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#!/bin/sh
# This builds the rasmol molecular viewer. One of the problems with
# rasmol is that is only works at one color depth. This script will
# build three viewers at different color depths, 8-bit, 16-bit,
# and 32-bit. The binaries are called rasmol-8, rasmol-16, and
# rasmol-32 respectively. A wrapper script installed with the port will
# automatically select the right one.
cd ${WRKSRC}
cp Imakefile Imakefile.temp
sed s@'ComplexProgramTarget(rasmol)'@'ComplexProgramTarget(rasmol-32)'@ \
Imakefile.temp > Imakefile
xmkmf -a
make clean && make
sed -e s@'DEPTHDEF = -DTHIRTYTWOBIT'@'# DEPTHDEF = -DTHIRTYTWOBIT'@ \
-e s@'# DEPTHDEF = -DSIXTEENBIT'@'DEPTHDEF = -DSIXTEENBIT'@ \
-e s@'ComplexProgramTarget(rasmol)'@'ComplexProgramTarget(rasmol-16)'@ \
Imakefile.temp > Imakefile
xmkmf -a
make clean && make
sed -e s@'DEPTHDEF = -DTHIRTYTWOBIT'@'# DEPTHDEF = -DTHIRTYTWOBIT'@ \
-e s@'# DEPTHDEF = -DEIGHTBIT'@'DEPTHDEF = -DEIGHTBIT'@ \
-e s@'ComplexProgramTarget(rasmol)'@'ComplexProgramTarget(rasmol-8)'@ \
Imakefile.temp > Imakefile
xmkmf -a
make clean && make
# Restore Imakefile to original state so that rerunning this script does
# the right thing.
mv Imakefile.temp Imakefile
xmkmf -a
make clean && make rasmol.man
exit 0
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