Commit 7a36d0ae9d2a48d9b8bd38f45897b8fe01c64e49 - yodl

Imported Debian patch 2.14.3-1 Frank B. Brokken authored 15 years ago tony mancill committed 11 years ago

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INSTALL.im less more

	0	// Uncomment the following #define if you want to use the following exensive
	1	// set of compilation options:
	2	// -O0 -g3 -ansi -pedantic -fno-common -pipe -W -Wall -Wcast-align
	3	// -Wcast-qual -Wconversion -Wformat=2 -Winline -Wnested-externs
	4	// -Wpointer-arith -Wshadow -Wstrict-prototypes -Wundef
	5	// -Wno-unused-parameter -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs
	6	//
	7	//#define EXTENSIVE_OPTIONS
	8
	9	// Alternatively, uncomment the following #define to compile the programs with
	10	// the -pg option, so that gprof can be used for profiling purposes.
	11	// If neither is defined, COPT is used (see build).
	12	// EXTENSIVE_OPTIONS takes priority over PROFILING.
	13	//
	14	//#define PROFILING
	15
	16
	17	string BASE;
	18
	19	// BASE is the directory below which ALL yodl files will be stored.
	20
	21	// For an operational non-Debian installation, you probably must be
	22	// `root', and BASE "/usr" or BASE "/usr/local" is suggested (see
	23	// below). `BASE' itself is not used outside of this file, so feel free to
	24	// define BIN, SKEL, MAN and DOC (below) in any which way you like.
	25
	26	string BIN;
	27	// the directory in which yodl will be stored
	28
	29	string SKEL;
	30	// SKEL is the directory below BASE in which the skeleton files will be
	31	// stored
	32
	33	string MAN;
	34	// MAN is the directory in which the manual page will be stored
	35
	36	string DOC;
	37	// DOC is the directory in which all other documentation except for the
	38	// manual and examples will be stored
	39
	40	string DOCDOC;
	41	// DOCDOC is the directory in which the manual and examples will be stored
	42
	43	string COMPILER;
	44	// COMPILER specifies the compiler to use. yodl is coined as
	45	// belonging to the Debian `unstable' distribution, which may use a
	46	// different version of the compiler you currently have in your
	47	// system. E.g., in july 2006 the Debian `testing' version of the compiler
	48	// was 4.0.4, but the `unstable' version's compiler was 4.1.2. By defining
	49	// COMPILER with a specific version (e.g., COMPILER=g++-4.1) that
	50	// particular version can be used. The distributed definition uses the
	51	// `default' compiler version.
	52
	53	//#define PROFILE "-pg"
	54	// Uncomment the above #define to construct a binary program that can be
	55	// used with the gprof profiler. When specified, no stripping is performed
	56	// at ./build program strip (see INSTALL)
	57
	58	void setLocations()
	59	{
	60	BASE = "/usr";
	61
	62	BIN = BASE + "/bin";
	63	SKEL = BASE + "/share/yodl";
	64	MAN = BASE + "/share/man";
	65	DOC = BASE + "/share/doc/yodl";
	66	DOCDOC = BASE + "/share/doc/yodl-doc";
	67
	68	COMPILER = "gcc";
	69	}
	70

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0	0
1	1	Installing Yodl
2	2
3		Below the original contents of the file INSTALL.txt follows. As of Yodl 2.00,
4		yodl is available from ftp.rug.nl/contrib/frank/software/linux/yodl, or as a
5		Debian package.
	3	Below the original contents of the file INSTALL.txt follows. As of Yodl
	4	2.01.00, Yodl is available from http://yodl.sourceforge.net, or as a Debian
	5	linux package.
6	6
7	7	To install Yodl as a binary package, the `dpkg' Debian package installer is
8	8	the preferred program to use to install Yodl. If you want to install Yodl from
9	9	its sources, download the source archive (yodl*.tar.gz), unpack it.
10	10
11		Determine in ../yodl/yodl/src/config.h where you want the program and macros
12		to be installed (i,e, optionally modify STD_INCLUDE and YODL_BIN), then run
	11	If you want to compile Yodl yourself, you'll probably need Icmake. Icmake is
	12	available from http://icmake.sourceforge.net or as a Debian linux package.
13	13
14		./build package
	14	To install Yodl using icmake proceed as follows:
15	15
16		and (probably as root):
	16	1. Define the appropriate locations in setLocations() (at the bottom) of
	17	INSTALL.im
17	18
18		./build install
	19	2. then run:
19	20
20		To use the build script, icmake is required (available from
21		ftp.rug.nl/contrib/frank/software/linux/icmake, or as a Debian package.
	21	./build programs
	22	./build man
	23	./build manual
	24	./build macros
22	25
23		Alternatively, Karel Kubat (karel@e-tunity.com) wrote the script
24		`contrib/build.pl' which is a Perl-script. Run this script (from this
25		directory) without arguments to see what it can do for you.
	26	NOTE: ./build programs must be first, ./build macros must be last, the other
	27	two are optional
	28
	29	3. then do (probably as root)
	30
	31	(NOTE: `WHERE' (below) indicates the base directory under which you want
	32	to install the software. The paths in INSTALL.im refer to locations
	33	below WHERE. So, specifying WHERE as / will install under the
	34	system's root directory. All WHERE specifications must be
	35	identical).
	36
	37	./install programs WHERE - e.g., ./install programs /
	38	./install man WHERE ./install man /
	39	./install manual WHERE ./install manual /
	40	./install macros WHERE ./install macros /
	41	./install docs WHERE ./install docs /
	42
	43	For `./install' there are no ordering requirements but at the very least
	44	do
	45	./install programs WHERE - e.g., ./install programs /
	46	./install macros WHERE ./install macros /
	47
26	48
27	49
28	50	Frank B. Brokken

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	0	#define VERSION "2.14.3"
	1	#define YEARS "1996-2009"

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0	0	#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1	1
2		#include "src/config.h"
	2	#include "VERSION"
	3	#include "INSTALL.im"
3	4
4		void buildIn(string where, string what, string arg)
5		{
6		string cwd;
	5	#define COPT "-O2 -Wall"
	6	#define STD_CONVERSIONS "html latex man txt xml"
	7	#define ECHO_REQUEST 1
7	8
8		cwd = chdir(".");
9		chdir(where);
10		exec("./build", what, arg);
11		chdir(cwd);
12		}
	9	string CLASSES;
	10	string g_lopt;
	11	string g_copt;
	12	string g_cwd;
	13	string g_wip = "tmp/wip/";
	14	string g_install = "tmp/install/";
	15	string g_include;
	16	int g_compiled;
	17	int g_nClasses;
	18	list g_classes;
13	19
14		void cleanup()
15		{
16		buildIn("src", "clean", "");
17		buildIn("macros", "clean", "");
18		buildIn("manual", "clean", "");
19		buildIn("man", "clean", "");
20		system("rm -f release.yo");
21		}
22	20
23		void buildProgram()
24		{
25		buildIn("src", "progs", ""); // first, create yodl and yodl-post
26
27		buildIn("macros", "version", ""); // then create the version file
28		buildIn("macros", "std", ""); // and the std conversions
29		}
30
31		void buildMacroList(string path)
32		{
33		buildIn("manual", "docmacros", path);
34		}
35
36		void buildMan()
37		{
38		buildIn("man", "man", "");
39		}
40
41		void buildManExit(string path)
42		{
43		buildMacroList(path);
44		buildIn("man", "man", path);
45		exit(0);
46		}
47
48		void buildManual()
49		{
50		buildIn("manual", "manual", "");
51		}
52
53		void buildManualExit(string path)
54		{
55		buildMacroList(path);
56		buildIn("manual", "manual", path);
57		exit(0);
58		}
59
60		void package()
61		{
62		buildProgram();
63
64		buildMacroList("");
65		buildManual();
66		buildMan();
67		}
68
69		void install(string where, string what)
70		{
71		int all;
72
73		all = what == "";
74
75		system("mkdir -p " + where);
76
77		if (all \|\| what == "program")
78		{
79		buildIn("src", "install", where + "/bin");
80		buildIn("macros", "install", where + "/share/yodl");
81		system("mkdir -p " + where + "/share/doc/yodl");
82		exec("cp", "-r",
83		"AUTHORS.txt changelog contrib CHANGES PATCHES.txt README.txt",
84		where + "/share/doc/yodl");
85		}
86
87		if (all \|\| what == "man")
88		buildIn("man", "install", where);
89
90		if (all \|\| what == "manual")
91		buildIn("manual", "install", where);
92		}
	21	#include "icmake/run"
	22	#include "icmake/md"
	23	#include "icmake/clean"
	24	#include "icmake/stdcompile"
	25	#include "icmake/compilerss"
	26	#include "icmake/builtins"
	27	#include "icmake/program"
	28	#include "icmake/manualmacrolist"
	29	#include "icmake/macros"
	30	#include "icmake/man"
	31	#include "icmake/manual"
	32	#include "icmake/install"
93	33
94	34	void main(int argc, list argv)
95	35	{
96	36	string arg1;
97	37
98		if (argc == 1)
99		{
100		printf
101		(
102		"\n"
103		"Build what? Options are:\n"
104		" clean: clean up\n"
105		" install WHERE: install the products under WHERE "
106		"(following `build package')\n"
107		" The Debian installation process will install "
108		"under debian/tmp\n"
109		" install WHERE program: install the program under WHERE\n"
110		" install WHERE man: install the man-pages under WHERE\n"
111		" install WHERE manual: install the manual under WHERE\n"
112		"\n"
113		"All subsequent after `build clean':\n"
114		" program: build the program\n"
115		" man [path]: build the man-pages (yodl in $PATH if "
116		"`path' is provided)\n"
117		" manual [path]: build the manual (yodl in $PATH if "
118		"`path' is provided)\n"
119		" package: build all parts of the package (using ./.../yodl)\n"
120		"\n"
121		);
122		exit(1);
123		}
	38	echo(ECHO_REQUEST);
	39	g_cwd = chdir(".");
	40
	41	g_copt = COPT + " -g";
	42
	43	#ifdef PROFILING
	44	g_copt = COPT + " -pg";
	45	g_lopt = "-pg";
	46	#endif
	47
	48	#ifdef EXTENSIVE_OPTIONS
	49	g_copt = "-O0 -g3 -ansi -pedantic -fno-common -pipe -W -Wall -Wcast-align"
	50	" -Wcast-qual -Wconversion -Wformat=2 -Winline -Wnested-externs"
	51	" -Wpointer-arith -Wshadow -Wstrict-prototypes -Wundef "
	52	"-Wno-unused-parameter -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs";
	53	#endif
	54
	55	setLocations();
124	56
125	57	arg1 = argv[1];
126	58
127	59	if (arg1 == "clean")
128		cleanup();
129		else if (arg1 == "install")
130		install(argv[2], argv[3]);
131		else if (arg1 == "package")
132		package();
133		else if (arg1 == "man")
134		buildManExit(argv[2]);
135		else if (arg1 == "program")
136		buildProgram();
137		else if (arg1 == "manual")
138		buildManualExit(argv[2]);
139		else
140		{
141		printf("request `", arg1, "' not yet available\n");
142		exit(1);
143		}
144		exit(0);
	60	cleanupExit();
	61
	62	md(g_install + " " + g_wip);
	63
	64	g_include = " -I.:" + g_install + SKEL + ":" + g_wip;
	65
	66
	67	echo(OFF);
	68	run("rm -f " + g_wip + "release.yo " + g_wip + "config.h");
	69	echo(ON);
	70
	71	fprintf(g_wip + "release.yo", "SUBST(_CurVers_)(", VERSION, ")\n",
	72	"SUBST(_CurYrs_)(", YEARS, ")\n");
	73	fprintf(g_wip + "config.h",
	74	"#define STD_INCLUDE \"", SKEL, "\"\n"
	75	"#define VERSION \"" VERSION "\"\n"
	76	"#define YEARS \"" YEARS "\"\n"
	77	"#define YODL_BIN \"", BIN, "\"\n"
	78	);
	79
	80	if (arg1 == "programs")
	81	programsExit(argv[2]);
	82
	83	if
	84	(
	85	arg1 == "yodl" \|\| arg1 == "yodlpost" \|\| arg1 == "yodlverbinsert" \|\|
	86	arg1 == "yodlstriproff" \|\| arg1 == "yodl2whatever" \|\| arg1 == "programs"
	87	)
	88	programExit(arg1, argv[2]);
	89
	90	if (arg1 == "man")
	91	manExit(argv[2]);
	92
	93	if (arg1 == "macros")
	94	macrosExit();
	95
	96	if (arg1 == "manual")
	97	manualExit(argv[2]);
	98
	99	if (arg1 == "install")
	100	installExit(argv[2], argv[3]);
	101
	102	printf("Usage: build action\n"
	103	"Where `action' is one of:\n"
	104	" clean: clean up\n"
	105	" programs [strip]: build the programs\n"
	106	" yodl [strip]: only build `yodl'\n"
	107	" yodlpost [strip]: only build `yodlpost'\n"
	108	" yodlverbinsert [strip]: only build `yodlverbinsert'\n"
	109	" yodlstriproff: only build `yodlstriproff\n"
	110	" yodl2whatever: only build `yodl2whatever\n"
	111	" man [path]: build the man-pages\n"
	112	" manual [path]: build the manual\n"
	113	" macros: build the standard yodl macros\n"
	114	" install programs WHERE: install the programs under WHERE\n"
	115	" install yodl WHERE: install yodl under WHERE\n"
	116	" install yodlpost WHERE: install yodlpost under WHERE\n"
	117	" install yodlverbinsert WHERE: install yodlverbinsert under WHERE\n"
	118	" install yodlstriproff WHERE: install yodlstriproff under WHERE\n"
	119	" install yodl2whatever WHERE: install yodl2whatever c.s. under "
	120	"WHERE\n"
	121	" install macros WHERE: install the macros under WHERE\n"
	122	" install man WHERE: install the man-pages under WHERE\n"
	123	" install manual WHERE: install the manual under WHERE\n"
	124	" install docs WHERE: install additional docs under "
	125	"WHERE\n"
	126	"`strip': the program(s) will be stripped,\n"
	127	"`path': yodl is located in $PATH (otherwise just-built programs "
	128	"are used).\n"
	129	);
	130	exit(1);
145	131	}
146	132

