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| author | Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org> | 2015-12-10 02:27:59 +0100 |
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| committer | Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org> | 2015-12-10 02:27:59 +0100 |
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a bunch of stuff...
Signed-off-by: Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org>
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This rules are available: ├─────────────┼─────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ base │ install-base │ Install be basics: │ │ cmd │ install-cmd │ Install the scrotty command. │ -│ │ install-copyright │ Install legal documents: │ -│ │ install-copying │ Install copyright notice. │ -│ │ install-license │ Install the GNU GPL version 3. │ +│ │ install-copyright │ Install GNU GPL version 3. │ │ doc │ install-doc │ Include all manuals: │ │ info │ install-info │ Include info manual. (Texinfo) │ │ dvi │ install-dvi │ Include DVI manual. 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But first, please read -<http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html>. @@ -6,31 +6,44 @@ # without any warranty. -### See INSTALL for information on how to install this package. ### +### This file will be stored to Makefile once you have run ./configure. ### +### See INSTALL for information on how to install this package. ### -# Prototype directory paths. You can change them! -include mk/path.mk + +# List of translations to install. +LOCALES = sv + +# List of man page translations to install. +MAN_LOCALES = sv + +# Can change these variables with ./configure in the same why you +# would configure them when running make. +##### What is below this line is configurable, but is seldom useful. ##### + + +# Additional options for compiling DVI, PDF, and PostScript manuals. +TEXINFO_FLAGS = + # The name of the command as it should be installed. COMMAND = scrotty + # The name of the package as it should be installed. PKGNAME = scrotty -# Additional options for compiling DVI, PDF, and PostScript manuals. -TEXINFO_FLAGS = -# List of translations. -LOCALES = sv -# Ucomment to remove internationalisation support. -#WITHOUT_GETTEXT = yes +##### Nothing interesting below this. ##### -# List of man page translations. -MAN_LOCALES = sv +# In case you want add some configurations. Primarily +# intended for maintainers. Perhaps add GPG_KEY here. +# Of course, you can declare everthing with ./configure, +# but with this you are less likely to forget it. +-include .make-configurations # YOU, AS A USER, SHOULD NOT CHANGE THESE VARIABLES. {{ @@ -48,7 +61,7 @@ _HEADER_DIRLEVELS = 0 _CPPFLAGS = -D'PACKAGE="$(PKGNAME)"' -D'PROGRAM_VERSION="$(_VERSION)"' # Used by mk/i18n.mk -_SRC = $(foreach B,$(_BIN),$(_OBJ_$(B))) +_SRC = $(foreach B,$(_BIN),$(_OBJ_$(B)).c) _PROJECT_FULL = scrotty _COPYRIGHT_HOLDER = Mattias Andrée (maandree@member.fsf.org) @@ -66,16 +79,18 @@ _MAN_sv_1 = scrotty # Used by mk/copy.mk _COPYING = COPYING -_LICENSE = LICENSE -# }} +# Used by mk/dist.mk +_EVERYTHING_INFO = scrotty titlepage-data content hardcopy-copying \ + appx/fdl appx/free-software-needs-free-documentation appx/gpl \ + chap/invoking chap/overview chap/strftime \ + reusable/macros reusable/paper reusable/titlepage +_EVERYTHING = $(foreach F,$(_EVERYTHING_INFO),doc/info/$(F).texinfo) \ + $(__EVERYTHING_ALL_COMMON) DEPENDENCIES INSTALL NEWS $(__todo) doc/concept +# }} -# All of the make rules. -include mk/all.mk -# In case you want add some configurations. -# Primarily intended for maintainers. -# Perhaps add GPG_KEY here. --include .make-configurations +# All of the make rules and the configurations. +include $(v)mk/all.mk @@ -59,12 +59,13 @@ FUTURE DIRECTIONS Support for TTY:s in other kernels should be added. RATIONALE - Taking screenshots was a pain before this. Screenshots + Taking screenshots was a pain before this (except, fbcat + already existed without my knowledge.) Screenshots are useful if you want to remember something or send an image of how something looks. SEE ALSO - scrot(1), convert(1), strftime(3) + scrot(1), convert(1), strftime(3), fbcat(1), setterm(1) Full documentation available locally via: info '(scrotty)' @@ -1,4 +1,13 @@ -(maybe) Support for short options. +Use getopt. + +Support for short options. Use auto-auto-complete. +(maybe) include date and time by default in filenames. + +Do not require imagemagick for mere conversion. + +Take the screenshot the the framebuffers +more simultaneously. + diff --git a/configure b/configure new file mode 100755 index 0000000..70669bd --- /dev/null +++ b/configure @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +#!/bin/sh + +# Copyright (C) 2015 Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org> +# +# Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, +# are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright +# notice and this notice are preserved. This file is offered as-is, +# without any warranty. + + +# Run './configure --help' for usage information. + + +PKGNAME=scrotty +MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX= +MAN_SECTION=1 + + +list_optional_features_help () +{ +cat <<EOF + --without-gettext Do not support internationalisation. +EOF +} + +unrecognised_argument () +{ + option="${1}" + case "${option}" in + (--build | --target | --host) + incomplete="${option}" ;; + (--build=*) + ;; + (--target=*) + ;; + (--host=*) + ;; + (*) + ;; + esac +} + +. "$(dirname "${0}")"/mk/configure + + +cat <<EOF + +Enabled features, see ${0} for more infomation: + + Internationalisation $(test_with GETTEXT yes) + +You can now run 'make && make install'. + +EOF + diff --git a/doc/man/scrotty.1 b/doc/man/scrotty.1 index 7dd00dc..430c7e2 100644 --- a/doc/man/scrotty.1 +++ b/doc/man/scrotty.1 @@ -82,13 +82,17 @@ was the previous character in the string. .SH "FUTURE DIRECTIONS" Support for TTY:s in other kernels should be added. .SH RATIONALE -Taking screenshots was a pain before this. Screenshots -are useful if you want to remember something or send an -image of how something looks. +Taking screenshots was a pain before this (except, +.BR fbcat (1) +already existed without the authors knowledge.). +Screenshots are useful if you want to remember something or +send an image of how something looks. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR scrot (1), .BR convert (1), -.BR strftime (3) +.BR strftime (3), +.BR fbcat (1), +.BR setterm (1) .PP Full documentation available locally via: info \(aq(scrotty)\(aq .SH AUTHORS diff --git a/doc/man/scrotty.sv.1 b/doc/man/scrotty.sv.1 index a9d3242..56fb2ce 100644 --- a/doc/man/scrotty.sv.1 +++ b/doc/man/scrotty.sv.1 @@ -84,7 +84,9 @@ sådant även förekom direkt framför. .SH "FRAMTIDA INRIKTNING" Stöd för flera kärnors TTY:er skall tilläggas. .SH "LOGISK GRUND" -At ta en skärmdump var en pina innan detta. Skärmdumpar +At ta en skärmdump var en pina innan detta (förutom att +.BR fbcat (1) +redan fanns utan författarens kännedom.) Skärmdumpar är användbara om du vill komma ihåg någonting eller om du vill skicka en bild på hur någonting ser hur. .SH "SE ÄVEN" @@ -4,9 +4,6 @@ Please feel free to use them in your project. Usage: Include all.mk from your makefile. - It is a good idea to include path.mk before you define - path variables. - Read the top of each file for details. Define the variables: @@ -47,3 +44,28 @@ Usage: Variables that do not begin with _ are configurable by the user of the package. + Do no use single character variables in your Makefile. + + To suppress pre-install, post-install, pre-uninstall, + and post-uninstall instructions, set N=true. + PRE_INSTALL, POST_INSTALL, PRE_UNINSTALL, and + POST_UNINSTALL are supportered as specified by the + GNU coding standardars. + + To figure out what pre-install commands to run in your package, run: + make -n a=% install | sed -e 's/\\$//' -e 's/^ *//' | sed -n '/^% /s/^..