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# New ports collection makefile for: epte
# Version required:   2.0
# Date created:       11 April 1999
# Whom:		      toddmartinmiller
#
# targets are: epte - executable user version.
#              epted - development version with sound recording.
#              install - build installed executable.
#	       install-with-sound - build installed executable with sound.
#

SHELL = /bin/sh

DISTNAME= epte-2.0
CATAGORIES = chemistry
MASTER_SITES = http:\www.toddmiller.com\epte

MAINTAINER = tmiller@toddmiller.com

MAN1 = epte.1
MANCOMPRESSED= no
USE_IMAKE = no

EXTRACT_SUFX= .tar.Z

PATCH_SITES = http:\www.toddmiller.com\epte
PATCHFILES =

IS_INTERACTIVE= yes


#ifdef VMS
CC = cc 
#else
CC = gcc
#endif

#ifdef DEVELOPER
CC_OPTIONS = -c -g 
#else
CC_OPTIONS = -c -g 
#endif


# Use curses library for VMS
#ifdef VMS
LIBS = -lcurses -o epte
DISTNAME = [system]
#endif
# Use cursesX library for ultrix
#ifdef __ULTRIX__
LIBS = -lcursesX -o epte
#endif
# Use ncurses library for linux & FreeBSD
#if defined(linux) || defined(__FreeBSD__)
LIBS = -lncurses -o epte
#endif

DISTNAME=/usr/bin

MAIN = ask_user.o bell.o bold.o blink.o draw_blocks.o draw_table.o endprog.o listcommand.o epte.o make_coordinates.o reverse.o setaudio.o setinput.o table_key.o ttflush.o ttinp.o

FILLS = fill_abundance.o fill_atomicrad.o fill_atomicweight.o fill_atomweight.o fill_bp.o fill_covalent.o fill_crystals.o fill_density.o fill_econfig.o fill_elements.o fill_eneg.o fill_information.o fill_ionic.o fill_ionizatione.o fill_isotopes.o fill_massper.o fill_masswt.o  fill_mp.o fill_name.o fill_number.o fill_oxidnrs.o fill_specheat.o fill_state.o fill_symbol.o fill_vdw.o 

DOES = do_bondeng.o do_attributes.o do_constants.o do_conversion.o do_definitions.o do_element.o do_en.o do_eseries.o do_formula.o do_groups.o do_help.o do_ions.o do_labels.o do_metric.o do_minerals.o do_nobel.o do_numbers.o do_radii.o do_solubility.o do_tables.o do_timeline.o 


epte : $(MAIN) $(FILLS) $(DOES) 
	$(CC) $(MAIN) $(FILLS) $(DOES) $(LIBS)

clean: 
	rm -f *.o
	rm -f ./epte
	rm -f *~
	rm -f core

#ifndef VMS
install : epte
	chmod 555 epte
	cp epte ${DISTNAME}/epte
	chmod 555 /usr/man/man1
	cp epte.1 /usr/man/man1

install-with-sound : epte
	chmod 555
	cp epte ${DISTNAME}/epte
	chmod 555
	cp epte.1 /usr/man/man1
	if [ !  -d /usr/bin/sounds ]; \
	 then \
	  mkdir ${DISTNAME}/sounds; \
	  chmod 777 ${DISTNAME}/sounds; \
	  mkdir ${DISTNAME}/sounds/names; \
	  chmod 777 ${DISTNAME}/sounds/names; \
	  mkdir ${DISTNAME}/sounds/definitions; \
	  chmod 777 ${DISTNAME}/sounds/definitions;\
	fi
	cp -r sounds ${DISTNAME}

epte.o : epte.c periodic.h header.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) epte.c

ask_user.o : ask_user.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) ask_user.c

bell.o : bell.c periodic.h 
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) bell.c

blink.o : blink.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) blink.c

bold.o : bold.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) bold.c

endprog.o : endprog.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) endprog.c

draw_table.o : draw_table.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) draw_table.c

listcommand.o : listcommand.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) listcommand.c

make_coordinates.o : make_coordinates.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) make_coordinates.c

reverse.o : reverse.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) reverse.c

setaudio.o : setaudio.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) setaudio.c

setinput.o : setinput.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) setinput.c

ttflush.o : ttflush.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) ttflush.c

ttinp.o : ttinp.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) ttinp.c

table_key.o : table_key.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) table_key.c

fill_abundance.o  : fill_abundance.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_abundance.c

fill_atomicrad.o : fill_atomicrad.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_atomicrad.c

fill_atomicweight.o : fill_atomicweight.c periodic.h info.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_atomicweight.c

fill_bp.o : fill_bp.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_bp.c

fill_covalent.o : fill_covalent.c periodic.h info.h elements.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_covalent.c

fill_crystals.o : fill_crystals.c periodic.h info.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_crystals.c

fill_density.o : fill_density.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_density.c

fill_econfig.o : fill_econfig.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_econfig.c

fill_elements.o : fill_elements.c periodic.h info.h elements.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_elements.c

fill_eneg.o : fill_eneg.c periodic.h info.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_eneg.c

fill_information.o : fill_information.c periodic.h info.h text.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_information.c

fill_ionic.o : fill_ionic.c periodic.h info.h elements.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_ionic.c

fill_ionizatione.o : fill_ionizatione.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_ionizatione.c

fill_isotopes.o : fill_isotopes.c periodic.h info.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_isotopes.c

fill_massper.o : fill_massper.c periodic.h info.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_massper.c

fill_masswt.o : fill_masswt.c periodic.h info.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_masswt.c

fill_mp.o : fill_mp.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_mp.c

fill_name.o : fill_name.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_name.c

fill_number.o : fill_number.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_number.c

fill_oxidnrs.o : fill_oxidnrs.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_oxidnrs.c

fill_atomweight.o : fill_atomweight.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_atomweight.c

fill_specheat.o : fill_specheat.c periodic.h info.h elements.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_specheat.c

fill_state.o : fill_state.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_state.c

fill_symbol.o : fill_symbol.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_symbol.c

fill_vdw.o : fill_vdw.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) fill_vdw.c

do_bondeng.o : do_bondeng.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_bondeng.c

do_attributes.o : do_attributes.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_attributes.c

do_constants.o : do_constants.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_constants.c

do_conversion.o : do_conversion.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_conversion.c

do_definitions.o : do_definitions.c periodic.h definitions.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_definitions.c

do_en.o : do_en.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_en.c

do_eseries.o : do_eseries.c periodic.h info.h eseries.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_eseries.c

do_formula.o : do_formula.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_formula.c

do_groups.o : do_groups.c periodic.h symbols.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_groups.c

do_help.o : do_help.c periodic.h 
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_help.c

do_element.o : do_element.c periodic.h info.h text.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_element.c

do_ions.o : do_ions.c periodic.h ions.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_ions.c

do_labels.o : do_labels.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_labels.c

do_metric.o : do_metric.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_metric.c

do_minerals.o : do_minerals.c periodic.h minerals.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_minerals.c

do_nobel.o : do_nobel.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_nobel.c

do_numbers.o : do_numbers.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_numbers.c

do_radii.o : do_radii.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_radii.c

do_solubility.o: do_solubility.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_solubility.c

do_tables.o: do_tables.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_tables.c

do_timeline.o : do_timeline.c periodic.h timeline.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_timeline.c

do_units.o : do_units.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) do_units.c

draw_blocks.o : draw_blocks.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) draw_blocks.c

draw_numbers.o : draw_numbers.c periodic.h info.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) draw_numbers.c

element_name_speak.o : element_name_speak.c periodic.h
	$(CC) $(CC_OPTIONS) element_name_speak.c