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	0	yodl (2.14.3)
	1
	2	* Tony Mancill and George Danchev discovered a flaw in the build script: it
	3	used previously installed macro files. Now repaired: Installation should
	4	run fine on a system not yet supporting Yodl.
	5
	6	-- Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brokken@rug.nl> Mon, 27 Apr 2009 20:56:33 +0200
	7
	8	yodl (2.14.2)
	9
	10	* Yodl2whatever uses `eval' to call yodl. Without this --define options
	11	are not properly recognized
	12
	13	* Build script completely rewritten
	14
	15	* Added striproff as the script `yodlstriproff', and renamed the manpage
	16	accordingly
	17
	18	-- Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brokken@rug.nl> Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:58:05 +0200
	19
0	20	yodl (2.14.1)
1	21
2	22	* Build script allows separate construction of program, man pages and

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	0	yodl (2.14.3-1) unstable; urgency=low
	1
	2	* New upstream release (2.14.2-1 not uploaded to the Debian archives due to
	3	a bug in the Yodl build-script)
	4
	5	-- Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brokken@rug.nl> Tue, 28 Apr 2009 08:21:53 +0200
	6
	7	yodl (2.14.2-1) unstable; urgency=low
	8
	9	* New upstream release.
	10	* Depends on icmake 7.12.1
	11
	12	-- Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brokken@rug.nl> Thu, 16 Apr 2009 21:23:40 +0200
	13
	14	yodl (2.14.1-2) unstable; urgency=low
	15
	16	* Removed cm-super-minimal from Build-Depends-Indep (covered by cm-super)
	17	* Modified capitalization of name in Uploaders
	18
	19	-- tony mancill <tmancill@debian.org> Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:10:01 -0700
	20
0	21	yodl (2.14.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
1	22
2	23	[ George Danchev Sat, 21 Mar 2009 20:19:04 +0200 ]

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3	3	Maintainer: Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brokken@rug.nl>
4	4	Uploaders: Colin Watson <cjwatson@debian.org>,
5	5	George Danchev <danchev@spnet.net>,
6		Tony Mancill <tmancill@debian.org>
	6	tony mancill <tmancill@debian.org>
7	7	Standards-Version: 3.8.1
8		Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), icmake (>= 7.11), mktemp (>= 1.5-9)
	8	Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), icmake (>= 7.12.1), mktemp (>= 1.5-9)
9	9	Build-Depends-Indep: texlive-latex-base, texlive-generic-recommended,
10	10	texlive-latex-recommended, texlive-fonts-recommended,
11		ghostscript, cm-super-minimal, cm-super
	11	ghostscript, cm-super
12	12
13	13	Package: yodl
14	14	Architecture: any

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3	3	#
4	4	# This is free software; see the GNU General Public Licence
5	5	# version 2 or later for copying conditions. There is NO warranty.
6		#
7		# Created for Yodl by co-author Jan Nieuwenhuizen <janneke@gnu.org>,
8		# currently maintained by Anthony Fok <foka@debian.org> for Debian GNU/Linux.
9	6	#
10	7	# Modified to suit yodl-2.00 by Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brokken@rc.rug.nl>
11	8

20	17	configure-stamp:
21	18	dh_testdir
22	19	# Add here commands to configure the package.
23
24	20	touch configure-stamp
25
26
27		build: build-stamp
28
29		build-stamp: configure-stamp
30		dh_testdir
31
32		# Compile the package:
33		./build program
34		./build man
35
36		touch build-stamp
37	21
38	22	clean:
39	23	dh_testdir

44	28
45	29	dh_clean build-stamp install-stamp
46	30
	31	build: build-stamp
	32
	33	build-stamp: configure-stamp
	34	dh_testdir
	35
	36	# Compile the package:
	37	./build programs
	38	./build man
	39	# ./build macros MUST be the last step in the build process
	40	./build macros
	41
	42	touch build-stamp
	43
	44	build-indep:
	45	./build manual
	46
47	47	install: install-stamp
48	48
49	49	install-stamp: build-stamp

53	53	dh_installdirs
54	54
55	55	# Install the package below debian/yodl:
56		./build install `pwd`/debian/yodl/usr program
57		./build install `pwd`/debian/yodl/usr/share/man man
	56	./build install programs debian/yodl
	57	./build install macros debian/yodl
	58	./build install man debian/yodl
	59	./build install docs debian/yodl
58	60
59	61	touch $@
60	62
61		build-indep:
62		./build manual
63
64	63	install-indep:
65		./build install `pwd`/debian/yodl-doc/usr/share/doc/yodl-doc manual
	64	./build install manual debian/yodl-doc
66	65
67	66	# Build architecture-independent files here.
68	67	binary-indep: build-indep install-indep

99	98	# Update that sum when new _upstream_ releases occur, this
100	99	# catches silent file content forges at the upstream server side
101	100	# Archive downloaded from https://www.icce.rug.nl/debian/yodl
102		# file: yodl_x.y.z.tar.gz
	101	# file: yodl_x.y.z.tar.gz
103	102
104		MD5TRUSTED := 7df7e344f2dabd662afc377f6f168578
	103	MD5TRUSTED := 755b4dc3ffbb56e6249d26555670b3de
105	104
106	105	DEBVERSION:=$(shell head -n 1 debian/changelog \| sed -e 's/^[^(]($[^)]$).*/\1/')
107	106	UPVERSION:=$(shell echo $(DEBVERSION) \| sed -e 's/^.://' -e 's/-[0-9.]$$//' -e 's/.dfsg$$//')

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icmake/builtins less more

	0	void remakebuiltins(list files, string builtinsDef)
	1	{
	2	string file;
	3	string dest;
	4	int cid;
	5	int idx;
	6	string gramH;
	7
	8	gramH = g_wip + "gram.h";
	9
	10	printf("rebuilding " + builtinsDef + " and " + gramH + "\n");
	11
	12	run("rm -f " + gramH + " " + builtinsDef);
	13
	14	fprintf(gramH,
	15	"#ifndef GRAM_H_\n",
	16	"#define GRAM_H_\n"
	17	"/*\n"
	18	" Automatically generated by build\n"
	19	" Do not edit\n"
	20	"*/\n"
	21	);
	22
	23	fprintf(builtinsDef,
	24	"/*\n"
	25	" Automatically generated by build\n"
	26	" Do not edit\n"
	27	"*/\n"
	28	"#include \"gram.h\"\n"
	29	"Builtin builtin_array[] = \n"
	30	"{\n"
	31	);
	32
	33	for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(files); idx++)
	34	{
	35	dest = "";
	36	file = change_ext(files[idx], "");
	37	for (cid = 4; cid < strlen(file); cid++)
	38	dest += file[cid];
	39	dest = strupr(dest);
	40
	41	fprintf(gramH, " void gram_", dest, "(void);\n");
	42	fprintf(builtinsDef,
	43	" {\"", dest, "\", gram_", dest, " },\n");
	44	}
	45
	46	fprintf(gramH, "#endif\n");
	47	fprintf(builtinsDef,
	48	" { 0, 0 }\n"
	49	"};\n");
	50	}
	51
	52	void buildBuiltins()
	53	{
	54	string file;
	55	list files;
	56	int idx;
	57	string builtinsDef;
	58
	59	builtinsDef = g_wip + "builtins.def";
	60
	61	chdir("src/yodl");
	62	files = makelist("gram*.c");
	63	chdir(g_cwd);
	64
	65	for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(files); idx++)
	66	{
	67	file = files[idx];
	68	if ("src/yodl/" + file younger builtinsDef)
	69	{
	70	remakebuiltins(files, builtinsDef);
	71	break;
	72	}
	73	}
	74	}

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icmake/clean less more

	0	void cleanupExit()
	1	{
	2	run("rm -rf tmp");
	3	exit(0);
	4	}

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	0	void compileRSS()
	1	{
	2	CLASSES += "args builtin chartab counter file hashitem hashmap "
	3	"lexer lines macro media message new ostream parser "
	4	"postqueue process queue root stack string subst symbol ";
	5
	6	g_classes = strtok(CLASSES, " "); // list of classes
	7	g_nClasses = sizeof(g_classes);
	8
	9	makeLibrary(g_wip + "rss", g_wip + "libyodl.a"); // in stdcompile
	10	}
	11

