[Olena-patches] last-svn-commit-108-g942c6a8 doc/Makefile.am: Update FIXMEs.

--- milena/ChangeLog | 4 ++ milena/doc/Makefile.am | 132 +++--------------------------------------------- 2 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 124 deletions(-) diff --git a/milena/ChangeLog b/milena/ChangeLog index 9f7ff99..56e23ba 100644 --- a/milena/ChangeLog +++ b/milena/ChangeLog @@ -1,5 +1,9 @@ 2010-03-23 Roland Levillain &lt;roland(a)lrde.epita.fr&gt; + * doc/Makefile.am: Update FIXMEs. + +2010-03-23 Roland Levillain &lt;roland(a)lrde.epita.fr&gt; + Remove Make aliases in the documentation. * doc/Makefile.am (doc, doc-user, doc-devel) diff --git a/milena/doc/Makefile.am b/milena/doc/Makefile.am index 08d6ff9..a505170 100644 --- a/milena/doc/Makefile.am +++ b/milena/doc/Makefile.am @@ -235,24 +235,15 @@ $(DOXYFILE_USER): $(srcdir)/$(DOXYFILE).in $(edit) $< >$@ MAINTAINERCLEANFILES += $(DOXYFILE_USER) -## FIXME: Rename USER_REFMAN_PDF to something else? USER_REFMAN_PDF = user-refman.pdf -## FIXME: Likewise? USER_REFMAN = user-refman -# FIXME: Use texi2dvi instead of Doxygen's generated Makefile? -# (The LaTeX to PDF rule could be factored using a suffix rule, as in -# LRDE's share/). $(srcdir)/$(USER_REFMAN_PDF): $(srcdir)/$(USER_REFMAN) cd $(srcdir)/$(USER_REFMAN)/latex && $(MAKE) $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) pdf cp -f $(srcdir)/$(USER_REFMAN)/latex/refman.pdf $@ EXTRA_DIST += $(srcdir)/user-refman.stamp MAINTAINERCLEANFILES += $(srcdir)/user-refman.stamp -## FIXME: Are dependencies (`$(refman_dependencies)') set on the right -## rule? Does Doxygen make a copy of figures, or does it generate -## LaTeX inputs relying on the existence of such figures in the -## initial location? Investigate. $(srcdir)/user-refman.stamp: $(srcdir)/$(DOXYFILE).in $(refman_dependencies) @rm -f $@.tmp @touch $@.tmp @@ -311,28 +302,18 @@ $(DOXYFILE_DEVEL): $(srcdir)/$(DOXYFILE).in rm -f $@.tmp MAINTAINERCLEANFILES += $(DOXYFILE_DEVEL) -## FIXME: Rename DEVEL_REFMAN_PDF to something else? DEVEL_REFMAN_PDF = devel-refman-pdf -## FIXME: Likewise? DEVEL_REFMAN = devel-refman # Be warned, most LaTeX installations will not be able to compile the # PDF development documentation as-is, as TeX's default memory # capacities are usually too small to handle such a large document. -# -## FIXME: Use texi2dvi instead of Doxygen's generated Makefile? (The -## LaTeX to PDF rule could be factored using a suffix rule, as in -## LRDE's share/). $(srcdir)/$(DEVEL_REFMAN_PDF): $(srcdir)/$(DEVEL_REFMAN) cd $(srcdir)/$(DEVEL_REFMAN)/latex && $(MAKE) $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) pdf cp -f $(srcdir)/$(DEVEL_REFMAN)/latex/refman.pdf $@ EXTRA_DIST += $(srcdir)/devel-refman.stamp MAINTAINERCLEANFILES += $(srcdir)/devel-refman.stamp -## FIXME: Are dependencies (`$(refman_dependencies)') set on the right -## rule? Does Doxygen make a copy of figures, or does it generate -## LaTeX inputs relying on the existence of such figures in the -## initial location? Investigate. $(srcdir)/devel-refman.stamp: $(srcdir)/$(DOXYFILE).in $(refman_dependencies) @rm -f $@.tmp @touch $@.tmp @@ -372,34 +353,6 @@ technical_dependencies = \ $(PNG_FIGURES) \ $(DOC_PACKAGES) -# FIXME: As in milena/doc/Makefile.am, we should probably strip -# $(srcdir) prefixes from target variables, e.g. instead of: -# -# FOO = $(srcdir)/foo.pdf -# $(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# we should use: -# -# FOO = foo.pdf -# $(srcdir)/$(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# since it minimizes installation issues (see milena/doc/Makefile.am -# and Vaucanson's doc/Makefile.am). - -# FIXME: Distributed products should be generated in the source dir. -# That's actually the case, *but* the current solution is not clean -# and might break sometimes. The clean approach is to create a -# temporary directory, try to generate the documentation there, and -# move its contents to the source dir in case of success. If the -# product is a directory, also refresh a timestamp (in the source -# dir). - -## FIXME: technical technical.hh does not seem to be used (by the -## Doyxgen documentation); remove its generation? Careful, -## technical/technical.html *is* probably required, though. - # Final product. TECHNICAL_HTML = $(technical_dir)/technical.html TECHNICAL_HTML_OUTPUTS = $(TECHNICAL_HTML) $(technical_dir)/technical.css @@ -425,6 +378,10 @@ $(TECHNICAL_HTML_OUTPUTS): $(TECHNICAL_HTML).stamp