# =============================================================================
# a2ps - convert ASCII text files to PostScript for printing         12.03.1995
#        port of a2ps.V4.3 to OS/2 2.x, 3.0
# =============================================================================

# NOTE:	This package needs some DLLs which can be found in emxrt.zip. As it
#	makes no sense to include these in this small package, and most OS/2
#	users already have the emx runtime installed somewhere on their system,
#	you have to take care to fetch this file on your own.

# This documentation file is a simple makefile which can be used to uninstall
# the package. Just type "make -f /usr/local/packages/install/a2ps uninstall"
# to delete all files (except this one) from your hard drive. This only works,
# if the locations of the files didn't change.
#
# Possible targets for the make command are:
#
#    uninstall         delete all files except this one
#    clean             only delete source code
#    unpack            unpack source code in /usr/local/src
#
# To use uninstall and/or clean, rm.exe is needed in PATH
# To use unpack, unzip.exe and mkdir.exe must be somewhere in PATH

# The port was done using emx0.9a/gcc2.6.3 by Thomas Baier
#                                             (baier@ci.tuwien.ac.at)
#
# Postscript output is always sent to stdout, so don't forget to redirect it
# either to a file or to the printer.

# If you find this package useful, also have a look at the OS/2 port of psutils

# List of files:
# -------------
#               /usr/local/bin/a2ps.exe           executable file
#               /usr/local/man/man1/a2ps.1        manual page in groff format
#               /usr/local/packages/install/a2ps  this file
#               /usr/local/src/comp/a2ps.zip      source code

SOURCE_ARCHIVE = /usr/local/src/comp/a2ps.zip
SOURCE_FILES   = /usr/local/src/a2ps.V4.3
ALL_FILES = 	 /usr/local/bin/a2ps.exe \
		 /usr/local/man/man1/a2ps.1

all:

uninstall:
	rm -rf $(ALL_FILES) $(SOURCE_ARCHIVE) $(SOURCE_FILES)

clean:
	rm -rf $(SOURCE_ARCHIVE) $(SOURCE_FILES)

unpack:
	unzip $(SOURCE_ARCHIVE)