annotate Makefile.am @ 32796:5ae7e1f36b43

Fix a possible XMPP remote crash A series of specially crafted file transfer requests can cause clients to reference invalid memory. The user must have accepted one of the file transfer requests. The fix is to correctly cancel and free a SOCKS5 connection attempt so that it does not trigger an attempt to access invalid memory later. This was reported to us by Jos«± Valent«żn Guti«±rrez and this patch is written by Paul Aurich.

EXTRA_DIST = \
		COPYRIGHT \
		ChangeLog.API \
		ChangeLog.win32 \
		Doxyfile.in \
		HACKING \
		Makefile.mingw \
		PLUGIN_HOWTO \
		README.MTN \
		README.mingw \
		config.h.mingw \
		doxy2devhelp.xsl \
		fix-casts.sh \
		gaim.pc.in \
		gaim-uninstalled.pc.in \
		intltool-extract.in \
		intltool-merge.in \
		intltool-update.in \
		package_revision.h \
		pidgin.apspec.in \
		pidgin.spec.in \
		pidgin.desktop.in \
		po/Makefile.mingw \
		valgrind-suppressions

noinst_HEADERS = config.h package_revision.h

dist-hook: pidgin.spec
	cp pidgin.spec $(distdir)
	rm $(distdir)/config.h

distcheck-hook: libpurple/plugins/perl/common/Purple.pm pidgin/plugins/perl/common/Pidgin.pm
#	cp libpurple/plugins/perl/common/Gaim.pm $(distdir)/libpurple/plugins/perl/common

commit-check:
	(cd po ; intltool-update -m 2>&1 | grep -v '^mismatched quotes.*\.py$$' | sed "s|current directory|po directory|" | grep . ; if [ $$? = 0 ] ; then exit 1 ; else exit 0 ; fi)
	LC_ALL=C sort -c -t/ -u po/POTFILES.in
	LC_ALL=C sort -c -t/ -u po/POTFILES.skip
	iconv -f utf8 -t utf8 COPYRIGHT | cmp COPYRIGHT -

version-check: commit-check
# We don't want to release development versions.
	test x`echo $(PACKAGE_VERSION) | grep dev` = x

# When doing a new minor (or major) release (X.Y.0), there must be a section in
# ChangeLog.API.
	echo $(PACKAGE_VERSION) | grep -v "^[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.0$$" >/dev/null || head ChangeLog.API | grep "^version $(PACKAGE_VERSION) (`date +%m/%d/%Y`):$$" >/dev/null

# For all releases, check the ChangeLogs.
	head ChangeLog | grep "^version $(PACKAGE_VERSION) (`date +%m/%d/%Y`):$$" >/dev/null
	head po/ChangeLog | grep "^version $(PACKAGE_VERSION)$$" >/dev/null

# Ensure we're working from a tag...
	test x`mtn automate select t:v$(PACKAGE_VERSION)` = x`mtn automate get_base_revision_id`
# ... and have no changes in the working copy.
	test "x`mtn diff | grep -v '^#'`" = x

release: version-check distcheck packages

packages:
	gpg -ab pidgin-$(PACKAGE_VERSION).tar.gz
	gpg -ab pidgin-$(PACKAGE_VERSION).tar.bz2
	gpg --verify pidgin-$(PACKAGE_VERSION).tar.gz.asc pidgin-$(PACKAGE_VERSION).tar.gz
	gpg --verify pidgin-$(PACKAGE_VERSION).tar.bz2.asc pidgin-$(PACKAGE_VERSION).tar.bz2

if INSTALL_I18N
PO_DIR=po
DESKTOP_FILE=pidgin.desktop

if ENABLE_GTK
appsdir = $(datadir)/applications
apps_in_files = pidgin.desktop.in
apps_DATA = $(apps_in_files:.desktop.in=.desktop)
@INTLTOOL_DESKTOP_RULE@
endif #ENABLE_GTK

endif #INSTALL_I18N

if ENABLE_GTK
GTK_DIR=pidgin
endif

if ENABLE_GNT
GNT_DIR=finch
endif

# This is phony, so that we always try to rebuild it.  If it succeeds
# in calculating changes, it produces its target; otherwise, its
# target does not exist.
.PHONY: package_revision_raw.txt
# if both attempts fail, then we need to remove the empty file that >
# creates, and also make sure that the shell command exits
# successfully; the rm -f ensures both
package_revision_raw.txt:
	$(AM_V_GEN)REAL_BLDDIR=$$PWD/$(top_builddir); \
	(cd $(srcdir) && $$REAL_BLDDIR/mtn --root=. automate get_base_revision_id) 2>/dev/null >$@ \
	|| (cd $(srcdir) && mtn --root=. automate get_base_revision_id) 2>/dev/null >$@ \
	|| rm -f $@
package_revision.h: package_revision_raw.txt
	$(AM_V_GEN)if test -f $<; then \
	  echo "#define REVISION \"`cat $<`\"" > $@; \
	fi
	$(AM_V_at)if test ! -f $@ -a -f $(srcdir)/$@; then \
	  cp $(srcdir)/$@ $@; \
	fi
	$(AM_V_at)test -f $@ || echo "#define REVISION \"unknown\"" > $@

# This is a magic directive copy-and-pasted, then modified, from the
# automake 1.9 manual, section 13.4, "Checking the distribution".
# Normally, 'distcheck' does a clean build, and then afterwards runs
# 'distclean', and 'distclean' is supposed to remove everything that
# the build created.  However, we have some targets (package_revision.txt)
# that we distribute, but then always attempt to rebuild optimistically, and
# then if that fails fall back on the distributed versions.  This
# means that 'distclean' should _not_ remove those files, since they
# are distributed, yet building the package will generate those files,
# thus automake thinks that 'distclean' _should_ remove those files,
# and 'distcheck' gets cranky if we don't.  So basically what this
# line does is tell 'distcheck' to shut up and ignore those two files.
distcleancheck_listfiles = find . -type f -a ! -name package_revision.h

SUBDIRS = . libpurple doc $(GNT_DIR) $(GTK_DIR) m4macros $(PO_DIR) share/ca-certs share/sounds

docs: Doxyfile
if HAVE_DOXYGEN
	@echo "Running doxygen..."
	@doxygen
if HAVE_XSLTPROC
	@echo "Generating devhelp index..."
	@xsltproc $(top_srcdir)/doxy2devhelp.xsl doc/xml/index.xml > doc/html/pidgin.devhelp
	@echo "(Symlink $$(pwd)/doc/html to ~/.local/share/gtk-doc/html/pidgin to make devhelp see the documentation)"
else
	@echo "Not generating devhelp index: xsltproc was not found by configure"
endif
else
	@echo "doxygen was not found during configure.  Unable to build documentation."
	@echo;
endif

# perl's MakeMaker uninstall foo doesn't work well with DESTDIR set, which
# breaks "make distcheck" unless we ignore perl things

distuninstallcheck_listfiles = \
	find . -type f -print | grep -v perl | grep -v Purple.3pm

DISTCLEANFILES= $(DESKTOP_FILE) libpurple/gconf/purple.schemas intltool-extract \
			intltool-merge intltool-update