dist_doc_DATA += $(TECHNICAL_HTML_OUTPUTS) MAINTAINERCLEANFILES += $(TECHNICAL_HTML_OUTPUTS) +## FIXME: technical technical.hh does not seem to be used (by the +## Doyxgen documentation); remove its generation? Careful, +## technical/technical.html *is* probably required, though. + # Intermediate product for the various doc targets of the parent # directory. # @@ -470,30 +427,6 @@ tutorial_dependencies = \ $(PNG_FIGURES) \ $(DOC_PACKAGES) -# FIXME: As in milena/doc/Makefile.am, we should probably strip -# $(srcdir) prefixes from target variables, e.g. instead of: -# -# FOO = $(srcdir)/foo.pdf -# $(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# we should use: -# -# FOO = foo.pdf -# $(srcdir)/$(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# since it minimizes installation issues (see milena/doc/Makefile.am -# and Vaucanson's doc/Makefile.am). - -# FIXME: Distributed products should be generated in the source dir. -# That's actually the case, *but* the current solution is not clean -# and might break sometimes. The clean approach is to create a -# temporary directory, try to generate the documentation there, and -# move its contents to the source dir in case of success. If the -# product is a directory, also refresh a timestamp (in the source -# dir). - # Final product. TUTORIAL_HTML = $(tutorial_dir)/tutorial.html TUTORIAL_HTML_OUTPUTS = $(TUTORIAL_HTML) $(tutorial_dir)/tutorial.css @@ -568,30 +501,6 @@ EPSS = $(PNGS:png=eps) .png.eps: convert $< $@ -# FIXME: As in milena/doc/Makefile.am, we should probably strip -# $(srcdir) prefixes from target variables, e.g. instead of: -# -# FOO = $(srcdir)/foo.pdf -# $(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# we should use: -# -# FOO = foo.pdf -# $(srcdir)/$(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# since it minimizes installation issues (see milena/doc/Makefile.am -# and Vaucanson's doc/Makefile.am). - -# FIXME: Distributed products should be generated in the source dir. -# That's actually the case, *but* the current solution is not clean -# and might break sometimes. The clean approach is to create a -# temporary directory, try to generate the documentation there, and -# move its contents to the source dir in case of success. If the -# product is a directory, also refresh a timestamp (in the source -# dir). - # Final product. WHITE_PAPER_HTML = $(white_paper_dir)/white_paper.html WHITE_PAPER_HTML_OUTPUTS = \ @@ -652,30 +561,6 @@ ref_guide_dependencies = \ $(PNG_FIGURES) \ $(DOC_PACKAGES) -# FIXME: As in milena/doc/Makefile.am, we should probably strip -# $(srcdir) prefixes from target variables, e.g. instead of: -# -# FOO = $(srcdir)/foo.pdf -# $(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# we should use: -# -# FOO = foo.pdf -# $(srcdir)/$(FOO): foo.tex bar.tex -# dist_doc_DATA = $(FOO) -# -# since it minimizes installation issues (see milena/doc/Makefile.am -# and Vaucanson's doc/Makefile.am). - -# FIXME: Distributed products should be generated in the source dir. -# That's actually the case, *but* the current solution is not clean -# and might break sometimes. The clean approach is to create a -# temporary directory, try to generate the documentation there, and -# move its contents to the source dir in case of success. If the -# product is a directory, also refresh a timestamp (in the source -# dir). - # Final product. REF_GUIDE_HTML = $(ref_guide_dir)/ref_guide.html REF_GUIDE_HTML_OUTPUTS = \ @@ -778,10 +663,9 @@ regen-outputs-mk: mv -f $(srcdir)/outputs.mk.tmp $(srcdir)/outputs.mk chmod -w $(srcdir)/outputs.mk -## FIXME: These outputs are also required by the (LaTeX) -## documentation. However, they have no corresponding program in -## examples/, hence they cannot be regenerated. Are they hand-made -## outputs? Or maybe outputs of which program has been removed since? +## These outputs are also required by the (LaTeX) documentation. +## However, they have no corresponding program in examples/, hence +## they cannot be regenerated. MORE_OUTPUTS = \ $(srcdir)/outputs/graph-output-1.txt \ $(srcdir)/outputs/ima2d-display-1.txt \ @@ -792,7 +676,7 @@ MORE_OUTPUTS = \ $(srcdir)/outputs/win-create-1-display.txt EXTRA_DIST += $(MORE_OUTPUTS) -# FIXME: Can't we implement this using `gen-make-variable'? +# Generate a Makefile helper containing outputs rules and timestamps. EXTRA_DIST += gen-examples-outputs-mk $(srcdir)/examples-outputs.mk: $(srcdir)/gen-examples-outputs-mk -- 1.5.6.5