#  $HeadURL$ $LastChangedRevision$

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#  Load adeMakefile 
#  
#  (only ADE needs a trick to work around non-existence)
#

#  We *must* load the defined paths - as they are needed to know
#  where things *will* be (this is needed for the compilation of
#  scripts (if we are ever going to use that idea again) and also
#  for knowing where to install stuff. But we can't use that when
#  working out what to include *here* and *now* because obviously
#  that points to the target of the installation, not the source,
#  so while *other* programs can say:
#
#      include $(shell ade-config ade_include_prefix)/adeMakefile
#
#  *this* program cannot - because ade-config is not in the PATH
#  yet and even when it is, adeMakefile probably still isn't
#  where ade-config says it is, or rather *will* be.

include ./adeMakefile

#  So adeinst can be found and adeinst can find ade-config ...
install: export PATH = ../bin:$(shell echo $$PATH)

#  ... but we still have a problem. adeinst calls 
#  '$(ade-config ade_include_prefix)/ade.sh' but that is going to 
#  report the *target* where ade.sh is going to be installed
#  but where it isn't *yet* installed. So ... we could change
#  INSTALLPREFIX to point to ../include but then *this Makefile*
#  will try to install $(INCLUDE_FILES) to ../include and that
#  (a) is not what we want, (b) will fail because source and
#  target are the same. The trick is then to chance INCLUDEPREFIX
#  for the running of adeinst but not the running of the Makefile
#  itself. He we do this:
install: export ADE_CONFIG_ALLOWENV_FLAG=true
install: INSTALL_CMD = ADE_INCLUDE_PREFIX=. adeinst
#
#  What do we have?
#

TXT_FILES = adeMakefile $(wildcard *.sh) $(wildcard *.pl)

#
#  Where do we want it?
#

INCLUDE_FILES = $(TXT_FILES)