# -*-makefile-*-
# vi: ff=unix
#
#****h* ROBODoc/Makefile.plain
# NAME
#   Makefile.plain -- Plain makefile that does not need autoconf 
# SYNOPSIS
#   * make -f makefile.plain robodoc
#   * make -f makefile.plain html
#   * make -f makefile.plain count
#   * make -f makefile.plain test
#   * make -f makefile.plain clean
#   * make -f makefile.plain xcompile
#
# PURPOSE
#   The makefile GCC.
#   You can use it if you are on a non Unix system or a system
#   that does not support autoconfiguration.
#
#   The following targets are the most useful for the user:
#   * robodoc -  makes the robodc executable.
#   * example -  makes robodoc and shows you the autodocs
#                generated from the ROBODoc source code
#                using browser.
#   * html    -  makes autodocs for robodoc in html format.
#
#   To build robodoc use:
#   * make -f makefile.plain robodoc
#
#   Developers might try:
#   * depend  - create dependencies
#   * test    -
#   * count   -
#   * clean   -
#
# NOTES
#   This documentation is not complete. It is just a test to see
#   how to best use ROBODoc with makefiles.
#
#****
#
# $Id: makefile.plain,v 1.63 2007/07/10 19:13:52 gumpu Exp $
#

SHELL = /bin/sh
.SUFFIXES:
.SUFFIXES: .c .o

#--------------------------------------
# use gcc (generic)
#--------------------------------------

CC = gcc
# CFLAGS = -g -Wall -Wshadow -Wbad-function-cast -Wconversion -Wredundant-decls 
# -Wunreachable-code
# TODO try to get this to compile with -Wconversion

CFLAGS = -g -Wall -Wshadow -Wbad-function-cast -Wredundant-decls
LIBS=

#

BROWSER=netscape
ROBODOC=./robodoc
ETAGS=/usr/bin/etags
EGREP=/bin/egrep
RM=/bin/rm
MINGW_CC=/usr/bin/i586-mingw32msvc-gcc
VERS=4.99.36
RELEASE=1
all: robodoc robohdrs

#--------------------------------------
# sources for the robodoc executable
#--------------------------------------

SOURCES = \
          analyser.c \
          ascii_generator.c \
          directory.c \
          generator.c \
          document.c \
          globals.c \
          headers.c \
          headertypes.c \
          html_generator.c \
          items.c \
          links.c \
          file.c \
          latex_generator.c \
          optioncheck.c \
          part.c \
          path.c \
          roboconfig.c \
          robodoc.c \
          rtf_generator.c \
          test_generator.c \
          troff_generator.c \
          util.c \
          xmldocbook_generator.c

HEADERS= \
         analyser.h \
         ascii_generator.h \
         directory.h \
         dirwalk.h \
         document.h \
         file.h \
         generator.h \
         globals.h \
         headers.h \
         headertypes.h \
         html_generator.h \
         items.h \
         latex_generator.h \
         links.h \
         optioncheck.h \
         part.h \
         path.h \
         roboconfig.h \
         robodoc.h \
         rtf_generator.h \
         test_generator.h \
         troff_generator.h \
         unittest.h \
         util.h \
         xmldocbook_generator.h

OBJECTS = $(SOURCES:.c=.o)
DEPENDS = $(OBJECTS:.o=.d)

#****e* Makefile.plain/robodoc
# NAME
#   robodoc --
# NOTE
#   This assumes that you version of make knows how to make an .o file
#   out of an .c file.
# SOURCE
#

robodoc : $(OBJECTS) 
	$(CC) $(OBJECTS) -o robodoc$(EXE) $(LIBS)

#****

#****e* Makefile.plain/robohdrs
# NAME
#   robohdrs --
# SOURCE
#

robohdrs : robodoc robohdrs.o headers.o
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) util.o globals.o robohdrs.o headers.o roboconfig.o headertypes.o -o robohdrs$(EXE)

#****

html : robodoc.html

robodoc.html : robodoc
	./robodoc --src ./ --doc robodoc --singledoc --html --sections --toc

#****e* Makefile.plain/example
# NAME
#   example -- create and show autodocs extracted from ROBODoc source.
# FUNCTION
#
#****

example : html 
	$(BROWSER) robodoc.html

#----------------------------
# Development
#----------------------------

tags :
	$(ETAGS) *.c *.h

#****e* Makefile.plain/count
# NAME
#   count -- count the number of lines of the ROBODoc source.
#****

count :
	$(EGREP) -v -G "^ \*" *.c *.h | egrep -v -G "/\*"  | wc


#****e* Makefile.plain/test
# NAME
#   test -- run some tests
# FUNCTION
#   Runs robodoc on file with a number of different headers.
# HISTORY
#   2002-05-19/PetteriK: test cases in Test directory run with this rule
#
#****

test : $(ROBODOC)
	(cd Test; $(MAKE))

#****e* Makefile.plain/clean
# NAME
#   clean -- Clean up the mess we made.
# FUNCTION
#   Cleans up the mess we made.
#*****

clean :
	$(RM) -f $(DOCS) $(XREF)
	$(RM) -f robodoc robohdrs
	$(RM) -f *~
	$(RM) -f *.o *.tex *.toc *.dvi *.aux *.log *.ps *.exe
	$(RM) -f robodoc.html
	$(RM) -f testheaders.html
	$(RM) -f stamp-h* makefile.in config.h

#****e* Makefile.plain/xcompiler-test
# NAME
#   xcompiler-test
# SYNOPSIS
#   make -f makefile.plain xcompiler-test
# NOTE
#   Used by do.sh.  
# RESULT
#   Exit status 0 if cross-compiler is found.
# SOURCE
#

xcompiler-test:
	test -x $(MINGW_CC)
	zip -h > /dev/null 2>&1

#*****

#****e* Makefile.plain/xcompile
# NAME
#   xcompile
# SYNOPSIS
#   make -f makefile.plain xcompile
#   make -f makefile.plain MINGW_CC=/path/to/mingwcc xcompile
# NOTE
#   Cross-compile Wintel binary.
#   Consider `apt-get install mingw32' before running this.
# RESULT
#   Excutable `robodoc.exe' is created.
# SOURCE
#

xcompile:
	$(MAKE) -f makefile.plain CC=$(MINGW_CC) EXE=.exe robodoc

#***** end xcompile

#------------------------------
# Construction of the makefile
#------------------------------

-include $(DEPENDS)

depend:
	$(CC) -MMD -E $(SOURCES) > /dev/null