MANPREFIX=		${PREFIX}/lib/perl5/${PERL_VERSION}

--- Makefile.PL.orig	Mon Jun  7 19:59:14 1999

+++ Makefile.PL	Thu May 10 06:53:52 2001

@@ -1,45 +1,10 @@

 use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

-if (shift(@ARGV) =~ /CCLIENT_DIR=(.*)/) {

-    $CCLIENT_DIR = $1;

-} else {

-    die "You need to specify the CCLIENT_DIR directory--read README\n";

-}

-

-if (! -r "$CCLIENT_DIR/c-client.a") {

-    die "CCLIENT_DIR $CCLIENT_DIR does not contain c-client.a\n";

-}

-#

-# We want to turn Cclient.o (ours) plus the object files in the

-# $CCLIENT_DIR/c-client.a archive into a shared object. Simply

-# including both in the MakeMaker OBJECT list works fine for Linux

-# but under Digital UNIX, the combination of its ar and "ld -shared"

-# can't cope with simply "ar cr tmp.a Cclient.o .../c-client.a".

-# To get around that look at the contents of the c-client.a archive

-# and extract all .o files from it into the current directory. Then

-# we set OBJECT to be our Cclient.o plus all of those. Blech.

-#

-

-print "Examining archive file $CCLIENT_DIR/c-client.a...\n";

-chomp(@contents = `ar t $CCLIENT_DIR/c-client.a`);

-@objects = grep(/\.o$/, @contents);

-print "Extracting object files from archive: ", join(", ", @objects), "\n";

-system("ar", "x", "$CCLIENT_DIR/c-client.a", @objects);

-my $err = $? >> 8;

-if ($err) {

-    print "Extraction failed: ar returned exit code $err\n",

-	  "Please extract them manually into the current directory\n",

-	  "edit Makefile.PL to remove this section of code and then rerun\n",

-	  "    perl Makefile.PL\n";

-    exit 1;

-}

-print "Extraction was apparently successful\n";

-

 WriteMakefile(

     NAME		=> "Mail::Cclient",

     VERSION_FROM	=> "Cclient.pm",

-    INC			=> "-I$CCLIENT_DIR",

-    LIBS		=> ["-lc"],

-    OBJECT		=> "Cclient.o @objects"

+    INC			=> "-I\${PREFIX}/include/c-client",

+    LIBS		=> "-L\${PREFIX}/lib -lc-client4",

+    OBJECT		=> "Cclient.o"

 );