//p' + + To figure out what post-install commands to run in your package, run: + make -n z=% uninstall | sed -e 's/\\$//' -e 's/^ *//' | sed -n '/^% /s/^..//p' + + To figure out what pre-uninstall commands to run in your package, run: + make -n a=% uninstall | sed -e 's/\\$//' -e 's/^ *//' | sed -n '/^% /s/^..//p' + + To figure out what post-uninstall commands to run in your package, run: + make -n z=% uninstall | sed -e 's/\\$//' -e 's/^ *//' | sed -n '/^% /s/^..//p' + + To suppress verbatim which commands Make runs, + set Q=@. (Excluding the period.) + +Developers should use DEBUG=1 when running make, when possible. + @@ -8,20 +8,25 @@ #=== This file includes all the other files in appropriate order. ===# + ifndef Q A = \e[35m Z = [m endif -include mk/path.mk -include mk/empty.mk -include mk/tools.mk -include mk/copy.mk -include mk/lang-c.mk -include mk/texinfo.mk -include mk/man.mk -include mk/i18n.mk -include mk/clean.mk -include mk/dist.mk -include mk/tags.mk +include $(v)mk/path.mk +include .config.mk +include $(v)mk/path.mk +include $(v)mk/lowerpath.mk +include $(v)mk/empty.mk +include $(v)mk/tools.mk +include $(v)mk/copy.mk +include $(v)mk/lang-c.mk +include $(v)mk/texinfo.mk +include $(v)mk/man.mk +include $(v)mk/i18n.mk +include $(v)mk/clean.mk +include $(v)mk/dist.mk +include $(v)mk/tags.mk +include $(v)mk/prologue.mk diff --git a/mk/clean.mk b/mk/clean.mk index 4d6d1a4..d0a97c4 100644 --- a/mk/clean.mk +++ b/mk/clean.mk @@ -11,15 +11,17 @@ # Delete all files are normally created during a build. .PHONY: clean -clean: - @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mCLEANING\e[34m\e[00m\n' - -$(Q)$(RM) -r bin obj $(PKGNAME)-*.tar* $(PKGNAME)-*.checksums* +clean: clean-dist + @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mCLEANING BUILT FILES\e[34m\e[00m\n' + -$(Q)$(RM) -r -- bin aux @$(ECHO) -# Delete all files that are created during configuration. -# Note, this, for some reason, should not imply `make clean`. +# Delete all files that are created during configuration or building. .PHONY: distclean -distclean: +distclean: clean + @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mCLEANING CONFIGURATIONS\e[34m\e[00m\n' + -$(Q)$(RM) -- .config.mk config.status Makefile + @$(ECHO) # Like `make clean` but do not remove massive binaries # that are seldom recompiled. @@ -34,3 +36,10 @@ maintainer-clean: clean distclean @$(ECHO) 'deletes files that may need special tools to rebuild.' @$(ECHO) +# Delete all files generated by `make dist` +.PHONY: clean-dist +clean-dist: + @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mCLEANING RELEASES\e[34m\e[00m\n' + -$(Q)$(RM) -r -- $(_PROJECT)-*.tar* $(_PROJECT)-*.checksums* $(_PROJECT)-* + @$(ECHO) + diff --git a/mk/configure b/mk/configure new file mode 100644 index 0000000..61f73e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/mk/configure @@ -0,0 +1,719 @@ +# -*- shell-script -*- + +# Copyright (C) 2015 Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org> +# +# Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, +# are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright +# notice and this notice are preserved. 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+ +# unrecognised + (*) + unrecognised_argument "${option}" + ;; + esac + + if test "${option%%=*}" = "${option}"; then + incomplete="${option}" + else + eval "${nodash}=${option#*=}" + eval "have_${nodash}=yes" + fi +done + + +# Print usage information. This is parsed by +# the auto-completion script for ./configure. +if test -n "${f_help}"; then + cat <<EOF +Configure the package (${PKGNAME}) before building and installing. + +OPTIONS + +general + --help Print usage information. + --destdir=DIR Output directory for staged install. + --srcdir=DIR The directory for the sources being compiled. + VARIABLE=VALUE Override a variable in the Makefile. + +directory automation + --gnu-linux Use default configurations for GNU/Linux. + --bin-merger The OS distribution has symlinked sbin to bin for the select exec-prefix. + +tweaking of features +EOF + list_optional_features_help + cat <<EOF + +tweaking of directories and filenames + --prefix=DIR Prefix used for other directories than. + --exec-prefix=DIR Prefix used for /bin, /sbin, /libexec, and /lib. + --bindir=DIR Executable programs that users can run. + --sbindir=DIR Executable administrative programs. + --libexecdir=DIR Executable programs run by other programs and not be users. + --libdir=DIR Object files and libraries of object code. + --includedir=DIR Header files. + --oldincludedir=DIR Header files. Should have the prefix /usr if the canonical prefix is /usr/local. + --datarootdir=DIR Architecture-independent data files. + --datadir=DIR Architecture-independent resource files. + --libdatarootdir=DIR Architecture-dependent data files. + --libdatadir=DIR Architecture-dependent resource files. + --sysconfdir=DIR Machine-local configuration files. + --sharedstatedir=DIR Network-shared architecture-independent state files. + --localstatedir=DIR Machine-local architecture-independent state files. + --runstatedir=DIR Machine-local runtime state files. + --lispdir=DIR Emacs LISP files. + --localedir=DIR Locale-specific message catalogues. + --licensedir=DIR License files. + --emptydir=DIR An always empty directory. + --cachedir=DIR Machine-local cached files. + --spooldir=DIR Machine-local spooled files. + --logdir=DIR Machine-local log files + --statedir=DIR Machine-local persistent state files + --gamedir=DIR Machine-local highscore files. + --sharedcachedir=DIR Network-shared cached files. + --sharedspooldir=DIR Network-shared spooled files. + --sharedlogdir=DIR Network-shared log files + --sharedstatedir=DIR Network-shared persistent state files + --sharedgamedir=DIR Network-shared highscore files. + --tmpdir=DIR Machine-local volatile temporary files. + --localtmpdir=DIR Machine-local persistent temporary files. + --sharedtmpdir=DIR Network-shared temporary files. + --lockdir=DIR Lock files. + --skeldir=DIR User skeleton. + --devdir=DIR Devices and pseudo-devices. + --sysdir=DIR System-information logical file. + --procdir=DIR Process-information logical file. + --selfprocdir=DIR Process-information logical file for the process itself. + --docdir=DIR Documentation files, other then info manuals and man pages. + --infodir=DIR Info manuals. + --dvidir=DIR DVI manuals. + --pdfdir=DIR PDF manuals. + --psdir=DIR PostScript manuals. + --htmldir=DIR HTML manuals. + --mandir=DIR Top-level directory for man pages. + --man0=DIR Basename of the directory for section 0 man pages. + --man1=DIR Basename of the directory for section 1 man pages. + --man2=DIR Basename of the directory for section 2 man pages. + --man3=DIR Basename of the directory for section 3 man pages. + --man4=DIR Basename of the directory for section 4 man pages. + --man5=DIR Basename of the directory for section 5 man pages. + --man6=DIR Basename of the directory for section 6 man pages. + --man7=DIR Basename of the directory for section 7 man pages. + --man8=DIR Basename of the directory for section 8 man pages. + --man9=DIR Basename of the directory for section 9 man pages. +EOF + if test -n "${MAN_SECTION}"; then + cat <<EOF + --manext=EXT Filename suffix for the man page. +EOF + fi + cat <<EOF + --man0ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 0 man pages. + --man1ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 1 man pages. + --man2ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 2 man pages. + --man3ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 3 man pages. + --man4ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 4 man pages. + --man5ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 5 man pages. + --man6ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 6 man pages. + --man7ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 7 man pages. + --man8ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 8 man pages. + --man9ext=EXT Filename suffix for section 9 man pages. +EOF + exit 