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#	Makefile for the notesfile reference manual
#	March 29, 1982
#	Ray Essick, University of Illinois
#	uiucdcs!essick     uiucdcs!notes
#
#	Note that the macros are set up for two-sided copying.
#	The page numbers alternate between the left and right 
#	sides of the page.
#	See the file "macros" and the macro "hh" to modify this
#
#	This copy of everything has been modified to run with troff
#	and a typesetter. Hopefully the only changes to make it
#	run again under nroff will be in page length/width statements.
#
#

DISTDIR	= p:/usr/src/uiuc/notesfiles
DCP=	rcp
NROPTS	= 
#	rditroff actually prints the mother
TROFF	= rditroff3 
NROFF	= nroff
NOUT	= qprx
FILES=	0.long 0.short \
	1 2.1 2.2 3.1 3.2 \
	4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 \
	5 \
	a.checklist b.interface c.changes
LONGFILES= 0.long \
	1 2.1 2.2 3.1 3.2 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 \
	5 a.checklist b.interface c.changes
SHORTFILES= 0.short \
	1 2.1 2.2 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5
OTHERS	= macros vtoc Makefile acks

man:	longman
all:	longman shortman
out:	longout

longman:	$(LONGFILES) macros vtoc acks
	$(TROFF) $(NROPTS) macros $(LONGFILES) vtoc acks

shortman: $(SHORTFILES) macros vtoc
	$(TROFF) $(NROPTS) macros $(SHORTFILES) vtoc

longout: $(LONGFILES) macros vtoc acks
	$(NROFF) $(NROPTS) macros $(LONGFILES) vtoc acks > longout

shortout: $(SHORTFILES) macros vtoc
	$(NROFF) $(NROPTS) macros $(SHORTFILES) vtoc > shortout

print: longout
	$(NOUT) longout

help:
	@echo "make longman/shortman for long/abridged user man via troff"
	@echo "make longout/shortout for long/abridged user man via nroff"
	@echo "make print prints long nroff output"

#
#	Maintainence.
#

spell:	$(FILES)
	sp $?
	touch spell

diction: out
	diction out > diction

style:	out
	style out > style

dist:	$(FILES) $(OTHERS)
	${DCP} $? $(DISTDIR)/doc/.
	touch dist

clean:
	rm -f man out Make.errs
	rm -f diction style spell sp.*

install:

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