/*f File   : Makefile
#   File   : strings.d/Makefile
#   Author : Richard A. O'Keefe.
#   Updated: 2 June 1984.
#   Purpose: UNIX make(1)file for the strings library.

#   If you are not using a Vax, or if your strings might be 2^16
#   characters long or longer, use
#   CFLAGS=-O
#   On the Vax we can use the string instructions some but not all the time.
CFLAGS=-O

#   The SIII functions are the ones described in the System III
#   string(3) manual page, and also in ctype(3), atoi(3).

SIII=strcat.o strncat.o strcmp.o strncmp.o strcpy.o strncpy.o strlen.o\
        strchr.o strrchr.o strpbrk.o strspn.o strcspn.o strtok.o\
        _c2type.o str2int.o getopt.o

#   The Sys5 functions are the ones described in the System V
#   memory(3C) manual page.  mem{mov,rchr,rev} are in "mine".

Sys5=memccpy.o memchr.o memcmp.o memcpy.o memmov.o memrchr.o memset.o

#   The BSD2 functions are the ones described in the 4.2bsd
#   bstring(3) manual page, plus a couple of my additions.
#   All except ffs have VAX-specific machine code versions.

BSD2=bcmp.o bcopy.o bfill.o bmove.o bzero.o ffs.o

#   The "xstr" functions are Tony Hansen's "xstring(3c)" package with
#   some additions of mine.  All the code is mine, the names are his.
#   It is not clear whether his strxncpy pads with NULs as strncpy does.
#   In this package str[x]n{cpy,mov} all pad to exactly len chars with NUL.

xstr=strxcat.o strxcpy.o strxmov.o strxncat.o strxncpy.o strxnmov.o

#   The "mine" functions are the ones which are entirely my own
#   invention, though they are supposed to fit into the SIII conventions.

mine=strmov.o strnmov.o strrpt.o strnrpt.o strend.o strnlen.o strcpbrk.o\
        strpack.o strcpack.o strtrans.o strntrans.o strpref.o strsuff.o\
        strtrim.o strctrim.o strfield.o strkey.o int2str.o substr.o\
        strnend.o strconc.o strrev.o strnrev.o _str2map.o _str2set.o\
        memmov.o memrchr.o memrev.o

#   The "find" functions are my code, but they are based on published
#   work by Boyer, Moore, and Hospool.  (See _str2pat.c.)

find=strfind.o strrepl.o

strings.a: ${SIII} ${Sys5} ${BSD2} ${xstr} ${mine} ${find}
        rm strings.a; ar rc strings.a *.o; ranlib strings.a

scan=strpbrk.o strcprbk.o strspn.o strcspn.o strpack.o strcpack.o \
        strtrim.o strctrim.o strtok.o

${scan} _str2set.o: _str2set.h

tran=strtrans.o strntrans.o

${tran} _str2map.o: _str2map.h

${find}: _str2pat.h

str2int.o: ctypes.h

${SIII} ${Sys5} ${BSD2} ${mine} ${xstr} ${find}: strings.h

clean:
        -rm *.o

#   The compilations should be done with the sources and headers in the
#   same directory.  However, users should find everything in the proper
#   places: /usr/include/{strings,memory}.h and /usr/lib/strings.a
#   /usr/local/lib would be ok.  Why is there no /usr/local/include?

install:
        cp memory.h strings.h /usr/include
        mv strings.a /usr/lib
*/