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Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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LOAD_PATH=. /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp $(HOME)/.emacs.d/site-lisp
EMACS=emacs $(addprefix -L ,$(LOAD_PATH))
Change file permissions for .xinitrc to 744 The .xinitrc gets executed, so it must get the correct bit when installing.
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MODE=644
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Don't show colors if they're not supported
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ifeq ($(shell if [ "`tput colors`" -gt 0 ]; then echo -n "y"; fi),y)
Make: Show newer or older When using `make check' to see which files are newer than their destinations, instead show either newer or older and nothing when there's no difference.
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FG_BLU=\033[0;34m
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FG_YEL=\033[0;33m
FG_GRE=\033[0;32m
FG_RED=\033[0;31m
CLR_RE=\033[0;00m
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else
FG_BLU=
FG_YEL=
FG_GRE=
FG_RED=
CLR_RE=
endif
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compile = $(EMACS) -Q -batch -eval "(byte-compile-file \"$(1)\")"
define newer =
$(shell if [ "$(1)" -nt "$(DESTDIR)/$(1)" ]; then echo "newer"; fi)
endef
Make: Show newer or older When using `make check' to see which files are newer than their destinations, instead show either newer or older and nothing when there's no difference.
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define older =
$(shell if [ "$(1)" -ot "$(DESTDIR)/$(1)" ]; then echo "older"; fi)
endef
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Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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check-objects=$(addprefix check-,$(objects))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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install-objects=$(addprefix install-,$(objects))
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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reverse-objects=$(addprefix reverse-,$(objects))
Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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cleanup-objects=$(addprefix cleanup-,$(objects))
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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uninstall-objects=$(addprefix uninstall-,$(objects))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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check-modules=$(addprefix check-,$(modules))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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install-modules=$(addprefix install-,$(modules))
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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reverse-modules=$(addprefix reverse-,$(modules))
Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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cleanup-modules=$(addprefix cleanup-,$(modules))
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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uninstall-modules=$(addprefix uninstall-,$(modules))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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.PHONY: all install cleanup check cleanup $(modules) \
$(install-objects) $(cleanup-objects) $(check-objects) \
$(install-modules) $(cleanup-modules) $(check-modules) \
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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$(reverse) $(reverse-objects) $(reverse-modules) \
$(uninstall-objects) $(uninstall-modules)
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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all: $(modules) $(objects)
Make install, uninstall, check work from subdirs By going up to the above level if needed and having the top-level define a special variable this works.
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ifeq ($(MAKEROOT),y)
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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check: $(check-modules) $(check-objects)
Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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install: cleanup $(install-modules) $(install-objects) Makefile.old
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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reverse: $(reverse-modules) $(reverse-objects)
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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uninstall: $(uninstall-modules) $(uninstall-objects)
@rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty $(DESTDIR) 2> /dev/null || true
Have the install command uninstall first The new uninstall functionality tries to remove any "orphan" files. Files that were installed during the last install, but will not be installed this time (because of removal, not necessity).
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ifeq ($(firstword $(MAKEFILE_LIST)),Makefile.old)
Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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cleanup: $(cleanup-modules) $(cleanup-objects)
Have the install command uninstall first The new uninstall functionality tries to remove any "orphan" files. Files that were installed during the last install, but will not be installed this time (because of removal, not necessity).
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@rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty $(DESTDIR) 2> /dev/null || true
else
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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cleanup: export NEWOBJS = $(objects)
cleanup: export NEWMODS = $(modules)
Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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cleanup:
@$(MAKE) -s -f Makefile.old cleanup
Have the install command uninstall first The new uninstall functionality tries to remove any "orphan" files. Files that were installed during the last install, but will not be installed this time (because of removal, not necessity).
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Makefile.old: $(firstword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))
@cp "$^" "$@"
ifdef SUBDIR
DESTDIR:=$(DESTDIR)/$(SUBDIR)
endif
endif
Make install, uninstall, check work from subdirs By going up to the above level if needed and having the top-level define a special variable this works.
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else
check:
Customize output Don't show any output from make itself (almost), just show what we're actually doing, and use color.
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@$(MAKE) -s -C ../ check
Make install, uninstall, check work from subdirs By going up to the above level if needed and having the top-level define a special variable this works.
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install:
Customize output Don't show any output from make itself (almost), just show what we're actually doing, and use color.
