[perl5.git] / ext / Pod-Functions / Makefile.PL

#!perl -w

use strict;
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
use File::Spec::Functions;

WriteMakefile(NAME => 'Pod::Functions',
	      VERSION_FROM => 'Functions_pm.PL',
	      LICENSE => 'perl',
	      PREREQ_PM => {},
	      ABSTRACT_FROM => 'Functions_pm.PL',
	      AUTHOR => 'Perl 5 Porters <perlbug@perl.org>',
	      INSTALLDIRS => 'perl',
	      PL_FILES => {}, # Stop EU::MM defaulting this to run our PL
	      PM => {'Functions.pm' => '$(INST_LIBDIR)/Functions.pm'},
	      clean => {FILES => 'Functions.pm'},
	     );

# There doesn't seem to be any way to get ExtUtils::MakeMaker to add a
# dependency on another file (or target), and as it's using :: rules, not :
# rules, then we can't simply add a one line dependency. So we need to provide
# the entire thing. Fortunately, the same code in MM_Unix.pm is actually used
# for all platforms, so this code below should also be portable:

sub MY::postamble {
    my $pf = catfile(updir, updir, 'pod', 'perlfunc.pod');
    return <<"EOT";
all :: Functions.pm
	\$(NOECHO) \$(NOOP)

Functions.pm :: Functions_pm.PL $pf
	\$(PERLRUN) Functions_pm.PL $pf
EOT
}
Commit	Line	Data
6f7c8186 NC	1	#!perl -w
	2
	3	use strict;
	4	use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
291c8c21	5	use File::Spec::Functions;
6f7c8186 NC	6
	7	WriteMakefile(NAME => 'Pod::Functions',
	8	VERSION_FROM => 'Functions_pm.PL',
	9	LICENSE => 'perl',
	10	PREREQ_PM => {},
	11	ABSTRACT_FROM => 'Functions_pm.PL',
	12	AUTHOR => 'Perl 5 Porters <perlbug@perl.org>',
	13	INSTALLDIRS => 'perl',
291c8c21	14	PL_FILES => {}, # Stop EU::MM defaulting this to run our PL
6f7c8186 NC	15	PM => {'Functions.pm' => '$(INST_LIBDIR)/Functions.pm'},
	16	clean => {FILES => 'Functions.pm'},
	17	);
291c8c21 NC	18
	19	# There doesn't seem to be any way to get ExtUtils::MakeMaker to add a
	20	# dependency on another file (or target), and as it's using :: rules, not :
	21	# rules, then we can't simply add a one line dependency. So we need to provide
	22	# the entire thing. Fortunately, the same code in MM_Unix.pm is actually used
	23	# for all platforms, so this code below should also be portable:
	24
	25	sub MY::postamble {
	26	my $pf = catfile(updir, updir, 'pod', 'perlfunc.pod');
	27	return <<"EOT";
	28	all :: Functions.pm
	29	\$(NOECHO) \$(NOOP)
	30
	31	Functions.pm :: Functions_pm.PL $pf
	32	\$(PERLRUN) Functions_pm.PL $pf
	33	EOT
	34	}