>>> One comment: to enable pdf hyperlink, you need to use
>>> "latex" to compile the source twice.
>> book.ps: book.dvi
>> makeindex book
>> ${MAKE} $<
>> ${MAKE} $<
>> dvips $<
> Hmm, IIUC running make twice is supposed to produce the same
> effect as running it once (on the second run make should note
> that book.dvi is up to date and do nothing. In fact, since
> book.dvi is a dependency, both make runs above should be
> redundant. Correct sulition is to duplicate latex command
> or use stamp files if there is need for something more complex.
You should look at my updated branch.
As you see here.
https://github.com/hemmecke/fricas/commit/cd75c4a286b99bf41e1b16954711ad3f216ffc76#diff-f1a515130f7da1ea8582b59d082250a2R690
book.dvi: stamp-pics tmp/ug09.tex tmp/info.tex ${HTEX_FILES_TEX}
TEXINPUTS=$$TEXINPUTS:${srcdir}:tmp:. ${LATEX} book.tex \
|| (echo "==> Detected problem while running LaTeX."; \
echo "==> LaTeX must be installed."; \
echo "==> The following LaTeX packages must be available."; \
echo "==> amsmath, breqn, tensor, mleftright, epsf, verbatim,"; \
echo "==> hyperref, color, listings, makeidx, xparse, tikz"; \
exit 1)
if grep 'LaTeX Warning: .*Rerun' book.log; then mv $@ tmp; fi
I now explicitly delete book.dvi if there is this respective LaTeX
Warning in the log file. Then an explicit call to ${MAKE} book.dvi will
try to remake book.dvi and may fail again. However, it might happen that
there is enough information left from a previous ${MAKE} so that a third
"make book.dvi" is not necessary. If running in a clean environment
(with the above removal of book.dvi), latex will be called 3 times.
For development it's nice to have as few latex runs as possible.
Ralf
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