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# # This line is needed on some machines. @SET_MAKE@ # Don't change this line. Define EXTRALIBS before this line if you # wish to add any libraries. LIBS=@LIBS@ $(EXTRALIBS) # This is normall the install program in the source directory
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# These are used while compiling LIBDIR_SRC = @LIBDIR@ TMP_BINDIR = @BINDIR@ TMP_BUILDDIR = @BUILDDIR@ TMP_DOCDIR = @DOCDIR@ TMP_LIBDIR = $(TMP_BUILDDIR)/lib prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = $(prefix)/bin lib_prefix = $(prefix)/lib/pike
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share_prefix = @datadir@
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share_prefix = @datadir@
/pike
# # use bison please, yacc isn't good enough. # YACC=@YACC@ YFLAGS=-d -v # If you don't have 'strchr', then add next flag to CFLAGS. # -Dstrchr=index -Dstrrchr=rindex #
pike.git/src/Makefile.in:348:
done @if [ -d share/. ]; then : ; else \ echo "Creating symlink ./share"; \ if ls share >/dev/null 2>&1; then \ echo "Renaming share to share.old"; \ mv share share.old || exit 1; \ else : ; fi; \ ln -s "$(LIBDIR_SRC)" ./share || exit 1; \ fi @echo "Creating lib/master.pike"; \
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( sed -e 's!
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SRC
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/master.pike.in
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sed
-e 's!
¤share
_prefix¤!$(share_prefix)!' >./lib/master.pike && chmod 644 ./lib/master.pike) || exit 1
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_prefix¤!$(
exec
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-e 's!¤lib_prefix¤!
$(
lib
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_prefix¤!$(share_prefix)!'
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<$(LIBDIR_SRC)/master.pike.in \
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>./lib/master.pike && chmod 644 ./lib/master.pike) || exit 1
@echo "Done." -@touch ./lib 2>/dev/null || (touch lib/.broken_gnu_touch && rm lib/.broken_gnu_touch) master.pike: $(LIBDIR_SRC)/master.pike.in sed -e 's!¤lib_prefix¤!$(TMP_LIBDIR)!' <$(LIBDIR_SRC)/master.pike.in \ | sed -e 's!¤share_prefix¤!$(LIBDIR_SRC)!' >master.pike # make export archive (requires compiled Pike) # Do not compile in source tree if you want to use this!