0 +fi + + +# Set unset directories to their default. +defdir () +{ + p="${2}" + if ! test "${p%%\'*}" = "${p}"; then + p="$(echo "${p}" | sed "s/'/'\\\\''/g")" + p="'${p}'" + p="$(echo "${p}" | sed "s/'/'\\\\''/g")" + elif ! test "$(printf '%s' ${p})" = "${p}"; then + p="'${p}'" + p="$(echo "${p}" | sed "s/'/'\\\\''/g")" + fi + if ! test -n "$(eval echo '${have_'"${1}"'}')"; then + eval "${1}='${p}'" + fi +} +if test -n "${f_gnulinux}"; then + defdir prefix "/usr" + _prefix= + case ${prefix} in + ('' | / | /usr | /usr/ | /games | /games | /usr/games | /usr/games/) + _infix= + ;; + (/usr/local | /usr/local/ | /usr/local/games | /usr/local/games/) + _infix=/local + ;; + (/opt/*) + _infix=${prefix} + ;; + (*) + # This probably means somewhere in /home, we do not + # checked because we do not know what else to do. + _infix= + _prefix="${prefix}" + ;; + esac + defdir sysconfdir "${_prefix}/etc${_infix}" + defdir sharedstatedir "${_prefix}/com${_infix}" + defdir localstatedir "${_prefix}/var${_infix}" + defdir runstatedir "${_prefix}/run${_infix}" + defdir tmpdir "${_prefix}/tmp${_infix}" +else + defdir prefix "/usr/local" + defdir sysconfdir "${prefix}/etc" + defdir sharedstatedir "${prefix}/com" + defdir localstatedir "${prefix}/var" + defdir runstatedir "${localstatedir}/run" + defdir tmpdir "${prefix}/tmp" +fi +defdir exec_prefix "${prefix}" +defdir bindir "${exec_prefix}/bin" +if test -n "${f_bin_merger}"; then + defdir sbindir "${bindir}" +else + defdir sbindir "${exec_prefix}/sbin" +fi +defdir libexecdir "${exec_prefix}/libexec" +defdir libdir "${exec_prefix}/lib" +defdir includedir "${prefix}/include" +defdir oldincludedir "${includedir}" +defdir datarootdir "${prefix}/share" +defdir datadir "${datarootdir}" +defdir libdatarootdir "${libdir}" +defdir libdatadir "${libdir}" +defdir lispdir "${datarootdir}/emacs/site-lisp" +defdir localedir "${datarootdir}/locale" +defdir licensedir "${datarootdir}/licenses" +defdir cachedir "${localstatedir}/cache" +defdir spooldir "${localstatedir}/spool" +defdir emptydir "${localstatedir}/empty" +defdir logdir "${localstatedir}/log" +defdir statedir "${localstatedir}/lib" +defdir gamedir "${localstatedir}/games" +defdir sharedcachedir "${sharedstatedir}/cache" +defdir sharedpooldir "${sharedstatedir}/spool" +defdir sharedlogdir "${sharedstatedir}/log" +defdir sharedstatedir "${sharedstatedir}/lib" +defdir sharedgamedir "${sharedstatedir}/games" +defdir localtmpdir "${localstatedir}/tmp" +defdir sharedtmpdir "${sharedstatedir}/tmp" +defdir lockdir "${runstatedir}/lock" +defdir skeldir "${sysconfdir}/skel" +defdir devdir "/dev" +defdir sysdir "/sys" +defdir procdir "/proc" +defdir selfprocdir "${procdir}/self" +defdir docdir "${datarootdir}/doc/${PKGNAME}" +defdir infodir "${datarootdir}/info" +defdir dvidir "${docdir}" +defdir pdfdir "${docdir}" +defdir psdir "${docdir}" +defdir htmldir "${docdir}" +defdir mandir "${datarootdir}/man" +defdir man0 "man0${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man1 "man1${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man2 "man2${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man3 "man3${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man4 "man4${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man5 "man5${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man6 "man6${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man7 "man7${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man8 "man8${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +defdir man9 "man9${MAN_SECTION_SUFFIX}" +if test -n "${MAN_SECTION}" && ! test -n "$(eval echo '${man'"${MAN_SECTION}"'ext}')"; then + defdir man${MAN_SECTION}ext "$(eval echo '${man'"${MAN_SECTION}"'ext}')" +fi +defdir man0ext ".0" +defdir man1ext ".1" +defdir man2ext ".2" +defdir man3ext ".3" +defdir man4ext ".4" +defdir man5ext ".5" +defdir man6ext ".6" +defdir man7ext ".7" +defdir man8ext ".8" +defdir man9ext ".9" + +# Found source directory. +if ! test -n "${srcdir}"; then + if test -f "Makefile.in"; then + : + elif test -f "${PWD}/Makefile.in"; then + srcdir="${PWD}" + elif test -f "${PWD}/../Makefile.in"; then + srcdir="${PWD}/.." + fi +fi +if test -n "${srcdir}"; then + srcdir="$(realpath "${srcdir}")/" + srcdir_proper="${srcdir}" + if ! test "${srcdir%%\'*}" = "${srcdir}"; then + srcdir="$(echo "${srcdir}" | sed "s/'/'\\\\''/g")" + srcdir="'${srcdir}'" + elif ! test "$(printf '%s' ${srcdir})" = "${srcdir}"; then + srcdir="'${srcdir}'" + fi +fi +if ! test -f "${srcdir_proper}Makefile.in"; then + echo "${0}: error: cannot found source directory." + exit 1 +fi + + +# Add shebang and "generated"-comment to config.status. +echo '#!/bin/sh' >&10 +echo >&10 +echo '# This file was generated by ./configure, its purpose is two-fold:' >&10 +echo '# 1) It lets you rebuild Makefile with the same configurations you' >&10 +echo '# used last time you run ./configure.' >&10 +echo '# 2) It lets Makefile rebuild itself transparently when out of date.' >&10 +echo >&10 + +# config.status should adjust CWD. +echo 'cd "$(dirname "${0}")"' >&10 + +# config.status calls ./configure with all arguments you called ./configure. +echo "exec ${0}" "$@" >&10 + +# Close config.status. +exec 10>&- + + +# Store environment (with restrictions). +env | while read line; do + var="${line%%=*}" + val="${line#*=}" + if test "${var}" = "${line}"; then + # Malformated variables. (Can happen!, sigh...) + continue + elif test -n "$(echo "${var}" | tr -d '[_a-zA-Z0-9-]')"; then + # Variable is not used and is potentially not + # formatted in a compatible way. + continue + fi + case "${var}" in + (_ | PWD | SHELL | SHLVL | TERM | COLORTERM | MAKEFLAGS) + # We do not want to propagate these. + ;; + (*) + echo "${var}" = "${val}" >&20 + ;; + esac +done + +# Store directories and filenames. +if test -n "${destdir}"; then + echo DESTDIR = "${destdir}" >&20 +fi +echo PREFIX = "${prefix}" >&20 +echo SYSCONFDIR = "${sysconfdir}" >&20 +echo COMDIR = "${sharedstatedir}" >&20 +echo VARDIR = "${localstatedir}" >&20 +echo RUNDIR = "${runstatedir}" >&20 +echo TMPDIR = "${tmpdir}" >&20 +echo DEVDIR = "${devdir}" >&20 +echo SYSDIR = "${sysdir}" >&20 +echo PROCDIR = "${procdir}" >&20 +echo EXEC_PREFIX = "${exec_prefix}" >&20 +echo BINDIR = "${bindir}" >&20 +echo SBINDIR = "${sbindir}" >&20 +echo LIBEXECDIR = "${libexecdir}" >&20 +echo LIBDIR = "${libdir}" >&20 +echo INCLUDEDIR = "${includedir}" >&20 +echo OLDINCLUDEDIR = "${oldincludedir}" >&20 +echo DATADIR = "${datarootdir}" >&20 +echo RESDIR = "${datadir}" >&20 +echo SYSDEPDATADIR = "${libdatarootdir}" >&20 +echo SYSDEPRESDIR = "${libdatadir}" >&20 +echo LISPDIR = "${lispdir}" >&20 +echo LOCALEDIR = "${localedir}" >&20 +echo LICENSEDIR = "${licensedir}" >&20 +echo CACHEDIR = "${cachedir}" >&20 +echo SPOOLDIR = "${spooldir}" >&20 +echo EMPTYDIR = "${emptydir}" >&20 +echo LOGDIR = "${logdir}" >&20 +echo STATEDIR = "${statedir}" >&20 +echo GAMEDIR = "${gamedir}" >&20 +echo COMCACHEDIR = "${sharedcachedir}" >&20 +echo COMPOOLDIR = "${sharedpooldir}" >&20 +echo COMLOGDIR = "${sharedlogdir}" >&20 +echo COMSTATEDIR = "${sharedstatedir}" >&20 +echo COMGAMEDIR = "${sharedgamedir}" >&20 +echo LOCALTMPDIR = "${localtmpdir}" >&20 +echo SHAREDTMPDIR = "${sharedtmpdir}" >&20 +echo LOCKDIR = "${lockdir}" >&20 +echo SKELDIR = "${skeldir}" >&20 +echo SELFPROCDIR = "${selfprocdir}" >&20 +echo DOCDIR = "${docdir}" >&20 +echo INFODIR = "${infodir}" >&20 +echo DVIDIR = "${dvidir}" >&20 +echo PDFDIR = "${pdfdir}" >&20 +echo PSDIR = "${psdir}" >&20 +echo HTMLDIR = "${htmldir}" >&20 +echo MANDIR = "${mandir}" >&20 +echo MAN0 = "${man0}" >&20 +echo MAN1 = "${man1}" >&20 +echo MAN2 = "${man2}" >&20 +echo MAN3 = "${man3}" >&20 +echo MAN4 = "${man4}" >&20 +echo MAN5 = "${man5}" >&20 +echo MAN6 = "${man6}" >&20 +echo MAN7 = "${man7}" >&20 +echo MAN8 = "${man8}" >&20 +echo MAN9 = "${man9}" >&20 +echo MAN0EXT = "${man0ext}" >&20 +echo MAN1EXT = "${man1ext}" >&20 +echo MAN2EXT = "${man2ext}" >&20 +echo MAN3EXT = "${man3ext}" >&20 +echo MAN4EXT = "${man4ext}" >&20 +echo MAN5EXT = "${man5ext}" >&20 +echo MAN6EXT = "${man6ext}" >&20 +echo MAN7EXT = "${man7ext}" >&20 +echo MAN8EXT = "${man8ext}" >&20 +echo MAN9EXT = "${man9ext}" >&20 + +# Close .config.mk. +exec 20>&- + +# Now, make Makefile available. +if test -f Makefile; then + chmod u+w Makefile # This scripts makes it read-only. +fi +exec 30>Makefile +echo "# ----------------------------------------------------- #" >&30 +echo "# This file was created by ./configure from Makefile.in #" >&30 +echo "# ----------------------------------------------------- #" >&30 +echo >&30 +if test -n "${srcdir}"; then + echo v = "${srcdir}" >&30 +fi +cat "${srcdir_proper}"Makefile.in >&30 +exec 30>&- + + +# config.status should be executable. +chmod a+x config.status + +# Makefile should be read-only to ones does not edit it by mistake. +chmod a-w Makefile + + +# Help functions for the parent script. +test_with () +{ + with="$(eval echo '${WITH_'"${1}"'}')" + without="$(eval echo '${WITHOUT_'"${1}"'}')" + if ! test -n "${with}" && ! test -n "${without}"; then + echo "${2}" + elif ! test -n "${with}" && test -n "${without}"; then + echo "no" + elif test -n "${with}" && ! test -n "${without}"; then + echo "yes" + elif test "${2}" = yes; then + echo "no" + else + echo "yes" + fi +} +test_enable () +{ + enable="$(eval echo '${ENABLE_'"${1}"'}')" + disable="$(eval echo '${DISABLE_'"${1}"'}')" + if ! test -n "${enable}" && ! test -n "${disable}"; then + echo "${2}" + elif ! test -n "${enable}" && test -n "${disable}"; then + echo "no" + elif test -n "${enable}" && ! test -n "${disable}"; then + echo "${enable}" + elif test "${2}" = yes ; then + echo "no" + else + echo "${enable}" + fi +} + + +# After including this file, you may want +# to do something like: +# +# cat <<EOF +# +# Enabled features, see ${0} for more infomation: +# +# Internationalisation $(test_with GETTEXT yes) +# +# You can now run 'make && make install'. +# +# EOF + @@ -31,19 +31,19 @@ ifdef _COPYING install-copyright: install-copying .PHONY: install-copying -install-copying: $(_COPYING) +install-copying: $(foreach F,$(_COPYING),$(v)$(F)) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(LICENSEDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(LICENSEDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" @$(ECHO_EMPTY) endif -ifdef _COPYING +ifdef _LICENSE .PHONY: install-copyright install-copyright: install-license .PHONY: install-license -install-license: $(_LICENSE) +install-license: $(foreach F,$(_LICENSE),$(v)$(F)) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(LICENSEDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(LICENSEDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ uninstall-copying: -$(Q)$(RMDIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(LICENSEDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" endif -ifdef _COPYING +ifdef _LICENSE .PHONY: uninstall-copyright uninstall-copyright: uninstall-license @@ -27,10 +27,29 @@ GPG_FLAGS = # What key should be used for signing? GPG_KEY ?= +# You should define _EVERYTHING to enumerate all files that belong in +# the release tarball, lest 'git archive' will be used as a fallback. + # HELP VARIALES: +# You may use these to help list all files in _EVERYTHING +__EVERYTHING_COMMON = $(_COPYING) $(_LICENSE) README +__EVERYTHING_SRC = $(foreach F,$(_SRC),src/$(F)) +__EVERYTHING_LOCALE = $(foreach L,$(LOCALES),po/$(L).po) +__EVERYTHING_MK_ = all clean copy dist empty i18n lang-c lowerpath man path prologue tags texinfo tools +__EVERYTHING_MK = $(foreach F,$(__EVERYTHING_MK_),mk/$(F).mk) mk/configure mk/README configure Makefile.in +__EVERYTHING_MAN = $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),doc/man/$(P).$(S))) \ + $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),doc/man/$(P).$(L).$(S)))) +__EVERYTHING_ALL_COMMON = $(__EVERYTHING_COMMON) $(__EVERYTHING_MK) $(__EVERYTHING_MAN) \ + $(__EVERYTHING_LOCALE) $(__EVERYTHING_SRC) +# This one (__todo) if you have a todo file, but do not want it to be greped. +__TO__ = TO +__DO__ = DO +__todo = $(__TO__)$(__DO__) + + # The packages and there detached signatures (if any.) ifndef DO_NOT_SIGN __DIST_FILES = $(foreach F,$(DIST_FORMATS),$(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION).$(F) $(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION).$(F).sig) @@ -109,10 +128,20 @@ dist-gz: $(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION).tar.gz endif # Generate the tarball for the release. -$(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION).tar: - @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mARCHIVE\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" +ifdef v +__GIT_DIR = --git-dir=$(v) +endif +$(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION).tar: $(foreach F,$(_EVERYTHING),$(v)$(F)) + @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mTAR\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" @if $(TEST) -f $@; then $(RM) $@; fi - $(Q)git archive --prefix=$(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION)/ --format=tar $(_VERSION) -o $@ #$Z +ifndef _EVERYTHING + $(Q)git archive --prefix=$(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION)/ --format=tar $(__GIT_DIR) $(_VERSION) -o $@ #$Z +endif +ifdef _EVERYTHING + $(Q)$(LN) -s . $(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION) + $(Q)$(TAR) c -- $(foreach F,$(_EVERYTHING),$(v)$(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION)/$(F)) > $@ + $(Q)$(RM) $(_PROJECT)-$(_VERSION) +endif @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Compression rule for xz-compression. Used on the tarball. diff --git a/mk/empty.mk b/mk/empty.mk index 6e95a1e..81c06fb 100644 --- a/mk/empty.mk +++ b/mk/empty.mk @@ -25,6 +25,10 @@ cmd: doc: +.PHONY: check +check: + + .PHONY: install install: @@ -41,6 +45,10 @@ install-cmd: install-doc: +.PHONY: installcheck +installcheck: + + .PHONY: uninstall uninstall: @@ -19,6 +19,9 @@ # # If WITHOUT_GETTEXT is defined, `locale` and # `install-locale` will not do anything. +# +# _SRC should list all sources files, excluding the src/ +# at the beginning of the pathnames. ifdef LOCALES @@ -50,9 +53,9 @@ endif update-po: $(foreach L,$(LOCALES),po/$(L).po) # Generate template for translations. -obj/$(_PROJECT).pot: $(foreach S,$(_SRC),src/$(S).c) +aux/$(_PROJECT).pot: $(foreach S,$(_SRC),$(v)src/$(S)) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mPOT\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @$(MKDIR) -p obj + @$(MKDIR) -p aux $(Q)$(CPP) -DUSE_GETTEXT=1 $^ | \ $(XGETTEXT) -o "$@" -Lc --from-code utf-8 --package-name "$(_PROJECT_FULL)" \ --package-version $(_VERSION) --no-wrap --force-po \ @@ -60,22 +63,22 @@ obj/$(_PROJECT).pot: $(foreach S,$(_SRC),src/$(S).c) @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Create or update a translation file. -po/%.po: obj/$(_PROJECT).pot +po/%.po: aux/$(_PROJECT).pot @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mPO\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" @$(MKDIR) -p po $(Q)if ! $(TEST) -e $@; then \ - $(MSGINIT) --no-translator --no-wrap -i $< -o $@ -l $*; \ + $(MSGINIT) --no-translator --no-wrap -i aux/$(_PROJECT).pot -o $@ -l $*; \ else \ - $(MSGMERGE) --no-wrap -U $@ $<; \ + $(MSGMERGE) --no-wrap -U $@ aux/$(_PROJECT).pot; \ fi #$Z @$(TOUCH) $@ @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Compile a translation file. -bin/mo/%/messages.mo: po/%.po +bin/mo/%/messages.mo: $(v)po/%.po @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mMO\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" @$(MKDIR) -p bin/mo/$* - $(Q)cd bin/mo/$* && $(MSGFMT) ../../../$< #$Z + $(Q)cd bin/mo/$* && $(MSGFMT) $(__back3unless_v)$< #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) diff --git a/mk/lang-c.mk b/mk/lang-c.mk index 9d5dc8d..83e305b 100644 --- a/mk/lang-c.mk +++ b/mk/lang-c.mk @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ # should be the basenames. For each command # you should