Hi, I'm actually intrigued by the possibility to have a Makefile that runs over the .tex and produces both the dvi/ps/pdf output as well as the html.
I have followed the example Makefile coming with the package but I'm having problems extending the idea to a more complex structure of files and cross-references and my make is either running in a somewhat infinite loop or simply I never get to the point where "Nothing to be done for 'all'". Except for the latex part (which targets .dvi, .aux and .ps) the l2h part is understood in the following way: $(TOP)/$(TOP).html target depends on changes on .tex, .aux and any the .html of each section. Every section depends on the related .tex and on the internals.pl which contains the references/labels from other sections. Whenever the .html is targeted, a .stamp is targeted instead, which will actually run l2h over the .tex and then touch a .stamp file. The .stamp target has the same dependencies that .html has (why?). The last and maybe most mysterious part is the internals target, which is running l2h over the related .tex (which will produce a new internals.pl only if something changed from previous run). So if we have 10 sections with various references, we should always have internals target for each of them and include the dependencies only in .stamp and .html targets, but to me this approach is not working. I also found that the Makefile of the main l2h documentation is quite messy and I failed to make it (didn't try with a bigger hammer though), so if anyone out there found an elegant solution with Makefiles I'd really appreciate it. Cheers, Al _______________________________________________ latex2html mailing list latex2html@tug.org http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
