# # This is a template Makefile to be put in the testing/design directory of a # 309 project. Goto the lines labeled "FILL IN HERE" to customize this # template for your project. # # In order for this Makefile to work properly, your project directory must be # set up per the 309 SOP, Volume 1. In particular, you must have the following # directories defined: # # DIRECTORY CONTENTS # ===================================================================== # testing/design/javadoc root directory for the HTML files generated # by javadoc # # testing/implementation/ root directory for the Java source # source/java files of your project, organized into packages # # You must also have the following files defined: # # FILE CONTENTS # ===================================================================== # testing/design/javadoc/ Descriptive overview of your entire project. # overview.html This will be placed by javadoc at the top # level of the generated HTML files. # # tesging/implementation/ Descriptive overview for each package defined # source/java/PKG_DIR/ in each implementation PKG_DIR. # package.html # CSC 309 java lib directory LIB309 = /home/gfisher/classes/309/lib/JVM # Implementation source directory SOURCE = testing/implementation/source/java../implementation/source/java # Javadoc destination directory DESTINATION = testing/design/javadoc # File containing top-level javadoc overview for your project OVERVIEW_FILE = testing/design/overview.html ### FILL IN HERE: # On the lines following "PACKAGES = \" below, fill in the names of all the # packages for your project. Start each line with one tab character and end # each line except the last with a space followed by a backslash. PACKAGES = \ ### FILL IN HERE: # Between the double quote characters below, fill in the document title for # your project. This is the title that will appear in the top-level javadoc # overview documentation. DOC_TITLE = "" ### FILL IN HERE: # Between the double quote characters below, fill in the title you want to # appear in the banner of the javadoc browser window. This will be used as the # HTML