#!/bin/sh
# $Id: Recipe,v 5.0 1999/02/26 17:42:33 ksb Exp $
#
# This is an mk Recipe file.  It acts like a Makefile, kinda.
#
# We use mk marker lines with a shell wrapper to glue it all together,
# the only problem is that (unlike make) this stuff builds all the files
# all the time.
# $Compile(*):	${sh-sh} %f %o
# $Load(*):	${cc-cc} ${cc_debug--g} $OBJ -o maketd
# $Cc(*):	${cc-cc} ${cc_debug--g} -c -I/usr/include/local %f
#
# We can use the full power of the shell here, unlike make, to set the
# environment variables we need to compile....
SRC=`echo *.c`

# Turn those into products.
# We should us a [ -nt ... ] test to be more like make
OBJ=`echo $SRC | sed -e 's/\.c/.o/g'`

# Tell mk how to deal with files.
MK=`mk -V | sed -n -e 's/^mk: -t \`\(.*\)'\''$/-v -t'"$0"':\1/p'`
export MK SRC OBJ

# Then we use mk to compile the source files, and then chain back to
# this script (with mk) to pick up the Load target
mk "$@" -mCc $SRC

exit