# alt.gourmand software Makefile for USG systems.
# To install, edit the following variables, then type "make install"
#
# Where are the object files for the recipe software kept?
OBJDIR=/usr/local/bin

# Where are the man pages to be put?
MAN1DIR=/usr/man/man1
MAN5DIR=/usr/man/man5

# Where is a temporary directory (e.g. /tmp or /usr/tmp) that will have
# enough space to hold the entire cookbook. It could require several
# megabytes someday.
TEMPDIR=/tmp

# Where is the news spooling directory? Note: if your system is running a
# version of news earlier than B2.10, or some software besides news, you will
# have to edit the file "rckeepnew.X" and tell it the name of the directory
# that holds alt.gourmand articles.
NEWSDIR=/usr/spool/news

# What is the default "keep" directory. If you want a per-person keep
# directory, put $$HOME/something; if you want a systemwide keep directory
# (to save disk space), then put an absolute pathname here.
DEFDIR=$$HOME/Recipes

# What PATH do you want used inside the shell scripts? At the very least,
# it must contain $OBJDIR
DEFPATH=:$(OBJDIR):/usr/ucb:/usr/bin:/bin:

# What version of TRoff works best at your site, and with what options does it
# do its best job on the Unix manual pages macros?
DEFTROFF=troff -man

# What is your favorite pager and what are its options?
DEFPAGER=more -s

# Do you want recipes to come out in Metric units (as opposed to English
# units)? If you think that tablespoons and cups are the right thing to have
# in recipes, then leave this set to "0". If you think that milliliters and
# grams are the right thing to have in recipes, then change to "1"
METRIC=0

##
##########################################################################

OBJECTS=rcbook.t rcbook.n rcextract rcindex rckeep rcnroff rcshow rctypeset \
	rcintro rckeepnew rcnew.t rcnew.n

configure: Makefile 
	sh configure.sh BSD '$(OBJDIR)' '$(NEWSDIR)' '$(DEFDIR)' '$(DEFPATH)' \
		'$(DEFTROFF)' '$(DEFPAGER)' '$(METRIC)' '$(TEMPDIR)'

clean:
	rm -f $(OBJECTS) *.n.X rcnroff.X *.tmp

install:
	cp $(OBJECTS) $(OBJDIR)
	cp cookbook.1 $(MAN1DIR)
	cp recipes.5 $(MAN5DIR)