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-### latex.makefile
-# Author: Jason Hiebel
-
-# This is a simple makefile for compiling LaTeX documents. The core assumption
-# is that the resulting documents should have any parameters effecting
-# rendering quality set to theoretical limits and that all fonts should be
-# embedded. While typically overkill, the detriment to doing so is negligible.
-
-# Targets:
-#    default : compiles the document to a PDF file using the defined
-#              latex generating engine. (pdflatex, xelatex, etc)
-#    display : displays the compiled document in a common PDF viewer.
-#              (currently linux = evince, OSX = open)
-#    clean   : removes the obj/ directory holding temporary files
-
-PROJECT = Thesis
-default: obj/$(PROJECT).pdf
-
-display: default
-	(${PDFVIEWER} obj/$(PROJECT).pdf &)
-
-
-### Compilation Flags
-PDFLATEX_FLAGS  = -halt-on-error -output-directory obj/
-
-TEXINPUTS = .:obj/
-TEXMFOUTPUT = obj/
-
-
-### File Types (for dependancies)
-TEX_FILES = $(shell find . -name '*.tex' -or -name '*.sty' -or -name '*.cls')
-BIB_FILES = $(shell find . -name '*.bib')
-BST_FILES = $(shell find . -name '*.bst')
-IMG_FILES = $(shell find . -path '*.jpg' -or -path '*.png' -or \( \! -path './obj/*.pdf' -path '*.pdf' \) )
-
-
-### Standard PDF Viewers
-# Defines a set of standard PDF viewer tools to use when displaying the result
-# with the display target. Currently chosen are defaults which should work on
-# most linux systems with GNOME installed and on all OSX systems.
-
-UNAME := $(shell uname)
-
-ifeq ($(UNAME), Linux)
-PDFVIEWER = evince
-endif
-
-#ifeq ($(UNAME), Darwin)
-#PDFVIEWER = open
-#endif
-
-
-### Clean
-# This target cleans the temporary files generated by the tex programs in
-# use. All temporary files generated by this makefile will be placed in obj/
-# so cleanup is easy.
-
-clean::
-	rm -rf obj/
-
-### Core Latex Generation
-# Performs the typical build process for latex generations so that all
-# references are resolved correctly. If adding components to this run-time
-# always take caution and implement the worst case set of commands.
-# Example: latex, bibtex, latex, latex
-#
-# Note the use of order-only prerequisites (prerequisites following the |).
-# Order-only prerequisites do not effect the target -- if the order-only
-# prerequisite has changed and none of the normal prerequisites have changed
-# then this target IS NOT run.
-#
-# In order to function for projects which use a subset of the provided features
-# it is important to verify that optional dependancies exist before calling a
-# target; for instance, see how bibliography files (.bbl) are handled as a
-# dependency.
-
-obj/:
-	mkdir -p obj/
-
-obj/$(PROJECT).aux: $(TEX_FILES) $(IMG_FILES) | obj/
-	xelatex $(PDFLATEX_FLAGS) $(PROJECT)
-
-obj/$(PROJECT).bbl: $(BIB_FILES) | obj/$(PROJECT).aux
-	bibtex obj/$(PROJECT)
-	xelatex $(PDFLATEX_FLAGS) $(PROJECT)
-	
-obj/$(PROJECT).pdf: obj/$(PROJECT).aux $(if $(BIB_FILES), obj/$(PROJECT).bbl)
-	xelatex $(PDFLATEX_FLAGS) $(PROJECT)