.PHONY: update-elclist
-## Construct a sed command file that operates on lines between
-## ^ELCFILES and the next blank line. Convert spaces between members
-## of COMPILE_FIRST to "\|", and escape directory "/". List the .elc
-## files, exclude the members of COMPILE_FIRST, convert ^$(lisp) to a
-## literal " $(lisp)", add trailing " \\\" to the end of every line
-## (the last \ continues the line in sed, the other \\ result in a
-## single \ at the end of the replacement text). For the last line,
-## just use a single "\", for sed. Finally, run sed using the command
-## so constructed and update Makefile.in. chmod +w is for CVSREAD=1.
-## Errors in final sed are non-fatal, since they have no effect on
-## building Emacs.
+## Post-bootstrap, find the list of .elc files, exclude the members
+## of COMPILE_FIRST, and use sed to update ELCFILES in Makefile.in.
+## Errors in the final sed are non-fatal, since they have no effect on
+## building Emacs. chmod +w is for CVSREAD=1.
## "echo" is non-portable with regards to backslashes, eg between zsh
-## and bash. Hence the used of sed on line 2 below (the ones on line
-## 1 seem to be OK).
+## and bash. Hence the use of sed on line 2 below (line 1 seems to be OK).
## http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2008-05/msg01535.html
update-elclist:
echo "/^ELCFILES/,/^$$/c\\" > temp.sed
echo "" >> temp.sed
-sed -f temp.sed $(lisp)/Makefile.in > temp-elcfiles || rm temp-elcfiles
rm temp.sed
- chmod +w $(lisp)/Makefile.in
- mv -f temp-elcfiles $(lisp)/Makefile.in || echo "Maintainer warning: failed to update Makefile.in"
+ @test -f temp-elcfiles || echo "Maintainer warning: failed to update Makefile.in. You can ignore this if you are not an Emacs developer."
+ if test -f temp-elcfiles; then \
+ chmod +w $(lisp)/Makefile.in; \
+ mv -f temp-elcfiles $(lisp)/Makefile.in; \
+ fi
## Explicitly list the .elc files, for the sake of parallel builds.
## http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnu-emacs/2008-05/msg00016.html
$(MAKE) $(MFLAGS) autoloads; \
fi
-maintainer-clean: distclean bootstrap-clean
+autogen-clean:
cd $(lisp); rm -f $(AUTOGENEL)
+maintainer-clean: distclean bootstrap-clean autogen-clean
+
## NB note that this rules assume only one level of subdirs below lisp/.
## If nested subdirs are added, it's probably time to switch to:
## find $(lisp) -name "*.elc" -exec rm -f '{}' ';'