equate/src/Makefile.am

## Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in

INCLUDES = \
-I../lib \
-I/usr/local/include \
-I$(top_srcdir)/lib \
@EQUATE_CFLAGS@

bin_PROGRAMS = equate

equate_SOURCES = \
gui.c \
calc_parse.c \
edje.c \
main.c

equate_LDADD = @EQUATE_LIBS@
PROTO/equate: add a new/old project, equate. As we say in french "it's in the old pots that made the best soups". Equate was originally written by Andrew Williams something like 8 years ago, and was using EWL and/or Edje for the GUI. I didn't touch the math expression parser, but change the GUI, remove all the ewl and ecore_evas stuff, use Elementary for the window creation and keep edje for the GUI. What i can said is that i'm impressed that after 8 years the originally edje file is still building without any issue, and the whole program is usable (except for the EWL part) ! I change the Edje file a bit to use new stuff like table instead of aligned objects by hand, but the old theme that you can find in OLD/MISC/equate is still usable as is. SVN revision: 63814 2011-10-04 15:04:37 -07:00			`## Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in`

			`INCLUDES = \`
			`-I../lib \`
			`-I/usr/local/include \`
			`-I$(top_srcdir)/lib \`
			`@EQUATE_CFLAGS@`

			`bin_PROGRAMS = equate`

			`equate_SOURCES = \`
			`gui.c \`
			`calc_parse.c \`
			`edje.c \`
			`main.c`

			`equate_LDADD = @EQUATE_LIBS@`