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EXTRA_DIST = $(doxygen_input) $(static_pages)
doxygen_input = cookbook.dox other_documentation.dox header.html footer.html Money.dox
static_pages = FAQ
# DOC is defined if installer requests doc generation.
# For now, we only install HTML documentation. We could install manpages
# using the following
# man_MANS = man/man3/CppUnit.3
# man/man3/CppUnit.3: dox
# and an extra copy or two in the install-data-hook.
# However, the manpages do not appear to be tremendously useful, so
# let's not bother.
if DOC
htmldir = $(pkgdatadir)/html
html_DATA = $(static_pages) html/index.html
install-data-hook:
cp -pR html/* $(DESTDIR)$(htmldir)
# Automake's "distcheck" is sensitive to having files left over
# after "make uninstall", so we have to clean up the install hook.
uninstall-local:
rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(htmldir)
dox: html/index.html
else
# We repeat the three targets in both the "if" and "else" clauses
# of the conditional, because the generated makefile will contain
# references to the targets (target "install" depends on target
# "install-datahook", for example), and some make programs get upset
# if no target exists.
install-data-hook:
uninstall-local:
dox:
endif
all-local: dox
html/index.html: Doxyfile $(doxygen_input)
"@DOXYGEN@"
# Make tarfile to distribute the HTML documentation.
doc-dist: dox
cp $(static_pages) html
tar -czf $(PACKAGE)-docs-$(VERSION).tar.gz -C html .
pdf: @PACKAGE@.pdf
@PACKAGE@.pdf:
$(MAKE) -C ./latex pdf
ln -s ./latex/refman.ps @PACKAGE@.ps
ln -s ./latex/refman.pdf @PACKAGE@.pdf
clean-local:
$(RM) -r latex
$(RM) -r html man @PACKAGE@.ps @PACKAGE@.pdf
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