## do not change this value
subdir=.

## get  standard variables from autoconf - autoconf will replace
## this variable with content of "scripts/config.vars".
@stdvars@

## By default, make will jump into any sub directory  containing
## a file named "Makefile". This is done in the order implied by
## /bin/ls. You can override this by using variable SUBDIRS. For
## example, if not set, then make behaves as if
##   SUBDIRS     = antlr doc examples lib
## has been set.

SUBDIRS = antlr lib doc 

## When using stdmake  before  any other rule, then the default
## rule is "all"  and  behaviour  of  make is first to make all
## subdirectories  and then all "local"  targets with name all,
## clean, install, test etc.
## Sometimes it's usefull to make the local target first and then
## subdirs. To  enforce  this, just listen target in question be-
## fore "stdmake". By doing so, your target will become the
## default. This is usually not what you want. Therefore introduce
## a pseude rule (like this) to tell make about the default target.
this : all


## get standard make rules from autoconf
@stdmake@

test clean distclean install ::
	@ if test -f examples/Makefile ; then \
		@MAKE@ -C examples $@ ; \
	fi

# Rule  to  remove  all objects, cores, ANTLR generated,
# configure generated, etc. This is not a recursive rule
# because distclean removes files unconditionally
# included by subdirectory Makefiles.
#
maintainer-clean: distclean
	-@RMF@ -f configure

#
# Rule to make a tarball exclusive all kinds of fluff
#

TIMESTAMP       = $(shell date +%Y%m%d)
TAR_DIR         = $(versioneddir)
TAR_FILE	      = $(versioneddir).tar

_tar:
	-@RMF@ $(TAR_DIR)
	ln -s $(srcdir) $(TAR_DIR)
	$(TAR) cfh $(TAR_FILE) \
				--exclude CVS \
				--exclude *.pyc \
				--exclude *.o \
				--exclude *.d \
				--exclude *.lo \
				--exclude *.a \
				--exclude *.la \
				--exclude *.lai \
				--exclude *.so \
				--exclude *.class \
				--exclude .deps \
				--exclude .depend \
				--exclude config.cache \
				--exclude config.status \
				--exclude Config.make \
				--exclude antlr-config \
				--exclude run-antlr \
				--exclude *~ \
				--exclude core \
				--exclude dmalloc.log \
				--exclude .gdb_history \
				--exclude ".nfs*" \
				--exclude "$(TAR_DIR)/gen_doc/html" \
				--exclude "$(TAR_DIR)/gen_doc/html/*" \
				--exclude Makefile \
				$(TAR_DIR)
	@CHMOD@ 660 $(TAR_FILE)
	@RMF@ $(TAR_DIR)

tar backup : _tar
	gzip -f --best $(TAR_FILE)

## When building a release, it's crucial that time stamps are up-to-date and that
## files have proper permission bit set. Since $(srcdir) might be under the 
## control of Perforce (or an other versioning system), I'm going to unpack the
## tar file again in a local directory and update time stamps as well as 
## permission.
release : @ANTLR_JAR@ _tar
	@TAR@ xpf $(TAR_FILE)
	@CP@ @ANTLR_JAR@ $(TAR_DIR)
	find $(TAR_DIR) -type f | xargs @CHMOD@ 644
	find $(TAR_DIR) -type d | xargs @CHMOD@ 755
	@CHMOD@ 777 $(TAR_DIR)/configure
	find $(TAR_DIR) | xargs @TOUCH@
	find $(TAR_DIR)/antlr -name \*.java | xargs @TOUCH@
	@TAR@ cf $(TAR_FILE) $(TAR_DIR)
	gzip -f --best $(TAR_FILE)
	gzip -t -v $(TAR_FILE).gz
	@RMF@ $(TAR_DIR)

## This one for RK:
new_version antlr/Version.java:
	@@ECHO@ "Rebuilding Version.java"
	@@ECHO@ "package antlr;"  > antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ "public class Version {"  >> antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ " public static final String version    = \"$(VERSION)\";"  >> antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ " public static final String subversion = \"$(SUBVERSION)\";"  >> antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ " public static final String patchlevel = \"$(PATCHLEVEL)\";"  >> antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ " public static final String datestamp  = \"$(TIMESTAMP)\";"  >> antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ " public static final String project_version = \"$(VERSION).$(SUBVERSION).$(PATCHLEVEL) ($(TIMESTAMP))\";"  >> antlr/Version.java
	@@ECHO@ "}"  >> antlr/Version.java

## Installation is delegated to sub directories - as configured.
## Here we  just  create  a  bin  directory that should contain
## scripts to mess up with ANTLR. Other things to do?

docdir   = $(datadir)/doc/$(versioneddir)
extradir = $(datadir)/$(versioneddir)

install ::
	$(MKDIR) -p "$(bindir)"
	$(MKDIR) -p "$(extradir)"
	$(MKDIR) -p "$(docdir)"
	$(INSTALL) -m 755 scripts/run-antlr                          "$(bindir)/antlr"
	$(INSTALL) -m 755 scripts/antlr-config                       "$(bindir)/antlr-config"
	$(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/extras/antlr-mode.el      "$(extradir)"
	$(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/extras/antlr-jedit.xml    "$(extradir)"
	$(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/LICENSE.txt               "$(docdir)"
	$(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/README.txt                "$(docdir)"
	$(INSTALL) -m 444 @abs_top_srcdir@/INSTALL.txt               "$(docdir)"

install ::
	@ECHO@ "installation done"

# Make sure that all generated files are removed
distclean_obj = \
 config.* \
 Makefile \
 scripts/antlr-config \
 scripts/antlr.sh \
 scripts/antlr.spec \
 scripts/config.deps \
 scripts/config.make \
 scripts/config.vars \
 scripts/cpp.sh \
 scripts/csc.sh \
 scripts/c.sh \
 scripts/cxx.sh \
 scripts/jar.sh \
 scripts/javac.sh \
 scripts/java.sh \
 scripts/lib.sh \
 scripts/link.sh \
 scripts/pyantlr.sh \
 scripts/python.sh \
 scripts/run-antlr \
 $(eof)

distclean :: clean
	@RMF@ $(distclean_obj)
	Q=`find . -name Makefile` && test -n "$$Q" && @RMF@ $${Q}

### phony targets - make this targets even if file with same name exists.
.PHONY: bootstrap backup maintainer-clean
##xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
@stddeps@
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