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Well, this is more than and ordinary shell script - its a makefile. While I wouldn't want to rewrite a makefile in perl, you could simplify the genfiles recipe by replacing the shell script there with a perl script.

The recipe for genfiles basically does this

chdir to src foreach basename of "*.pdl" files if( $basname.cxx does not exist ) or ( $basname.pdl is newer than $basename.cxx ) then execute NOIPGEN on $basename.pdl outputting stderr and stdout to $OBJDIR/noipgen.err endif endfor if( $OBJDIR/noipgen.err exists ) then mv the noipgen.err file to noipgen.debug endif chdir to src foreach basename of "*mdl" files if( $basname.cxx does not exist ) or ( $basnemae.mdl is newer than $basname.cxx) then execute NOIMGEN on $basename.mdl outputting stderr and stdout to $OBJEDIR/noimgen.err endif endfor if( $OBJDIR/noimgen.err exists ) then mv the noimgen.err file to noimgen.debug endif

You could easily combine those two things into a perl script and then change the recipe to be something like this:

genfiles: setup @my_script pdl $NOIPGEN $OBJDIR noipgen.err @my_script mdl $NOIMGEN $OBJDIR noimgen.err

-derby

update but now that I think about it some more that whole script could be replaced by more generic makefiles recipes that show target files have a dependancies on pdl and mdl files. Check out the make book.


In reply to Re: shell to perl by derby
in thread Convert makefile to Perl by Sara

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