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	0	void installYodl2(string where)
	1	{
	2	list conversions;
	3	int idx;
	4
	5	conversions = strtok(STD_CONVERSIONS, " ");
	6
	7	for (idx = sizeof(conversions); idx--; )
	8	run("ln -sf yodl2whatever " + where + BIN + "/yodl2" +
	9	conversions[idx]);
	10
	11	run("chmod +x " + where + BIN + "/yodl2*");
	12	}
	13
	14	void installYodlConverters(string where)
	15	{
	16	list conversions;
	17	int idx;
	18
	19	conversions = (list)"whatever" + strtok(STD_CONVERSIONS, " ");
	20
	21	for (idx = sizeof(conversions); idx--; )
	22	run("ln -sf yodlconverters.1 " + where + MAN + "/man1/yodl2" +
	23	conversions[idx] + ".1");
	24	}
	25
	26	void installExit(string what, string where)
	27	{
	28	if (what == "programs")
	29	{
	30	md(where + BIN);
	31	run("cp " + g_install + BIN + "/* " + where + BIN);
	32	run("chmod +x " + where + BIN + "/yodlstriproff");
	33	installYodl2(where);
	34
	35	exit(0);
	36	}
	37
	38	if (what == "yodl")
	39	{
	40	md(where + BIN);
	41	run("cp " + g_install + BIN + "/yodl " + where + BIN);
	42	exit(0);
	43	}
	44
	45	if (what == "yodlpost")
	46	{
	47	md(where + BIN);
	48	run("cp " + g_install + BIN + "/yodlpost " + where + BIN);
	49	exit(0);
	50	}
	51
	52	if (what == "yodlverbinsert")
	53	{
	54	md(where + BIN);
	55	run("cp " + g_install + BIN + "/yodlverbinsert " + where + BIN);
	56	exit(0);
	57	}
	58
	59	if (what == "yodlstriproff")
	60	{
	61	md(where + BIN);
	62	run("cp " + g_install + BIN + "/yodlstriproff " + where + BIN);
	63	run("chmod +x " + where + BIN + "/yodlstriproff");
	64	exit(0);
	65	}
	66
	67	if (what == "yodl2whatever")
	68	{
	69	md(where + BIN);
	70	run("cp " + g_install + BIN + "/yodl2whatever " + where + BIN);
	71
	72	installYodl2(where);
	73	exit(0);
	74	}
	75
	76	if (what == "man")
	77	{
	78	md(where + MAN);
	79	run("cp -r " + g_install + MAN + "/* " + where + MAN);
	80	installYodlConverters(where);
	81	exit(0);
	82	}
	83
	84	if (what == "manual")
	85	{
	86	md(where + DOCDOC);
	87	run("cp -r " + g_install + DOCDOC + "/* " + where + DOCDOC);
	88	run("cp AUTHORS.txt CHANGES changelog " + where + DOCDOC);
	89	exit(0);
	90	}
	91
	92	if (what == "macros")
	93	{
	94	md(where + SKEL);
	95	run("cp -r " + g_install + SKEL + "/* " + where + SKEL);
	96	exit(0);
	97	}
	98
	99	if (what == "docs")
	100	{
	101	md(where + DOC);
	102	run("cp AUTHORS.txt CHANGES changelog " + where + DOC);
	103	exit(0);
	104	}
	105	}

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	0	void configReplacements(string source, string local)
	1	{
	2	string dst;
	3
	4	source = change_ext(source, "");
	5	dst = g_install + SKEL + "/" + source + ".yo";
	6
	7	run("scripts/configreplacements " + "macros/in/" + source + ".in " +
	8	dst + " " + local);
	9	}
	10
	11	void stdMacros(string local)
	12	{
	13	list std;
	14	int idx;
	15	string conversion;
	16
	17	std = strtok(STD_CONVERSIONS, " ");
	18
	19	for (idx = sizeof(std); idx--; )
	20	run("scripts/createmacros " + g_wip + " " +
	21	g_install + SKEL + " " + std[idx] +
	22	" " + local);
	23	}
	24
	25	void buildMacros(string local)
	26	{
	27	list in;
	28	int idx;
	29
	30	if
	31	(
	32	local == "" && exists("tmp/macros-stamp")
	33	\|\|
	34	local != "" && exists("tmp/man-macros-stamp")
	35	)
	36	return;
	37
	38	system("rm -f tmp/macros-stamp tmp/man-macros-stamp");
	39
	40	md(g_install + SKEL);
	41
	42	chdir("macros/in");
	43	in = makelist("*.in");
	44	chdir(g_cwd);
	45
	46	for (idx = sizeof(in); idx--; )
	47	configReplacements(in[idx], local);
	48
	49	stdMacros(local);
	50
	51	run("cp -r macros/yodl/* " + g_install + SKEL);
	52
	53
	54	if (local == "")
	55	run("touch tmp/macros-stamp");
	56	else
	57	run("touch tmp/man-macros-stamp");
	58	}
	59
	60
	61	void macrosExit()
	62	{
	63	buildMacros("");
	64	exit(0);
	65	}
	66
	67
	68
	69
	70

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	0	void man(string source, string nr, int usePath)
	1	{
	2	string manDst;
	3	string nrs;
	4	string install;
	5
	6	nrs = (string)nr;
	7
	8	manDst = g_install + MAN + "/man" + nrs + "/" + source + "." + nrs;
	9
	10	run("scripts/configreplacements " +
	11	"man/" + source + ".in " +
	12	g_wip + "manyo.yo");
	13
	14	// manYo.yo is the file to convert to a man-page
	15
	16	if (usePath)
	17	run("yodl2man" + g_include +
	18	" -o" + manDst + " "
	19	"manyo");
	20	else
	21	{
	22	run(g_install + BIN + "/yodl" + g_include +
	23	" -o" + g_wip + "out "
	24	"man manyo");
	25
	26	run(g_install + BIN + "/yodlpost "
	27	+ g_wip + "out.idx " + g_wip + "out " +
	28	manDst);
	29	}
	30	}
	31
	32	void manExit(string path)
	33	{
	34	int usePath;
	35
	36	if (exists("tmp/man-stamp"))
	37	exit(0);
	38
	39	if (exists("tmp/macros-stamp"))
	40	system("rm -f tmp/macros-stamp tmp/man-macros-stamp");
	41
	42	buildMacros("./");
	43	manualMacroList();
	44
	45	md(g_install + MAN + "/man1 " + g_install + MAN + "/man7");
	46
	47	usePath = path == "path";
	48
	49	man("yodl", "1", usePath);
	50	man("yodlpost", "1", usePath);
	51	man("yodlconverters", "1", usePath);
	52	man("yodlverbinsert", "1", usePath);
	53	man("yodlstriproff", "1", usePath);
	54
	55
	56	man("yodlmanpage", "7", usePath);
	57	man("yodlletter", "7", usePath);
	58	man("yodlmacros", "7", usePath);
	59
	60	run("touch tmp/man-stamp");
	61
	62	exit(0);
	63	}
	64

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icmake/manual less more

	0	void buildManual(string conversion, int usePath)
	1	{
	2	string include;
	3	string manualDst;
	4
	5	if (exists("tmp/" + conversion + "-manual-stamp"))
	6	return;
	7
	8	include = g_include + ":manual/yo";
	9
	10	manualDst = g_install + DOCDOC + "/yodl." + conversion ;
	11
	12	if (usePath)
	13	run("yodl2" + conversion + include +
	14	" -o" + manualDst +
	15	" manual");
	16	else
	17	{
	18	run(g_install + BIN + "/yodl" + include +
	19	" -o" + g_wip + "out " +
	20	conversion + " manual");
	21
	22	if (conversion == "latex")
	23	run("mv " + g_wip + "out " + g_install + DOCDOC + "/yodl.latex");
	24	else
	25	run(g_install + BIN + "/yodlpost "
	26	+ g_wip + "out.idx " + g_wip + "out " +
	27	manualDst);
	28	}
	29
	30	if (conversion == "latex")
	31	{
	32	chdir(g_install + DOCDOC);
	33
	34	runP(P_NOCHECK, "latex yodl.latex");
	35	runP(P_NOCHECK, "latex yodl.latex");
	36	run("latex yodl.latex");
	37	run("rm yodl.aux yodl.log yodl.toc");
	38
	39	run("dvips -o yodl.ps yodl.dvi");
	40	run("ps2pdf yodl.ps yodl.pdf");
	41	chdir(g_cwd);
	42	}
	43	run("touch tmp/" + conversion + "-manual-stamp");
	44	}
	45
	46	void manualExit(string path)
	47	{
	48	int idx;
	49	int usePath;
	50
	51	usePath = path == "path";
	52
	53	manualMacroList();
	54
	55	if (exists("tmp/macros-stamp"))
	56	system("rm -f tmp/macros-stamp tmp/man-macros-stamp");
	57
	58	buildMacros("./");
	59
	60	md(g_install + DOCDOC);
	61
	62	buildManual("html", usePath);
	63	buildManual("txt", usePath);
	64	buildManual("latex", usePath);
	65
	66	exit(0);
	67	}

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	0	void manualMacroList()
	1	{
	2	list raw;
	3	int idx;
	4
	5	if (exists("tmp/macrolist-stamp"))
	6	return;
	7
	8	chdir("macros/rawmacros");
	9
	10	raw = makelist("*.raw");
	11
	12	echo(OFF);
	13	for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(raw); idx++)
	14	{
	15	system("./startdoc.pl " + raw[idx] + " >> "
	16	"../../" + g_wip + "macrolist.yo");
	17	printf(".");
	18	}
	19	echo(ON);
	20
	21	chdir(g_cwd);
	22	printf("\n");
	23	run("touch tmp/macrolist-stamp");
	24	}
	25

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icmake/md less more

	0	// md: target should be a series of blank-delimited directories to be created
	1	// If an element is a whildcard, the directory will always be created,
	2	// using mkdir -p.
	3	//
	4	// uses: run()
	5
	6	void md(string target)
	7	{
	8	int idx;
	9	list paths;
	10	string dir;
	11
	12	paths = strtok(target, " ");
	13
	14	for (idx = sizeof(paths); idx--; )
	15	{
	16	dir = element(idx, paths);
	17	if (!exists(dir))
	18	run("mkdir -p " + dir);
	19	}
	20	}

