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# -*- mode: mak; tabs: 8; -*-
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#
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##############################################################################
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# Compat for older (embedded) makefiles
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##############################################################################
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#
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SCM_ROOT	= $(GBE_ROOT)
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SCM_TYPE	= $(GBE_TYPE)
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SCM_BIN 	= $(GBE_BIN)
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SCM_PLATFORM	= $(GBE_PLATFORM)
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#
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###############################################################################
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# Common definitions extracted from OPTIONS
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##############################################################################
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#
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CC_PRE      := @
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XX_PRE      := @
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AA_PRE      := @
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SHOWARGS    := NONE
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USE_FILTER  := 1
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LEAVETMP    :=
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SHOWENV     :=
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ifdef OPTIONS
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ifneq "$(findstring args,$(OPTIONS))" ""        # Show arguments (default)
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CC_PRE :=
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XX_PRE :=
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SHOWARGS := ARGS
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring noargs,$(OPTIONS))" ""      # Show no arguments
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CC_PRE := @
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XX_PRE := @
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SHOWARGS := NONE
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring allargs,$(OPTIONS))" ""     #  Show ALL arguments
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AA_PRE :=
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SHOWARGS := ALL
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring filter,$(OPTIONS))" ""      # Use filter (Default)
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USE_FILTER := 1
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring nofilter,$(OPTIONS))" ""    # Don't use filter
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USE_FILTER  :=
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring leavetmp,$(OPTIONS))" ""    # Leave temp files
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LEAVETMP := 1
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring noleavetmp,$(OPTIONS))" ""  # Don't leave temp files (Default)
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LEAVETMP :=
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring showenv,$(OPTIONS))" ""     # Display env before commands
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SHOWENV := 1
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endif
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ifneq "$(findstring noshowenv,$(OPTIONS))" ""   # Don't display env before commands
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SHOWENV :=
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endif
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endif
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#
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###############################################################################
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# Brain hurts stuff... $(space) becomes a macro containing 1 space
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# other aren't so bad.  These are used to make argument lists is a few 
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# places where we have to translate from a space seperated list to a 
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# something else seperated list (or vicky verka).
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###############################################################################
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#
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comma		:= ,
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plus		:= +
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semicolon	:= ;
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empty		:= 
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space		:= $(empty) $(empty)
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spacealt	:= %20
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#
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# Macros to assist in the handling of paths with spaces
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#	encodepath - Uses spacealt, uses /, space-sep-list
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#		     Used to conatins lists of paths that may contain
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#		     spaces. Used for INCLUDE and LIB paths
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#
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#	decodepath - Decodes an encoded path-list.
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#		     User specifies the item prefix and suffix.
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#		     Return list uses \ and may have spaces in pathnames
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#	             Prefix items with 1st-arg
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#                    Join items with 2nd arg
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#
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# Usage:
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#	aa = $(call encodepath,c:\Program Files)
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#	$(call decodepath,-I,;,$(aa))
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#
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###############################################################################
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#
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encodepath = $(subst //,/,$(subst \,/,$(subst $(space),$(spacealt),$(strip $(1)))))
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decodepath = $(subst $(spacealt),$(space),$(subst $(space),$(empty),$(patsubst %,$(1)%$(2),$(subst /,\,$(3)))))
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#
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###############################################################################
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#
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#  Macros to convert relative to absolute paths
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#
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#   Work around for a bug in make 3.81 where abspath assumes that the input
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#   is a relative path. The work around checks for paths that have a : or start
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#   with a '/ - and assumes these are absolute.
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#   It will only call makes 'abspath' for relative paths.
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#
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###############################################################################
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#
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myabspath = $(foreach dir,$1,$(call myabs1path,$(dir)))
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myabs1path = $(if $(or $(findstring :,$1),$(filter /%,$1)),$1,$(abspath $1))
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#
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###############################################################################
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# A little macro used within each of the rules for translating a file from 
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# one type to another to print the environment if the variable SHOWENV has 
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# been defined.
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###############################################################################
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#
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ifdef SHOWENV
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define show_environment
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		$(printenv)
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endef
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else
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define show_environment
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endef
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endif
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#
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################################################################################
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# A macro to dump out command files if the ARGS or ALLARGS option is set
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# Usage: $(call show_cmdfile,<PathOfCommandFile>)
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################################################################################
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#
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ifeq ($(SHOWARGS),NONE)
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show_cmdfile =
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show_cmdfile = echo "Using command file: $(1)";cat $(1);echo "End of Command file"
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endif
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#
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###############################################################################
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# Support macros
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###############################################################################
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#
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#..	Invoke RunTime support operations
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#
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#	Usage:
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#		$(JatsRunTime) function_name -- args
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#       Notes:
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#		Don't use " to quote arguments as it will invoke a shell
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#		under windows (and others). This can only slow it down.