be the variable _OBJ_$(COMMAND) # that lists all objects files (without the -# suffix and without the obj/ prefix) that +# suffix and without the aux/ prefix) that # are required to build the command. @@ -60,12 +60,12 @@ endif # BUILD VARIABLES: # Optimisation settings for C code compilation. -ifdef DEBUG -OPTIMISE = -Og -g +ifndef DEBUG +OPTIMISE = -O2 -g endif ifndef DEBUG -ifndef OPTIMISE -OPTIMISE = -O2 +ifdef OPTIMISE +OPTIMISE = -Og -g endif endif @@ -73,6 +73,10 @@ endif ifdef _PEDANTIC _PEDANTIC = -pedantic endif +ifndef DEBUG +WARN = -Wall +endif +ifdef DEBUG ifdef __USING_GCC WARN = -Wall -Wextra $(_PEDANTIC) -Wdouble-promotion -Wformat=2 -Winit-self -Wmissing-include-dirs \ -Wtrampolines -Wmissing-prototypes -Wmissing-declarations -Wnested-externs \ @@ -89,6 +93,7 @@ endif ifndef __USING_GCC WARN = -Wall -Wextra $(_PEDANTIC) endif +endif # Support for internationalisation? ifndef WITHOUT_GETTEXT @@ -102,10 +107,13 @@ _CPPFLAGS += $(foreach D,$(_ALL_DIRS),-D'$(D)="$($(D))"') # MORE HELP VARIABLES: # Compilation and linking flags, and command. -__CC = $(CC) -std=$(_C_STD) $(OPTIMISE) $(WARN) $(_CPPFLAGS) $(_CFLAGS) -c -__LD = $(CC) -std=$(_C_STD) $(OPTIMISE) $(WARN) $(_LDFLAGS) -__CC_POST = $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) -__LD_POST = $(LDFLAGS) +CPPFLAGS = $(_CPPFLAGS) +CFLAGS = $(OPTIMISE) $(WARN) $(_CFLAGS) +LDFLAGS = $(OPTIMISE) $(WARN) $(_LDFLAGS) +__CC = $(CC) -std=$(_C_STD) -c +__LD = $(CC) -std=$(_C_STD) +__CC_POST = $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(EXTRA_CPPFLAGS) $(EXTRA_CFLAGS) +__LD_POST = $(LDFLAGS) $(EXTRA_LDFLAGS) # Header files. __H = @@ -133,9 +141,9 @@ endif cmd-c: $(foreach B,$(_BIN),bin/$(B)) # Compile a C file into an object file. -obj/%.o: src/%.c $(__H) +aux/%.o: $(v)src/%.c $(foreach H,$(__H),$(v)$(H)) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mCC\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @$(MKDIR) -p $(shell dirname $@) + @$(MKDIR) -p $(shell $(DIRNAME) $@) $(Q)$(__CC) -o $@ $< $(__CC_POST) #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) @@ -148,7 +156,7 @@ bin/%: @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Dependencies for the rule above. -$(foreach B,$(_BIN),$(foreach O,$(_OBJ_$(B)),bin/$(B): obj/$(O).o\ +$(foreach B,$(_BIN),$(foreach O,$(_OBJ_$(B)),bin/$(B): aux/$(O).o\ )) diff --git a/mk/lowerpath.mk b/mk/lowerpath.mk new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aadb91f --- /dev/null +++ b/mk/lowerpath.mk @@ -0,0 +1,279 @@ +# Copyright (C) 2015 Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org> +# +# Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, +# are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright +# notice and this notice are preserved. This file is offered as-is, +# without any warranty. + + +#=== This file overrides values uppercase path variables with values lowercase path variables. ===# + + +ifdef srcdir +VPATH = $(srcdir) +endif + +ifdef prefix +PREFIX = $(prefix) +endif + +ifdef sysconfdir +SYSCONFDIR = $(sysconfdir) +endif + +ifdef sharedstatedir +COMDIR = $(sharedstatedir) +endif + +ifdef localstatedir +VARDIR = $(localstatedir) +endif + +ifdef runstatedir +RUNDIR = $(runstatedir) +endif + +ifdef tmpdir +TMPDIR = $(tmpdir) +endif + +ifdef devdir +DEVDIR = $(devdir) +endif + +ifdef sysdir +SYSDIR = $(sysdir) +endif + +ifdef procdir +PROCDIR = $(procdir) +endif + +ifdef exec_prefix +EXEC_PREFIX = $(exec_prefix) +endif + +ifdef bindir +BINDIR = $(bindir) +endif + +ifdef sbindir +SBINDIR = $(sbindir) +endif + +ifdef libexecdir +LIBEXECDIR = $(libexecdir) +endif + +ifdef libdir +LIBDIR = $(libdir) +endif + +ifdef includedir +INCLUDEDIR = $(includedir) +endif + +ifdef oldincludedir +OLDINCLUDEDIR = $(oldincludedir) +endif + +ifdef datarootdir +DATADIR = $(datarootdir) +endif + +ifdef datadir +RESDIR = $(datadir) +endif + +ifdef libdatarootdir +SYSDEPDATADIR = $(libdatarootdir) +endif + +ifdef libdatadir +SYSDEPRESDIR = $(libdatadir) +endif + +ifdef lispdir +LISPDIR = $(lispdir) +endif + +ifdef localedir +LOCALEDIR = $(localedir) +endif + +ifdef licensedir +LICENSEDIR = $(licensedir) +endif + +ifdef cachedir +CACHEDIR = $(cachedir) +endif + +ifdef spooldir +SPOOLDIR = $(spooldir) +endif + +ifdef emptydir +EMPTYDIR = $(emptydir) +endif + +ifdef logdir +LOGDIR = $(logdir) +endif + +ifdef statedir +STATEDIR = $(statedir) +endif + +ifdef gamedir +GAMEDIR = $(gamedir) +endif + +ifdef sharedcachedir +COMCACHEDIR = $(sharedcachedir) +endif + +ifdef sharedpooldir +COMPOOLDIR = $(sharedpooldir) +endif + +ifdef sharedlogdir +COMLOGDIR = $(sharedlogdir) +endif + +ifdef sharedlogdir +COMSTATEDIR = $(sharedstatedir) +endif + +ifdef sharedgamedir +COMGAMEDIR = $(sharedgamedir) +endif + +ifdef localtmpdir +VARTMPDIR = $(localtmpdir) +endif + +ifdef sharedtmpdir +COMTMPDIR = $(sharedtmpdir) +endif + +ifdef lockdir +LOCKDIR = $(lockdir) +endif + +ifdef skeldir +SKELDIR = $(skeldir) +endif + +ifdef selfprocdir +SELFPROCDIR = $(selfprocdir) +endif + +ifdef docdir +DOCDIR = $(docdir) +endif + +ifdef infodir +INFODIR = $(infodir) +endif + +ifdef dvidir +DVIDIR = $(dvidir) +endif + +ifdef pdfdir +PDFDIR = $(pdfdir) +endif + +ifdef psdir +PSDIR = $(psdir) +endif + +ifdef htmldir +HTMLDIR = $(htmldir) +endif + +ifdef mandir +MANDIR = $(mandir) +endif + +ifdef man0 +MAN0 = $(man0) +endif + +ifdef man1 +MAN1 = $(man1) +endif + +ifdef man2 +MAN2 = $(man2) +endif + +ifdef man3 +MAN3 = $(man3) +endif + +ifdef man4 +MAN4 = $(man4) +endif + +ifdef man5 +MAN5 = $(man5) +endif + +ifdef man6 +MAN6 = $(man6) +endif + +ifdef man7 +MAN7 = $(man7) +endif + +ifdef man8 +MAN8 = $(man8) +endif + +ifdef man9 +MAN9 = $(man9) +endif + +ifdef man0ext +MAN0EXT = $(man0ext) +endif + +ifdef man1ext +MAN1EXT = $(man1ext) +endif + +ifdef man2ext +MAN2EXT = $(man2ext) +endif + +ifdef man3ext +MAN3EXT = $(man3ext) +endif + +ifdef man4ext +MAN4EXT = $(man4ext) +endif + +ifdef man5ext +MAN5EXT = $(man5ext) +endif + +ifdef man6ext +MAN6EXT = $(man6ext) +endif + +ifdef man7ext +MAN7EXT = $(man7ext) +endif + +ifdef man8ext +MAN8EXT = $(man8ext) +endif + +ifdef man9ext +MAN9EXT = $(man9ext) +endif + @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ ifdef COMMAND ifeq ($(shell $(PRINTF) '%s\n' $(COMMAND) | $(WC) -l),1) ifeq ($(shell $(PRINTF) '%s\n' $(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS) | $(WC) -l),1) ifeq ($(shell $(PRINTF) '%s\n' $(_MAN_$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS)) | $(WC) -l),1) -__MAN_COMMAND = $(COMMAND).$(MAN$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS)EXT) +__MAN_COMMAND = $(COMMAND)$(MAN$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS)EXT) endif endif endif @@ -71,40 +71,39 @@ install-man: install-man-untranslated install-man-locale .PHONY: install-man-untranslated install-man-untranslated: @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)$(MAN$(S))") + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(MAN$(S))") ifndef __MAN_COMMAND - $(Q)$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) doc/man/$(P).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)$(MAN$(S))/$(P).$(MAN$(S)EXT)" &&)) $(TRUE) + $(Q)$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) $(v)doc/man/$(P).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(MAN$(S))/$(P)$(MAN$(S)EXT)" &&)) $(TRUE) endif ifdef __MAN_COMMAND - $(Q)$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) doc/man/$(P).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)$(MAN$(S))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)" &&)) $(TRUE) + $(Q)$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) $(v)doc/man/$(P).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(MAN$(S))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)" &&)) $(TRUE) endif @$(ECHO_EMPTY) .PHONY: install-man-locale install-man-locale: @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" - $(Q)$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(INSTALL_DIR) -- $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)$(MAN$(S))") &&) $(TRUE) + $(Q)$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(INSTALL_DIR) -- $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)/$(MAN$(S))") &&) $(TRUE) ifndef __MAN_COMMAND - $(Q)$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) doc/man/$(P).