From: Bert Burgemeister Date: Sat, 2 Jun 2012 17:38:28 +0000 (+0200) Subject: Remove cruft from Makefile and source tree X-Git-Tag: 135^0 X-Git-Url: https://repo.or.cz/w/clqr.git/commitdiff_plain/87800f3edc258cc9f6144771fd8bd75abd854219 Remove cruft from Makefile and source tree --- diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index c15c4f0..47d7796 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ clqr-types-and-classes.5 *.flag color-current.tex paper-current.tex -html/release-date.txt -html/release-revision.txt -html/latest-changes.html -html/*.jpg +release-date.txt +release-revision.txt +latest-changes.html +*.jpg gh-pages \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile index ebe9346..3f8a623 100644 --- a/Makefile +++ b/Makefile @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 Bert Burgemeister +# Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Bert Burgemeister # # Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this # document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ # Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts and # no Back-Cover Texts. For details see file COPYING. -CLQR = clqr SEND-TO-LOG = | tee -a lastbuild.log LATEX = latex @@ -29,61 +28,59 @@ MV = mv --force --verbose MAKE = make GZIP = gzip GIT_REVISION = git describe | sed 's/\(.*-.*\)-.*/\1/' -GIT_ARCHIVE = git archive --format=tar --prefix=$(CLQR)/ HEAD | $(GZIP) +GIT_ARCHIVE = git archive --format=tar --prefix=clqr/ HEAD | $(GZIP) GIT_LOG = git log DATE = git log HEAD^..HEAD --date=short | awk '/Date:/{print $$2}' | tr -d '\n\\' -RSYNC = rsync -va -SSH = ssh all: letter a4 letter: $(MAKE) letter-booklets - $(MAKE) $(CLQR)-letter-consec.pdf + $(MAKE) clqr-letter-consec.pdf a4: $(MAKE) a4-booklets - $(MAKE) $(CLQR)-a4-consec.pdf + $(MAKE) clqr-a4-consec.pdf -letter-booklets: $(CLQR)-letter-booklet-all.pdf $(CLQR)-letter-booklet-four.pdf +letter-booklets: clqr-letter-booklet-all.pdf clqr-letter-booklet-four.pdf -a4-booklets: $(CLQR)-a4-booklet-all.pdf $(CLQR)-a4-booklet-four.pdf +a4-booklets: clqr-a4-booklet-all.pdf clqr-a4-booklet-four.pdf -$(CLQR)-%-consec.pdf: $(CLQR)-%-consec.ps +clqr-%-consec.pdf: clqr-%-consec.ps $(PS2PDF) $< $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-letter-booklet-%.pdf: $(CLQR)-letter-booklet-%.ps +clqr-letter-booklet-%.pdf: clqr-letter-booklet-%.ps $(PS2PDF) -sPAPERSIZE=letter $< $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-a4-booklet-%.pdf: $(CLQR)-a4-booklet-%.ps +clqr-a4-booklet-%.pdf: clqr-a4-booklet-%.ps $(PS2PDF) -sPAPERSIZE=a4 $< $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-letter-booklet-%.ps: $(CLQR)-letter-signature-%.ps color-black.flag +clqr-letter-booklet-%.ps: clqr-letter-signature-%.ps color-black.flag $(PSNUP-LETTER) $< > $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-a4-booklet-%.ps: $(CLQR)-a4-signature-%.ps color-black.flag +clqr-a4-booklet-%.ps: clqr-a4-signature-%.ps color-black.flag $(PSNUP-A4) $< > $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-%-signature-all.ps: $(CLQR)-%-consec.ps +clqr-%-signature-all.ps: clqr-%-consec.ps $(PSBOOK-ALL) $< $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-%-signature-four.ps: $(CLQR)-%-consec.ps +clqr-%-signature-four.ps: clqr-%-consec.ps $(PSBOOK-FOUR) $< $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-%-consec.ps: $(CLQR)-%.dvi color-colorful.flag +clqr-%-consec.ps: clqr-%.dvi color-colorful.flag $(DVIPS) -o $@ $< $(SEND-TO-LOG) -$(CLQR)-%.dvi: $(CLQR).tex $(CLQR)-*.tex $(CLQR).*.tex $(CLQR)-types-and-classes.1 paper-%.flag revision-number - $(TOUCH) $(CLQR).ind $(SEND-TO-LOG) - $(LATEX) $(CLQR).tex $(SEND-TO-LOG) - $(LATEX) $(CLQR).tex $(SEND-TO-LOG) - $(MAKEINDEX) -s $(CLQR).ist $(CLQR).idx $(SEND-TO-LOG) - $(LATEX) $(CLQR).tex $(SEND-TO-LOG) - $(MV) $(CLQR).dvi $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) - -$(CLQR)-types-and-classes.1 $(CLQR)-types-and-classes.2 \ -$(CLQR)-types-and-classes.3 $(CLQR)-types-and-classes.4 \ -$(CLQR)-types-and-classes.5: $(CLQR)-types-and-classes.mp $(CLQR).macros.tex clqr.packages.tex +clqr-%.dvi: clqr.tex clqr-*.tex clqr.