# Sample Makefile
# Jeff Ondich, April 2005
#
# Exercises to try:
#
# 1. make hello
#        what happens?
#
# 1(a) make hello
#        if you do it right away again, what
#        happens the second time?
#
# 1(b) make clean
#      make hello
#
# 1(c) make hello
#        (same as 1(a), right?)
#
# 1(d) Make a small change to Hello.java, and then
#      try "make hello" again.
#
# Do you understand why sometimes "make hello" will make changes, and sometimes
# it won't?  How does make determine when nothing needs to be done?
#
# 2. make release
#    make test
#        Before you do this, you'll need to create
#        test-input.txt and expected-output.txt.
#
# 3. make debug
#    make test
#       how did the tests in 2 and 3 differ?
#
# 4. make
#       what happens when you type "make" with
#       no arguments?
#
# 5. Add a line "all: hello release" to the top
#       of the file (before "hello: Hello.java").
#       Then execute "make" or "make all".
#       What happens?

hello: Hello.class

release: nodebugcopy DebugState.class Decapitalizer.class

debug: debugcopy DebugState.class Decapitalizer.class

nodebugcopy:
	cp NoDebug.java DebugState.java

debugcopy:
	cp Debug.java DebugState.java

Hello.class: Hello.java
	javac Hello.java

Decapitalizer.class: Decapitalizer.java
	javac Decapitalizer.java

DebugState.class: DebugState.java
	javac DebugState.java

test:
	java Decapitalizer test-input.txt > output.txt
	diff expected-output.txt output.txt

clean:
	rm *.class