# "$Id: Makefile,v 1.1.1.1 2002/06/07 23:57:59 tjn Exp $
#
# "Makefile" 
#
#  This doesn't deal with the figures, especially the 'html' target, 
#  see comments for details.

# full filename        (eg.  hello.tex)
DOC=sci02-oscar.tex

# base of the filename (eg.  hello)
DOCBASE=sci02-oscar

IEEEDOC=sci02-oscar-ieee.tex
IEEEDOCBASE=sci02-oscar-ieee

PWD=`pwd`

default:
	-@echo "Try using 'make ps' or 'make pdf'"


ps:  $(DOC)
	-@echo "Processing the LaTeX document ($(DOC))"
	-@latex   $(DOC)
	-@latex   $(DOC)
	-@bibtex  $(DOCBASE)
	-@latex   $(DOC)
	-@latex   $(DOC)
	-@dvips  $(DOCBASE).dvi  -o $(DOCBASE).ps
	-@echo "Created PS file  ($(DOCBASE).ps)" 


pdf: $(DOC)
	pdflatex $(DOCBASE)
	bibtex $(DOCBASE)
	pdflatex $(DOCBASE)
	pdflatex $(DOCBASE)
	-@echo "Created PDF ($(DOCBASE).pdf)"
	-@echo " NOTE: The 'pdflatex' cmd sometimes has problems with figures"


# BIB2HTML: convert the BibTeX file to an HTML file
# TTH: converts the LaTeX file to an HTML page,
#      (convert the figs to *.jpg, use -e2 make them inline)
#      (-e1 makes a link to this file, and w/o either would just link to *.eps)
html:
	bib2html -s plain $(PWD)/$(DOCBASE).bib $(DOCBASE)-bib.html
	tth  -e2 $(DOCBASE)


clean:
	rm -f *.aux *.bbl *.blg *.log *.dvi *.idx *.out

cleanall: clean
	rm -f *.ps *.pdf  *.html