############################################################
## config/pre.in
## common prefix for all Makefile.in in the Kerberos V5 tree.
##
# These are set per-directory by autoconf 2.52 and 2.53:
# srcdir=@srcdir@
# top_srcdir=@top_srcdir@
# but these are only set by autoconf 2.53, and thus not useful to us on
# Mac OS X yet (as of 10.2):
# abs_srcdir=@abs_srcdir@
# abs_top_srcdir=@abs_top_srcdir@
# builddir=@builddir@
# abs_builddir=@abs_builddir@
# top_builddir=@top_builddir@
# abs_top_builddir=@abs_top_builddir@
# The "top" variables refer to the directory with the configure (or
# config.status) script.
WHAT = unix
SHELL=/bin/sh
all:: all-$(WHAT)
clean:: clean-$(WHAT)
distclean:: distclean-$(WHAT)
install:: install-$(WHAT)
check:: check-$(WHAT)
install-headers:: install-headers-$(WHAT)
##############################
# Recursion rule support
#
# The commands for the recursion targets live in config/post.in.
#
# General form of recursion rules:
#
# Each recursive target foo-unix has related targets: foo-prerecurse,
# foo-recurse, and foo-postrecurse
#
# The foo-recurse rule is in post.in. It is what actually recursively
# calls make.
#
# foo-recurse depends on foo-prerecurse, so any targets that must be
# built before descending into subdirectories must be dependencies of
# foo-prerecurse.
#
# foo-postrecurse depends on foo-recurse, but targets that must be
# built after descending into subdirectories should be have
# foo-recurse as dependencies in addition to being listed under
# foo-postrecurse, to avoid ordering issues.
#
# The foo-prerecurse, foo-recurse, and foo-postrecurse rules are all
# single-colon rules, to avoid nasty ordering problems with
# double-colon rules.
#
# e.g.
# all:: includes foo
# foo:
# echo foo
# includes::
# echo bar
# includes::
# echo baz
#
# will result in "bar", "foo", "baz" on AIX, and possibly others.
all-unix:: all-postrecurse
all-postrecurse: all-recurse
all-recurse: all-prerecurse
all-prerecurse:
all-postrecurse:
clean-unix:: clean-postrecurse
clean-postrecurse: clean-recurse
clean-recurse: clean-prerecurse
clean-prerecurse:
clean-postrecurse:
distclean-unix: distclean-postrecurse
distclean-postrecurse: distclean-recurse
distclean-recurse: distclean-prerecurse
distclean-prerecurse:
distclean-postrecurse:
install-unix:: install-postrecurse
install-postrecurse: install-recurse
install-recurse: install-prerecurse
install-prerecurse:
install-postrecurse:
install-headers-unix:: install-headers-postrecurse
install-headers-postrecurse: install-headers-recurse
install-headers-recurse: install-headers-prerecurse
install-headers-prerecurse:
install-headers-postrecurse:
check-unix:: check-postrecurse
check-postrecurse: check-recurse
check-recurse: check-prerecurse
check-prerecurse:
check-postrecurse:
Makefiles: Makefiles-postrecurse
Makefiles-postrecurse: Makefiles-recurse
Makefiles-recurse: Makefiles-prerecurse
Makefiles-prerecurse:
Makefiles-postrecurse:
generate-files-mac: generate-files-mac-postrecurse
generate-files-mac-postrecurse: generate-files-mac-recurse
generate-files-mac-recurse: generate-files-mac-prerecurse
generate-files-mac-prerecurse:
#
# end recursion rule support
##############################
# Directory syntax:
#
# begin relative path
REL=
# this is magic... should only be used for preceding a program invocation
C=./
# "/" for UNIX, "\" for Windows; *sigh*
S=/
#
srcdir = @srcdir@
SRCTOP = @srcdir@/$(BUILDTOP)
top_srcdir = @top_srcdir@
VPATH = @srcdir@
CONFIG_RELTOPDIR = @CONFIG_RELTOPDIR@
FAKEDEST=$(BUILDTOP)/util/fakedest
FAKEPREFIX=$(FAKEDEST)/$(prefix)
FAKELIBDIR=$(FAKEPREFIX)/lib
# DEFS set by configure
# DEFINES set by local Makefile.in
# LOCALINCLUDES set by local Makefile.in
# CPPFLAGS user override
# CFLAGS user override but starts off set by configure
# PTHREAD_CFLAGS set by configure, not included in CFLAGS so that we
# don't pull the pthreads library into shared libraries
ALL_CFLAGS = $(DEFS) $(DEFINES) $(KRB_INCLUDES) $(LOCALINCLUDES) \
-DKRB5_DEPRECATED=1 \
$(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(PTHREAD_CFLAGS)
ALL_CXXFLAGS = $(DEFS) $(DEFINES)# -*- ruby -*-
require 'shellwords'
require 'optparse'
OptionParser.accept(Shellwords) {|s,| Shellwords.shellwords(s)}