1 ## automake - create Makefile.in from Makefile.am
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18 # This fragment is probably only useful for maintainers. It relies on
19 # GNU make and gcc. It is only included in the generated Makefile.in
20 # if `automake' is not passed the `--include-deps' flag.
22 MKDEP = gcc -MM $(DEFS) $(INCLUDES) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS)
24 ## We use ".P" as the name of our placeholder because it can't be
25 ## duplicated by any C source file. (Well, there could be ".c", but
26 ## no one does that in practice)
27 -include $(srcdir)/.deps/.P
28 $(srcdir)/.deps/.P: $(BUILT_SOURCES)
29 cd $(srcdir) && test -d .deps || mkdir .deps
30 ## Use ":" here and not "echo timestamp". Otherwise GNU Make barfs:
31 ## .deps/.P:1: *** missing separator. Stop.
32 ## Actually, use a plain "echo" and not ":". Why? From the Autoconf
33 ## manual, node Automatic Remaking:
34 ## On some old BSD systems, `touch' or any command that results in an
35 ## empty file does not update the timestamps, so use a command like
36 ## `echo' as a workaround.
40 $(DEP_FILES): $(srcdir)/.deps/.P
42 $(srcdir)/.deps/%.P: $(srcdir)/%.c
43 @echo "mkdeps $< > $@"
44 ## Use funny regexp because otherwise too much can be matched when
45 ## srcdir begins with ".". Can't use \< since sed doesn't recognize
46 ## "." as a word start. Regexp-quote srcdir because "." is a matching
47 ## operator which commonly appears in filenames. Need "//*" in
48 ## regexps because otherwise the regexp will fail when srcdir=. and
49 ## the path to the file is relative (eg ../lib/error.c matches "./*").
50 @re=`echo 's,^$(srcdir)//*,,g;s, $(srcdir)//*, ,g' | sed 's,\.,\\\\.,g'`; \
51 $(MKDEP) $< | sed "$$re" > $@-tmp
52 @if test -n "$o"; then \
53 sed 's/\.o:/$$o:/' $@-tmp > $@; \
59 # End of maintainer-only section