# Makefile for ldb	8/3/91
#
# Copyright 1991  Perry R. Ross
#
# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
# documentation without fee is hereby granted, subject to the restrictions
# detailed in the README file, which is included here by reference.
# Any other use requires written permission from the author.  This software
# is distributed "as is" without any warranty, including any implied
# warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
# The author shall not be liable for any damages resulting from the
# use of this software.  By using this software, the user agrees
# to these terms.

### INSTALLATION OPTIONS ###
# If your host uses an ancient version of curses (e.g. VAX-C, Sequent),
# uncomment the following line.  To tell if you need this option,
# first try compiling without it and see if your linker complains
# about cbreak() and nocbreak() not being defined.  If it does,
# you need this option.
OLDCURSES=
#OLDCURSES=-DOLD_CURSES

# If your system uses index and rindex rather than strchr and strrchr,
# uncomment the following line.  If you don't know, just try compiling
# and see if you get an error.  These days most systems will take strchr
# and strrchr.
USE_INDEX=
#USE_INDEX=-DUSE_INDEX

# If your libc doesn't have a rename function, uncomment the
# following to use the one that's included.  DO NOT use this
# rename if your system already has one.
RENAME=
#RENAME=rename.o

# Uncomment the following lines only if you are using Eunice.
# If you don't know what it is, believe me, you're not using it.
UNIXTOVMS=true
VMSTOUNIX=true
#UNIXTOVMS=unixtovms
#VMSTOUNIX=vmstounix

# Uncomment this line if your UNIX does not have the Berkeley
# variable-length directory routines.  These are opendir,
# readdir, closedir, etc.
NEED_READDIR=
# NEED_READDIR=-DNEED_READDIR

# Put the name of the filename of the appropriate pattern matcher here.
# For UNIX systems, this should be flist_unix.  For VMS, this should
# be flist_vms.  If for some reason the flist file does not work on
# your system, 1) please send me mail telling me, and 2) you can
# plug in flist_none, which disables pattern matching but allows
# ldb to compile.
FLIST=flist_unix

# Put the name of the front-end you want to compile in here.
# NOTE: there is currently only one available front-end (curses).
FE_FILE=fe_curses

# Put the name of the transport you want to compile in here.
# NOTE: there is currently only one available transport (email).
T_FILE=t_email

# Put the name of the dice roller you want to compile in here.
# If you want to write your own dice roller, you can.  I would
# prefer people all used the same one, since that is more fair,
# but as long as it is really a random number generator, you're ok.
# If you put in a fake dice roller (e.g. one that asks you what
# roll you want), you are in violation of the copyright.  Read
# the README file for more information.
R_FILE=r_xrand

# Put compiler flags here.
CFLAGS=-O $(OLDCURSES) $(NEED_READDIR)
LIBS=-lcurses -ltermcap

# use these 2 lines for SCO XENIX (also SCO UNIX?)
#CFLAGS= -O -Mle -LARGE -Zi -DM_TERMCAP $(OLDCURSES)
#LIBS=-lx -ltcap -ltermlib
LINTFLAGS=

# Name of ldb executable.
LDB=ldb
# LDB=ldb.exe

# Page length to format manual with.  62 for VMS or Eunice, 66 for most others.
PAGELEN=66

CC=cc

### END OF INSTALLATION OPTIONS ###

CFILES=	board.c game.c main.c misc.c move.c process.c rcvop.c control.c \
	check.c readmail.c save.c vars.c fe_curses.c t_email.c r_xrand.c \
	dohelp.c dostats.c rename.c flist_unix.c flist_vms.c flist_none.c \
	lock.c
HFILES=ldb.h patchlevel.h
OFILES=	board.o game.o main.o misc.o move.o process.o rcvop.o control.o \
	check.o readmail.o save.o vars.o $(FE_FILE).o $(T_FILE).o $(R_FILE).o \
	dohelp.o dostats.o $(RENAME) $(FLIST).o lock.o
SHARFILES=MANIFEST README Makefile $(CFILES) $(HFILES) makefile.vms \
	makeldb.com ldb.man

$(LDB): $(OFILES)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -s -o $(LDB) $(OFILES) $(LIBS)

all: $(LDB) ldb.doc

ldb.doc: ldb.man
	nroff -rT$(PAGELEN) -man ldb.man >ldb.doc
	$(UNIXTOVMS) ldb.doc

ldb.doc60: ldb.man
	nroff -rT60 -man ldb.man >ldb.doc60
	$(UNIXTOVMS) ldb.doc60

ldb.doc62: ldb.man
	nroff -rT62 -man ldb.man >ldb.doc62
	$(UNIXTOVMS) ldb.doc62

ldb.doc66: ldb.man
	nroff -rT66 -man ldb.man >ldb.doc66
	$(UNIXTOVMS) ldb.doc66

lint: .XXX
	lint $(LINTFLAGS) $(CFILES) > lint.out

clean: .XXX
	rm -f $(OFILES) ldb *.obj ldb.exe make.out .mk lint.out MANIFEST.BAK

shar: $(SHARFILES)
	$(VMSTOUNIX) $(SHARFILES)
	makekit -m

tags: .XXX
	ctags $(CFILES)
	sed 's/Mmain/main/' <tags | sort >.tags
	mv .tags tags

.XXX: