more sys/msdos/Makefile?.cross updates
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# NetHack 3.6 Makefile1.cross
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# NetHack 3.7 Makefile1.cross
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# Cross-compile msdos version of NetHack using a
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# linux-hosted djgpp cross-compiler.
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#
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# Makefile1.cross (this file) is for the host-side obj files and
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# utilities that will run on the host platform only.
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#
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# Makefile2.cross is the the target platform obj files
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# Makefile2.cross is for the target platform obj files
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# and utilities.
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#
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# Makefile2 utilizes the djgpp cross-compiler from Andrew Wu:
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# https://github.com/andrewwutw/build-djgpp
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#
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# Currently, in NetHack 3.6, the cross-compile for msdos cannot be
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# used to build the entire game to a playable point but it is useful
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# for testing the msdos port build of the evolving NetHack code.0
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# Currently, in NetHack 3.7, it is now feasible to cross-compile
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# the game in a 2-stage process. Makefile1.cross (this file) carries
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# out the 1st stage.
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#
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# The GNU Make has a problem if you include a drive spec below.
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GAMEDIR =../msdos-binary
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@@ -358,12 +358,12 @@ $(DAT)/data: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DATABASE)
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$(DAT)/rumors: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DAT)/rumors.tru $(DAT)/rumors.fal
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$(U)makedefs -r
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$(DAT)/quest.dat: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DAT)/quest.txt
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$(U)makedefs -q
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$(DAT)/oracles: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DAT)/oracles.txt
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$(U)makedefs -h
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$(DAT)/quest.dat: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DAT)/quest.txt
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$(U)makedefs -q
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$(DAT)/bogusmon: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DAT)/bogusmon.txt
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$(U)makedefs -s
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@@ -392,73 +392,9 @@ $(HOST_O)makedefs.o: $(CONFIG_H) $(PERMONST_H) $(INCL)/objclass.h \
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$(INCL)/monsym.h $(INCL)/qtext.h $(U)makedefs.c
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$(HOST_CC) $(cflags) -o$@ $(U)makedefs.c
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#==========================================
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# Level Compiler Dependencies
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#==========================================
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#$(U)lev_comp: $(SPLEVOBJS)
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# -rm -f temp.a
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# ar r temp.a $(SPLEVOBJS)
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# $(HOST_LINK) $(LFLAGS) -o$@ temp.a
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#
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#$(HOST_O)lev_yacc.o: $(HACK_H) $(SP_LEV_H) $(INCL)/lev_comp.h $(U)lev_yacc.c
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# $(HOST_CC) $(cflags) -o$@ $(U)lev_yacc.c
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#
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#$(HOST_O)lev_$(LEX).o: $(HACK_H) $(SP_LEV_H) $(INCL)/lev_comp.h \
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# $(U)lev_$(LEX).c
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# $(HOST_CC) $(cflags) -o$@ $(U)lev_$(LEX).c
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#
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#$(HOST_O)lev_main.o: $(HACK_H) $(INCL)/sp_lev.h $(INCL)/date.h $(U)lev_main.c
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#
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#$(U)lev_yacc.c: $(SSHR)/lev_yacc.c
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# @echo ---
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# @echo For now, we will copy the prebuilt
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# @echo lev_comp.c from $(SSHR) into $(U) and use that.
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# @cp $(SSHR)/lev_yacc.c $(U)lev_yacc.c
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# @echo.>>$(U)lev_yacc.c
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#
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#$(INCL)/lev_comp.h : $(SSHR)/lev_comp.h
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# @echo For now, we will copy the prebuilt lev_comp.h
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# @echo from $(SSHR) into $(INCL) and use that.
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# @cp $(SSHR)/lev_comp.h $@
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#$(U)lev_lex.c: $(SSHR)/lev_lex.c
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# @echo.>>$(INCL)/lev_comp.h
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# @echo For now, we will copy the prebuilt lev_lex.c
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# @echo from $(SSHR) into $(U) and use it.
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# @cp $(SSHR)/lev_lex.c $@
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# @echo.>>$@
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#==========================================
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# Dungeon Dependencies
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#==========================================
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#$(U)dgn_comp: $(DGNCOMPOBJS)
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# $(HOST_LINK) $(LFLAGS) -o$@ $(DGNCOMPOBJS)
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#
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#$(U)dgn_yacc.c: $(SSHR)/dgn_yacc.c
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# @echo ---
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# @echo For now, we will copy the prebuilt $(U)dgn_yacc.c and
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# @echo dgn_comp.h from $(SSHR) into $(U) and use that.
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# @cp $(SSHR)/dgn_yacc.c $(U)dgn_yacc.c
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# @echo.>>$(U)dgn_yacc.c
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#
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#$(INCL)/dgn_comp.h: $(SSHR)/dgn_comp.h
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# @echo ---
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# @echo For now, we will copy the prebuilt dgn_comp.h
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# @echo from $(SSHR) into $(INCL) and use that.
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# @cp $(SSHR)/dgn_comp.h $@
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# @echo.>>$(INCL)/dgn_comp.h
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#
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#$(U)dgn_$(LEX).c: $(SSHR)/dgn_lex.c $(INCL)/dgn_comp.h
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# @echo ---
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# @echo For now, we will copy the prebuilt dgn_lex.c
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# @echo from $(SSHR) into $(U) and use it.
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# @cp $(SSHR)/dgn_lex.c $@
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# @echo.>>$@
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#==========================================
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#=============================================
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# Header file moves required for tile support
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#==========================================
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#=============================================
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ifeq ($(SUPPRESS_GRAPHICS),Y)
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@@ -606,49 +542,6 @@ $(HOST_O)objects.o: $(CONFIG_H) $(INCL)/obj.h $(INCL)/objclass.h \
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$(HOST_O)panic.o: $(CONFIG_H) $(U)panic.c
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$(HOST_CC) $(cflags) -o$@ $(U)panic.c
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#$(HOST_O)sp_lev.tag: $(HOST_O)utility.tag \
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# $(DAT)/bigroom.des $(DAT)/castle.des \
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# $(DAT)/endgame.des $(DAT)/gehennom.des $(DAT)/knox.des \
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# $(DAT)/medusa.des $(DAT)/oracle.des $(DAT)/tower.des \
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# $(DAT)/yendor.des $(DAT)/arch.des $(DAT)/barb.des \
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# $(DAT)/caveman.des $(DAT)/healer.des $(DAT)/knight.des \
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# $(DAT)/monk.des $(DAT)/priest.des $(DAT)/ranger.des \
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# $(DAT)/rogue.des $(DAT)/samurai.des $(DAT)/tourist.des \
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# $(DAT)/valkyrie.des $(DAT)/wizard.des
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# cd $(DAT)
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# $(U)lev_comp bigroom.des
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# $(U)lev_comp castle.des
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# $(U)lev_comp endgame.des
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# $(U)lev_comp gehennom.des
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# $(U)lev_comp knox.des
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# $(U)lev_comp mines.des
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# $(U)lev_comp medusa.des
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# $(U)lev_comp oracle.des
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# $(U)lev_comp sokoban.des
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# $(U)lev_comp tower.des
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# $(U)lev_comp yendor.des
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# $(U)lev_comp arch.des
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# $(U)lev_comp barb.des
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# $(U)lev_comp caveman.des
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# $(U)lev_comp healer.des
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# $(U)lev_comp knight.des
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# $(U)lev_comp monk.des
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# $(U)lev_comp priest.des
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# $(U)lev_comp ranger.des
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# $(U)lev_comp rogue.des
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# $(U)lev_comp samurai.des
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# $(U)lev_comp tourist.des
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# $(U)lev_comp valkyrie.des
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# $(U)lev_comp wizard.des
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# cd $(SRC)
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# echo sp_levs done > $@
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#$(DAT)/dungeon: $(HOST_O)utility.tag $(DAT)/dungeon.def
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# $(U)makedefs -e
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# cd $(DAT)
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# $(U)dgn_comp dungeon.pdf
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# cd $(SRC)
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#==========================================
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# Housekeeping for host side.
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#==========================================
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@@ -11,9 +11,13 @@
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# Makefile2 utilizes the djgpp cross-compiler from Andrew Wu:
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# https://github.com/andrewwutw/build-djgpp
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#
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# In NetHack 3.7, the cross-compile for msdos can be used to
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# build the entire game to a complete ms-dos package and
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# result (from theory to achieved on Nov 22, 2019).
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# Currently, in NetHack 3.7, it is now feasible to cross-compile
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# the game in a 2-stage process. Makefile2.cross (this file) carries
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# out the 2nd stage.
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#
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# A proof-of-concept to cross-compile NetHack 3.7 was achieved on
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# November 22, 2019 using the msdos set of Makefiles.
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#
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#
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# Game Installation Variables
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if [ -f $(DAT)/symbols ]; then cp $(DAT)/symbols $(GAMEDIR)/SYMBOLS; fi;
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if [ -f $(SSHR)/NetHack.cnf ]; then cp $(SSHR)/NetHack.cnf $(GAMEDIR)/NETHACK.CNF; fi;
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-touch $(GAMEDIR)/RECORD
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if [ -f ../sys/winnt/sysconf ]; then cp ../sys/winnt/sysconf $(GAMEDIR)/SYSCONF; fi;
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if [ -f ../sys/winnt/sysconf.template ]; then cp ../sys/winnt/sysconf.template $(GAMEDIR)/SYSCONF; fi;
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if [ -f $(DOC)/nethack.txt ]; then cp $(DOC)/nethack.txt $(GAMEDIR)/NETHACK.TXT; fi;
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# if [ -f $(PLANAR_TIB) ]; then cp $(PLANAR_TIB) $(GAMEDIR)/$(PLANAR_TIB^^); fi;
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# if [ -f $(OVERVIEW_TIB ]; then cp $(OVERVIEW_TIB) $(GAMEDIR)/$(OVERVIEW_TIB^^); fi;
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