$(L).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)$(MAN$(S))/$(P).$(MAN$(S)EXT)" &&))) $(TRUE) + $(Q)$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) $(v)doc/man/$(P).$(L).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)/$(MAN$(S))/$(P)$(MAN$(S)EXT)" &&))) $(TRUE) endif ifdef __MAN_COMMAND - $(Q)$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) doc/man/$(P).$(L).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)$(MAN$(S))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)" &&))) $(TRUE) + $(Q)$(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),$(INSTALL_DATA) $(v)doc/man/$(P).$(L).$(S) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)/$(MAN$(S))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)" &&))) $(TRUE) endif @$(ECHO_EMPTY) - # UNINSTALL RULES: .PHONY: uninstall-man uninstall-man: ifndef __MAN_COMMAND - -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)$(MAN$(S))/$(P).$(MAN$(S)EXT)")) - -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)$(MAN$(S))/$(P).$(MAN$(S)EXT)"))) + -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(S)),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(MAN$(S))/$(P).$(MAN$(S)EXT)")) + -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)/$(MAN$(S))/$(P)$(MAN$(S)EXT)"))) endif ifdef __MAN_COMMAND - -$(Q)$(RM) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)$(MAN$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)" - -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)$(MAN$(S))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)"))) + -$(Q)$(RM) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(MAN$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)" + -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach L,$(MAN_LOCALES),$(foreach S,$(_MAN_PAGE_SECTIONS),$(foreach P,$(_MAN_$(L)_$(S)),"$(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/$(L)/$(MAN$(S))/$(__MAN_COMMAND)"))) endif @@ -17,6 +17,8 @@ __PATH_MK_INCLUDED = 1 # The package path prefix, if you want to install to another root, set DESTDIR to that root. PREFIX = /usr +# The package path prefix for /bin, /sbin, /lib and /libexec. +EXEC_PREFIX = /usr # The command path excluding prefix. BIN = /bin # The administration command path excluding prefix. @@ -42,21 +44,32 @@ MAN8 = /man8 MAN9 = /man9 # The command path including prefix. -BINDIR = $(PREFIX)$(BIN) +BINDIR = $(EXEC_PREFIX)$(BIN) # The administration command path including prefix. -SBINDIR = $(PREFIX)$(SBIN) +SBINDIR = $(EXEC_PREFIX)$(SBIN) # The library path including prefix. -LIBDIR = $(PREFIX)$(LIB) +LIBDIR = $(EXEC_PREFIX)$(LIB) # The executable library path including prefix. -LIBEXECDIR = $(PREFIX)$(LIBEXEC) +LIBEXECDIR = $(EXEC_PREFIX)$(LIBEXEC) # The header-file path including prefix. INCLUDEDIR = $(PREFIX)$(INCLUDE) -# The resource path including prefix. +# The header-file path including prefix. Must not be /usr/local. +ifeq ($(PREFIX),/usr/lcoal) +OLDINCLUDEDIR = /usr$(INCLUDE) +endif +ifneq ($(PREFIX),/usr/lcoal) +OLDINCLUDEDIR = $(PREFIX)$(INCLUDE) +endif +# The data path including prefix. DATADIR = $(PREFIX)$(DATA) +# The architecture-dependent data path including prefix. +SYSDEPDATADIR = $(DATADIR) +# The resource path including prefix. +RESDIR = $(DATADIR) # The architecture-dependent resource path including prefix. -SYSDEPDATA = $(DATADIR) +SYSDEPRESDIR = $(RESDIR) # The generic documentation path including prefix. -DOCDIR = $(DATADIR)/doc +DOCDIR = $(DATADIR)/doc/$(PKGNAME) # The info manual documentation path including prefix. INFODIR = $(DATADIR)/info # The DVI documentation path including prefix. @@ -69,6 +82,8 @@ PSDIR = $(DOCDIR) HTMLDIR = $(DOCDIR) # The man page documentation path including prefix. MANDIR = $(DATADIR)/man +# The Emacs LISP path including prefix. +LISPDIR = $(DATADIR)/emacs/site-lisp # The locale path including prefix. LOCALEDIR = $(DATADIR)/locale # The license base path including prefix. @@ -115,8 +130,6 @@ SKELDIR = $(SYSCONFDIR)/skel COMCACHEDIR = $(COMDIR)/cache # The network-common spool directory. COMSPOOLDIR = $(COMDIR)/spool -# The network-common empty directory. -COMEMPTYDIR = $(COMDIR)/empty # The network-common logfile directory. COMLOGDIR = $(COMDIR)/log # The network-common state directory. @@ -128,28 +141,35 @@ COMGAMEDIR = $(COMDIR)/games # FILENAME SUFFIXES: # Filename suffixes for man pages by section. -MAN0EXT = 0 -MAN1EXT = 1 -MAN2EXT = 2 -MAN3EXT = 3 -MAN4EXT = 4 -MAN5EXT = 5 -MAN6EXT = 6 -MAN7EXT = 7 -MAN8EXT = 8 -MAN9EXT = 9 +MAN0EXT = .0 +MAN1EXT = .1 +MAN2EXT = .2 +MAN3EXT = .3 +MAN4EXT = .4 +MAN5EXT = .5 +MAN6EXT = .6 +MAN7EXT = .7 +MAN8EXT = .8 +MAN9EXT = .9 # HELP VARIABLES: # All path variables that includes the prefix, # or are unaffected by the prefix. -_ALL_DIRS = BINDIR SBINDIR LIBDIR LIBEXECDIR INCLUDEDIR DATADIR SYSDEPDATA DOCDIR \ +_ALL_DIRS = BINDIR SBINDIR LIBDIR LIBEXECDIR INCLUDEDIR DATADIR SYSDEPDATADIR DOCDIR \ INFODIR DVIDIR PDFDIR PSDIR HTMLDIR MANDIR LOCALEDIR LICENSEDIR VARDIR \ - VARTMPDIR COMDIR COMTMPDIR TMPDIR RUNDIR SYSCONFDIR DEVDIR SYSDIR \ + RESDIR VARTMPDIR COMDIR COMTMPDIR TMPDIR RUNDIR SYSCONFDIR DEVDIR SYSDIR \ PROCDIR SELFPROCDIR CACHEDIR SPOOLDIR EMPTYDIR LOGDIR STATEDIR GAMEDIR \ - LOCKDIR SKELDIR COMCACHEDIR COMSPOOLDIR COMEMPTYDIR COMLOGDIR COMSTATEDIR \ - COMGAMEDIR + LOCKDIR SKELDIR COMCACHEDIR COMSPOOLDIR COMLOGDIR COMSTATEDIR COMGAMEDIR \ + SYSDEPRESDIR OLDINCLUDEDIR + +# ../, ../../, and ../../../, ignored if v is used, which if an absolute path. +ifndef v +__back1unless_v = ../ +__back2unless_v = ../../ +__back3unless_v = ../../../ +endif endif diff --git a/mk/prologue.mk b/mk/prologue.mk new file mode 100644 index 0000000..525da28 --- /dev/null +++ b/mk/prologue.mk @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# Copyright (C) 2015 Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org> +# +# Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, +# are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright +# notice and this notice are preserved. This file is offered as-is, +# without any warranty. + + +#=== This file includes rules for automatically rebuilding the makefile. ===# + + +base: Makefile + +Makefile: $(v)Makefile.in config.status $(v)configure $(v)mk/configure + ./config.status + diff --git a/mk/texinfo.mk b/mk/texinfo.mk index db7fa07..d08cb6b 100644 --- a/mk/texinfo.mk +++ b/mk/texinfo.mk @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ # without any warranty. +# TODO ((support translations)) #=== These rules are used for Texinfo manuals. ===# @@ -64,15 +65,15 @@ uninstall: uninstall-info uninstall-dvi uninstall-pdf uninstall-ps uninstall-htm __TEXI_SRC = ifdef _TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS ifeq ($(_TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS),1) -__TEXI_SRC += doc/info/*.texinfo +__TEXI_SRC += $(v)doc/info/*.texinfo endif ifneq ($(_TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS),1) ifeq ($(_TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS),2) -__TEXI_SRC += doc/info/*.texinfo -__TEXI_SRC += doc/info/*/*.texinfo +__TEXI_SRC += $(v)doc/info/*.texinfo +__TEXI_SRC += $(v)doc/info/*/*.texinfo endif ifneq ($(_TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS),2) -__TEXI_SRC += $(foreach W,$(shell $(SEQ) $(_TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS) | while read n; do $(ECHO) $$($(SEQ) $$n)" " | $(SED) 's/[^ ]* /\/\*/g'; done | $(XARGS) $(ECHO)),doc/info$(W).texinfo) +__TEXI_SRC += $(foreach W,$(shell $(SEQ) $(_TEXINFO_DIRLEVELS) | while read n; do $(ECHO) $$($(SEQ) $$n)" " | $(SED) 's/[^ ]* /\/\*/g'; done | $(XARGS) $(ECHO)),$(v)doc/info$(W).texinfo) endif endif endif @@ -95,37 +96,37 @@ endif ifdef _LOGO # Prepare conversion of