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	0	void buildProgram(string program)
	1	{
	2	std_cpp(g_wip + program, 0, program, "");
	3	link(program);
	4	}
	5
	6	void programYodl()
	7	{
	8	buildBuiltins();
	9	buildProgram("yodl");
	10	}
	11
	12	void programYodlpost()
	13	{
	14	buildProgram("yodlpost");
	15	}
	16
	17	void programYodlverbinsert()
	18	{
	19	run(COMPILER + " -o " + g_install + BIN + "/yodlverbinsert " + g_copt +
	20	" src/verbinsert/verbinsert.c " + g_lopt);
	21	}
	22
	23	void program(string target)
	24	{
	25	md(g_install + BIN);
	26
	27	if (target == "programs" \|\| target == "yodlstriproff")
	28	run("cp scripts/yodlstriproff " + g_install + BIN);
	29
	30	if (target == "programs" \|\| target == "yodl2whatever")
	31	run("scripts/configreplacements " +
	32	"scripts/yodl2whatever.in " +
	33	g_install + BIN + "/yodl2whatever");
	34
	35	if (target == "yodlstriproff" \|\| target == "yodl2whatever")
	36	return;
	37
	38	compileRSS();
	39
	40	if (target == "programs" \|\| target == "yodl")
	41	programYodl();
	42
	43	if (target == "programs" \|\| target == "yodlpost")
	44	programYodlpost();
	45
	46	if (target == "programs" \|\| target == "yodlverbinsert")
	47	programYodlverbinsert();
	48
	49	}
	50
	51	void programExit(string target, string strip)
	52	{
	53	#ifndef PROFILING
	54	if (strip == "strip")
	55	g_lopt = "-s";
	56	#endif
	57
	58	program(target);
	59	exit(0);
	60	}
	61
	62	void programsExit(string strip)
	63	{
	64	#ifndef PROFILING
	65	if (strip == "strip")
	66	g_lopt = "-s";
	67	#endif
	68
	69	program("programs");
	70	exit(0);
	71	}

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icmake/run less more

	0	int g_dryrun; // set to 1 if envvar DRYRUN was set in main()
	1
	2
	3	void runP(int testValue, string cmd)
	4	{
	5	if (g_dryrun)
	6	printf(cmd, "\n");
	7	else
	8	system(testValue, cmd);
	9	}
	10
	11	void run(string cmd)
	12	{
	13	runP(P_CHECK, cmd);
	14	}

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	0	void link(string program)
	1	{
	2	exec(COMPILER, "-o", g_install + BIN + "/" + program,
	3	g_wip + program + "/*.o",
	4	"-L" + g_wip, "-lyodl", g_lopt);
	5	}
	6
	7	list inspect(string dstPrefix, list srcList, string library)
	8	{
	9	int idx;
	10	string ofile;
	11	string file;
	12
	13	for (idx = sizeof(srcList); idx--; )
	14	{
	15	file = element(idx, srcList);
	16	ofile = dstPrefix + change_ext(file, "o"); // make o-filename
	17
	18	// A file s must be recompiled if it's newer than its object
	19	// file o or newer than its target library l, or if neither o nor l
	20	// exist.
	21	// Since `a newer b' is true if a is newer than b, or if a exists and
	22	// b doesn't exist s must be compiled if s newer o and s newer l.
	23	// So, it doesn't have to be compiled if s older o or s older l.
	24	// redo if file has changed
	25	if (file older ofile \|\| file older library)
	26	srcList -= (list)file;
	27	}
	28	return srcList;
	29	}
	30
	31	list inspect2(string dstPrefix, list srcList)
	32	{
	33	int idx;
	34	string ofile;
	35	string file;
	36
	37	for (idx = sizeof(srcList); idx--; )
	38	{
	39	file = element(idx, srcList);
	40	ofile = dstPrefix + change_ext(file, "o"); // make o-filename
	41
	42	// A file s must be recompiled if it's newer than its object
	43	// file o
	44
	45	if (file older ofile)
	46	srcList -= (list)file;
	47	}
	48	return srcList;
	49	}
	50
	51	// c_compile: compile all sources in `{srcDir}/{cfiles}', storing the object
	52	// files in {oDst}/filename.o
	53	void c_compile(string oDst, list cfiles)
	54	{
	55	int idx;
	56	string compdest;
	57	string file;
	58
	59	compdest = COMPILER + " -c -o " + oDst;
	60
	61	for (idx = sizeof(cfiles); idx--; )
	62	{
	63	file = cfiles[idx];
	64	g_compiled = 1;
	65	run(compdest + change_ext(file, "o") + " " + g_copt + " -c " + file);
	66	}
	67	}
	68
	69	void std_cpp(string oDstDir, int prefix, string srcDir, string library)
	70	{
	71	list files;
	72
	73	chdir("src/" + srcDir);
	74	oDstDir = "../../" + oDstDir;
	75	md(oDstDir);
	76	oDstDir += "/" + (string)prefix;
	77
	78	// make list of all files
	79	if (library == "")
	80	files = inspect2(oDstDir, makelist("*.c"));
	81	else
	82	files = inspect(oDstDir, makelist("*.c"), g_cwd + library);
	83
	84	if (sizeof(files))
	85	{
	86	printf("Compiling sources in `src/" + srcDir + "'\n");
	87	c_compile(oDstDir, files); // compile files
	88	}
	89
	90	chdir(g_cwd);
	91	}
	92
	93
	94	void static_library(string ofiles, string library)
	95	{
	96	if (!exists(library) \|\| g_compiled)
	97	{
	98	run("ar ru " + library + " " + ofiles);
	99	run("ranlib " + library);
	100	run("rm " + ofiles);
	101	}
	102	}
	103
	104	void makeLibrary(string oDstDir, string library)
	105	{
	106	int index;
	107
	108	g_compiled = 0;
	109
	110	md(oDstDir);
	111	// compile all files
	112	for (index = g_nClasses; index--; )
	113	std_cpp(oDstDir, index, g_classes[index], library);
	114
	115	// make the library
	116	static_library(oDstDir + "/*.o", library);
	117	}
	118
	119
	120
	121
	122
	123

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0		#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1
2		#define STD_CONVERSIONS "html latex man txt xml"
3
4		string bin;
5		string inc;
6		string scripts;
7		string root;
8		string cwd;
9		string yodl;
10		string yodlpost;
11		string config;
12
13		void preset(string toYodlRoot)
14		{
15		cwd = chdir(".");
16		root = chdir(toYodlRoot);
17
18		bin = root + "src/bin/";
19		scripts = root + "scripts/";
20
21		config = root + "src/config.h";
22		yodl = bin + "yodl";
23		yodlpost = bin + "yodlpost";
24		inc = ".:" + root + "macros/yodl";
25
26		chdir(cwd);
27		}
28
29		format(string fmt)
30		{
31		exec(scripts + "configreplacements", config,
32		"in/" + fmt + ".in",
33		"yodl/" + fmt + ".yo");
34
35		chdir("rawmacros");
36		system("./create " + fmt);
37		}
38
39		stdmacros(string series)
40		{
41		list std;
42		int idx;
43		string conversion;
44
45		std = strtok(series, " ");
46
47		for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(std); idx++)
48		{
49		conversion = element(idx, std);
50		format(conversion);
51		chdir(cwd);
52		}
53		}
54
55		void cleanup()
56		{
57		system("rm -f yodl/*.yo");
58		}
59
60		void version()
61		{
62		system("echo \"DEFINESYMBOL$XXyodlVersion$$@VERSION@$\""
63		" > yodlversion.in");
64		system(scripts + "configreplacements " + config +
65		" yodlversion.in yodl/yodlversion.yo");
66		system("rm -f yodlversion.in");
67		}
68
69		void install(string where)
70		{
71		exec("mkdir", "-p", where);
72		exec("cp", "-r", "yodl/*", where);
73		}
74
75		void main(int argc, list argv)
76		{
77		string arg1;
78
79		if (argc == 1)
80		{
81		printf("Build what ? Options are:\n"
82		" clean: cleanup\n"
83		" macros name: build the std.name.yo filec\n"
84		" std: build macros for all standard conversions:\n"
85		" html, latex, man, txt (and (experimental) xml)\n"
86		" version: update the yodlversion.yo file to the\n"
87		" current Yodl version\n"
88		);
89		exit(1);
90		}
91
92		preset("..");
93
94		arg1 = element(1, argv);
95
96		if (arg1 == "macros")
97		format(element(2, argv));
98		else if (arg1 == "clean")
99		cleanup();
100		else if (arg1 == "install")
101		install(element(2, argv));
102		else if (arg1 == "std")
103		stdmacros(STD_CONVERSIONS);
104		else if (arg1 == "version")
105		version();
106		else
107		{
108		printf("request `", arg1, "' not yet available\n");
109		exit(1);
110		}
111		exit(0);
112		}
113
114
115
116
117
118

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0	0	<STARTDOC>
1	1	macro(latexpackage(options)(name))
2		(Include latex package(s), a useful package is, e.g.,
	2	(Include latex NOEXPAND(package(s)), a useful package is, e.g.,
3	3	tt(epsf). This command bf(must) appear before the document type is
4	4	stated by tt(article), tt(report), etc..)
5	5	<>

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0	0	<STARTDOC>
1	1	macro(letterto(element))
2		(Adds `element' as an additional line to the address in LaTex() letters.)
	2	(Adds `element' as an additional line to the address in LaTeX() letters.)
3	3	<>
4	4	DEFINEMACRO(letterto)(1)(\
5	5	<latex>

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0	0	<STARTDOC>
1	1	macro(mbox())
2		(Unbreakable box in latex(). Other formats may have different opitions on
	2	(Unbreakable box in LaTeX(). Other formats may have different opitions on
3	3	our unbreakable boxex.)
4	4	<>
5	5

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2	2	(Defines the filename extension for encapsulated PostScript figures in LaTeX,
3	3	defaults to tt(.ps). The dot must be included in t new extension tt(ext). The
4	4	new extension takes effect starting with a following usage of the tt(figure)
5		macro. It is only active in latex(), but otherwise acts identically as
	5	macro. It is only active in LaTeX(), but otherwise acts identically as
6	6	NOEXPAND(setfigureext()).)
7	7	<>
8	8

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0	0	<STARTDOC>
1	1	macro(setlatexverbchar(char))
2		(Set the char used to quote latex() code(\verb) sequences)
	2	(Set the char used to quote LaTeX() code(\verb) sequences)
3	3	<>
4	4
5	5	DEFINEMACRO(setlatexverbchar)(1)(\

