# $Id: Makefile 769 2010-07-20 12:44:07Z qvasimodo $

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#      http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/winappdbg/wiki/Redistribution         #
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# The following packages should be installed and present in the PATH environment variable:
#   Python 2.7 (older versions won't do because of distutils)
#   Make (try gnuwin32, cygwin's make doesn't seem to work well for me, but your mileage may vary)
#   Tar and BZip2 (to compress the source packages to tar.bz2 format, also downloadable at gnuwin32)
#   Epydoc and GraphViz (to generate the docs)
#   Microsoft HTML Help Compiler to generate CHM help files
#   MikTex (or an equivalent Latex package for Windows, to generate pdfs)
#   py2exe to build the tools into Windows executable files
#   UPX to compress the installer and the executables generated by py2exe


# Location of the Python interpreter
PYTHON_CMD=C:\Python27\python.exe

# Epydoc command line options
EPYDOC_CMD=$(PYTHON_CMD) c:\python27\scripts\epydoc.py
EPYDOC_OPT=--verbose --fail-on-docstring-warning --simple-term --docformat epytext --name "WinAppDbg - Programming Reference" --url "http://sourceforge.net/projects/winappdbg/" winappdbg
EPYDOC_HTML_OPT=--html --include-log --show-frames --css default
EPYDOC_PDF_OPT=--pdf --separate-classes
EPYDOC_TEST_OPT=--check
EPYDOC_OUTPUT_OPT=--show-private --no-imports --inheritance=included
EPYDOC_GRAPH_OPT=--graph all

# note to self: use --no-sourcecode to generate smaller documentation pages

# Source package options
SDIST_OPT=--formats=zip,bztar

# Windows installer package options
# (the UAC setting is only supported by Python 2.6 and above,
# use it to generate installers compatible with Windows Vista)
#BDIST_UAC=
BDIST_UAC=--user-access-control auto

# UPX compressor options
UPX_OPT=-v --best --ultra-brute --compress-icons=0 --strip-relocs=0


# Build everything
all: clean doc dist

# Generate the documentation
docs: doc
doc: html pdf

# Build the packages
dist: sdist bdist


# Install the module
install:
	$(PYTHON_CMD) setup.py install


# Build the tools
# Don't use the -OO switch here, it breaks pdebug.py
py2exe:
	$(PYTHON_CMD) setup.py py2exe


# Compress with UPX
upx: py2exe
	if exist dist\\*.exe upx $(UPX_OPT) dist\\*.exe
	if exist dist\\pyexe\\*.exe upx $(UPX_OPT) dist\\py2exe\\*.exe
	if exist dist\\pyexe\\*.dll upx $(UPX_OPT) dist\\py2exe\\*.dll
	if exist dist\\pyexe\\*.pyd upx $(UPX_OPT) dist\\py2exe\\*.pyd


# Generate the HTML documentation only
html:
	$(EPYDOC_CMD) $(EPYDOC_HTML_OPT) $(EPYDOC_OUTPUT_OPT) $(EPYDOC_OPT)

# Compile the HTML documentation into a CHM file
chm: html
	hhc winappdbg.hhp

# Generate the PDF documentation only
pdf:
	$(EPYDOC_CMD) $(EPYDOC_PDF_OPT) $(EPYDOC_OUTPUT_OPT) $(EPYDOC_OPT)


# Build the source distribution package
sdist:
	$(PYTHON_CMD) setup.py sdist $(SDIST_OPT)

# Build the Windows installer package
bdist: wininst msi

# Build the Windows installer package
wininst:
	$(PYTHON_CMD) setup.py bdist_wininst $(BDIST_UAC)

# Build the Windows MSI installer package
msi:
	$(PYTHON_CMD) setup.py bdist_msi


# Clean up
clean:
	python setup.py clean
	if exist build del /s /q build
	if exist html del /s /q html
	if exist pdf del /s /q pdf
	if exist dist del /s /q dist
	if exist build rmdir /s /q build
	if exist html rmdir /s /q html
	if exist pdf rmdir /s /q pdf
	if exist dist rmdir /s /q dist
	if exist MANIFEST del MANIFEST