# Makefile for Mup (and auxiliary programs mupdisp, mkmupfnt, and mupmate).
# This is not an optimal makefile; instead it tries to be very simple,
# and easy to understand, so it can be easily modified, if needed.

# On most Linux/Unix type systems, just doing
#	make install
# as root will probably work.
# (You really only need to be root to copy the products into
# the system directories. If you change PREFIX
# to point to some other writeable area, you wouldn't need to be root.)
# If you only want the Mup program itself, you can do
#	make mup/mup
# The other programs are optional:
# - mupdisp runs Mup and then runs GhostScript on the result.
#   You can run Mup directly, and use gv, GSview, ghostview or any other
#   PostScript viewer on the Mup output, as an alternative to mupdisp.
# - mkmupfnt is only needed if you want to use fonts beyond the basic
#   standard PostScript fonts.
# - mupmate is a graphical user interface front end for Mup.
#   It is not needed if you intend to only use Mup via command line interface.

# The mupdisp and mupmate programs require X libraries and headers (www.x.org).
# The mupmate program requires FLTK libraries and headers (www.fltk.org).

# If you want mupdisp to support Linux console mode, make sure you have
# the svgalib package installed, then find the two commented-out lines below
# related to Linux console support, and uncomment them.


# Lines you might conceivably want to change have comments by them,
# explaining how you might want to change them.
# Any line without any comment by it is very unlikely to ever need changing.

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------

# These define where to put the Mup products.
# You could change this to /usr/local or your own space if you like.
PREFIX = /usr
BINDIR = $(PREFIX)/bin
MANDIR = $(PREFIX)/man/man1
DOCDIR = $(PREFIX)/share/doc/packages/mup

# This is the name of your C compiler.
# cc would be another common choice.
CCOMPILER = gcc

# This is the name of your C++ compiler.
# CC would be another common choice.
CPPCOMPILER = g++

# -O option turns on optimization for most C compilers.
# You can add other options, if you like, as appropriate for your C compiler.
# Another common addition would be -g to get debugging information.
CFLAGS = -O

# You can change this if your X libraries and headers are somewhere else
# (like /usr/X11R6).
X_LOCATION = /usr/X11

# The FLTK header files are under $(FLTK_INCLUDE)/FL
FLTK_INCLUDE = $(X_LOCATION)/include

# You can use fltk_jpeg or jpeg library, whichever you have
JPEGLIB = fltk_jpeg

# You can use fltk_png or png library, whichever you have
PNGLIB = fltk_png

# You can use fltk_z or z library, whichever you have
ZLIB = fltk_z

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------

MUP_SRC =  \
	mup/abshorz.c \
	mup/absvert.c \
	mup/assign.c \
	mup/beaming.c \
	mup/beamstem.c \
	mup/brac.c \
	mup/charinfo.c \
	mup/check.c \
	mup/debug.c \
	mup/errors.c \
	mup/extchtbl.c \
	mup/font.c \
	mup/fontdata.c \
	mup/globals.c \
	mup/grpsyl.c \
	mup/ifgram.c \
	mup/lex.c \
	mup/locvar.c \
	mup/lyrics.c \
	mup/macros.c \
	mup/main.c \
	mup/mainlist.c \
	mup/map.c \
	mup/midi.c \
	mup/midiutil.c \
	mup/mkchords.c \
	mup/muschtbl.c \
	mup/nxtstrch.c \
	mup/parstssv.c \
	mup/parstuff.c \
	mup/phrase.c \
	mup/plutils.c \
	mup/print.c \
	mup/prntdata.c \
	mup/prntmisc.c \
	mup/prnttab.c \
	mup/prolog.c \
	mup/range.c \
	mup/rational.c \
	mup/relvert.c \
	mup/restsyl.c \
	mup/roll.c \
	mup/setgrps.c \
	mup/setnotes.c \
	mup/ssv.c \
	mup/stuff.c \
	mup/symtbl.c \
	mup/tie.c \
	mup/trantab.c \
	mup/trnspose.c \
	mup/undrscre.c \
	mup/utils.c \
	mup/ytab.c

MUP_HDRS = \
	mup/defines.h \
	mup/extchar.h \
	mup/globals.h \
	mup/muschar.h \
	mup/rational.h \
	mup/ssvused.h \
	mup/structs.h \
	mup/ytab.h

MUPDISP_SRC = \
	mupdisp/at386.c \
	mupdisp/do_cmd.c \
	mupdisp/dos.c \
	mupdisp/genfile.c \
	mupdisp/init.c \
	mupdisp/linvga.c \
	mupdisp/mupdisp.c \
	mupdisp/xterm.c

MUPDISP_HDRS = mupdisp/dispttyp.h mupdisp/mupdisp.h

MUPDISP_BITMAPS = mupdisp/help.bm mupdisp/waitmsg.bm

MKMUPFNT_SRC = mkmupfnt/mkmupfnt.c

MUPMATE_SRC = \
	mupmate/Config.C \
	mupmate/Edit.C \
	mupmate/File.C \
	mupmate/Help.C \
	mupmate/Main.C \
	mupmate/Preferences.C \
	mupmate/Run.C \
	mupmate/utils.C \
	mupmate/license.C \
	mupmate/regform.C \
	mupmate/template.C

MUPMATE_HDRS = \
	mupmate/Config.H \
	mupmate/Edit.H \
	mupmate/File.H \
	mupmate/Help.H \
	mupmate/Main.H \
	mupmate/Preferences.H \
	mupmate/Run.H \
	mupmate/utils.H \
	mupmate/globals.H \
	mupmate/resource.h

MUPMATE_OTHER_FILES = \
	mupmate/mup32.xpm
#---------------------------------------------------------------

all: mup/mup mupdisp/mupdisp mkmupfnt/mkmupfnt mupmate/mupmate

mup/mup: $(MUP_HDRS) $(MUP_SRC)
	$(CCOMPILER) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $(MUP_SRC) -lm

mupdisp/mupdisp: $(MUPDISP_HDRS) $(MUPDISP_BITMAPS) $(MUPDISP_SRC)
	$(CCOMPILER) $(CFLAGS) -L$(X_LOCATION)/lib -o $@ -DNO_VGA_LIB $(MUPDISP_SRC) -lX11
	# For Linux console mode support, comment out the previous line
	# and uncomment the following line
	# $(CCOMPILER) $(CFLAGS) -L$(X_LOCATION)/lib -o $@ $(MUPDISP_SRC) -lvga -lX11 -lm

mkmupfnt/mkmupfnt: $(MKMUPFNT_SRC)
	$(CCOMPILER) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $(MKMUPFNT_SRC)

mupmate/mupmate: $(MUPMATE_SRC) $(MUPMATE_HDRS) $(MUPMATE_OTHER_FILES)
	$(CPPCOMPILER) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $(MUPMATE_SRC) \
	-I$(FLTK_INCLUDE) -Imup -L$(X_LOCATION)/lib \
	-lfltk -lfltk_images -lXext -lX11 -lXpm \
	-l$(JPEGLIB) -l$(PNGLIB) -l$(ZLIB) -lm

install:	all
	mkdir -p $(BINDIR) $(MANDIR) $(DOCDIR)/uguide
	cp mup/mup $(BINDIR)/mup
	cp mkmupfnt/mkmupfnt $(BINDIR)/mkmupfnt
	cp mupdisp/mupdisp $(BINDIR)/mupdisp
	# For Linux console mode support, uncomment the following line
	# chown root $(BINDIR)/mupdisp ; chmod 4755 $(BINDIR)/mupdisp
	cp mupmate/mupmate $(BINDIR)/mupmate
	cp mupprnt $(BINDIR)/mupprnt
	cp docs/*.1 $(MANDIR)
	cp docs/README* docs/*.txt docs/*.ps docs/*.mup $(DOCDIR)
	cp docs/uguide/* $(DOCDIR)/uguide

clean:
	rm -f mup/*.o mupdisp/*.o mkmupfnt/*.o mupmate/*.o

clobber:	clean
	rm -f mup/mup mupdisp/mupdisp mkmupfnt/mkmupfnt mupmate/mupmate