logo. -obj/$(_LOGO).svg: doc/$(_LOGO).svg +aux/$(_LOGO).svg: $(v)doc/$(_LOGO).svg @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mCP\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @$(MKDIR) -p obj - $(Q)$(CP) $< $@ #$Z + @$(MKDIR) -p aux + $(Q)$(CP) $^ $@ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Intermediate format for the logo for DVI and PostScript manuals. -obj/$(_LOGO).ps: doc/$(_LOGO).svg +aux/$(_LOGO).ps: $(v)doc/$(_LOGO).svg @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mPS\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @$(MKDIR) -p obj - $(Q)$(SVG2PS) $< > $@ #$Z + @$(MKDIR) -p aux + $(Q)$(SVG2PS) $^ > $@ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Logo for DVI and PostScript manuals. -obj/$(_LOGO).eps: obj/$(_LOGO).ps +aux/$(_LOGO).eps: aux/$(_LOGO).ps @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mEPS\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - $(Q)$(PS2EPS) $< #$Z + $(Q)$(PS2EPS) $^ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Logo for PDF manual. -obj/$(_LOGO).pdf: doc/$(_LOGO).svg +aux/$(_LOGO).pdf: doc/$(_LOGO).svg @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mPDF\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @$(MKDIR) -p obj - $(Q)$(SVG2PDF) $< > $@ #$Z + @$(MKDIR) -p aux + $(Q)$(SVG2PDF) $^ > $@ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) endif # Build info manual. .PHONY: info info: bin/$(_PROJECT).info -bin/%.info $(foreach P,$(__INFOPARTS),bin/%.info-$(P)): doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) +bin/%.info $(foreach P,$(__INFOPARTS),bin/%.info-$(P)): $(v)doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mTEXI\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" @$(MKDIR) -p bin $(Q)$(MAKEINFO) $< #$Z @@ -136,47 +137,47 @@ bin/%.info $(foreach P,$(__INFOPARTS),bin/%.info-$(P)): doc/info/%.texinfo $(__T # Build DVI manual. .PHONY: dvi dvi: bin/$(_PROJECT).dvi -bin/%.dvi: doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) $(foreach L,$(_LOGO),obj/$(L).eps) +bin/%.dvi: $(v)doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) $(foreach L,$(_LOGO),aux/$(L).eps) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mTEXI\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @! $(TEST) -d obj/dvi/$* || $(RM) -rf obj/dvi/$* - @$(MKDIR) -p obj/dvi/$* bin - $(Q)cd obj/dvi/$* && $(TEXI2DVI) ../../../$< $(__TEXINFO_FLAGS) < /dev/null #$Z + @! $(TEST) -d aux/dvi/$* || $(RM) -rf aux/dvi/$* + @$(MKDIR) -p aux/dvi/$* bin + $(Q)cd aux/dvi/$* && $(TEXI2DVI) $(__back3unless_v)$< $(__TEXINFO_FLAGS) < /dev/null #$Z @$(PRINTF_INFO) '$A' - $(Q)$(MV) obj/dvi/$*/$*.dvi $@ #$Z + $(Q)$(MV) aux/dvi/$*/$*.dvi $@ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Build PDF manual. .PHONY: pdf pdf: bin/$(_PROJECT).pdf -bin/%.pdf: doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) $(foreach L,$(_LOGO),obj/$(L).pdf) +bin/%.pdf: $(v)doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) $(foreach L,$(_LOGO),aux/$(L).pdf) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mTEXI\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @! $(TEST) -d obj/pdf/$* || $(RM) -rf obj/pdf/$* - @$(MKDIR) -p obj/pdf/$* bin - $(Q)cd obj/pdf/$* && $(TEXI2PDF) ../../../$< $(__TEXINFO_FLAGS) < /dev/null #$Z + @! $(TEST) -d aux/pdf/$* || $(RM) -rf aux/pdf/$* + @$(MKDIR) -p aux/pdf/$* bin + $(Q)cd aux/pdf/$* && $(TEXI2PDF) $(__back3unless_v)$< $(__TEXINFO_FLAGS) < /dev/null #$Z @$(PRINTF_INFO) '$A' - $(Q)$(MV) obj/pdf/$*/$*.pdf $@ #$Z + $(Q)$(MV) aux/pdf/$*/$*.pdf $@ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Build PostScript manual. .PHONY: ps ps: bin/$(_PROJECT).ps -bin/%.ps: doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) $(foreach L,$(_LOGO),obj/$(L).eps) +bin/%.ps: $(v)doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) $(foreach L,$(_LOGO),aux/$(L).eps) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mTEXI\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" - @! $(TEST) -d obj/ps/$* || $(RM) -rf obj/ps/$* - @$(MKDIR) -p obj/ps/$* bin - $(Q)cd obj/ps/$* && $(TEXI2PS) ../../../$< $(__TEXINFO_FLAGS) < /dev/null #$Z + @! $(TEST) -d aux/ps/$* || $(RM) -rf aux/ps/$* + @$(MKDIR) -p aux/ps/$* bin + $(Q)cd aux/ps/$* && $(TEXI2PS) $(__back3unless_v)$< $(__TEXINFO_FLAGS) < /dev/null #$Z @$(PRINTF_INFO) '$A' - $(Q)$(MV) obj/ps/$*/$*.ps $@ #$Z + $(Q)$(MV) aux/ps/$*/$*.ps $@ #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Build HTML manual. .PHONY: html html: bin/html/$(_PROJECT)/index.html -bin/html/%/index.html: doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) +bin/html/%/index.html: $(v)doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mTEXI\e[34m %s\e[00m$A\n' "$@" @! $(TEST) -d bin/html/$* || $(RM) -rf bin/html/$* @$(MKDIR) -p bin/html - $(Q)cd bin/html && $(MAKEINFO_HTML) ../../$< < /dev/null #$Z + $(Q)cd bin/html && $(MAKEINFO_HTML) $(__back2unless_v)$< < /dev/null #$Z @$(ECHO_EMPTY) @@ -187,8 +188,19 @@ bin/html/%/index.html: doc/info/%.texinfo $(__TEXI_SRC) install-info: bin/$(_PROJECT).info $(foreach P,$(__INFOPARTS),bin/%.info-$(P)) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(INFODIR)" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $< -- "$(DESTDIR)$(INFODIR)/$(PKGNAME).info" + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) bin/$(_PROJECT).info -- "$(DESTDIR)$(INFODIR)/$(PKGNAME).info" $(Q)$(forearch P,$(__INFOPARTS),$(INSTALL_DATA) bin/$*.info-$(P) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(INFODIR)/$(PKGNAME).info-$(P)" &&) $(TRUE) +ifdef POST_INSTALL + $(POST_INSTALL) +endif + $(Q)if $(SHELL) -c '$(N) $(INSTALL_INFO) --version' > /dev/null 2>&1; then \ + $(N)$(z) $(INSTALL_INFO) -- "${DESTDIR}${INFODIR}/$(PKGNAME).info" "${DESTDIR}${INFODIR}/dir"; \ + else \ + $(TRUE); \ + fi +ifdef POST_INSTALL + $(NORMAL_INSTALL) +endif @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Install DVI manual. @@ -196,7 +208,7 @@ install-info: bin/$(_PROJECT).info $(foreach P,$(__INFOPARTS),bin/%.info-$(P)) install-dvi: bin/$(_PROJECT).dvi @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(DVIDIR)" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $< -- "$(DESTDIR)$(DVIDIR)/$(PKGNAME).dvi" + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(DVIDIR)/$(PKGNAME).dvi" @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Install PDF manual. @@ -204,7 +216,7 @@ install-dvi: bin/$(_PROJECT).dvi install-pdf: bin/$(_PROJECT).pdf @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(PDFDIR)" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $< -- "$(DESTDIR)$(PDFDIR)/$(PKGNAME).pdf" + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(PDFDIR)/$(PKGNAME).pdf" @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Install PostScript manual. @@ -212,15 +224,15 @@ install-pdf: bin/$(_PROJECT).pdf install-ps: bin/$(_PROJECT).ps @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(PSDIR)" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $< -- "$(DESTDIR)$(PSDIR)/$(PKGNAME).ps" + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(PSDIR)/$(PKGNAME).ps" @$(ECHO_EMPTY) # Install HTML manual. .PHONY: install-html install-html: $(foreach F,$(_HTML_FILES),bin/html/$(_PROJECT)/$(F)) @$(PRINTF_INFO) '\e[00;01;31mINSTALL\e[34m %s\e[00m\n' "$@" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)/html" - $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)/html/" + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DIR) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" + $(Q)$(INSTALL_DATA) $^ -- "$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)/" @$(ECHO_EMPTY) @@ -229,6 +241,13 @@ install-html: $(foreach F,$(_HTML_FILES),bin/html/$(_PROJECT)/$(F)) # Uninstall info manual. .PHONY: uninstall-info uninstall-info: +ifdef PRE_UNINSTALL + $(PRE_UNINSTALL) +endif + -$(Q)$(N)$(a) $(INSTALL_INFO) --delete -- "${DESTDIR}${INFODIR}/$(PKGNAME).info" "${DESTDIR}${INFODIR}/dir" +ifdef PRE_UNINSTALL + $(NORMAL_UNINSTALL) +endif -$(Q)$(RM) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(INFODIR)/$(PKGNAME).info" $(forearch P,$(__INFOPARTS),"$(DESTDIR)$(INFODIR)/$(PKGNAME).info-$(P)") # Uninstall DVI manual. @@ -249,8 +268,7 @@ uninstall-ps: # Uninstall HTML manual. .PHONY: uninstall-html uninstall-html: - -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach F,$(_HTML_FILES),"$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)/html/$(F)") - -$(Q)$(RM) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)/html" + -$(Q)$(RM) -- $(foreach F,$(_HTML_FILES),"$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)/$(F)") -$(Q)$(RM) -- "$(DESTDIR)$(HTMLDIR)/$(PKGNAME)" diff --git a/mk/tools.mk b/mk/tools.mk index 6793840..5801d4f 100644 --- a/mk/tools.mk +++ b/mk/tools.mk @@ -10,27 +10,70 @@ # Part of GNU Coreutils: -MKDIR ?