*.tex clqr-types-and-classes.1 paper-%.flag revision-number + $(TOUCH) clqr.ind $(SEND-TO-LOG) + $(LATEX) clqr.tex $(SEND-TO-LOG) + $(LATEX) clqr.tex $(SEND-TO-LOG) + $(MAKEINDEX) -s clqr.ist clqr.idx $(SEND-TO-LOG) + $(LATEX) clqr.tex $(SEND-TO-LOG) + $(MV) clqr.dvi $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) + +clqr-types-and-classes.1 clqr-types-and-classes.2 \ +clqr-types-and-classes.3 clqr-types-and-classes.4 \ +clqr-types-and-classes.5: clqr-types-and-classes.mp clqr.macros.tex clqr.packages.tex $(MPOST) $< $(SEND-TO-LOG) paper-a4.flag: @@ -107,70 +104,57 @@ color-black.flag: $(TOUCH) $@ revision-number: - $(GIT_REVISION) | tee REVISION.tex > html/release-revision.txt - $(DATE) | tee DATE.tex > html/release-date.txt + $(GIT_REVISION) | tee REVISION.tex > release-revision.txt + $(DATE) | tee DATE.tex > release-date.txt clean: - $(RM) *.dvi *.toc *.aux *.log *.idx *.ilg *.ind *.out *.ps *.pdf *~ html/*~ \ - *.flag *.jpg html/*.jpg *.tar.gz REVISION.tex DATE.tex \ - html/latest-changes.html html/release-revision.txt html/release-date.txt \ + $(RM) *.dvi *.toc *.aux *.log *.idx *.ilg *.ind *.out *.ps *.pdf *~ \ + *.flag *.jpg *.jpg *.tar.gz REVISION.tex DATE.tex \ + latest-changes.html release-revision.txt release-date.txt \ *.[12345] *.mpx mpxerr.tex paper-current.tex color-current.tex $(RM) -r gh-pages -# Project hosting, Berlios +# Project hosting, Github -publish: - $(MAKE) html/sample-frontcover.jpg \ - html/sample-firstpage-all.jpg html/sample-firstpage-four.jpg \ - html/sample-firstpage-consec.jpg html/sample-source.jpg \ - html/latest-changes.html \ - $(CLQR).tar.gz - $(MAKE) letter a4 - $(MAKE) publishclean - $(RSYNC) --delete ./ trebb@shell.berlios.de:/home/groups/ftp/pub/clqr/clqr/ $(SEND-TO-LOG) - $(RSYNC) ./html/ trebb@shell.berlios.de:/home/groups/clqr/htdocs/ $(SEND-TO-LOG) - -html/sample-frontcover.jpg: $(CLQR)-a4-consec.pdf +sample-frontcover.jpg: clqr-a4-consec.pdf $(CONVERT) $<'[0]' -verbose -resize 40% temp.jpg $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(MONTAGE) temp.jpg -tile 1x1 -geometry +1+1 -background gray $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(RM) temp.jpg -html/sample-firstpage-%.jpg: $(CLQR)-a4-booklet-%.pdf +sample-firstpage-%.jpg: clqr-a4-booklet-%.pdf $(CONVERT) $<'[0]' -verbose -resize 15% temp.jpg $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(MONTAGE) temp.jpg -tile 1x1 -geometry +1+1 -background gray $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(RM) temp.jpg -html/sample-firstpage-consec.jpg: $(CLQR)-a4-consec.pdf +sample-firstpage-consec.jpg: clqr-a4-consec.pdf $(CONVERT) $<'[0]' -verbose -resize 15% temp.jpg $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(MONTAGE) temp.jpg -tile 1x1 -geometry +1+1 -background gray $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(RM) temp.jpg -html/sample-source.jpg: $(CLQR)-numbers.tex +sample-source.jpg: clqr-numbers.tex $(HEAD) -n 57 $< | $(TAIL) -n 40 | $(CONVERT) -font Courier -crop 120x80+30+2 +repage label:@- temp.jpg $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(MONTAGE) temp.jpg -tile 1x1 -geometry +1+1 -background gray $@ $(SEND-TO-LOG) $(RM) temp.jpg -html/latest-changes.html: $(CLQR).tex $(CLQR)-*.tex +latest-changes.html: clqr.tex clqr-*.tex if $(GIT_LOG) -5 --pretty=format:"

%ci%n
%s%n
