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1.1       root        1: .nr PS 12
                      2: .NH
                      3: Retrofitting of Software Projects
                      4: .nr PS 10
                      5: .XS
                      6: \*(SN Retrofitting of Software Projects
                      7: .XE
                      8: .PP
                      9: Since SPMS accepts an arbitrary directory arrangement, existing software
                     10: packages can be converted into projects with minimal reorganization. For
                     11: example, the Fortran 77 compiler project shown in figure 12 was brought
                     12: under project control by the following commands.
                     13: .KF
                     14: .sp 20
                     15: .SM
                     16: .ce
                     17: \fIFigure 12.  \fRThe Fortran 77 compiler project
                     18: 
                     19: .NL
                     20: .KE
                     21: .ID
                     22: %  \fBcd /usr/src/usr.bin\fR
                     23: %  \fBmkproject  \-T\|project  f77\fR
                     24: f77: description? (1 line): \fBFortran 77\fR
                     25: %  \fBchproject  f77\fR
                     26: %  \fBpmkdir  \-T\|include,src  include\fR
                     27: include: description? (1 line): \fBheader files\fR
                     28: %  \fBpmkdir src\fR
                     29: src: description? (1 line): \fBsource code\fR
                     30: %  \fBpd src\fR
                     31: %  \fBpmkdir  \-T\|cmdsrc,src,update.300,clean   f77  fpr  fsplit\fR
                     32: f77: description? (1 line): \fBf77 \- Fortran 77 compiler\fR
                     33: fpr: description? (1 line): \fBfpr \- print Fortran files\fR
                     34: fsplit: description? (1 line): \fBfsplit \- split multi-routine Fortran files\fR
                     35: %  \fBpmkdir  \-T\|cmdsrc,src,update.300,clean   f77pass1  f1  f2\fR
                     36: f77pass1: description? (1 line): \fBf77 parser\fR
                     37: f1: description? (1 line): \fBf77 code generator\fR
                     38: f2: description? (1 line): \fBf77 peephole optimizer\fR
                     39: %  \fBcd /usr/src/usr.lib\fR
                     40: %  \fBpmkdir \-T\|libsrc,src,update.200,clean   libF77  libI77  libU77\fR
                     41: libF77: description? (1 line): \fBf77 function library\fR
                     42: libI77: description? (1 line): \fBf77 I/O library\fR
                     43: libU77: description? (1 line): \fBf77 system utility library\fR
                     44: %  \fBpmkdir  \-N\|doc  \-T\|doc  /usr/doc/f77\fR
                     45: /usr/doc/f77: description? (1 line): \fBf77 documentation\fR
                     46: .DE
                     47: .PP
                     48: The directory aliasing feature of SPMS is also demonstrated by this example.
                     49: Sometimes a project will have more than one directory with the same name
                     50: as is the case with the Fortran project, where
                     51: the name of the `src/f77' compiler driver program directory coincides with the
                     52: name of the `doc/f77' documentation directory. Since SPMS insists that
                     53: the directories within each project have unique names, the `doc/f77' directory
                     54: is aliased to `doc' using \fIpmkdir \-N\fR.
                     55: 
                     56: 

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