hello guys , can you give me a hint to r-write this shell script to perl , I am having hard time only on the for loop part : 
LS          =  /bin/ls
MV          =  /bin/mv
TR          =  /bin/tr
AWK         = /opt/corp/sir/nbss/tools/utils/gawk

NOIMGEN     =  ../../../nbsstools/noisgen/bin/noimgen
NOIPGEN     =  ../../../nbsstools/noisgen/bin/noipgen

OBJDIR      =  $(NOIVERDIR)/obj

compile:

setup:
    @if [ ! -d $(OBJDIR) ]; then mkdir $(OBJDIR); fi

genfiles: setup
    @cd ../src; for PDL in `$(LS) *.pdl | $(TR) '.' ' ' | $(AWK) '{pri
+nt $$1}'`; do \
        if [ ! -f $${PDL}.cxx -o $${PDL}.pdl -nt $${PDL}.cxx ]; then  
+\
        echo Generating $${PDL}... ; \
        $(NOIPGEN) $${PDL}.pdl >> $(OBJDIR)/noipgen.err 2>&1; \
        fi  \
    done
    @if [ -f $(OBJDIR)/noipgen.err ]; then $(MV) $(OBJDIR)/noipgen.err
+ $(OBJDIR)/noipgen.debug; fi
    @cd ../src; for MDL in `$(LS) *.mdl | $(TR) '.' ' ' | $(AWK) '{pri
+nt $$1}'`; do \
        if [ ! -f $${MDL}.cxx -o $${MDL}.mdl -nt $${MDL}.cxx ]; then  
+\
        echo Generating $${MDL}... ; \
        $(NOIMGEN) $${MDL}.mdl >> $(OBJDIR)/noimgen.err 2>&1; \
        fi  \
    done
    @if [ -f $(OBJDIR)/noimgen.err ]; then $(MV) $(OBJDIR)/noimgen.err
+ $(OBJDIR)/noimgen.debug; fi

clean:
    @if [ -d $(OBJDIR) ]; then $(RM) $(OBJDIR)/*; fi

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edited: Wed Aug 14 19:40:42 2002 by jeffa - title change (was: shell to Perl)

In reply to Convert makefile to Perl by Sara

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