#
#	This file is used to configure the binaries for the local system and
#	is sourced by all the Makefiles.
#
#	Edit History:
#	09/09/86 vrs
#		Created the thing.
#
#	Defines the site will probably need to set.
#
#	SYSNAME is the name of the local system.  Set it to the name of the
#	server for networked binaries, or `uuname -l` for local binaries.
#	ROOT is the root directory of the local system.  It is used to create
#	networked versions of the binaries.  For non-networked binaries, use /.
#
SYSNAME	= `uuname -l`
SYSNAME	= gandalf
ROOT	= //$(SYSNAME)
#
#	SAFEUID is the login name of a relatively safe login.
#	SAFEGRP is the group name of a relatively safe group.
#
SAFEUID	= cron
SAFEGRP	= cron
#
#	XENIX often needs setuid to root because of limited setuid() semantics.
#	On other systems this should be $(SAFEUID).
#
SETUID	= root
#
#	These vary by UNIX version, and shouldn't need fiddling for like
#	systems:
#	CFLAGS can be $(CBSD), $(CXENIX), or $(CSYS5).
#	LIBS   can be $(LBSD), $(LXENIX), or $(LSYS5).
#	If you don't have readdir(), set DIRLIB = -ldir else DIRLIB =
#	If you don't need ranlib, set RANLIB = :, else RANLIB = ranlib
#
CFLAGS	= $(CXENIX)
LIBS	= $(LXENIX)
BERKLIB	= -lberkeley
DIRLIB	= -ldir
DPYLIB	= -ldpy
PAGER	= more
RANLIB	= ranlib
TROFF	= itroff
#
#	This keeps USG make from trying to use the user's shell.  We want to
#	always use the Bourne Shell.
#
SHELL	= /bin/sh
#
#	Set up directories and names.
#	CCLIB must be a directory searched (for libraries) by the C compiler.
#	Note that it is Host relative, not target relative.
#	NET must be /bin or /usr/bin for UUCP.  It is used for binaries which
#	may need to be remotely executed.
#
CCLIB	= /lib
NET	= $(ROOT)/usr/bin
ETC	= $(ROOT)/etc
BINDIR	= $(ROOT)/usr/local/bin
LIBDIR	= $(ROOT)/usr/local/lib
INCDIR	= $(ROOT)/usr/local/include
LIBUUCP	= $(ROOT)/usr/lib/uucp
LIBMAIL	= $(ROOT)/usr/lib/mail
LIBNEWS	= $(ROOT)/usr/lib/news
LIBTMAC	= $(ROOT)/usr/lib/tmac
GAMDIR	= $(ROOT)/usr/games
GAMLIB	= $(ROOT)/usr/games/lib
SPOOLN	= $(ROOT)/usr/spool/news
USRMAN	= $(ROOT)/usr/man
MAN1	= $(USRMAN)/man1
MAN2	= $(USRMAN)/man2
MAN3	= $(USRMAN)/man3
MAN4	= $(USRMAN)/man4
MAN5	= $(USRMAN)/man5
MAN6	= $(USRMAN)/man6
MAN7	= $(USRMAN)/man7
MAN8	= $(USRMAN)/man8
#
#	The following probably won't need to be modified.
#
# BSD	- Berkeley Unix
# SYS5	- System 3/5 with System 3/5 tty drivers (NOT BRL)
# XENIX	- XENIX 286, System 3/5, Large Model, Big Stack.
#
CBSD	= -Dstrchr=index -Dstrrchr=rindex -Dfork=vfork $(OPTIONS)
CSYS5	= -DSYS5 -DPAGER=\"$(PAGER)\" $(OPTIONS)
CXENIX	= -DSYS5 -DOLDUUX $(MODEL) $(OPTIONS)
LBSD	= -lcurses -ltermcap
LSYS5	= -lcurses $(DIRLIB)
LXENIX	= -lcurses -ltermcap $(DIRLIB) -lm -lx
#
#	Default to make $(ALL)
#
all:	$(ALL)
#
#	Directory rules
#
DIRS	= $(ROOT) $(NET) $(ETC) $(BINDIR) $(LIBDIR) $(INCDIR) $(LIBUUCP) \
	  $(LIBMAIL) $(LIBTMAC) $(GAMDIR) $(GAMLIB) $(SPOOLN) $(USRMAN) \
	  $(MAN1) $(MAN2) $(MAN3) $(MAN4) $(MAN5) $(MAN6) $(MAN7) $(MAN8)
$(DIRS):
	mkdir $@
	chmod 755 $@
#
#	Fix the default rule to link against libraries
#
.c:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $< $(LIBS) -o $@
	-rm -f $*.o
#
#	Do the recursion rule
#
.SUFFIXES: .d
.d:
	@cd $?; make