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" > $@; then true; else true; fi $(SEND-TO-LOG) -# Github - gh-publish: $(RM) -r gh-pages mkdir gh-pages - $(MAKE) gh-pages/$(CLQR)-a4-booklet-all.pdf \ - gh-pages/$(CLQR)-a4-booklet-four.pdf \ - gh-pages/$(CLQR)-a4-consec.pdf \ - gh-pages/$(CLQR)-letter-booklet-all.pdf \ - gh-pages/$(CLQR)-letter-booklet-four.pdf \ - gh-pages/$(CLQR)-letter-consec.pdf \ + $(MAKE) gh-pages/clqr-a4-booklet-all.pdf \ + gh-pages/clqr-a4-booklet-four.pdf \ + gh-pages/clqr-a4-consec.pdf \ + gh-pages/clqr-letter-booklet-all.pdf \ + gh-pages/clqr-letter-booklet-four.pdf \ + gh-pages/clqr-letter-consec.pdf \ gh-pages/sample-frontcover.jpg \ gh-pages/sample-firstpage-all.jpg \ gh-pages/sample-firstpage-four.jpg \ gh-pages/sample-firstpage-consec.jpg \ gh-pages/sample-source.jpg \ - gh-pages/$(CLQR).tar.gz \ + gh-pages/clqr.tar.gz \ gh-pages/404.html \ gh-pages/CNAME \ gh-pages/README \ @@ -184,11 +168,11 @@ gh-publish: gh-pages/source.html cd gh-pages; git init; git add ./; git commit -a -m "gh-pages pseudo commit"; git push git@github.com:trebb/clqr.git +master:gh-pages -gh-pages/sample-%.jpg: html/sample-%.jpg +gh-pages/sample-%.jpg: sample-%.jpg $(CP) $< $@ -gh-pages/index.html: html-template/index.html html/latest-changes.html - sed -e "/

Latest Changes<\/h3>/ r html/latest-changes.html" html-template/index.html > $@ +gh-pages/index.html: html-template/index.html latest-changes.html + sed -e "/

Latest Changes<\/h3>/ r latest-changes.html" html-template/index.html > $@ gh-pages/download.html: html-template/download.html revision-number sed -e "/This is revision/ r REVISION.tex" -e "// r DATE.tex" html-template/download.html > $@ @@ -202,8 +186,5 @@ gh-pages/%.tar.gz: %.tar.gz gh-pages/%: html-template/% $(CP) $< $@ -$(CLQR).tar.gz: $(CLQR).tex $(CLQR)-*.tex - if $(GIT_ARCHIVE) > $(CLQR).tar.gz; then true; else true; fi $(SEND-TO-LOG) - -publishclean: - $(RM) $(CLQR).{aux,idx,ilg,ind,log,out,toc} *.ps *.dvi $(CLQR)-types-and-classes.{log,mpx,1,2,3,4,5} *~ html/*~ +clqr.tar.gz: clqr.tex clqr-*.tex + if $(GIT_ARCHIVE) > clqr.tar.gz; then true; else true; fi $(SEND-TO-LOG) diff --git a/count-downloads.sh b/count-downloads.sh deleted file mode 100755 index 6439d1e..0000000 --- a/count-downloads.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -#! /bin/bash - -for FILE -in clqr-a4-consec.pdf clqr-a4-booklet-all.pdf clqr-a4-booklet-four.pdf \ - clqr-letter-consec.pdf clqr-letter-booklet-all.pdf clqr-letter-booklet-four.pdf \ - clqr.tar.gz -do - if [[ /home/groups/clqr/log/combined.prev.log \ - -nt /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.all-time-counter ]]; - then - touch /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.all-time-counter; # in case it didn't exist - echo $(( `cat /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.all-time-counter` \ - + \ - `grep --count -e "GET /${FILE} .* 200 " \ - /home/groups/clqr/log/combined.prev.log` )) \ - > /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.all-time-counter - fi - echo `grep --count -e "GET /${FILE} .* 200 " \ - /home/groups/clqr/log/combined.curr.log` \ - > /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.week-counter - - echo $(( `cat /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.all-time-counter` + \ - `cat /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.week-counter` )) \ - > /home/groups/clqr/htdocs/counters/${FILE}.current-counter -done diff --git a/html/TAGS b/html/TAGS deleted file mode 100644 index 3151f94..0000000 --- a/html/TAGS +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ - -index.html,69 -Common Lisp Quick Reference5,178 -Common Lisp Quick Reference13,524 - -license.html,168 -Common Lisp Quick Reference4,119 -project page976533,1066 -License37,1184 -GNU Free Documentation License54,1693 -How to use this License for your documents508,23471 - -printing.html,97 -Common Lisp Quick Reference4,119 -project page976533,1067 -Printing37,1185 -Bookbinding53,1916 - -source.html,81 -Common Lisp Quick Reference4,119 -project page976533,1066 -LaTeX Source37,1184 - -robots.txt,0 - -release-revision.txt,0 - -release-date.txt,0 - -new-pure.css,0 - -index.php,0 - -favicon.ico,0 - -download.php,0 diff --git a/html/download.php b/html/download.php deleted file mode 100644 index 8dc2839..0000000 --- a/html/download.php +++ /dev/null @@ -1,197 +0,0 @@ - - - - Common Lisp Quick Reference - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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