#!/bin/sh
# this script tries to discover the OS platform and configuration
# and then makes newLISP using the appropiate makefile
# if this script fails and for other special flavors, like
# making shared libraries etc., type:
#
# make help
# to see all options
#
echo
case `uname` in
Darwin)
echo Discovered Darwin MacOS X with readline suport, enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for MacOS X with readline support
exit
;;
Linux)
echo Discovered Linux, enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for linux
exit
;;
FreeBSD)
echo Discovered FreeBSD, enter
echo " make"
echo to make for FeeBSD
exit
;;
NetBSD)
echo Discoverd NetBSD, enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for NetBSD
exit
;;
OpenBSD)
echo Discoverd OpenBSD, enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for OpenBSD
exit
;;
SunOS)
echo Discovered SunOS, enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for SunOS
exit
;;
OSF1)
echo Discovered True64 Unix, please read doc/TRU64BUILD and enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for True64 Unix
exit
;;
MINGW32_NT-5.1)
echo Discoverd MINGW32 on NT-5.1, enter:
echo " make"
echo to make for MinGW32 on Win32
exit
;;
OS/2)
echo Discoverd OS/2
echo " make"
echo to make for OS/2
exit
;;
esac
echo Could not discover your OS platform use one of the following commands:
make help
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