hdf5/bin/distdep

#!/usr/bin/perl -p
# Usage: $0 [<].depend
# Takes dependency info and generates on stdout dependencies suitable for
# distribution by removing all the system include files from the list.
($h,$_)=/\s*\\/?$h.$`:("","$h\n");
s|( +/\S*)*( *)|$2?" \\\n   ":""|eg;
[svn-r325] Changes since 19980317 ---------------------- ./MANIFEST ./configure.in ./configure ./Makefile.in ./bin/distdep [NEW] ./config/conclude.in ./config/depend.in ./src/.distdep [NEW] ./test/.distdep [NEW] Added some code so non-GNU systems have a list of dependencies between the .c files and the .h files. Hopefully this works and y'all don't have to keep saying `make clean' each time you change a header. On systems with GNU make, GCC, and Perl, the dependency information is generated automatically from rules in config/depend.in as has always been done. But now extra files called `.distdep' (for `distributable dependencies) are left in each directory and these are part of CVS and thus releases. (A `make dep' will create dependencies on demand without doing anything else.) On systems lacking one or more of the tools above, the various `.distdep' files are inserted into the end of the Makefiles. If you do developement on one of these systems you'll have to update the `.distdep' and/or Makefile by hand, or wait until you have access to a GNU system and do a `make dep'. 1998-03-19 02:09:16 +08:00			`#!/usr/bin/perl -p`
			`# Usage: $0 [<].depend`
			`# Takes dependency info and generates on stdout dependencies suitable for`
			`# distribution by removing all the system include files from the list.`
			($h,$_)=/\s*\\/?$h.$`:("","$h\n");
			`s\|( +/\S)( *)\|$2?" \\\n ":""\|eg;`