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#		Using ' is OK
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define	JatsRunTime
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    $(GBE_PERL) -Mjats_runtime -e
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endef
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#.. Remove files contained within the specified list
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#   Usage:      $(call RmFiles,VARIABLE_NAME)
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#
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define RmFiles
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	$(AA_PRE)(if [ "$(GBE_VERBOSE)" -gt 0 ]; then \
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		echo Removing $($(1)); fi; \
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	CHOWNS=; \
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	RMS=; \
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	for file in $($(1)); do \
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		if [ -f $$file -o -h $$file ]; then \
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			if [ ! -w $$file ]; then \
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				CHOWNS="$$CHOWNS $$file"; \
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			fi; \
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			RMS="$$RMS $$file"; \
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		fi; \
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	done; \
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	if [ -n "$$RMS" ]; then \
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		if [ -n "$$CHOWNS" ]; then \
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			$(chmod) -f +w $$CHOWNS; \
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		$(rm) -f $$RMS; \
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	fi);
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endef
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#.. Install/uninstall the specified file
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#   Usage:      $(call InstallFile,dest,file,path,fmode)
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#               $(call UninstallFile,file)
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define InstallFile
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    $(call CopyFile,installing,$1,$2,$3,$4)
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endef
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define UninstallFile
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    $(call UncopyFile,uninstalling,$1)
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endef
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#.. Package/Unpackage the specified file
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#   Usage:      $(call PackageFile,dest,file,path,fmode)
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#               $(call UnpackageFile,file)
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define PackageFile
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    $(call CopyFile,packaging,$1,$2,$3,$4)
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endef
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define UnpackageFile
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    $(call UncopyFile,unpackaging,$1)
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endef
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#.. Generic Copy/Remove the specified file
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#   Usage:      $(call CopyFile,Text,dest,file,path,fmode)
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#               $(call UncopyFile,Text,file)
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#   Notes:
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#       dest, file and path
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#	May have spaces in them
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#		These will have been escaped with a '\' which will
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#		need to be removed. The '\ ' is required to keep make
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#		happy elsewhere.
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#
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#	May have '$' in them which we will need to escape
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#
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#       Windows copy has limitations.
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#		Abs path length must < 260
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#		Passing a relative path does not solve the problem
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#		Moreover, if the relative path contains one or more ../
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#		sequences, then the 'cp' command creates a complete path
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#		before removing the zzz/.. sequences - and this must not exceed
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#		259 characters.
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#		passing it a clean absolute pathname, but there is still
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#		a limit of ~259 characters. This affects many programs, not just
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#		cp but make, rm, chmod ...
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#	Nice Macros
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#	AbsName	- convert a '\ ' pathname into an absolute path with plain spaces
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#                 and $ escaped with a \.
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#		  In the process 'spaces' need to be replaced with something to
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#		  keep abspath from splitting on space.
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#	NiceName - convert a '\ ' pathname into an string with plain spaces
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AbsName = $(subst $$,\$$,$(subst $(spacealt),$(space),$(abspath $(subst \$(space),$(spacealt),$1))))
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NiceName = $(subst $$,\$$,$(subst \$(space),$(space),$1))
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define CopyFile
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	$(AA_PRE)(\
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        udest="$(call NiceName,$2)"; \
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        dest="$(call AbsName,$2)"; \
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        file="$(call NiceName,$3)"; \
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        path="$(call AbsName,$4)"; \
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        fmode="$(5)"; \
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	echo "------ $1 $$udest"; \
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        if [ ! -f "$$file" ] ; then echo "$1 source file not found: $$file" ; exit 1; fi;\
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	if [ ! -d "$$path" ] ; then $(mkdir) -p "$$path"; fi; \
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	if [ -f "$$dest" -a ! -w "$$dest" ]; then $(chmod) -f +w "$$dest"; fi; \
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	$(rm) -f "$$dest"; \
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        $(cp) "$$file" "$$dest" ;\
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        if [ $$? -gt 0 ] ; then echo "$1 copy error" ; exit 1; fi ;\
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        $(if $(5),$(chmod) -f $$fmode "$$dest") ; \
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        if [ ! -f "$$dest" ] ; then echo "$1 file not found after copy: $$dest" ; exit 1; fi; \
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endef
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define UncopyFile
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	$(AA_PRE)(\
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        udest="$(call NiceName,$2)"; \
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        file="$(call AbsName,$2)"; \
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	echo "------ $1 $$udest"; \
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	if [ -f "$$file" ]; then \
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		if [ ! -w "$$file" ]; then $(chmod) -f +w "$$file"; fi; \
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		$(rm) -f "$$file"; \
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endef
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