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0		#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1
2		string bin;
3		string inc;
4		string scripts;
5		string root;
6		string cwd;
7		string yodl;
8		string yodlpost;
9		string config;
10		string yodlCmd;
11
12		#include "../src/config.h"
13
14		void preset(string toYodlRoot)
15		{
16		cwd = chdir(".");
17		root = chdir(toYodlRoot);
18
19		bin = root + "src/bin/";
20		scripts = root + "scripts/";
21
22		config = root + "src/config.h";
23		yodl = bin + "yodl";
24		yodlpost = bin + "yodlpost";
25		inc = ".:" + root + "macros/yodl";
26
27		if (!exists("release.yo"))
28		fprintf("release.yo", "SUBST(_CurVers_)(", TOPLEVEL_VERSION, ")\n",
29		"SUBST(_CurYrs_)(", YODL_YEARS, ")\n");
30		chdir(cwd);
31		}
32
33		void run(string source, string nr, int usePath)
34		{
35		exec(scripts + "configreplacements", config,
36		source + ".in",
37		source + ".yo");
38
39
40		exec("mkdir", "-p", nr);
41
42		if (usePath)
43		exec("yodl2man", "-o", nr + "/" + source + "." + nr, source);
44		else
45		{
46		exec(yodl, "-D", "XXMACROPATH=.", "-I", inc, "-o", "out", "man",
47		source);
48		exec(yodlpost, "out.idx", "out", nr + "/" + source + "." + nr);
49		}
50
51		exec("rm", "-f", "out", "out.idx", source + ".yo");
52		}
53
54
55		void manpages(string path)
56		{
57		int usePath;
58
59		usePath = path == "path";
60
61		run("yodl", "1", usePath);
62		run("yodlpost", "1", usePath);
63		run("yodlconverters", "1", usePath);
64		run("yodlverbinsert", "1", usePath);
65
66		run("yodlmanpage", "7", usePath);
67		run("yodlletter", "7", usePath);
68		run("yodlmacros", "7", usePath);
69		run("yodlbuiltins", "7", usePath);
70		}
71
72		void install(string where)
73		{
74		list l;
75		int idx;
76
77		exec("mkdir", "-p", where + "/man1", where + "/man7");
78		exec("cp", "1/*", where + "/man1");
79		exec("cp", "7/*", where + "/man7");
80
81		chdir(where + "/man1");
82
83		l = strtok(STD_CONVERSIONS, " ");
84
85		for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(l); idx++)
86		exec("ln", "-sf", "yodlconverters.1.gz",
87		"yodl2" + element(idx, l) + ".1.gz");
88		exec("ln", "-sf", "yodlconverters.1.gz",
89		"yodl2whatever.1.gz");
90		}
91
92		void cleanup()
93		{
94		system("rm -rf 1 7 *.yo");
95		}
96
97		void main(int argc, list argv)
98		{
99		string arg1;
100
101		if (argc == 1)
102		{
103		printf
104		(
105		"\n"
106		"Build what? Options are:\n"
107		" clean: clean up\n"
108		" install where: install in the directory `where'\n"
109		" man [path]: build the manual pages (after `clean')\n"
110		" (with `path': use yodl found in $PATH\n"
111		"\n"
112		);
113		exit(1);
114		}
115
116		preset("..");
117
118		arg1 = argv[1];
119
120		if (arg1 == "man")
121		manpages(argv[2]);
122		else if (arg1 == "clean")
123		cleanup();
124		else if (arg1 == "install")
125		install(argv[2]);
126		else
127		{
128		printf("request `", arg1, "' not yet available\n");
129		exit(1);
130		}
131		exit(0);
132		}

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0		mailto(f.b.brokken@rug.nl)
1
2		redef(macro)(2)(dit(tt(ARG1)) ARG2)
3
4		manpage(striproff)
5		(1)
6		(_CurYrs_)
7		(yodl__CurVers_.tar.gz)
8		(Your Own Document Language)
9
10		manpagename(striproff)(strip ASCII control characters)
11
12		manpagesynopsis()
13
14		em(command \|) bf(striproff) em(> outputfile) nl()
15
16		manpagedescription()
17
18		The bf(striproff) program is a very simple tool to strip ASCII control
19		characters off a stream, so that only `bare' ASCII is left. The stripped
20		control sequences are ^H (backspace) followed by any character; this
21		mechanism is used to underline or boldface text on terminals that support
22		it.
23
24		bf(striproff) is typically used with the Yodl converters bf(yodl2msless)
25		and bf(yodl2manless).
26
27		manpageseealso()
28
29		bf(yodl)(1),
30		bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
31		bf(yodlconverters)(1),
32		bf(yodlletter)(7),
33		bf(yodlmacros)(7),
34		bf(yodlmanpage)(7),
35		bf(yodlpost)(1),
36		bf(yodlverbinsert)(1).
37
38
39		manpagebugs()
40
41		-
42
43		manpageauthor()
44
45		Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl),

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1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	manpage(yodl)
5	5	(1)

25	25
26	26	manpageoptions()
27	27
28		includefile(../manual/yo/userguide/optionlist)
	28	includefile(manual/yo/userguide/optionlist)
29	29
30	30	manpagefiles()
31	31

37	37
38	38	manpageseealso()
39	39
40		bf(striproff)(1),
	40	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
41	41	bf(yodl)(1),
42	42	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
43	43	bf(yodlconverters)(1),

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0	0	mailto(f.b.brokken@rug.nl)
1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	redef(lsect)(2)(label(ARG1)dit(tt(ARG2)))
5	5	redef(lsubsect)(2)(label(ARG1)dit(tt(ARG2)))

8	8	redef(ref)(1)(tt([ARG1]))
9	9	redef(lref)(2)(ARG1 tt([ARG2]))
10	10
11		setincludepath(.:../macros/yodl:../manual/yo)
	11	setincludepath(.:macros/yodl:manual/yo)
12	12
13	13	manpage(Yodl builtin functions)
14	14	(7)

40	40
41	41	manpageseealso()
42	42
43		bf(striproff)(1),
	43	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
44	44	bf(yodl)(1),
45	45	bf(yodlconverters)(1),
46	46	bf(yodlletter)(7),

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0	0	mailto(f.b.brokken@rug.nl)
1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	manpage(yodlconverters)
5	5	(1)

68	68
69	69	manpageseealso()
70	70
71		bf(striproff)(1),
	71	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
72	72	bf(yodl)(1),
73	73	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
74	74	bf(yodlletter)(7),

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0	0	mailto(f.b.brokken@rug.nl)
1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	manpage(yodlletter)
5	5	(7)

71	71	manpageseealso()
72	72
73	73	bf(latex)(1),
74		bf(striproff)(1),
	74	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
75	75	bf(yodl)(1),
76	76	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
77	77	bf(yodlconverters)(1),

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0	0	mailto(f.b.brokken@rug.nl)
1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	redef(macro)(2)(dit(tt(ARG1)) ARG2)
5	5

23	23	order.
24	24
25	25	description(
26		INCLUDEFILE(../manual/yo/macros/macrolist.yo)
	26	INCLUDEFILE(macrolist.yo)
27	27	)
28	28
29	29	manpageoptions()

36	36
37	37	manpageseealso()
38	38
39		bf(striproff)(1),
	39	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
40	40	bf(yodl)(1),
41	41	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
42	42	bf(yodlconverters)(1),

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1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	manpage(yodlmanpage)
5	5	(7)

72	72
73	73	manpageseealso()
74	74
75		bf(striproff)(1),
	75	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
76	76	bf(yodl)(1),
77	77	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
78	78	bf(yodlconverters)(1),

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1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3	manpage(yodlpost)
4	4	(1)
5	5	(_CurYrs_)

36	36
37	37	manpageseealso()
38	38
39		bf(striproff)(1),
	39	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
40	40	bf(yodl)(1),
41	41	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
42	42	bf(yodlconverters)(1),

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	0	mailto(f.b.brokken@rug.nl)
	1
	2	redef(macro)(2)(dit(tt(ARG1)) ARG2)
	3
	4	manpage(yodlstriproff)
	5	(1)
	6	(_CurYrs_)
	7	(yodl__CurVers_.tar.gz)
	8	(Your Own Document Language)
	9
	10	manpagename(yodlstriproff)(strip ASCII control characters)
	11
	12	manpagesynopsis()
	13
	14	em(command \|) bf(yodlstriproff) em(> outputfile) nl()
	15
	16	manpagedescription()
	17
	18	The bf(yodlstriproff) program is a very simple tool to strip ASCII control
	19	characters off a stream, so that only `bare' ASCII is left. The stripped
	20	control sequences are ^H (backspace) followed by any character; this
	21	mechanism is used to underline or boldface text on terminals that support
	22	it.
	23
	24	bf(yodlstriproff) is typically used with the Yodl converters bf(yodl2msless)
	25	and bf(yodl2manless).
	26
	27	manpageseealso()
	28
	29	bf(yodl)(1),
	30	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
	31	bf(yodlconverters)(1),
	32	bf(yodlletter)(7),
	33	bf(yodlmacros)(7),
	34	bf(yodlmanpage)(7),
	35	bf(yodlpost)(1),
	36	bf(yodlverbinsert)(1).
	37
	38
	39	manpagebugs()
	40
	41	-
	42
	43	manpageauthor()
	44
	45	Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl),

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1	1
2		includefile(../release.yo)
	2	includefile(release.yo)
3	3
4	4	DEFINEMACRO(lsoption)(3)(\
5	5	bf(--ARG1)=tt(ARG3) (bf(-ARG2))\

126	126
127	127	manpageseealso()
128	128
129		bf(striproff)(1),
	129	bf(yodlstriproff)(1),
130	130	bf(yodl)(1),
131	131	bf(yodlbuiltins)(1),
132	132	bf(yodlconverters)(1),

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0		#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1
2		string bin;
3		string inc;
4		string scripts;
5		string root;
6		string cwd;
7		string yodl;
8		string yodlpost;
9		string config;
10		int profile;
11
12		void preset(string toYodlRoot)
13		{
14		cwd = chdir(".");
15		root = chdir(toYodlRoot);
16
17		bin = root + "src/bin/";
18		scripts = root + "scripts/";
19
20		config = root + "src/config.h";
21		yodl = bin + "yodl";
22		yodlpost = bin + "yodlpost";
23		inc = ".:" + root + "macros/yodl";
24
25		chdir(cwd);
26		}
27
28		void checkProfile()
29		{
30		if (profile)
31		{
32		printf("Pause for profile inspection.\n"
33		"program: src/bin/yodl; profile: manual/yo/gmon.out\n"
34		"Press any key to continue...\n");
35		getch();
36		}
37		}
38
39		void run(string conversion, string source, string destination, int usePath)
40		{
41		if (usePath)
42		exec("yodl2" + conversion, "-o", destination, source);
43		else
44		{
45		exec(yodl, "-D", "XXMACROPATH=.",
46		"-I", inc, "-o", "out", conversion, source);
47		checkProfile();
48		if (conversion != "latex")
49		exec(yodlpost, "out.idx", "out", destination);
50		else
51		exec("mv", "out", destination);
52		}
53
54		exec("rm", "-f", "out", "out.idx");
55		}
56
57		void manual(string path)
58		{
59		int usePath;
60
61		usePath = path == "path";
62
63		system("mkdir -p html latex pdf ps txt");
64
65		chdir("yo");
66
67		run("html", "manual", "yodl.html", usePath);
68		exec("mv", "*.html", "../html");
69
70		run("txt", "manual", "../txt/yodl.txt", usePath);
71		run("latex","manual", "../latex/yodl.latex", usePath);
72
73		chdir("../latex");
74		exec("latex", "yodl.latex");
75		exec("latex", "yodl.latex");
76		exec("latex", "yodl.latex");
77
78		chdir("..");
79		exec("dvips", "-o", "ps/yodl.ps", "latex/yodl.dvi");
80		exec("ps2pdf", "ps/yodl.ps", "pdf/yodl.pdf");
81		}
82
83		void cleanup()
84		{
85		system("rm -rf yo/macros/macrolist.yo html latex txt ps pdf");
86
87		// system("rm -rf yo/macros/macrolist.yo html latex txt ps");
88		// printf("WARNING: manual/pdf temporarily not cleaned\n");
89		}
90
91		void install(string where)
92		{
93		exec("mkdir", "-p", where);
94
95		exec("cp", "html/", "txt/", "ps/", "pdf/", where);
96		exec("cp", "latex/yodl.latex", where);
97		}
98
99		docmacros()
100		{
101		list raw;
102		int idx;
103		string dest;
104
105		dest = cwd + "yo/macros/macrolist.yo";
106
107		exec("rm", "-f", dest);
108		chdir(root + "macros/rawmacros");
109
110		raw = makelist("*.raw");
111		echo(OFF);
112		for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(raw); idx++)
113		{
114		system("./startdoc.pl " + element(idx, raw) + " >> " + dest);
115		printf(".");
116		}
117		printf("\n");
118		}
119
120		void main(int argc, list argv)
121		{
122		string arg1;
123
124		if (argc == 1)
125		{
126		printf
127		(
128		"\n"
129		"Build what? Options are:\n"
130		" clean: clean up\n"
131		" install where: install in the directory `where'\n"
132		" manual [path]: make the manual, provide `path' to create\n"
133		" the manual using yodl found in $PATH\n"
134		" profile: make the manual, pause following `yodl ...' calls\n"
135		" for profile inspection\n"
136		" docmacros: make the yodlmacros document page\n"
137		"\n"
138		);
139		exit(1);
140		}
141
142		preset("..");
143
144		profile = element(1, argv) == "-DPROFILE";
145
146		arg1 = argv[1 + profile];
147
148		if (arg1 == "clean")
149		cleanup();
150		else if (arg1 == "docmacros")
151		docmacros();
152		else if (arg1 == "install")
153		install(element(2, argv));
154		else if (arg1 == "manual")
155		manual(argv[2]);
156		else if (arg1 == "profile")
157		{
158		profile = 1;
159		manual("");
160		}
161		else
162		{
163		printf("request `", arg1, "' not yet available\n");
164		exit(1);
165		}
166		exit(0);
167		}

