If an old port is resurrected to work with current version code, its files can be relocated to the appropriate sys or win folder as required. In the meantime, the burden of upkeep can be avoided for the stuff in the outdated folder for now.
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# gulam shell script -- should work with tcsh and many
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# other Atari shells, too
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# UNIX shells use '/' in file names, but at least some Atari shells need '\'
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# so we process the UNIX makefiles to make that switch
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# sed script not included as a here document in this script because at
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# least some Atari shells don't do that
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sed -f unx2atar.sed < ..\unix\Makefile.top > ..\..\Makefile
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sed -f unx2atar.sed < ..\unix\Makefile.dat > ..\..\dat\Makefile
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sed -f unx2atar.sed < ..\unix\Makefile.doc > ..\..\doc\Makefile
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sed -f unx2atar.sed < ..\unix\Makefile.src > ..\..\src\Makefile
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sed -f unx2atar.sed < ..\unix\Makefile.utl > ..\..\util\Makefile
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# KLUDGE to fix a Makefile problem
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echo > ..\..\include\win32api.h
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