next-sgs.make   [plain text]

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# next-sgs.make 
#
# Hacks to support use of NeXT's internal SGS tool set.
#
# If you use this, you're pretty much on your own.  If you must, however:
# 1) Put your source code in a directory named $(NAME).%d[.%d][.%d][%s]
# 2) Uncomment the preamble boilerplate:
#      OTHER_GENERATED_OFILES = $(VERS_OFILE)
# 3) Build your source "from clean" if you expect VERS_OFILE to be correct.
#

VERS_FILE = $(NAME)_vers.c
VERS_OFILE = $(NAME)_vers.o

$(VERS_OFILE): $(VERS_FILE)

$(VERS_FILE): 
	(cname=`$(ECHO) $(NAME) | $(SED) 's/[^0-9A-Za-z]/_/g'`; \
        $(VERS_STRING) -c $(NAME) \
                | $(SED) s/SGS_VERS/$${cname}_VERS_STRING/ \
                | $(SED) s/VERS_NUM/$${cname}_VERS_NUM/ > $(SFILE_DIR)/$(VERS_FILE))


# In an SGS world, generation of a version string for a project depends upon
# the project living in a directory with a name of the correct format.
CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION = $(shell echo $(SRCROOT) | sed -n 's%^.*-\([0-9][0-9]*\.*[0-9]*\.*[0-9]*\).*$$%\1%p' | sed 's%\.$$%%')