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0	0	latexpackage()(a4,epsf)
1	1
2	2	whenlatex(\
3		SETSYMBOL(XXusexlatin)(NOTRANS(\input{../../macros/yodl/xlatin1.tex}))
	3	SETSYMBOL(XXusexlatin)(NOTRANS(\input{../../yodl/xlatin1.tex}))
4	4	)
5	5
6	6	SUBST(YODL)(tt(Yodl))

29	29
30	30	affiliation(Center for Information Technology, University of Groningen)
31	31
32		report(Yodl 2.xx.yy)
	32	report(Yodl SYMBOLVALUE(XXyodlVersion))
33	33	(Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl)nl()
34	34	initially by Karel Kubat)
35	35	(1996-NOW)

37	37	chapter(Introduction)
38	38	INCLUDEFILE(intro/intro)
39	39
40		sect(What's new in Yodl 2.00?)
	40	sect(From 1.xx to 2.00: what's new?)
41	41	INCLUDEFILE(new)
42	42
43	43	sect(Why use Yodl?)

136	136	lsect(MACROLIST)(Predefined macros)
137	137	INCLUDEFILE(macros/alphabetical)
138	138
139		INCLUDEFILE(macros/macrolist)
	139	INCLUDEFILE(macrolist) COMMENT(Created by build man(ual) in tmp/macroyo)
140	140
141	141	sect(Conversion-related topics)
142	142

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0	0	#!/bin/bash
1	1
2		[ $# != 3 ] && echo "Usage: $0 config.h-path xxx.in xxx.yo" && exit 1
	2	CONFIG="tmp/wip/config.h"
3	3
4		CONFIG=$1
5		shift
	4	case $# in
	5	(2)
	6	STD_INCLUDE=`grep "#define[[:space:]]\+STD_INCLUDE" $CONFIG \| \
	7	sed 's,.STD_INCLUDE[[:space:]]\+\"$[^"]\+$".,\1,'`
6	8
7		grep "#define[[:space:]]\+STD_INCLUDE" $CONFIG
	9	# keep as is
	10	;;
	11
	12	(3)
	13	STD_INCLUDE=$3
	14	;;
8	15
9		STD_INCLUDE=`grep "#define[[:space:]]\+STD_INCLUDE" $CONFIG \| \
10		sed 's,.STD_INCLUDE[[:space:]]\+\"$[^"]\+$".,\1,'`
11
12		VERSION=`grep "#define[[:space:]]\+TOPLEVEL_VERSION" $CONFIG \| \
13		sed 's,.TOPLEVEL_VERSION[[:space:]]\+\"$[^"]\+$".,\1,'`
	16	(*)
	17	echo "Usage: $0 xxx.in xxx.yo [actual-path-to-macro-files]"
	18	exit 1
	19	;;
	20	esac
14	21
15	22	YODL_BIN=`grep "#define[[:space:]]\+YODL_BIN" $CONFIG \| \
16	23	sed 's,.YODL_BIN[[:space:]]\+\"$[^"]\+$".,\1,'`
17	24
	25	VERSION=`grep "#define[[:space:]]\+VERSION" $CONFIG \| \
	26	sed 's,.VERSION[[:space:]]\+\"$[^"]\+$".,\1,'`
	27
18	28	sed '
19	29	s,@STD_INCLUDE@,'$STD_INCLUDE',g
	30	s,@YODL_BIN@,'$YODL_BIN',g
20	31	s,@VERSION@,'$VERSION',g
21		s,@YODL_BIN@,'$YODL_BIN',g
22	32	' $1 > $2
23	33
24	34

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	0	#!/bin/bash
	1
	2	if [ "$#" == "0" ] ; then
	3	echo provide WIP path, destination path and requested format
	4	exit 1
	5	fi
	6
	7	WIP=$1/macros
	8	DST=$2
	9	FMT=$3
	10
	11	echo "
	12	INCWSLEVEL()
	13
	14	DEFINESYMBOL($FMT)()
	15	" > $WIP
	16
	17	for x in macros/rawmacros/*.raw
	18	do
	19	scripts/macroseparator.pl $FMT $x >> $WIP
	20	done
	21
	22	echo "DECWSLEVEL()" >> $WIP
	23
	24	scripts/configreplacements $WIP $DST/std.$FMT.yo ./
	25
	26
	27
	28
	29

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	0	#!/usr/bin/perl
	1
	2	$target = $ARGV[0];
	3	$file = $ARGV[1];
	4	$copy = 1;
	5	$recognized = 0;
	6	$closed = 1;
	7	$printed = 0;
	8	$wslines = 0;
	9
	10
	11	open(FILE, "$file");
	12
	13	sub wslines()
	14	{
	15	return if !$printed;
	16
	17	while ($wslines)
	18	{
	19	print "\n";
	20	$wslines--;
	21	}
	22	}
	23
	24	while ($line = <FILE>)
	25	{
	26	chomp $line;
	27
	28	if ($line =~ /^<.$target.>\s*$/c)
	29	{
	30	$copy = 1;
	31	$closed = 0;
	32	$recognized = 1;
	33	}
	34	elsif ($line =~ /^<>\s*$/c)
	35	{
	36	$copy = 1;
	37	$closed = 1;
	38	$recognized = 0;
	39	}
	40	elsif ($line =~ /^<else>\s*$/c)
	41	{
	42	$closed = 0;
	43	$copy = !$recognized;
	44	}
	45	elsif ($line =~ /^<[^>]+>\s*$/c)
	46	{
	47	$closed = 0;
	48	$copy = 0;
	49	}
	50	elsif ($copy)
	51	{
	52	if ( $line =~ /^\s*$/ )
	53	{
	54	if ($printed)
	55	{
	56	$wslines++;
	57	}
	58	next;
	59	}
	60
	61	wslines();
	62	print "$line\n";
	63	$printed = 1;
	64	}
	65	}
	66
	67	print "\n";
	68
	69	if (!$closed)
	70	{
	71	warn "Maybe no close tag <> in $file\n";
	72	}
	73
	74
	75

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69	69	if [ "$verbose" = "yes" ]; then
70	70	echo running "$*"
71	71	fi
72		$* \|\| error "$1 indicates failure!"
	72	eval $* \|\| error "$1 indicates failure!"
73	73	}
74	74
75	75	############################################################# Start of script.

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	0	#!/bin/sh
	1	# striproff -- strip ascii control characters and page numbers
	2
	3	# uniq is not really what we mean, but it removes all the ugly
	4	# empty lines, and i can't get sed to understand:
	5	#
	6	# sed "s/\n\n\n/\n\n/"
	7	#
	8	# or something like that.
	9
	10	NEWLINE="\
	11	"
	12	grotty -b -u -o -f \|
	13	sed "//,/$NEWLINE[ ]-[0-9]*-/d" \| uniq

