Re: Displaying Hebrew charachters

On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 22:37:47 -0800, Roger Binns <[email protected]> wrote:
> > And not to be only on the asking side, I'm attaching a Makefile I wrote
> > to replace makepackets.sh. The advantage of it is that if you're only
> > updating your own protocol, there's no need to remake all other
> > protocols (not really an issue now, but I'm a forward thinker).
> 
> The shell file has the advantage of automatically picking up all
> the files.  The previous scheme often had people forgetting to
> add new .p files to the main list.  We were also adding new phones
> at a considerably higher rate.

How about this?

PYTHON=python
PACKET_SOURCES:= $(wildcard p_*.p)
 
packets: $(patsubst %.p, %.py, $(PACKET_SOURCES))
 
%.py: %.p
        @echo $<; $(PYTHON) protogen.py $< $@

It's gnumake only.  Can we assume that gnumake exists on any platform
that /bin/sh scripts run on?

Better yet, could we compile the .p files in bp.py with something like this:

if __debug__:
    compile_out_of_date_dotp_files()

Stephen


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