# MKPKG file for the EIS Package

$call update
$exit

update:
	$call update@src

	$ifeq (HOSTID, vms) $purge [...] $endif
	;

relink:
	$call relink@src

	$ifeq (HOSTID, vms) $purge [...] $endif
	;


# STRIP -- Strip the EIS directories of all sources and other files not
# required to run the system, or for user programming.

strip:
	!rmfiles -f lib/strip.eis
	;


# SUMMARY -- [UNIX] mkpkg summary: output a summary of the spooled mkpkg
# output, omitting most of the mundane chatter.  Used to scan large spool
# files for errors.

summary:
	$ifeq (HOSTID, unix)
	    ! grep -v ':$$' spool | grep -v '^xc' | grep -v '^ar'\
	    | grep -v '^check file'
	$else
	    $echo "mkpkg summary only available on a UNIX system"
	$endif
	;


# SUN/IRAF multiple architecture support.
# ----------------------------------------

showfloat:				# show current float option
	$verbose off
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh
	;
generic:				# make architecture indep. (no bins)
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh generic -d $(DIRS)
	;
sparc:					# install sparc binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh sparc -d $(DIRS)
	;
ssun:					# install ssun binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh ssun -d $(DIRS)
	;
hp700:					# install hp700 binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh hp700 -d $(DIRS)
	;
linux:					# install linux binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh linux -d $(DIRS)
	;
freebsd:				# install freebsd binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh freebsd -d $(DIRS)
	;
alpha:					# install alpha binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh alpha -d $(DIRS)
	;
irix:					# install irix binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh irix -d $(DIRS)
	;
rs6000:					# install rs6000 binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh rs6000 -d $(DIRS)
	;
redhat:					# install redhat binaries
	$verbose off
	$set DIRS = "src lib"
	!$(hlib)/mkfloat.csh redhat -d $(DIRS)