Build manpage using make logic and not using a for loop to work properly with make -j NN

build: build-stamp

build-stamp:  config.status

	dh_testdir

	! [ debian/micro-revision.i ] || cp debian/micro-revision.i src/or/micro-revision.i

	# create the manpages because the build-system shipped in the tarball is

# create the manpages here because the build-system shipped in the tarball is

# incomplete.  moving foo.8 to foo.1.in is intended.

	for manpage in $(MANPAGE_INS); do \

		base="$${manpage%%.1.in}"; \

doc/%.1.in: doc/%.1.txt

	target="$@"; base="$${target%%.1.in}"; \

		a2x -f manpage "$$base".1.txt && \

		if [ -e "$$base".1 ]; then mv "$$base".1 "$$base".1.in; \

		elif [ -e "$$base".8 ]; then mv "$$base".8 "$$base".1.in; \

		else echo >&2 "No output produced by a2px?" && exit 1; fi || exit 1; \

	done

		else echo >&2 "No output produced by a2px?" && exit 1; fi

build-stamp:  config.status $(MANPAGE_INS)

	dh_testdir

	! [ debian/micro-revision.i ] || cp debian/micro-revision.i src/or/micro-revision.i

	# Also touch all the .html files or else the build system will

	# try to re-create them and fail badly

	for file in $(MANPAGE_INS); do touch $${file%%.1.in}.html.in || exit 1; done