Release13patch Makefile
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Makefile: Release 13 patch (August 24 2007 patch)
DLXSROOT = /l1 NAMEPREFIX = samplefa FIRSTLETTERSUBDIR = s # -------------------------------------------------- OBJDIR = $(DLXSROOT)/obj/$(FIRSTLETTERSUBDIR)/$(NAMEPREFIX)/ IDXDIR = $(DLXSROOT)/idx/$(FIRSTLETTERSUBDIR)/$(NAMEPREFIX)/ PREPDIR = $(DLXSROOT)/prep/$(FIRSTLETTERSUBDIR)/$(NAMEPREFIX)/ DATADIR = $(DLXSROOT)/prep/$(FIRSTLETTERSUBDIR)/$(NAMEPREFIX)/data/ COLLBINDIR = $(DLXSROOT)/bin/$(FIRSTLETTERSUBDIR)/$(NAMEPREFIX)/ BINDIR = $(DLXSROOT)/bin/f/findaid/ XMLFILE = $(OBJDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).xml # -------------------------------------------------- #change these when we change names! XMLDOCTYPE = $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).xml.inp SINGLEDOCTYPE = $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).text.inp # -------------------------------------------------- XMLDECL = $(DLXSROOT)/misc/sgml/xml.dcl # -------------------------------------------------- XPATBINDIR = /l/local/bin/ XPATBLD = $(XPATBINDIR)xpatbldu XPATEXEC = $(XPATBINDIR)xpatu SGMLRGN = $(XPATBINDIR)sgmlrgn MULTIRGN = $(XPATBINDIR)multirgn XMLRGN = $(XPATBINDIR)xmlrgn # Use OpsnSP 1.5 or higher OSX = /l/local/bin/osx OSGMLNORM = /l/local/bin/osgmlnorm VALIDATEEACHSCRIPT = $(COLLBINDIR)validateeach.sh # -------------------------------------------------- # Set these environment variables so that onsgmls osgmlnorm # will use XML rules to determin input encoding and output # UTF-8 # Enable XML all the time: The multibyte version of OpenSP can # operate in a mode in which the internal character set does not # vary with the document character set, but is always a fixed # character set, known as the system character set; this mode of # operation is called fixed character set mode. export SP_CHARSET_FIXED=YES # This specifies the default encoding when operating in fixed # character set mode. The value must be the name of an available # encoding. The default encoding cannot be document character set # relative when operating in fixed character set mode. On input, # this uses XML's rules to determine the encoding. On output, this # uses UTF-8. export SP_ENCODING=XML # --------------------------------------------------------------------- # We are forced to use this pseudo-target to ignore errors from osx in # the 'norm' target below because we're using an xml decl to parse the # output of osgmlnorm to turn sgml singletons into xml singletons. In # spite of the error, osx seems to run to completion and produce correct # output # #.IGNORE: # # tbw removed ignore and instead put hypen in front of the make norm target # see the info file for make under "errors" http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Errors # " To ignore errors in a command line, write a `-' at the beginning of # the line's text (after the initial tab). The `-' is discarded before # the command is passed to the shell for execution." # ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## # make all convenience method ## all: prepdocs validate norm validate2 singledd xml post ### validate each file individually (easier to find errors that way) validateeach: $(VALIDATEEACHSCRIPT) -d $(DATADIR) -x $(XMLDECL) -t $(SINGLEDOCTYPE) ### !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ### Now check .err files in data dir ### !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ### ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ### fix up docs prepdocs: $(COLLBINDIR)preparedocs.pl $(DATADIR) $(XMLFILE) $(PREPDIR)logfile.txt ### ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## validate one last time for luck validate: onsgmls -wxml -w no-explicit-sgml-decl -s -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).errors $(XMLDECL) $(XMLDOCTYPE) $(XMLFILE) ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## validate again and write to separate errors file *errors2 validate2: onsgmls -wxml -w no-explicit-sgml-decl -s -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).errors2 $(XMLDECL) $(XMLDOCTYPE) $(XMLFILE) ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ensure attribute order matches DTD (required for xmlrgn) and that ## singletons have the form <foo/> not <foo> ## note the hyphen preceding the osx target. This tells make to ignore errors for just the osx command ## also -E0 flag to osx allows infinite number of errors otherwise on files containing lots of EADs it will stop partway through the file norm: cp $(XMLFILE) $(XMLFILE).prenorm $(OSGMLNORM) -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).errors $(XMLDECL) $(XMLDOCTYPE) $(XMLFILE).prenorm > $(XMLFILE).postnorm -$(OSX) -E0 -bUTF-8 -xlower -xempty -xno-nl-in-tag -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).errors $(XMLDECL) $(XMLDOCTYPE) $(XMLFILE).postnorm > $(XMLFILE).postnorm.osx cp $(XMLFILE).postnorm.osx $(XMLFILE) ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## have xpat index everything as a single file singledd: cp $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).blank.dd $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd chmod 664 $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd $(XPATBLD) -m 256m -D $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd cp $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).presgml.dd ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## index the sgml using xmlrgn -- validates and indexes with SGML declaration. xml: cp $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).presgml.dd $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd $(XMLRGN) -D $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd $(XMLDECL) $(XMLDOCTYPE) $(XMLFILE) cp $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).prepost.dd ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- post: cp $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).prepost.dd $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd $(XPATEXEC) -q $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd < $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).extra.srch | $(BINDIR)output.dd.frag.pl $(IDXDIR) > $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).extra.dd $(BINDIR)inc.extra.dd.pl $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).extra.dd $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- clean: rm -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).err* rm -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).prepost.dd rm -f $(PREPDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).extra.dd rm -f $(IDXDIR)$(NAMEPREFIX).dd rm -f $(IDXDIR)*.rgn rm -f $(IDXDIR)*.idx rm -f $(IDXDIR)tmp* rm -f $(IDXDIR)*.m* rm -f $(IDXDIR)*.t* rm -f $(IDXDIR)*.i0 rm -f $(IDXDIR)*.log rm -f $(XMLFILE)*
