gnunet/contrib/scripts/Makefile.am

# This Makefile.am is in the public domain
AM_CPPFLAGS = -I$(top_srcdir)/src/include -I$(top_builddir)/src/include

SUBDIRS = gnunet-logread

noinst_SCRIPTS = \
 terminate.py \
 pydiffer.py \
 removetrailingwhitespace.py \
 gnunet_pyexpect.py \
 gnunet_janitor.py \
 gnunet-chk.py \
 $(awkSCRIPTS)

# FIXME: read into AWK_SCRIPTS autotools builtin.
if HAVE_AWK
awkSCRIPTS = \
 check-texinfo.awk
else
awkSCRIPTS =
endif

bin_SCRIPTS = \
 gnunet-bugreport \
 gnunet-suidfix

EXTRA_DIST = \
 coverage.sh \
 terminate.py.in \
 gnunet_pyexpect.py.in \
 gnunet_janitor.py.in \
 gnunet-chk.py.in \
 $(SCRIPTS) \
 removetrailingwhitespace.py.in \
 pydiffer.py.in \
 gnunet-suidfix \
 check-texinfo.awk.in

CLEANFILES = \
  $(noinst_SCRIPTS)

# Use SUFFIX Extension rules, they are more portable for every
# implementation of 'make'.
# You'll also run into the "'%' is a GNU make extension warning"
# if you use this:
#
#%.py: %.py.in Makefile
#	$(do_subst) < $< > $@
#	chmod +x $@
#
# instead of this:
SUFFIXES = .py.in .py

.py.in.py:
	$(AWK) -v py="$(PYTHON)" -f $(top_srcdir)/bin/dosubst.awk < $< > $@
	chmod +x $@

if HAVE_AWK
check-texinfo.awk: check-texinfo.awk.in Makefile
	$(AWK) -v awkay="$(AWK_BINARY)" -f $(top_srcdir)/bin/dosubst.awk < $(srcdir)/check-texinfo.awk.in > check-texinfo.awk
	chmod +x check-texinfo.awk
endif