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#
# Copyright (c) 2022 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Copyright (c) 2022-2023 Intel, Inc. All rights reserved.
# Copyright (c) 2023-2024 Nanook Consulting All rights reserved.
# $COPYRIGHT$
#
# Additional copyrights may follow
#
# $HEADER$
#
# We need this Makefile to be executed serially. Below, we list all
# the man pages as the targets of the rule that invokes Sphinx for
# dependency/generation reasons. But a *single* execution of the make
# target will generate *all* of the man pages and HTML files. Hence,
# when "make" determines that none of the man page files exist, it
# should execute the Sphinx-invocation rule once, and then it will
# realize that all the man pages files exist. More specifically: if
# someone invokes "make -j N", we need make to not execute the
# Sphinx-invocation rule multiple times simultaneously. Both GNU Make
# and BSD Make will honor the .NOTPARALLEL target to disable all
# parallel invocation in this Makefile[.am].
#
# Note that even though we explicitly disable make's parallelism,
# we'll use Sphinx's internal parallelism via "-j auto" -- see
# SPHINX_OPTS.
:
OUTDIR =
SPHINX_CONFIG =
SPHINX_OPTS ?=
# Note: it is significantly more convenient to list all the source
# files here using wildcards (vs. listing every single .rst file).
# However, it is necessary to list $(srcdir) when using wildcards.
# if you have any .txt files, list them here
TEXT_SOURCE_FILES =
# list image files here
IMAGE_SOURCE_FILES =
RST_SOURCE_FILES =
EXTRA_DIST =
###########################################################################
# Note: we list all the man pages explicitly (as opposed to using
# wildcards, like we do to list all the RST source files in
# EXTRA_DIST) because these files get installed by Automake. There
# are less complications and portability issues (between GNU and BSD
# make(1), for example) if all the files to be installed are
# explicitly listed.
PMIX_MAN1 =
PMIX_MAN3 =
PMIX_MAN5 =
MAN_OUTDIR =
PMIX_MAN1_RST =
PMIX_MAN1_BUILT =
PMIX_MAN3_RST =
PMIX_MAN3_BUILT =
PMIX_MAN5_RST =
PMIX_MAN5_BUILT =
EXTRA_DIST +=
###########################################################################
if PMIX_BUILD_DOCS
include
# Have to not list these targets in EXTRA_DIST outside of the
# PMIX_BUILD_DOCS conditional because "make dist" will fail due to
# these missing targets (and therefore not run the "dist-hook" target
# in the top-level Makefile, which prints a pretty message about why
# "make dist" failed).
#
# We list the entire directory trees (html and man) to grab all
# generated files in them.
EXTRA_DIST +=
ALL_MAN_BUILT =
: :
# List both commands (HTML and man) in a single rule because they
# really need to be run in serial. Specifically, if they were two
# different rules and someone ran "make -j", then both of them could
# be writing to $(OUTDIR)/doctrees simultaneously, which would be Bad.
# Use one of the man pages as a sentinel file to indicate whether all
# the HTML docs and man pages have been built.
:
# A useful rule to invoke manually to ensure that all of the external
# HTML links we have are valid. Running this rule requires
# connectivity to the general internet.
:
:
:
# List all the built man pages here in the Automake BUILT_SOURCES
# macro. This hooks into the normal Automake build mechanisms, and
# will ultimately cause the invocation of the above rule that runs
# Sphinx to build the HTML and man pages.
BUILT_SOURCES =
endif PMIX_BUILD_DOCS
###########################################################################
if PMIX_INSTALL_DOCS
man1_MANS =
man3_MANS =
man5_MANS =
# We do not know the names of all the generated HTML files: we only
# know that the generated tree will of files be in _build/html/.
# Unfortunately, Automake's installation process only handles
# individual files -- not entire trees of files. Hence, we use a
# "find ..." to copy the entire generated tree to the target
# directory.
#
# Note: we do not use "cp -r ..." because if the source directory is
# write-protected (e.g., during "make distcheck"), then the cp -r will
# also write-protect the target directory. Instead, use the
# Automake-provided install macros to set desirable permissions on the
# target directories and files.
#
# Since this might be a VPATH build, first check to see if _build/html
# exists in the source tree. If not, do the find+install from the
# build tree.
:
: