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CYGWINFLAGS =
if CYGWIN
CYGWINFLAGS += -lintl
endif
AM_CPPFLAGS = \
-include $(top_builddir)/config.h \
-I$(top_srcdir) \
-I$(top_srcdir)/include \
-DLOCALEDIR=\"$(localedir)\"
PACKAGE_VERSION = @PACKAGE_VERSION@
ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I m4
SUBDIRS = \
include \
man-po \
po \
testsuite
AM_CFLAGS = -Iproc
LDADD = ./proc/libprocps.la $(CYGWINFLAGS)
transform = s/pscommand/ps/; $(program_transform_name)
bin_PROGRAMS = \
build-sys: install binaries in bindir (get rid of usrbin_execdir) The "usrbin_execdir" hack meant to install some binaries in /bin and others in /usr/bin. However: - It is very inflexible: not much control on the final directory name and it is not possible to get rid of the usr/bin suffix without patching the build system. - It is hard to use: it requires configure to receive --exec_prefix=/ and other settings do not make much sense. It is not very obvious that that setting needs to be passed and it takes a while to figure it out. - It produces garbage with the default setup: the default prefix of /usr/local ends up installing the binaries under /usr/local/usr/bin which does not make any sense. Furthermore, the requirement to split binaries in /bin and /usr/bin is not that strong since some distributions adopted the /usr merge and so would agree to just deploy all binaries to /usr/bin directly. Distributions that would still like to split /bin from /usr/bin should actually move binaries such as `ps` and `kill` to /bin after the install of procps-ng is complete. After all, they are the ones responsible for determining what are the binaries that need to be in the root partition and that list depends on their early boot init scripts, so it is possible that the list must be augmented with other binaries from this package. Therefore, I propose here to get rid of that hack and simply install all the binaries to bindir instead, which solves the problems described above and simplifies the build and install of procps-ng. Tested that it builds and both `make check` and `make distcheck` work. Tested that `make install` works and produces the expected tree, the only difference being the absence of the bogus /usr/local/usr/bin directory and now all binaries are merged into /usr/local/bin as expected. Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
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ps/pscommand \
free \
pgrep \
pkill \
pmap \
pwdx \
tload \
uptime \
vmstat \
w
build-sys: install binaries in bindir (get rid of usrbin_execdir) The "usrbin_execdir" hack meant to install some binaries in /bin and others in /usr/bin. However: - It is very inflexible: not much control on the final directory name and it is not possible to get rid of the usr/bin suffix without patching the build system. - It is hard to use: it requires configure to receive --exec_prefix=/ and other settings do not make much sense. It is not very obvious that that setting needs to be passed and it takes a while to figure it out. - It produces garbage with the default setup: the default prefix of /usr/local ends up installing the binaries under /usr/local/usr/bin which does not make any sense. Furthermore, the requirement to split binaries in /bin and /usr/bin is not that strong since some distributions adopted the /usr merge and so would agree to just deploy all binaries to /usr/bin directly. Distributions that would still like to split /bin from /usr/bin should actually move binaries such as `ps` and `kill` to /bin after the install of procps-ng is complete. After all, they are the ones responsible for determining what are the binaries that need to be in the root partition and that list depends on their early boot init scripts, so it is possible that the list must be augmented with other binaries from this package. Therefore, I propose here to get rid of that hack and simply install all the binaries to bindir instead, which solves the problems described above and simplifies the build and install of procps-ng. Tested that it builds and both `make check` and `make distcheck` work. Tested that `make install` works and produces the expected tree, the only difference being the absence of the bogus /usr/local/usr/bin directory and now all binaries are merged into /usr/local/bin as expected. Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
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sbin_PROGRAMS = \
sysctl
lib_LTLIBRARIES = \
proc/libprocps.la
dist_man_MANS = \
free.1 \
pgrep.1 \
pkill.1 \
pmap.1 \
pwdx.1 \
sysctl.8 \
sysctl.conf.5 \
tload.1 \
uptime.1 \
vmstat.8 \
w.1 \
ps/ps.1 \
doc/procps_linux_version.3
EXTRA_DIST = \
.version \
autogen.sh \
contrib \
COPYING.LIB \
misc/git-version-gen \
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Documentation/CodingStyle.md \
Documentation/TODO \
sysctl.conf \
ps/HACKING \
ps/regression \
$(DIST_MAN_POTS)
procpsngdir = $(docdir)
dist_procpsng_DATA = \
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Documentation/bugs.md \
Documentation/FAQ
if BUILD_PIDOF
build-sys: install binaries in bindir (get rid of usrbin_execdir) The "usrbin_execdir" hack meant to install some binaries in /bin and others in /usr/bin. However: - It is very inflexible: not much control on the final directory name and it is not possible to get rid of the usr/bin suffix without patching the build system. - It is hard to use: it requires configure to receive --exec_prefix=/ and other settings do not make much sense. It is not very obvious that that setting needs to be passed and it takes a while to figure it out. - It produces garbage with the default setup: the default prefix of /usr/local ends up installing the binaries under /usr/local/usr/bin which does not make any sense. Furthermore, the requirement to split binaries in /bin and /usr/bin is not that strong since some distributions adopted the /usr merge and so would agree to just deploy all binaries to /usr/bin directly. Distributions that would still like to split /bin from /usr/bin should actually move binaries such as `ps` and `kill` to /bin after the install of procps-ng is complete. After all, they are the ones responsible for determining what are the binaries that need to be in the root partition and that list depends on their early boot init scripts, so it is possible that the list must be augmented with other binaries from this package. Therefore, I propose here to get rid of that hack and simply install all the binaries to bindir instead, which solves the problems described above and simplifies the build and install of procps-ng. Tested that it builds and both `make check` and `make distcheck` work. Tested that `make install` works and produces the expected tree, the only difference being the absence of the bogus /usr/local/usr/bin directory and now all binaries are merged into /usr/local/bin as expected. Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
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bin_PROGRAMS += pidof
dist_man_MANS += pidof.1
pidof_SOURCES = pidof.c lib/fileutils.c
else
EXTRA_DIST += pidof.1
endif
if BUILD_KILL
bin_PROGRAMS += kill
dist_man_MANS += kill.1
kill_SOURCES = kill.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c lib/signals.c
kill_LDADD =
else
EXTRA_DIST += kill.1
endif
if WITH_NCURSES
build-sys: install binaries in bindir (get rid of usrbin_execdir) The "usrbin_execdir" hack meant to install some binaries in /bin and others in /usr/bin. However: - It is very inflexible: not much control on the final directory name and it is not possible to get rid of the usr/bin suffix without patching the build system. - It is hard to use: it requires configure to receive --exec_prefix=/ and other settings do not make much sense. It is not very obvious that that setting needs to be passed and it takes a while to figure it out. - It produces garbage with the default setup: the default prefix of /usr/local ends up installing the binaries under /usr/local/usr/bin which does not make any sense. Furthermore, the requirement to split binaries in /bin and /usr/bin is not that strong since some distributions adopted the /usr merge and so would agree to just deploy all binaries to /usr/bin directly. Distributions that would still like to split /bin from /usr/bin should actually move binaries such as `ps` and `kill` to /bin after the install of procps-ng is complete. After all, they are the ones responsible for determining what are the binaries that need to be in the root partition and that list depends on their early boot init scripts, so it is possible that the list must be augmented with other binaries from this package. Therefore, I propose here to get rid of that hack and simply install all the binaries to bindir instead, which solves the problems described above and simplifies the build and install of procps-ng. Tested that it builds and both `make check` and `make distcheck` work. Tested that `make install` works and produces the expected tree, the only difference being the absence of the bogus /usr/local/usr/bin directory and now all binaries are merged into /usr/local/bin as expected. Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
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bin_PROGRAMS += \
slabtop \
watch \
top/top
dist_man_MANS += \
slabtop.1 \
watch.1 \
top/top.1
slabtop_SOURCES = slabtop.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c
slabtop_LDADD = $(LDADD) @NCURSES_LIBS@
watch_SOURCES = watch.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c
watch_LDADD = @WATCH_NCURSES_LIBS@ $(CYGWINFLAGS)
top_top_SOURCES = \
top/top.h \
top/top.c \
top/top_nls.h \
top/top_nls.c \
lib/fileutils.c \
lib/signals.c
if CYGWIN
top_top_SOURCES += lib/strverscmp.c
endif
top_top_LDADD = $(LDADD) @NCURSES_LIBS@ $(DL_LIB)
endif
if BUILD_SKILL
build-sys: install binaries in bindir (get rid of usrbin_execdir) The "usrbin_execdir" hack meant to install some binaries in /bin and others in /usr/bin. However: - It is very inflexible: not much control on the final directory name and it is not possible to get rid of the usr/bin suffix without patching the build system. - It is hard to use: it requires configure to receive --exec_prefix=/ and other settings do not make much sense. It is not very obvious that that setting needs to be passed and it takes a while to figure it out. - It produces garbage with the default setup: the default prefix of /usr/local ends up installing the binaries under /usr/local/usr/bin which does not make any sense. Furthermore, the requirement to split binaries in /bin and /usr/bin is not that strong since some distributions adopted the /usr merge and so would agree to just deploy all binaries to /usr/bin directly. Distributions that would still like to split /bin from /usr/bin should actually move binaries such as `ps` and `kill` to /bin after the install of procps-ng is complete. After all, they are the ones responsible for determining what are the binaries that need to be in the root partition and that list depends on their early boot init scripts, so it is possible that the list must be augmented with other binaries from this package. Therefore, I propose here to get rid of that hack and simply install all the binaries to bindir instead, which solves the problems described above and simplifies the build and install of procps-ng. Tested that it builds and both `make check` and `make distcheck` work. Tested that `make install` works and produces the expected tree, the only difference being the absence of the bogus /usr/local/usr/bin directory and now all binaries are merged into /usr/local/bin as expected. Signed-off-by: Filipe Brandenburger <filbranden@google.com>
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bin_PROGRAMS += \
skill \
snice
skill_SOURCES = skill.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c lib/signals.c
snice_SOURCES = skill.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c lib/signals.c
dist_man_MANS += \
skill.1 \
snice.1
else
EXTRA_DIST += \
skill.1 \
snice.1
endif
free_SOURCES = free.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c
pgrep_SOURCES = pgrep.c lib/fileutils.c lib/signals.c
pkill_SOURCES = pgrep.c lib/fileutils.c lib/signals.c
pmap_SOURCES = pmap.c lib/fileutils.c
pwdx_SOURCES = pwdx.c lib/fileutils.c
pwdx_LDADD= $(CYGWINFLAGS)
sysctl_SOURCES = sysctl.c lib/fileutils.c
sysctl_LDADD=
tload_SOURCES = tload.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c
uptime_SOURCES = uptime.c lib/fileutils.c
vmstat_SOURCES = vmstat.c lib/strutils.c lib/fileutils.c
w_SOURCES = w.c lib/fileutils.c
# proc/libprocps.la
# See http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool/manual/html_node/Updating-version-info.html
LIBprocps_CURRENT=5
LIBprocps_REVISION=0
LIBprocps_AGE=0
proc_libprocps_la_LIBADD = $(LIB_KPARTS)
if WITH_SYSTEMD
proc_libprocps_la_LIBADD += @SYSTEMD_LIBS@
endif
proc_libprocps_la_LDFLAGS = \
-version-info $(LIBprocps_CURRENT):$(LIBprocps_REVISION):$(LIBprocps_AGE) \
-no-undefined \
-Wl,--version-script=$(top_srcdir)/proc/libprocps.sym
proc_libprocps_la_SOURCES = \
proc/alloc.c \
proc/alloc.h \
proc/devname.c \
proc/devname.h \
proc/diskstat.c \
proc/diskstat.h \
proc/escape.c \
proc/escape.h \
proc/procps-private.h \
proc/meminfo.c \
proc/meminfo.h \
proc/namespace.c \
proc/namespace.h \
proc/pids.c \
proc/pids.h \
proc/procps.h \
proc/pwcache.c \
proc/pwcache.h \
proc/readproc.c \
proc/readproc.h \
proc/readstat.c \
proc/readstat.h \
proc/slab.c \
proc/slab.h \
proc/sysinfo.c \
proc/sysinfo.h \
proc/version.c \
proc/version.h \
proc/vmstat.c \
proc/vmstat.h \
proc/wchan.c \
proc/wchan.h \
proc/uptime.c \
proc/uptime.h
proc_libprocps_la_includedir = $(includedir)/proc/
proc_libprocps_la_include_HEADERS = \
proc/alloc.h \
proc/devname.h \
proc/diskstat.h \
proc/escape.h \
proc/pids.h \
proc/procps.h \
proc/pwcache.h \
proc/readproc.h \
proc/slab.h \
proc/sysinfo.h \
proc/uptime.h \
proc/version.h \
proc/vmstat.h \
proc/wchan.h
dist_man_MANS += \
proc/openproc.3 \
proc/readproc.3 \
proc/readproctab.3
pkgconfigdir = $(libdir)/pkgconfig
pkgconfig_DATA = \
proc/libprocps.pc
EXTRA_DIST += proc/libprocps.sym
# ps/pscommand
ps_pscommand_SOURCES = \
ps/common.h \
ps/display.c \
ps/global.c \
ps/help.c \
ps/output.c \
ps/parser.c \
ps/select.c \
ps/sortformat.c \
ps/stacktrace.c \
lib/fileutils.c \
lib/signals.c
# lib/test_* binaries
check_PROGRAMS = \
lib/test_strutils \
lib/test_fileutils \
lib/test_process \
$(TESTS)
lib_test_strutils_SOURCES = lib/test_strutils.c lib/strutils.c
lib_test_strutils_LDADD = $(CYGWINFLAGS)
lib_test_fileutils_SOURCES = lib/test_fileutils.c lib/fileutils.c
lib_test_fileutils_LDADD = $(CYGWINFLAGS)
lib_test_nsutils_SOURCES = lib/test_nsutils.c lib/nsutils.c
lib_test_nsutils_LDADD = $(CYGWINFLAGS)
lib_test_process_SOURCES = lib/test_process.c
lib_test_process_LDADD = $(CYGWINFLAGS)
proc_test_sysinfo_SOURCES = proc/test_sysinfo.c
proc_test_sysinfo_LDADD = proc/libprocps.la
proc_test_namespace_SOURCES = proc/test_namespace.c
proc_test_namespace_LDADD = proc/libprocps.la
proc_test_version_SOURCES = include/tests.h proc/test_version.c
proc_test_version_LDADD = proc/libprocps.la
lib_test_strtod_nol_SOURCES = lib/test_strtod_nol.c lib/strutils.c
lib_test_strtod_nol_LDADD = $(CYGWINFLAGS)
if EXAMPLE_FILES
sysconf_DATA = sysctl.conf
endif
BUILT_SOURCES = $(top_srcdir)/.version
TESTS = proc/test_sysinfo \
proc/test_namespace \
proc/test_version \
lib/test_strtod_nol
$(top_srcdir)/.version:
touch $(top_srcdir)/.version
echo $(VERSION) > $@-t && mv $@-t $@
dist-hook:
echo $(VERSION) > $(distdir)/.tarball-version
get-trans:
echo "Getting the latest translations from translationproject.org..."
rsync -Lrtvz translationproject.org::tp/latest/procps-ng/ po
rsync -Lrtvz translationproject.org::tp/latest/procps-ng-man/ man-po
rsync -Lrtvz translationproject.org::tp/latest/procps-ng-man-ps/ man-po/ps
rsync -Lrtvz translationproject.org::tp/latest/procps-ng-man-top/ man-po/top