Diff for /gforth/Makefile.in between versions 1.21 and 1.22

version 1.21, 1995/03/14 19:01:41 version 1.22, 1995/03/20 18:16:19
Line 17  INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@ Line 17  INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@
 LN_S    = @LN_S@  LN_S    = @LN_S@
 GCC     = gcc  GCC     = gcc
 FORTH   = ./gforth  FORTH   = ./gforth
 CC      = gcc  STRIP   = strip
 TEXI2DVI = tex  TEXI2DVI = tex
 DVI2PS  = dvips  DVI2PS  = dvips
 #you can get texi2html from http://asis01.cern.ch/infohtml/texi2html.html  #you can get texi2html from http://asis01.cern.ch/infohtml/texi2html.html
Line 119  realclean: distclean Line 119  realclean: distclean
 dist:           $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN)  dist:           $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN)
                 -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION)                  -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION)
                 mkdir gforth-$(VERSION)                  mkdir gforth-$(VERSION)
                 cp $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth-$(VERSION)                  cp -p $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth-$(VERSION)
                 tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION).tar.gz                  tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION).tar.gz
   
   #a binary distribution contains the complete source distribution,
   # the objects, the executable and the links. the objects are there for making
   # make happy.
   bindist:        $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth $(OBJECTS) config.status Makefile
                   -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION)
                   mkdir gforth-$(VERSION)
                   cp -p -d $(SOURCES) config.status Makefile $(FORTH_GEN) gforth $(OBJECTS) machine.h gforth.fi gforth-$(VERSION)
                   strip gforth-$(VERSION)/gforth
                   tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION)-@host@.tar.gz
   
   #makes a package with only the stuff not present in the source
   #package. For installation the source package is still needed!
   #This is useful if you want to distribute many binary versions in
   #little space (e.g., on floppy disk): Put the source package and
   #all the binonly packages you are interested in on the disk. The user
   #then just has to unpack the source and his favourite binonly into the
   #same directory and has a full binary distribution.
   binonlydist:    $(SOURCES) $(FORTH_GEN) gforth $(OBJECTS)
                   -rm -rf gforth-$(VERSION)
                   mkdir gforth-$(VERSION)
                   cp -p -d  config.status Makefile gforth $(OBJECTS) machine.h gforth.fi gforth-$(VERSION)
                   strip gforth-$(VERSION)/gforth
                   tar cvf - gforth-$(VERSION)|gzip -9 >gforth-$(VERSION)-binonly-@host@.tar.gz
   
   
   
 #strip gforth, because the debugging stuff is hardly useful once  #strip gforth, because the debugging stuff is hardly useful once
 # gforth manages to execute more than a few primitives  # gforth manages to execute more than a few primitives
   
Line 246  config.status: configure Line 272  config.status: configure
         ./config.status --recheck          ./config.status --recheck
 configure: configure.in  configure: configure.in
         cd $(srcdir) && autoconf          cd $(srcdir) && autoconf
   
 #unnecessary and does not work with all makes  
 #%.s :          %.c $(INCLUDES)  
 #               $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -S $< -o $@  
   
 #%.o :          %.s  
 #               $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@  
   

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