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//proc/self/root/home/cluster1/data/bu01/1121861/logs/mmaxwell/makefile2

#Defns of programs and some directories

#Directories:
MYDIR          = /home/maxwell
MYBINDIR       = $(MYDIR)/bin
MYDATADIR      = $(MYDIR)/Data
MYLANGDIR      = $(MYDATADIR)/Languages
TMP            = /tmp

#Programs: (those defined as 'false' are not existent, but using 'false' instead
# of leaving them undefined prevents odd errors in make)
AWK            = /usr/bin/gawk
CAT            = /bin/cat
CUT            = /usr/bin/cat
DIFF           = /usr/bin/diff
DOS2UNIX       = /usr/bin/dos2unix
ECHO           = /bin/echo
FGREP          = /bin/fgrep
FTP            = /usr/bin/sftp
GPP            = /usr/bin/gpp
GREP           = /bin/grep
ICONV          = /usr/bin/iconv
LOOKUP         = $(MYBINDIR)/lookup
MAIL           = /usr/bin/xdg-email
MAKE           = /usr/bin/make
MORE           = /usr/bin/less
PASTE          = /usr/bin/paste
PED            = false
  #ped was a perl program provided by David Graff of the LDC, which was Unicode
  # compliant.  It appears that sed is at least UTF-8 compliant (see e.g.
  #    https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/196780/is-there-an-alternative-to-sed-that-supports-unicode
  # and does most of the things that ped did.  The Nahuatl makefile defined
  # a tokenizer based on ped which required some reworking, and has not been
  # tested in the new version.
PYTHON         = /usr/bin/python
  #version 2.7.6
PYTHON3        = /usr/bin/python3
  #version 3.4.3
RCSDIFF        = /usr/bin/rcsdiff
SED            = /bin/sed
SORT           = /usr/bin/sort
SPELL          = /usr/bin/aspell
TAR            = /bin/tar
TEE            = /usr/bin/tee
TR             = /usr/bin/tr
UNIQ           = /usr/bin/uniq
WC             = /usr/bin/wc
XETEX          = /usr/share/texlive/2016/bin/x86_64-linux/xelatex
XFST           = $(MYBINDIR)/xfst
XTOKENIZER     = $(MYBINDIR)/tokenize
XMLLINT        = /usr/bin/xmllint
XSLTPROC       = /usr/bin/xsltproc