tree-nx/*.[mh] hypb-tags: $(EL-TAGS) cd $(DIST-DIR)/oobr; $(ETAGS) $(EL-TAGS) $(HYPB-EL) tree-x/*.[ch] tree-nx/*.[mh] clean: distclean $(RM) *.elc dist: info echo "Ensure version # in br-vers.el, BR-VERSION, and man/oo-browser.texi is up to date." $(RM) -r $(DIST-DIR)/oobr cd ..; tar clf $(DIST-DIR)/br.tar oobr cd $(DIST-DIR); tar xf br.tar cd $(DIST-DIR)/oobr; $(RM) -r hypb man/im; make distclean; \ mkdir hypb man/im; chmod 755 hypb man/im; \ $(CP) /usr/local/infodock/info-local/im/oobr-* man/im $(CP) $(HYPERBOLE) $(DIST-DIR)/oobr/hypb cd $(DIST-DIR); $(RM) br.tar; $(TAR) oobr.tar oobr && \ echo "OO-Browser distribution created: `pwd`/oobr.tar" distclean: -$(RM) $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.ps -$(RM) TAGS core $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.dvi \ $(MAN-DIR)/oo-browser.?? .place* .*~ *~ *\# -(cd $(MAN-DIR); $(RM) .*~ *~ *\#)