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0		#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1
2		// Uncomment the following #define if you want to use the following exensive
3		// set of compilation options:
4		// -O0 -g3 -ansi -pedantic -fno-common -pipe -W -Wall -Wcast-align
5		// -Wcast-qual -Wconversion -Wformat=2 -Winline -Wnested-externs
6		// -Wpointer-arith -Wshadow -Wstrict-prototypes -Wundef
7		// -Wno-unused-parameter -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs
8		//
9		//#define EXTENSIVE_OPTIONS
10
11		// Alternatively, uncomment the following #define to compile the programs with
12		// the -pg option, so that gprof can be used for profiling purposes.
13		// If neither is defined, COPT is used (see below). If both are defined
14		// EXTENSIVE_OPTIONS is used.
15		//
16		//#define PROFILING
17
18
19		string CLASSES;
20		string bin;
21		string inc;
22		string scripts;
23		string root;
24		string cwd;
25		string yodl;
26		string yodlpost;
27		string config;
28		int compiled;
29
30		#include "config.h"
31
32		void preset(string toYodlRoot)
33		{
34		cwd = chdir(".");
35		root = chdir(toYodlRoot);
36
37		bin = root + "src/bin/";
38		scripts = root + "scripts/";
39
40		config = root + "src/config.h";
41		yodl = bin + "yodl";
42		yodlpost = bin + "yodlpost";
43
44		inc = ".:" + root + "macros/yodl";
45
46		chdir(cwd);
47		}
48
49
50		void setClasses()
51		{
52		CLASSES += "args builtin chartab counter file hashitem hashmap "
53		"lexer lines macro media message new ostream parser "
54		"postqueue process queue root stack string subst symbol ";
55		}
56
57		#define COMPILER "gcc"
58		#define COPT "-O2 -Wall"
59
60		#define ECHO_REQUEST 1
61		#define GDB "-g"
62
63		#define LIBS ""
64
65		// NO CONFIGURABLE PARTS BELOW THIS LINE
66
67		/*
68		V A R S . I M
69		*/
70
71		string // contain options for
72		libs, // extra libs, e.g., "-lrss -licce"
73		copt, // Compiler options
74		lopt, // Linker options
75		libxxx, // full library-path
76		sources, // sources to be used
77		current; // contains name of current dir.
78		int
79		nClasses; // number of classes/subdirectories
80		list
81		classes; // list of classes/directories
82
83
84		// md: target should be a series of blank-delimited directories to be created
85		// If an element is a whildcard, the directory will always be created,
86		// using mkdir -p.
87
88		void md(string target)
89		{
90		int idx;
91		list paths;
92		string dir;
93
94		paths = strtok(target, " ");
95
96		for (idx = sizeof(paths); idx--; )
97		{
98		dir = element(idx, paths);
99		if (!exists(dir))
100		system("mkdir -p " + dir);
101		}
102		}
103
104
105		/*
106		I N I T I A L . I M
107		*/
108		void initialize()
109		{
110		echo(ECHO_REQUEST);
111		sources = "*.c";
112
113		copt = COPT;
114		lopt = "-s";
115
116		#ifdef GDB
117		copt = COPT + " " + GDB;
118		lopt = "";
119		#endif
120
121		#ifdef PROFILING
122		copt = COPT + " -pg";
123		lopt = "-pg";
124		#endif
125
126		#ifdef EXTENSIVE_OPTIONS
127		copt = "-O0 -g3 -ansi -pedantic -fno-common -pipe -W -Wall -Wcast-align"
128		" -Wcast-qual -Wconversion -Wformat=2 -Winline -Wnested-externs"
129		" -Wpointer-arith -Wshadow -Wstrict-prototypes -Wundef "
130		"-Wno-unused-parameter -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs";
131		lopt = "-s";
132		#endif
133
134
135		cwd = chdir(".");
136
137		setClasses(); // remaining classes
138
139		classes = strtok(CLASSES, " "); // list of classes
140
141		nClasses = sizeof(classes);
142		}
143
144
145
146		// c_compile: compile all sources in `{srcDir}/{cfiles}', storing the object
147		// files in {srcDir}/o/{prefix}filename.o
148		//
149		// uses: g_compiler, g_opt, md, run
150		//
151		void c_compile(int prefix, string srcDir, list cfiles)
152		{
153		int idx;
154		string compdest;
155		string file;
156
157		compdest = COMPILER + " -c -o " + srcDir + "/o/" + (string)prefix;
158		md(srcDir + "/o");
159
160		for (idx = sizeof(cfiles); idx--; )
161		{
162		file = element(idx, cfiles);
163
164		compiled = 1;
165		system(compdest + change_ext(file, "o") + " " +
166		copt + " " + srcDir + "/" + file);
167		}
168		}
169
170
171		list inspect(int prefix, list srcList, string library)
172		{
173		int idx;
174		string ofile;
175		string oprefix;
176		string file;
177
178		oprefix = "./o/" + (string)prefix;
179
180		for (idx = sizeof(srcList); idx--; )
181		{
182		file = element(idx, srcList);
183		ofile = oprefix + change_ext(file, "o"); // make o-filename
184
185		// A file s must be recompiled if it's newer than its object
186		// file o or newer than its target library l, or if neither o nor l
187		// exist.
188		// Since `a newer b' is true if a is newer than b, or if a exists and
189		// b doesn't exist s must be compiled if s newer o and s newer l.
190		// So, it doesn't have to be compiled if s older o or s older l.
191		// redo if file has changed
192		if (file older ofile \|\| file older library)
193		srcList -= (list)file;
194		}
195		return srcList;
196		}
197
198		list inspect2(int prefix, list srcList)
199		{
200		int idx;
201		string ofile;
202		string oprefix;
203		string file;
204
205		oprefix = "./o/" + (string)prefix;
206
207		for (idx = sizeof(srcList); idx--; )
208		{
209		file = element(idx, srcList);
210		ofile = oprefix + change_ext(file, "o"); // make o-filename
211
212		// A file s must be recompiled if it's newer than its object
213		// file o
214
215		if (file older ofile)
216		srcList -= (list)file;
217		}
218		return srcList;
219		}
220
221		/*
222		S T D C P P . I M
223		*/
224
225		void std_cpp(int prefix, string srcDir, string library)
226		{
227		list files;
228		string cwd;
229
230		chdir(srcDir);
231		// make list of all files
232		if (library == "")
233		files = inspect2(prefix, makelist(sources));
234		else
235		files = inspect(prefix, makelist(sources), "../" + library);
236
237		chdir("..");
238
239		if (sizeof(files))
240		c_compile(prefix, srcDir, files); // compile files
241		}
242
243
244		void static_library(string ofiles, string library)
245		{
246		if (!exists(library) \|\| compiled)
247		{
248		system("ar ru " + library + " " + ofiles);
249		system("ranlib " + library);
250		system("rm " + ofiles);
251		}
252		}
253
254		void cpp_make(string library)
255		{
256		int index;
257
258		compiled = 0;
259
260		// compile all files
261		for (index = nClasses; index--; )
262		std_cpp(index, element(index, classes), library);
263
264		// make the library
265		static_library("/o/.o", library);
266		}
267
268		/*
269		L I N K . I M
270		*/
271
272		void link(string binary, string library, string ofiles)
273		{
274		exec(COMPILER, "-o", binary, ofiles, library, libs, lopt);
275		}
276
277		void cpp_program(string dir, string libpath, string binary)
278		{
279		md(get_path(binary));
280
281		std_cpp(nClasses, dir, ""); // compile all files
282		link(binary, libpath, dir + "/o/*");
283		}
284
285		void remakebuiltins(list files)
286		{
287		string file;
288		string dest;
289		int cid;
290		int idx;
291
292		printf("rebuilding yodl/builtins.def and yodl/gram.h\n");
293
294		system("rm -f gram.h builtins.def o/global.o");
295
296		fprintf("gram.h",
297		"#ifndef GRAM_H_\n",
298		"#define GRAM_H_\n"
299		"/*\n"
300		" Automatically generated by make\n"
301		" Do not edit\n"
302		"*/\n"
303		);
304
305		fprintf("builtins.def",
306		"/*\n"
307		" Automatically generated by make\n"
308		" Do not edit\n"
309		"*/\n"
310		"#include \"gram.h\"\n"
311		"Builtin builtin_array[] = \n"
312		"{\n"
313		);
314
315		for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(files); idx++)
316		{
317		dest = "";
318		file = change_ext(element(idx, files), "");
319		for (cid = 4; cid < strlen(file); cid++)
320		dest += element(cid, file);
321		dest = strupr(dest);
322
323		fprintf("gram.h", " void gram_", dest, "(void);\n");
324		fprintf("builtins.def",
325		" {\"", dest, "\", gram_", dest, " },\n");
326		}
327
328		fprintf("gram.h", "#endif\n");
329		fprintf("builtins.def",
330		" { 0, 0 },\n"
331		"};\n");
332		}
333
334		void builtins()
335		{
336		string file;
337		list files;
338		int idx;
339
340		chdir("yodl");
341		files = makelist("gram*.c");
342
343		for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(files); idx++)
344		{
345		file = element(idx, files);
346		if (file younger "builtins.def")
347		{
348		remakebuiltins(files);
349		break;
350		}
351		}
352		chdir("..");
353		}
354
355		void buildyodl()
356		{
357		builtins();
358
359		cpp_program("yodl", "libyodl.a", "bin/yodl");
360		printf("ok: bin/yodl\n");
361		}
362
363		void buildhtmlpost()
364		{
365		cpp_program("yodlpost", "libyodl.a", "bin/yodlpost");
366		printf("ok: bin/yodlpost\n");
367		}
368
369		void buildverbinsert()
370		{
371		md("bin");
372		if ("verbinsert/verbinsert.c" younger "bin/yodlverbinsert")
373		{
374		system(COMPILER " -o bin/yodlverbinsert "
375		+ copt + " verbinsert/verbinsert.c " + lopt);
376		printf("ok: bin/yodlverbinsert\n");
377		}
378		}
379
380		void install(string where)
381		{
382		list l;
383		int idx;
384
385		md(where);
386		exec("cp", "bin/yodl", where);
387		exec("cp", "bin/yodlpost", where);
388		exec("cp", "bin/yodlverbinsert", where);
389
390		exec(scripts + "configreplacements", config,
391		scripts + "/yodl2whatever.in",
392		where + "/yodl2whatever");
393		exec("chmod", "+x", where + "/yodl2whatever");
394
395		l = strtok(STD_CONVERSIONS, " ");
396
397		chdir(where);
398		for (idx = 0; idx < sizeof(l); idx++)
399		exec("ln", "-sf", "yodl2whatever", "yodl2" + element(idx, l));
400		}
401
402
403		void main(int argc, list argv)
404		{
405		string arg1;
406
407		initialize();
408
409		if (argc == 1)
410		{
411		printf("Build what ? Options are:\n"
412		" clean: rm all libraries and binaries\n"
413		" install <target>: install the binaries in `target'\n"
414		" lib: construct the library\n"
415		" progs: construct all programs (in ./bin)\n"
416		" yodl: construct the yodl program (in ./bin)\n"
417		" yodlpost: construct the post processor (in ./bin)\n"
418		" yodlverbinsert: construct yodlverbinsert (in ./bin)\n");
419		exit(1);
420		}
421
422		preset("..");
423
424		arg1 = element(1, argv);
425
426		if (arg1 == "clean")
427		system("rm -rf bin libyodl.a */o");
428		else if (arg1 == "lib")
429		cpp_make("libyodl.a");
430		else if (arg1 == "yodl")
431		{
432		cpp_make("libyodl.a");
433		buildyodl();
434		}
435		else if (arg1 == "yodlpost")
436		{
437		cpp_make("libyodl.a");
438		buildhtmlpost();
439		}
440		else if (arg1 == "yodlverbinsert")
441		{
442		buildverbinsert();
443		}
444		else if (arg1 == "progs")
445		{
446		cpp_make("libyodl.a");
447		buildyodl();
448		buildhtmlpost();
449		buildverbinsert();
450		}
451		else if (arg1 == "install")
452		install(element(2, argv));
453		else
454		{
455		printf("request `", arg1, "' not supported\n");
456		exit(1);
457		}
458
459		exit(0);
460		}

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0		/* Yodl version */
1		#ifndef TOPLEVEL_VERSION
2		#define TOPLEVEL_VERSION "2.14.1"
3		#endif
	0	#ifndef _INCLUDED_CONFIG_H_
	1	#define _INCLUDED_CONFIG_H_
4	2
5		#define YODL_YEARS "1996-2009"
	3	#include "../tmp/wip/config.h"
6	4
7	5	/*
8	6	For the "INCLUDEFILE(filename)" macro and for filenames on the command

30	28	#define DEFAULT_MAX_NESTED_FILES 20
31	29	#define DEFAULT_MAX_REPLACEMENTS 1
32	30
33		/*
34		The macro INCLUDEFILE(file) will search for `file' as-is, or in a
35		system-wide library directory. What's your default system-wide directory
36		for include files? This symbol should be set by the top-level Makefile.
37		Edit that file (in this directory) before changing it here.
38		*/
39		#ifndef STD_INCLUDE
40		#define STD_INCLUDE "/usr/share/yodl"
41	31	#endif
42	32
43		/*
44		Standard conversions:
45		Yodl's standard conversion types
46		*/
47		#define STD_CONVERSIONS "html latex man txt xml"
48	33
49
50		/*
51		Location of the binaries: where will the binaries eventually be stored?
52		Under Debian it will be /usr/bin
53		*/
54		#define YODL_BIN "/usr/bin"

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src/message/messageversion.c less more

2	2	char const *message_version()
3	3	{
4	4	snprintf(m_version, SIZEOF_VERSION, "%s version %s\n",
5		m_message.d_program_name, TOPLEVEL_VERSION);
	5	m_message.d_program_name, VERSION);
6	6
7	7	return m_version;
8	8	}

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~~src/yodl/build~~ less more

