add-new:
for f in ../html/*.xsl; do if [ ! -f `basename $$f` ]; then \
- echo $$f; \
+ echo "copying $$f"; \
cp $$f .; \
touch -t 197001010000 `basename $$f`; fi; done
# Oh, come on! It must be possible to do this in Make, but I can't figure out how (ndw)
xsl-files: remove-old add-new
- for f in *.xsl; do if [ ../html/$$f -nt $$f ]; then $(XSLT) ../html/$$f html2xhtml.xsl $$f; fi; done
+ for f in *.xsl; do \
+ if [ ../html/$$f -nt $$f ]; then \
+ echo "transforming $$f"; \
+ $(XSLT) ../html/$$f html2xhtml.xsl $$f; \
+ fi; \
+ done
profile-docbook.xsl: docbook.xsl ../profiling/xsl2profile.xsl
$(XSLT) $< ../profiling/xsl2profile.xsl $@