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# Building with Make

The following instructions work with recent versions of GNU Make; you may have to tweak them a bit if you're using some other version of make.

1. Create your webpages and your `layout.xml` file.

2. Create a skeletal `Makefile` like the one below.

   ### Note

   See the included Makefile-example.txt file for a more detailed example of a real-world makefile. The `Makefile-example.txt` file is the actual makefile used to build the pages you are reading now.

       PROC=xsltproc
       STYLEDIR=../xsl
       TABSTYLE=$(STYLEDIR)/tabular.xsl
       STYLESHEET=$(TABSTYLE)
       # Change the path in output-root to put your HTML output elsewhere
       STYLEOPT= --stringparam output-root .

       .PHONY : clean

       all: depends.tabular
       	@$(MAKE) website

       -include depends.tabular

       autolayout.xml: layout.xml
       	$(PROC) --output $@ $(STYLEDIR)/autolayout.xsl $<

       %.html: autolayout.xml
       	$(PROC) --output $@  $(STYLEOPT)  $(STYLESHEET)  \
               $(filter-out depends.tabular,$(filter-out autolayout.xml,$^))

       depends.tabular: autolayout.xml
       	$(PROC) --output depends.tabular $(STYLEOPT) $(STYLEDIR)/makefile-dep.xsl $<

   You'll have to change the `PROC` setting and the command-lines used to run the processor.

3. Run make. That should build your website.

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