| 1 | ## do not change this value |
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| 2 | subdir=. |
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| 3 | |
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| 4 | ## get standard variables from autoconf - autoconf will replace |
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| 5 | ## this variable with content of "scripts/config.vars". |
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| 6 | @stdvars@ |
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| 7 | |
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| 8 | ## By default, make will jump into any sub directory containing |
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| 9 | ## a file named "Makefile". This is done in the order implied by |
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| 10 | ## /bin/ls. You can override this by using variable SUBDIRS. For |
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| 11 | ## example, if not set, then make behaves as if |
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| 12 | ## SUBDIRS = antlr doc examples lib |
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| 13 | ## has been set. |
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| 14 | |
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| 15 | SUBDIRS = antlr lib doc |
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| 16 | |
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| 17 | ## When using stdmake before any other rule, then the default |
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| 18 | ## rule is "all" and behaviour of make is first to make all |
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| 19 | ## subdirectories and then all "local" targets with name all, |
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| 20 | ## clean, install, test etc. |
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| 21 | ## Sometimes it's usefull to make the local target first and then |
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| 22 | ## subdirs. To enforce this, just listen target in question be- |
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| 23 | ## fore "stdmake". By doing so, your target will become the |
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| 24 | ## default. This is usually not what you want. Therefore introduce |
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| 25 | ## a pseude rule (like this) to tell make about the default target. |
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| 26 | this : all |
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| 27 | |
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| 28 | |
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| 29 | ## get standard make rules from autoconf |
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| 30 | @stdmake@ |
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| 31 | |
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| 32 | test clean distclean install :: |
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| 33 | @ if test -f examples/Makefile ; then \ |
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| 34 | @MAKE@ -C examples $@ ; \ |
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| 35 | fi |
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| 36 | |
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| 37 | # Rule to remove all objects, cores, ANTLR generated, |
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| 38 | # configure generated, etc. This is not a recursive rule |
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| 39 | # because distclean removes files unconditionally |
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| 40 | # included by subdirectory Makefiles. |
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| 41 | # |
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| 42 | maintainer-clean: distclean |
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| 43 | -@RMF@ -f configure |
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| 44 | |
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| 45 | # |
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| 46 | # Rule to make a tarball exclusive all kinds of fluff |
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| 47 | # |
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| 48 | |
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| 49 | TIMESTAMP = $(shell date +%Y%m%d) |
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| 50 | TAR_DIR = $(versioneddir) |
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| 51 | TAR_FILE = $(versioneddir).tar |
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| 52 | |
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| 53 | _tar: |
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| 54 | -@RMF@ $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 55 | ln -s $(srcdir) $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 56 | $(TAR) cfh $(TAR_FILE) \ |
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| 57 | --exclude CVS \ |
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| 58 | --exclude *.pyc \ |
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| 59 | --exclude *.o \ |
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| 60 | --exclude *.d \ |
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| 61 | --exclude *.lo \ |
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| 62 | --exclude *.a \ |
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| 63 | --exclude *.la \ |
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| 64 | --exclude *.lai \ |
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| 65 | --exclude *.so \ |
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| 66 | --exclude *.class \ |
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| 67 | --exclude .deps \ |
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| 68 | --exclude .depend \ |
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| 69 | --exclude config.cache \ |
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| 70 | --exclude config.status \ |
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| 71 | --exclude Config.make \ |
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| 72 | --exclude antlr-config \ |
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| 73 | --exclude run-antlr \ |
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| 74 | --exclude *~ \ |
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| 75 | --exclude core \ |
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| 76 | --exclude dmalloc.log \ |
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| 77 | --exclude .gdb_history \ |
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| 78 | --exclude ".nfs*" \ |
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| 79 | --exclude "$(TAR_DIR)/gen_doc/html" \ |
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| 80 | --exclude "$(TAR_DIR)/gen_doc/html/*" \ |
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| 81 | --exclude Makefile \ |
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| 82 | $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 83 | @CHMOD@ 660 $(TAR_FILE) |
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| 84 | @RMF@ $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 85 | |
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| 86 | tar backup : _tar |
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| 87 | gzip -f --best $(TAR_FILE) |
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| 88 | |
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| 89 | ## When building a release, it's crucial that time stamps are up-to-date and that |
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| 90 | ## files have proper permission bit set. Since $(srcdir) might be under the |
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| 91 | ## control of Perforce (or an other versioning system), I'm going to unpack the |
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| 92 | ## tar file again in a local directory and update time stamps as well as |
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| 93 | ## permission. |
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| 94 | release : @ANTLR_JAR@ _tar |
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| 95 | @TAR@ xpf $(TAR_FILE) |
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| 96 | @CP@ @ANTLR_JAR@ $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 97 | find $(TAR_DIR) -type f | xargs @CHMOD@ 644 |
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| 98 | find $(TAR_DIR) -type d | xargs @CHMOD@ 755 |
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| 99 | @CHMOD@ 777 $(TAR_DIR)/configure |
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| 100 | find $(TAR_DIR) | xargs @TOUCH@ |
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| 101 | find $(TAR_DIR)/antlr -name \*.java | xargs @TOUCH@ |
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| 102 | @TAR@ cf $(TAR_FILE) $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 103 | gzip -f --best $(TAR_FILE) |
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| 104 | gzip -t -v $(TAR_FILE).gz |
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| 105 | @RMF@ $(TAR_DIR) |
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| 106 | |
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| 107 | ## This one for RK: |
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| 108 | new_version antlr/Version.java: |
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| 109 | @@ECHO@ "Rebuilding Version.java" |
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| 110 | @@ECHO@ "package antlr;" > antlr/Version.java |
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| 111 | @@ECHO@ "public class Version {" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 112 | @@ECHO@ " public static final String version = \"$(VERSION)\";" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 113 | @@ECHO@ " public static final String subversion = \"$(SUBVERSION)\";" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 114 | @@ECHO@ " public static final String patchlevel = \"$(PATCHLEVEL)\";" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 115 | @@ECHO@ " public static final String datestamp = \"$(TIMESTAMP)\";" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 116 | @@ECHO@ " public static final String project_version = \"$(VERSION).$(SUBVERSION).$(PATCHLEVEL) ($(TIMESTAMP))\";" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 117 | @@ECHO@ "}" >> antlr/Version.java |
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| 118 | |
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| 119 | ## Installation is delegated to sub directories - as configured. |
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| 120 | ## Here we just create a bin directory that should contain |
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| 121 | ## scripts to mess up with ANTLR. Other things to do? |
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| 122 | |
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| 123 | docdir = $(datadir)/doc/$(versioneddir) |
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| 124 | extradir = $(datadir)/$(versioneddir) |
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| 125 | |
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| 126 | install :: |
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| 127 | $(MKDIR) -p "$(bindir)" |
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| 128 | $(MKDIR) -p "$(extradir)" |
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| 129 | $(MKDIR) -p "$(docdir)" |
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| 130 | $(INSTALL) -m 755 scripts/run-antlr "$(bindir)/antlr" |
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| 131 | $(INSTALL) -m 755 scripts/antlr-config "$(bindir)/antlr-config" |
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| 132 | $(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/extras/antlr-mode.el "$(extradir)" |
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| 133 | $(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/extras/antlr-jedit.xml "$(extradir)" |
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| 134 | $(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/LICENSE.txt "$(docdir)" |
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| 135 | $(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/README.txt "$(docdir)" |
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| 136 | $(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/INSTALL.txt "$(docdir)" |
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| 137 | |
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| 138 | install :: |
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| 139 | @ECHO@ "installation done" |
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| 140 | |
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| 141 | # Make sure that all generated files are removed |
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| 142 | distclean_obj = \ |
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| 143 | config.* \ |
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| 144 | Makefile \ |
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| 145 | scripts/antlr-config \ |
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| 146 | scripts/antlr.sh \ |
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| 147 | scripts/antlr.spec \ |
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| 148 | scripts/config.deps \ |
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| 149 | scripts/config.make \ |
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| 150 | scripts/config.vars \ |
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| 151 | scripts/cpp.sh \ |
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| 152 | scripts/csc.sh \ |
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| 153 | scripts/c.sh \ |
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| 154 | scripts/cxx.sh \ |
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| 155 | scripts/jar.sh \ |
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| 156 | scripts/javac.sh \ |
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| 157 | scripts/java.sh \ |
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| 158 | scripts/lib.sh \ |
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| 159 | scripts/link.sh \ |
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| 160 | scripts/pyantlr.sh \ |
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| 161 | scripts/python.sh \ |
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| 162 | scripts/run-antlr \ |
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| 163 | $(eof) |
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| 164 | |
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| 165 | distclean :: clean |
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| 166 | @RMF@ $(distclean_obj) |
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| 167 | Q=`find . -name Makefile` && test -n "$$Q" && @RMF@ $${Q} |
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| 168 | |
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| 169 | ### phony targets - make this targets even if file with same name exists. |
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| 170 | .PHONY: bootstrap backup maintainer-clean |
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| 171 | ##xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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| 172 | @stddeps@ |
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| 173 | ##xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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