= mkdir +BASENAME ?= basename +CHGRP ?= chgrp +CHMOD ?= chmod +CHOWN ?= chown CP ?= cp +CPLIT ?= cplit +CUT ?= cut +DATE ?= date +DIRNAME ?= dirname +ECHO ?= echo +ENV ?= env +EXPAND ?= expand +EXPR ?= expr +FALS ?= false +FMT ?= fmt +FOLD ?= fold +HEAD ?= head +INSTALL ?= install +INSTALL_DATA ?= $(INSTALL) -m644 +INSTALL_DIR ?= $(INSTALL) -dm755 +INSTALL_PROGRAM ?= $(INSTALL) -m755 +JOIN ?= join +LN ?= ln +MKDIR ?= mkdir +MKFIFO ?= mkfifo +MKNOD ?= mknod MV ?= mv +NL ?= nl +NPROC ?= nproc +NUMFMT ?= numfmt +OD ?= od +PASTE ?= paste +PATHCHK ?= pathchk +PR ?= pr +PRINTF ?= printf +READLINK ?= readlink +REALPATH ?= realpath RM ?= rm RMDIR ?= rmdir -TRUE ?= true -TEST ?= test -TOUCH ?= touch -ECHO ?= echo -CUT ?= cut +SEQ ?= seq +SLEEP ?= sleep +SORT ?= sort +SPLIT ?= split +STAT ?= stat TAC ?= tac TAIL ?= tail -HEAD ?= head -SORT ?= sort +TEE ?= tee +TEST ?= test +TOUCH ?= touch +TR ?= tr +TRUE ?= true +TRUNCATE ?= truncate +TSORT ?= tsort +UNAME ?= uname +UNEXPAND ?= unexpand UNIQ ?= uniq -PRINTF ?= printf WC ?= wc -INSTALL ?= install -INSTALL_PROGRAM ?= $(INSTALL) -m755 -INSTALL_DATA ?= $(INSTALL) -m644 -INSTALL_DIR ?= $(INSTALL) -dm755 +YES ?= yes + +# Part of GNU help2man: +HELP2MAN ?= help2man + +# Part of GNU tar: +TAR ?= tar # Part of GNU Findutils: FIND ?= find @@ -38,6 +81,8 @@ XARGS ?= xargs # Part of GNU Grep: GREP ?= grep +EGREP ?= egrep +FGREP ?= fgrep # Part of GNU Sed: SED ?= sed @@ -48,6 +93,7 @@ GPG ?= gpg # Part of Texinfo: MAKEINFO ?= makeinfo MAKEINFO_HTML ?= $(MAKEINFO) --html +INSTALL_INFO ?= install-info # Part of Texlive-plainextra: TEXI2PDF ?= texi2pdf @@ -62,9 +108,26 @@ RSVG_CONVERT ?= rsvg-convert SVG2PS ?= $(RSVG_CONVERT) --format=ps SVG2PDF ?= $(RSVG_CONVERT) --format=pdf -# Part of GCC: +# Part of GNU Compiler Collection: CC ?= cc CPP ?= cpp +CXX ?= c++ + +# Part of GNU Binutils: +AR ?= ar +LD ?= ld +RANLIB ?= ranlib + +# Part of GNU Bison: +BISON ?= bison +YACC ?= yacc + +# Part of Flex: +FLEX ?= FLEX +LEX ?= lex + +# Part of GNU C Library: +LDCONFIG ?= ldconfig # Part of GNU Gettext: XGETTEXT ?= xgettext @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: scrotty 1.1\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2015-12-07 22:07+0100\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2015-12-10 02:23+0100\n" "PO-Revision-Date: 2015-12-07 18:50+0100\n" "Last-Translator: Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org>\n" "Language-Team: none\n" @@ -17,12 +17,12 @@ msgstr "" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=(n != 1);\n" -#: src/scrotty.c:605 +#: src/scrotty.c:606 #, c-format msgid "Saved framebuffer %i to %s,\n" msgstr "Bildrutebuffert %i sparad till %s.\n" -#: src/scrotty.c:647 +#: src/scrotty.c:686 #, c-format msgid "" "SYNOPSIS\n" @@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ msgstr "" "\tslutet av strängen, och om ett sådant även förekom direkt framför.\n" "\n" -#: src/scrotty.c:692 +#: src/scrotty.c:731 #, fuzzy, c-format msgid "" "%s\n" @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ msgstr "" "\n" "Skriven av Mattias Andrée.\n" -#: src/scrotty.c:712 +#: src/scrotty.c:751 #, c-format msgid "" "scrotty -- Screenshot program for Linux's TTY\n" @@ -147,20 +147,34 @@ msgstr "" "Du skall ha fått en kopia av GNU General Public License tillsammans\n" "med det här programmet. Om inte, se <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.\n" -#: src/scrotty.c:774 src/scrotty.c:781 +#: src/scrotty.c:813 src/scrotty.c:820 #, c-format msgid "%s: %s. Type '%s --help' for help.\n" msgstr "%s: %s. Kör '%s --help' för hjälp.\n" -#: src/scrotty.c:774 +#: src/scrotty.c:813 msgid "Unrecognised option." msgstr "Val känns inte igen." -#: src/scrotty.c:781 +#: src/scrotty.c:820 msgid "--exec has no argument." msgstr "--exec saknar argument." -#: src/scrotty.c:818 +#: src/scrotty.c:860 +#, fuzzy, c-format +msgid "%s: Unable to find a framebuffer.\n" +msgstr "%s: Kunde inte hitta någon bildrutebuffert.\n" + +#: src/scrotty.c:867 +#, c-format +msgid "%s: It looks like you are inside a display server. If this is correct, what you see is probably not what you get.\n" +msgstr "%s: Det ser ut som att du är innan för en grafikserver. Om detta är korrect, vad de ser är troligtvis inte vad du får.\n" + +#: src/scrotty.c:879 #, c-format msgid "%s: %s: %s\n" msgstr "%s: %s: %s\n" + +#, fuzzy +#~ msgid "%s: %i %i.\n" +#~ msgstr "%s: %s: %s\n" diff --git a/src/scrotty.c b/src/scrotty.c index 5e9c1a5..54e5b7d 100644 --- a/src/scrotty.c +++ b/src/scrotty.c @@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ #include <time.h> #ifdef USE_GETTEXT # include <libintl.h> +# include <locale.h> #endif @@ -330,7 +331,7 @@ measure (int fbno, long *width, long *height) int saved_errno; /* Open the file with the framebuffer's dimensions. */ - sprintf (buf, SYSDIR "/class/graphics/fb%i/virtual_size", fbno); + sprintf (buf, "%s/class/graphics/fb%i/virtual_size", SYSDIR, fbno); sizefd = open (buf, O_RDONLY); if (sizefd == -1) FILE_FAILURE (buf); @@ -575,7 +576,7 @@ save_fb (int fbno, int raw, const char *filepattern, const char *execpattern) int i, saved_errno; /* Get pathname for framebuffer, and stop if we have read all existing ones. */ - sprintf (fbpath, DEVDIR "/fb%i", fbno); + sprintf (fbpath, "%s/fb%i", DEVDIR, fbno); if (access (fbpath, F_OK)) return 1; @@ -637,6 +638,44 @@ save_fb (int fbno, int raw, const char *filepattern, const char *execpattern) /** + * Figure out whether the user is in a display server. + * We will print a warning in `main` if so. + */ +static int +have_display (void) +{ + char *env; + + /* X (should also contain a ':'.) */ + env = getenv("DISPLAY"); + if (env && *env) + return 1; + + /* mds (should also contain a ':'.) */ + env = getenv("MDS_DISPLAY"); + if (env && *env) + return 1; + + /* Mir (not verified, have not been able to find documentation.) */ + env = getenv("MIR_DISPLAY"); + if (env && *env) + return 1; + + /* Wayland. */ + env = getenv("WAYLAND_DISPLAY"); + if (env && *env) + return 1; + + /* Proposed metavariable. */ + env = getenv("PREFERRED_DISPLAY"); + if (env && *env) + return 1; + + return 0; +} + + +/** * Print usage information. * * @return Zero on success, -1 on error. @@ -742,7 +781,7 @@ main (int argc, char *argv[]) #define EXIT_USAGE(MSG) \ return fprintf (stderr, _("%s: %s. Type '%s --help' for help.\n"), execname, MSG, execname), 1 - int fbno, r, i, dash = argc, exec = -1, help = 0; + int fbno, r, i, dash = argc, exec = -1, help = 0, found = 0; int raw = 0, version = 0, copyright = 0, filepattern = -1; static char convert_args_0[] = "convert"; static char convert_args_1[] = DEVDIR "/stdin"; @@ -806,7 +845,29 @@ main (int argc, char *argv[]) if (r < 0) goto fail; if (r > 0) - break; + { + if (fbno) /* Perhaps framebuffer 1 is the first. */ + break; + else + continue; + } + found = 1; + } + + /* Did not find any framebuffer? */ + if (found == 0) + { + fprintf (stderr, _("%s: Unable to find a framebuffer.\n"), execname); + return 1; + } + + /* Warn about being inside a display server. */ + if (have_display ()) + { + fprintf (stderr, _("%s: It looks like you are inside a " + "display server. If this is correct, " + "what you see is probably not what " + "you get.\n"), execname); } return 0; |