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.SUFFIXES: .bdf .pcf.gz
STEMS:= italic09 italic12 roman09 roman10 roman12
PCFS:= ${STEMS:S/$/.pcf.gz/}
all: ${PCFS} fonts.dir fonts.alias
.bdf.pcf.gz:
${LOCALBASE}/bin/bdftopcf < $< | gzip -9 > $@
fonts.dir: ${PCFS}
${LOCALBASE}/bin/mkfontdir
# I don't know why ``isoir-111'' was chosen for this fonts' encoding --
# they are in koi8-u, so the each will have a corresponding alias.
# Ukrainian koi8-u is a superset of Russian koi8-r, for applications
# that hardcode koi8-r in them, but omit koi8-u -- there will be another
# alias:
fonts.alias: fonts.dir
awk '/monaco/ { \
name = $$2; gsub("isoir-111", "koi8-u", $$2); \
print $$2 " " name; gsub("koi8-u", "koi8-r", $$2); \
print $$2 " " name}' < fonts.dir > fonts.alias
install: all
${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${FONTSDIR}
${INSTALL_DATA} ${PCFS} fonts.alias ${DESTDIR}${FONTSDIR}
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