pass port numbers around in network order

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#	@(#)Makefile	4.3	(Berkeley)	82/12/15
#
#	The system has two monitoring schemes, utilizing either ``prof''
#	or ``gprof''. DFLMON determines the default profiler; mon.o
#	specifies that ``prof'' is the default, gmon.o specifies that
#	``gprof'' is the default.
#
DESTDIR=
INSTALL=install -m 644
DFLMON=mon.o

libc.a libc_p.a: csu sys gen stdio net
	cd csu; make
	cd sys; make
	cd gen; make
	cd stdio; make
	cd net; make
	-mkdir tmp
	cd tmp; ar x ../sys/syslib
	cd tmp; ar x ../gen/genlib
	cd tmp; ar x ../stdio/stdiolib
	cd tmp; ar x ../net/netlib
	ls tmp/*.o | sort -t/ +1 > t1
	ar cr libc.a `lorder \`cat t1\` | tsort` csu/${DFLMON}
	ar ma flsbuf.o libc.a exit.o
	rm -f t1 tmp/*
	cd tmp; ar x ../sys/syslib_p
	cd tmp; ar x ../gen/genlib_p
	cd tmp; ar x ../stdio/stdiolib_p
	cd tmp; ar x ../net/netlib_p
	ls tmp/*.o | sort -t/ +1 > t1
	ar cr libc_p.a `lorder \`cat t1\` | tsort` csu/${DFLMON}
	ar ma flsbuf.o libc_p.a exit.o
	rm -rf t1 tmp

clean:
	for i in */.; do cd $$i; make clean; cd ..; done
	rm -f t1 *.o

errlst.o: gen/errlst.c
	cc -S gen/errlst.c
	ed - <gen/:errfix errlst.s
	as -o errlst.o errlst.s
	rm errlst.s

install: libc.a libc_p.a
	$(INSTALL) libc.a $(DESTDIR)/lib/libc.a
	ranlib $(DESTDIR)/lib/libc.a
	$(INSTALL) libc_p.a $(DESTDIR)/usr/lib/libc_p.a
	ranlib $(DESTDIR)/usr/lib/libc_p.a
	cd csu; make DESTDIR=${DESTDIR} install