11-10-2007
Create a file (dirfile) containing a list of the directories you want to copy to, one per line
and then use a simple shell script to batch copy the file i.e.
#! /bin/sh
while read DIR
do
cp file $DIR
done < dirlist
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mm-common-prepare
MM-COMMON-PREPARE(1) mm-common 0.9.5 MM-COMMON-PREPARE(1)
NAME
mm-common-prepare - Prepare a C++ binding module to use mm-common
SYNOPSIS
mm-common-prepare [OPTION]... [SOURCE-DIR]
DESCRIPTION
Run mm-common-prepare to install the mm-common build support files into the source tree of a C++ binding module. The exact location where
these files will be installed can be influenced through special macros in the configure.ac file.
AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR([AUX-DIR])
The Automake include files are placed into the AUX-DIR subdirectory of the top-level source directory. If AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR is not
specified, the files are placed at the top-level of the module's source tree.
MM_CONFIG_DOCTOOL_DIR([DOCTOOL-DIR])
If the MM_CONFIG_DOCTOOL_DIR macro is called with an explicit DOCTOOL-DIR argument, the common utilities required for generating and
installing the reference documentation of a C++ binding module will be installed into the named subdirectory. If MM_CONFIG_DOC-
TOOL_DIR is not used or does not specify a DOCTOOL-DIR argument, mm-common-prepare will not install the documentation utility files
into the module's source tree. Instead, it is assumed that the module depends on glibmm and can use the installed documentation
utilities that come with it.
If no SOURCE-DIR argument has been specified on the command line, the current working directory will be used.
OPTIONS
-c, --copy
copy files instead of creating symbolic links to them
-f, --force
forcefully replace existing files or symbolic links
--help display a help message and exit
--version
show version information and exit
EXIT STATUS
The exit status is 0 if OK, or 1 if an error occurred.
FILES
The build support files currently installed by mm-common-prepare are listed below.
Automake include files installed into AUX-DIR:
compile-binding.am
dist-changelog.am
doc-reference.am
generate-binding.am
Documentation utilities installed into DOCTOOL-DIR:
doc-install.pl
doc-postprocess.pl
doxygen.css
tagfile-to-devhelp2.xsl
SEE ALSO
autoreconf(1)
/usr/share/doc/mm-common/README
/usr/share/doc/mm-common/skeletonmm.tar.gz
GNOME
2009-12-29 MM-COMMON-PREPARE(1)