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# Dave Richerby's wonderful LaTeX makefile                                    #
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# This makefile is in the public domain.  Do whatever you want with it
# but be aware that it is provided ``as is'' without any express or
# implied warranty.
#
# Please mail comments or suggestions to davidr@chiark.greenend.org.uk
#
# Examples of usage:
#   ``make foo.ps'':    compile foo.tex to PostScript
#   ``make foo'':       compile foo.tex to PostScript and view it
#   ``make foo.ps.gz'': compile foo.tex to PostScript and compress it
#
# Warning: don't cut and paste this file from your browser as it will
# probably convert all the tabs to spaces.  The make program needs
# them to be tabs.
#
# Changes:
#
# 2000-10-18: Added PDF output (thanks to chrisw@chiark.greenend.org.uk)
# 2000-10-12: Original version


#
# Set this to your PostScript viewer
#
VIEWER=evince

#
# If you want a default action, put it here.  E.g. ``default: foo.ps''
# will cause make to produce foo.ps when run without arguments
#

DOCUMENT=management-applications

default: $(DOCUMENT)-4up.ps $(DOCUMENT).pdf


#
# If you have any documents which include other files, list them here, e.g.
#
#   sample.dvi: sample.tex diagram.eps
#
# If you need to continue onto a second line, end the first with a '\'
# character
#

$(DOCUMENT).dvi: 

mutex0.tex: mutex0.c
	c2lt $< > mutex0.tex
	perl -pi.back -e 's/(pthread\\_mutex\\_t\s+mutex;)/{\\red{}\1}/' mutex0.tex
	perl -pi -e 's/(PTHREAD\\_MUTEX\\_INITIALIZER)/{\\red{}\1}/' mutex0.tex

mutex1.tex: mutex1.c
	c2lt $< > mutex1.tex
	perl -pi.back -e 's/(pthread\\_mutex\\_(?:un)?lock)/{\\red{}\1}/' mutex1.tex


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# You shouldn't need to change anything below this point unless you're        #
# extending the functionality of the makefile.                                #
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clean:
	rm -f *.log *.dvi *.ps *.toc *.aux *.eepic *.bak

%.dvi: %.tex 
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Compiling $<
	@echo \*
	latex $<
	@while ( grep "Rerun to get cross-references"                   \
			$(subst .tex,.log,$<) >/dev/null ); do          \
		echo '** Re-running LaTeX **';                          \
		latex $<;                                               \
	done

# See http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/667/
#    1.  latex file.tex
#    2. dvips -Ppdf -G0 file.dvi -o file.ps
#    3. ps2pdf -dPDFsettings=/prepress file.ps file.pdf 

# Two points to note:

#     * The -G0 parameter passed to dvips is used to get around a
#       bug in GhostScript which converts the "f" character to a
#       pound sign in the final PDF.

#     * The -dPDFsettings parameter for ps2pdf is used to prevent
#       downsampling of EPS images when they are converted to PDF.
#       Without this switch, EPS graphics in the final PDF look
#       very fuzzy, especially when viewed with a projector. 


%.ps: %.dvi 
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Converting $< to PostScript
	@echo \*
	dvips -t a4 -Ppdf -G0 -o $@ $<

%.pdf: %.ps 
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Converting $< to PDF
	@echo \*
	GS_OPTIONS="-sPAPERSIZE=a4" ps2pdf -dPDFsettings=/prepress $< $@

%-4up.ps: %.ps
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Converting $< to 4up, ready for printing
	@echo \*
	psnup -m12mm -b-2mm -pa4 -4 -l $< > $@

lpr: $(DOCUMENT)-4up.ps	
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Printing $<
	@echo \*
	lpr $<

# %.pdf: %.dvi
# 	@echo
# 	@echo \*
# 	@echo \* Converting $< to PDF
# 	@echo \*
# 	dvips -o - -Ppdf $< | ps2pdf - $@

%: %-4up.ps
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Spawning viewer for $<
	@echo \*
	$(VIEWER) -landscape $<

%.tex: %.c
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Formatting C program $< to $@
	@echo \*
	c2lt $< > $@

%.gz: %
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Compressing $<
	@echo \*
	gzip $<

%.eps: %.obj
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Producing Encapsulated PostScript for $<
	@echo \*
	tgif -print -eps -color $<

%.eepic: %.fig
	@echo
	@echo \*
	@echo \* Producing EEPIC for $<
	@echo \*
	fig2dev -L eepic $< $@

# Stop GNU make from overzealous deletion of intermediate files
.PRECIOUS: %.dvi %.eps