The lecture notes: http://www.cs.utk.edu/~plank/plank/classes/cs494/494/notes/Make/lecture.html
Simple makefile dependencies
cd make1
ls -l
printname.c
first.c
last.c
fn.h
ln.h
makefile
make
printname
# modify last.c
make
printname
make clean
cd ..
Little things: default target, multiple lines
cd make2
makefile
make
make clean
cd ..
Variables
cd make3
makefile
setenv CC cc
make
setenv CC gcc
make clean
make
cd ..
.SUFFIXES
cd make4
makefile
make
cd ..
Handy Make things
homemakefile
alias mk make -f $HOME/makefile
alias mkd "pushd \!* ; make all ; popd"
mkmake
RCS examples
Make a file called letter
mkdir RCS
ci letter
ls letter
ls -l RCS
co -l letter
cat letter
Now, modify letter.
ci -l letter
cat letter
rlog letter
# Getting the old version:
co -r1.1 letter
ls -l letter
cat letter
co -l1.2 letter
cat letter
ls -l letter
co -p1.1 letter > tmp
cat tmp
Revision numbers
Now, modify letter again
ci -l5.5 letter
rlog letter
Revision numbers
Modify letter again.
ci -l -m"yet another version" letter
rlog letter
Simple keywords
hw.c
ci -l1.0 -m'Initial version to test rcs' hw.c
rlog hw.c
cat hw.c
Now, modify hw.c.
ci -l -m'After modification' hw.c
rlog hw.c
cat hw.c
The Log Keyword
pj.c
ci -l1.0 -m'First pass' pj.c
cat pj.c
Now, modify pj.c.
ci -l -m"After modification" pj.c
cat pj.c
Managing all files in a directory
mkdir ecc
cd ecc
cp /home/cs494/notes/Make/ecc1/* .
make
gs paper.ps
make clean
mkdir RCS
ls > files
Edit files and remove files and RCS.
ci -l1.0 -m'Initial draft: intro, conclusions, bibliography' files `cat files`
# add descriptions
rm *
co -l files
co -l `cat files`
ls
make
gs paper.ps
# Now pretend you've done another draft:
rm *
cp /home/cs494/notes/Make/ecc2/* .
make
gs paper.ps
make clean
ls | sed '/RCS/d' | sed '/files/d' > files
ci -l1.1 -f -m'Second draft -- added figures' files `cat files`
rm *
co -l files
co -l `cat files`
make
gs paper.ps
rm *
co -l1.0 files
co -l1.0 `cat files`
make
gs paper.ps
