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# This makefile simply creates a number of compatibility links in the
# proto area that we include in our packages
# Package name used in tarballs
# pkg(5) name we deliver the files in (override default)
# Package classification (override default)
# ARC cases that covered this module
# PSARC/2004/187 Xorg Server For Solaris
# No sources
# Don't need default targets for configure, build, or install, since there's
# nothing to build, and the install rule follows here
### Include common rulesets
# Even though we deliver all our files to /usr/{bin,lib} now, other
# to avoid breaking existing scripts and binaries
mkdir -p $@
# The SVID ABI established the X->X11 link
# PSARC 2004/187 established the X11R6->X11 link for compatibility with Linux
@rm -f $@
# Link directory for Xserver private libraries and data files for
# compatibility with Xnewt binaries built for Solaris 10
mkdir -p $@
@rm -f $@
# Font links so that Java fontconfig.properties can find the fonts they use
# (see CR 6905518 & 6972032)
$(FONT_LINKDIR): $(XSERVER_LIB_LINKDIR)
mkdir -p $@
@rm -f $@
@rm -f $@
@rm -f $@