0		#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1
2		void main(int argc, list argv)
3		{
4		string arg1;
5
6		if (argc == 1)
7		{
8		printf("Build what ? Options are:\n"
9		" clean: rm all yodlpost object files\n"
10		" yodl: construct the Yodl program (in ../bin)\n"
11		"\n"
12		);
13		exit(1);
14		}
15
16		arg1 = element(1, argv);
17		if (arg1 == "clean")
18		system("rm -f builtins.def o/*");
19		else if (arg1 == "yodl")
20		{
21		chdir("..");
22		system("build yodl");
23		}
24		else
25		{
26		printf("request `", arg1, "' not available\n");
27		exit(1);
28		}
29
30		exit(0);
31		}
32
33
34
35
36
37

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0		/*
1		Automatically generated by make
2		Do not edit
3		*/
4		#include "gram.h"
5		Builtin builtin_array[] =
6		{
7		{"ADDTOCOUNTER", gram_ADDTOCOUNTER },
8		{"ADDTOSYMBOL", gram_ADDTOSYMBOL },
9		{"ATEXIT", gram_ATEXIT },
10		{"CHAR", gram_CHAR },
11		{"CHDIR", gram_CHDIR },
12		{"COMMENT", gram_COMMENT },
13		{"COUNTERVALUE", gram_COUNTERVALUE },
14		{"DECWSLEVEL", gram_DECWSLEVEL },
15		{"DEFINECHARTABLE", gram_DEFINECHARTABLE },
16		{"DEFINECOUNTER", gram_DEFINECOUNTER },
17		{"DEFINEMACRO", gram_DEFINEMACRO },
18		{"DEFINESYMBOL", gram_DEFINESYMBOL },
19		{"DELETECHARTABLE", gram_DELETECHARTABLE },
20		{"DELETECOUNTER", gram_DELETECOUNTER },
21		{"DELETEMACRO", gram_DELETEMACRO },
22		{"DELETENOUSERMACRO", gram_DELETENOUSERMACRO },
23		{"DELETESYMBOL", gram_DELETESYMBOL },
24		{"DUMMY", gram_DUMMY },
25		{"ENDDEF", gram_ENDDEF },
26		{"ERROR", gram_ERROR },
27		{"EVAL", gram_EVAL },
28		{"FILENAME", gram_FILENAME },
29		{"FPUTS", gram_FPUTS },
30		{"IFBUILTIN", gram_IFBUILTIN },
31		{"IFCHARTABLE", gram_IFCHARTABLE },
32		{"IFCOUNTER", gram_IFCOUNTER },
33		{"IFDEF", gram_IFDEF },
34		{"IFEMPTY", gram_IFEMPTY },
35		{"IFEQUAL", gram_IFEQUAL },
36		{"IFGREATER", gram_IFGREATER },
37		{"IFMACRO", gram_IFMACRO },
38		{"IFSMALLER", gram_IFSMALLER },
39		{"IFSTREQUAL", gram_IFSTREQUAL },
40		{"IFSTRSUB", gram_IFSTRSUB },
41		{"IFSYMBOL", gram_IFSYMBOL },
42		{"IFZERO", gram_IFZERO },
43		{"INCLUDEFILE", gram_INCLUDEFILE },
44		{"INCLUDELIT", gram_INCLUDELIT },
45		{"INCWSLEVEL", gram_INCWSLEVEL },
46		{"INTERNALINDEX", gram_INTERNALINDEX },
47		{"NEWCOUNTER", gram_NEWCOUNTER },
48		{"NOEXPAND", gram_NOEXPAND },
49		{"NOEXPANDINCLUDE", gram_NOEXPANDINCLUDE },
50		{"NOEXPANDPATHINCLUDE", gram_NOEXPANDPATHINCLUDE },
51		{"NOTRANS", gram_NOTRANS },
52		{"NOUSERMACRO", gram_NOUSERMACRO },
53		{"OUTBASE", gram_OUTBASE },
54		{"OUTDIR", gram_OUTDIR },
55		{"OUTFILENAME", gram_OUTFILENAME },
56		{"PIPETHROUGH", gram_PIPETHROUGH },
57		{"POPCHARTABLE", gram_POPCHARTABLE },
58		{"POPCOUNTER", gram_POPCOUNTER },
59		{"POPMACRO", gram_POPMACRO },
60		{"POPSYMBOL", gram_POPSYMBOL },
61		{"POPWSLEVEL", gram_POPWSLEVEL },
62		{"PUSHCHARTABLE", gram_PUSHCHARTABLE },
63		{"PUSHCOUNTER", gram_PUSHCOUNTER },
64		{"PUSHMACRO", gram_PUSHMACRO },
65		{"PUSHSYMBOL", gram_PUSHSYMBOL },
66		{"PUSHWSLEVEL", gram_PUSHWSLEVEL },
67		{"RENAMEMACRO", gram_RENAMEMACRO },
68		{"SETCOUNTER", gram_SETCOUNTER },
69		{"SETSYMBOL", gram_SETSYMBOL },
70		{"STARTDEF", gram_STARTDEF },
71		{"SUBST", gram_SUBST },
72		{"SYMBOLVALUE", gram_SYMBOLVALUE },
73		{"SYSTEM", gram_SYSTEM },
74		{"TYPEOUT", gram_TYPEOUT },
75		{"UNDEFINEMACRO", gram_UNDEFINEMACRO },
76		{"UPPERCASE", gram_UPPERCASE },
77		{"USECHARTABLE", gram_USECHARTABLE },
78		{"USECOUNTER", gram_USECOUNTER },
79		{"VERBOSITY", gram_VERBOSITY },
80		{"WARNING", gram_WARNING },
81		{"WRITEOUT", gram_WRITEOUT },
82		{ 0, 0 },
83		};

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src/yodl/global.c less more

0	0	#include "global.h"
1	1
2		#include "builtins.def" /* req'd by builtin_array[], def'd here */
	2	#include "../../tmp/wip/builtins.def" /* required by builtin_array[], */
	3	/* created by `build programs' or */
	4	/* `build yodl' */
3	5
4	6	HashMap symtab;
5	7	Ostream outs;

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~~src/yodl/gram.h~~ less more

0		#ifndef GRAM_H_
1		#define GRAM_H_
2		/*
3		Automatically generated by make
4		Do not edit
5		*/
6		void gram_ADDTOCOUNTER(void);
7		void gram_ADDTOSYMBOL(void);
8		void gram_ATEXIT(void);
9		void gram_CHAR(void);
10		void gram_CHDIR(void);
11		void gram_COMMENT(void);
12		void gram_COUNTERVALUE(void);
13		void gram_DECWSLEVEL(void);
14		void gram_DEFINECHARTABLE(void);
15		void gram_DEFINECOUNTER(void);
16		void gram_DEFINEMACRO(void);
17		void gram_DEFINESYMBOL(void);
18		void gram_DELETECHARTABLE(void);
19		void gram_DELETECOUNTER(void);
20		void gram_DELETEMACRO(void);
21		void gram_DELETENOUSERMACRO(void);
22		void gram_DELETESYMBOL(void);
23		void gram_DUMMY(void);
24		void gram_ENDDEF(void);
25		void gram_ERROR(void);
26		void gram_EVAL(void);
27		void gram_FILENAME(void);
28		void gram_FPUTS(void);
29		void gram_IFBUILTIN(void);
30		void gram_IFCHARTABLE(void);
31		void gram_IFCOUNTER(void);
32		void gram_IFDEF(void);
33		void gram_IFEMPTY(void);
34		void gram_IFEQUAL(void);
35		void gram_IFGREATER(void);
36		void gram_IFMACRO(void);
37		void gram_IFSMALLER(void);
38		void gram_IFSTREQUAL(void);
39		void gram_IFSTRSUB(void);
40		void gram_IFSYMBOL(void);
41		void gram_IFZERO(void);
42		void gram_INCLUDEFILE(void);
43		void gram_INCLUDELIT(void);
44		void gram_INCWSLEVEL(void);
45		void gram_INTERNALINDEX(void);
46		void gram_NEWCOUNTER(void);
47		void gram_NOEXPAND(void);
48		void gram_NOEXPANDINCLUDE(void);
49		void gram_NOEXPANDPATHINCLUDE(void);
50		void gram_NOTRANS(void);
51		void gram_NOUSERMACRO(void);
52		void gram_OUTBASE(void);
53		void gram_OUTDIR(void);
54		void gram_OUTFILENAME(void);
55		void gram_PIPETHROUGH(void);
56		void gram_POPCHARTABLE(void);
57		void gram_POPCOUNTER(void);
58		void gram_POPMACRO(void);
59		void gram_POPSYMBOL(void);
60		void gram_POPWSLEVEL(void);
61		void gram_PUSHCHARTABLE(void);
62		void gram_PUSHCOUNTER(void);
63		void gram_PUSHMACRO(void);
64		void gram_PUSHSYMBOL(void);
65		void gram_PUSHWSLEVEL(void);
66		void gram_RENAMEMACRO(void);
67		void gram_SETCOUNTER(void);
68		void gram_SETSYMBOL(void);
69		void gram_STARTDEF(void);
70		void gram_SUBST(void);
71		void gram_SYMBOLVALUE(void);
72		void gram_SYSTEM(void);
73		void gram_TYPEOUT(void);
74		void gram_UNDEFINEMACRO(void);
75		void gram_UPPERCASE(void);
76		void gram_USECHARTABLE(void);
77		void gram_USECOUNTER(void);
78		void gram_VERBOSITY(void);
79		void gram_WARNING(void);
80		void gram_WRITEOUT(void);
81		#endif

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src/yodl/warranty.c less more

8	8	fprintf (stderr, "%s%s",
9	9	"Yodl -- Your Own Document Language\n"
10	10	"\n"
11		"Copyright (c) " YODL_YEARS " by Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl)\n"
	11	"Copyright (c) " YEARS " by Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl)\n"
12	12	" 1996-2004: also Karel Kubat; Jan Nieuwenhuizen\n"
13	13	"\n"
14	14	" This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or\n"

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24	24	#include "../file/file.h"
25	25	#include "../symbol/symbol.h"
26	26
27
28		#include "gram.h" /* defines all `void gram_...() functions */
	27	#include "../../tmp/wip/gram.h" /* defines all `void gram_...() functions */
	28	/* created by `build programs' or */
	29	/* `build yodl' */
29	30
30	31	void add_user_macros(void);
31	32	void add_user_symbols(void);

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~~src/yodlpost/build~~ less more

0		#!/usr/bin/icmake -qt/tmp/yodl
1
2		void main(int argc, list argv)
3		{
4		string arg1;
5
6		if (argc == 1)
7		{
8		printf("Build what ? Options are:\n"
9		" clean: rm all yodlpost object files\n"
10		" post: construct the post processor (in ../bin)\n"
11		"\n"
12		);
13		exit(1);
14		}
15
16		arg1 = element(1, argv);
17		if (arg1 == "clean")
18		system("rm -f o/*");
19		else if (arg1 == "post")
20		{
21		chdir("..");
22		system("build post");
23		}
24		else
25		{
26		printf("request `", arg1, "' not available\n");
27		exit(1);
28		}
29
30		exit(0);
31		}
32
33
34
35
36
37

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src/yodlpost/usage.c less more

9	9	"\n"
10	10	"Your Own Document Language: ",
11	11	program,
12		" " TOPLEVEL_VERSION "\n"
	12	" " VERSION "\n"
13	13	"Usage: ",
14	14	program,
15	15	" [options] index yodlout [out]\n"