ALL: all-redirect

SHELL = @SHELL@

srcdir = @srcdir@

MPICH_VERSION = @MPICH_VERSION@

.SUFFIXES: .pdf .ps .dvi .tex

# Set these to the location of the web and ftp locations for the documents

WEBDIR = /mcs/www/mpi/mpich/docs

FTPDIR = /home/ftp/pub/mpi/mpich

@VPATH@

LATEX      = TEXINPUTS=".:$(srcdir):" ; export TEXINPUTS ; latex

BIBTEX     = BIBINPUTS=".:$(srcdir):" ; export BIBINPUTS ; bibtex

DVIPDFM    = TEXINPUTS=".:$(srcdir):" ; export TEXINPUTS ; dvipdfm

LATEX2HTML = latex2html

# Update the %MPICH_VERSION% in user.tex with current version string.

user.tex: user.tex.vin

	sed -e "s/%MPICH_VERSION%/${MPICH_VERSION}/g" $? > $@

user.dvi: user.tex user.bib

	-$(LATEX) user.tex

	-$(BIBTEX) user 

	-$(LATEX) user.tex

	$(LATEX)  user.tex

user.pdf: user.dvi

	$(DVIPDFM) user.dvi

# Use latex2html to create the HTML version.  There are several 

# steps needed to workaround features of latex2html

# 1. latex2html needs the user.aux file, so we run a latex step if

#    necessary

# 2. latex2html is not compatible with VPATH builds (it runs in the

#    directory that contains the source file), so we copy the source

#    file.  If more source files are added, this step will need to 

#    be changed

user.aux: user.tex

	$(LATEX) user.tex

user/user.html: user.aux user.tex user.bib

	$(LATEX2HTML) user.tex

# Here are some thoughts on using tohtml

#	tohtml -debugfile -default -dosnl -gaudy \

#              -basedef $(srcdir)/../mpiman.def $(srcdir)/user.tex

#	tohtml -default -dosnl -gaudy -basedef $(srcdir)/../mpiman.def \

#	$(srcdir)/user.tex

all-redirect: user.pdf

mandoc:

htmldoc:

latexdoc: ALL

clean:

	-rm -f *.toc *.out *.dvi user.pdf *.aux *.blg *.bbl *.log

distclean: clean

install: user.pdf user/user.html

	@if [ -z "$(WEBDIR)" ] ; then echo "No WEBDIR set" ; exit 1 ; fi

	@if [ ! -d $(WEBDIR) ] ; then echo "Create $(WEBDIR) first" ; exit 1 ;fi

	@if [ -z "$(FTPDIR)" ] ; then echo "No FTPDIR set" ; exit 1 ; fi

	@if [ ! -d $(FTPDIR) ] ; then echo "Create $(FTPDIR) first" ; exit 1 ;fi

	cp user.pdf $(WEBDIR)/user.pdf

	cp -rp user $(WEBDIR)/user-new

	rm -rf $(WEBDIR)/user

	mv -f $(WEBDIR)/user-new $(WEBDIR)/user

	cp user.pdf $(FTPDIR)/user.pdf

	cp -rp user $(FTPDIR)/user-new

	rm -rf $(WEBDIR)/user

	mv -f $(FTPDIR)/user-new $(FTPDIR)/user