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@$(MAKE) -s -C ../ install
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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reverse:
@$(MAKE) -s -C ../ reverse
Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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cleanup:
@$(MAKE) -s -C ../ cleanup
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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uninstall:
@$(MAKE) -s -C ../ uninstall
Make install, uninstall, check work from subdirs By going up to the above level if needed and having the top-level define a special variable this works.
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endif
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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$(modules): %:
Show subdirectories When checking, reversing, installing or uninstalling be sure to show the subdirectories.
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$(MAKE) -C $*
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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$(install-objects): install-%: %
Customize output Don't show any output from make itself (almost), just show what we're actually doing, and use color.
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@$(if $(call newer,$*), \
Simplify log
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echo -e "$(FG_GRE)+ $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$* $(CLR_RE)to $(DESTDIR) as $(MODE)"; \
Customize output Don't show any output from make itself (almost), just show what we're actually doing, and use color.
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install -pDm $(MODE) "$*" "$(DESTDIR)/$*", \
Don't show status for equals If the installed and local file are the same, don't show that it's not being installed, only show not installing older files during install.
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$(if $(call older,$*) ,\
echo -e "$(FG_RED)- $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)"))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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$(install-modules): install-%:
Show subdirectories When checking, reversing, installing or uninstalling be sure to show the subdirectories.
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@$(MAKE) -s -C $* install MKDPREFIX=$(MKDPREFIX)$*/
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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$(reverse-objects): reverse-%:
@$(if $(call older,$*), \
Simplify log
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echo -e "$(FG_GRE)+ $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)"; \
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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cp -a "$(DESTDIR)/$*" "$*", \
Simplify log
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echo -e "$(FG_RED)- $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)")
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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$(reverse-modules): reverse-%:
Show subdirectories When checking, reversing, installing or uninstalling be sure to show the subdirectories.
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@$(MAKE) -s -C $* reverse MKDPREFIX=$(MKDPREFIX)$*/
Add reverse target This target takes files whose installed versions are newer than those in the current working directory and copies them there.
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Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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$(cleanup-objects): cleanup-%:
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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@$(if $(findstring $*,$(NEWOBJS)),, \
Have the install command uninstall first The new uninstall functionality tries to remove any "orphan" files. Files that were installed during the last install, but will not be installed this time (because of removal, not necessity).
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@$(if $(call older,$*), \
echo -e "$(FG_RED)+ $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)", \
echo -e "$(FG_GRE)- $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)"; \
unlink "$(DESTDIR)/$*" || true))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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Rename uninstall* to cleanup* Since cleanup only removes that which will not be restored it makes no sense to call it uninstall. Uninstall should remove everything unconditionally.
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$(cleanup-modules): cleanup-%:
Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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@$(if $(findstring $*,$(NEWMODS)), \
@$(MAKE) -C $* cleanup MKDPREFIX=$(MKDPREFIX)$*/, \
@$(MAKE) -C $* uninstall MKDPREFIX=$(MKDPREFIX)$*/)
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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$(check-objects): check-%:
@$(if $(call newer,$*), \
Simplify log
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echo -e "$(FG_GRE)+ $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)", \
Make: Show newer or older When using `make check' to see which files are newer than their destinations, instead show either newer or older and nothing when there's no difference.
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$(if $(call older,$*), \
Simplify log
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echo -e "$(FG_RED)- $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)", \
echo -e "$(FG_BLU)= $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)"))
Add Makefiles to .emacs.d
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$(check-modules): check-%:
Show subdirectories When checking, reversing, installing or uninstalling be sure to show the subdirectories.
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@$(MAKE) -s -C $* check MKDPREFIX=$(MKDPREFIX)$*/
Add Makefiles for all files
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Add uninstall targets These targets can be used to remove (parts of) the file installation. They are also used by the cleanup targets to remove complete submodules from the installation.
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$(uninstall-objects): uninstall-%:
@$(if $(call older,$*), \
echo -e "$(FG_RED)+ $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)", \
echo -e "$(FG_GRE)- $(FG_YEL)$(MKDPREFIX)$*$(CLR_RE)"; \
unlink "$(DESTDIR)/$*" || true)
$(uninstall-modules): uninstall-%:
@$(MAKE) -s -C $* uninstall MKDPREFIX=$(MKDPREFIX)$*/
Add Makefiles for all files
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$(filter %.elc,$(objects)): %.elc: %.el
$(call compile,$^)
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