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Reintroduce check for missing binary, using a different method.

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Another way to do this is to create a target, but when I tried that
it reintroduced the dependency analysis problem-- rules with this
dependency always triggered. Of course I might have missed something
subtle.  Both the target approach and this approach come from
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5618615/check-if-a-program-exists-from-a-makefile)

This always runs, but unless you're just running clean you'd always want to
perform this check, so I think that's ok.
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Doug Felt 2015-10-14 17:43:18 -07:00
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@ -84,6 +84,9 @@ EMOJI_BUILDER = third_party/color_emoji/emoji_builder.py
ADD_GLYPHS = third_party/color_emoji/add_glyphs.py ADD_GLYPHS = third_party/color_emoji/add_glyphs.py
PUA_ADDER = map_pua_emoji.py PUA_ADDER = map_pua_emoji.py
VS_ADDER = add_vs_cmap.py VS_ADDER = add_vs_cmap.py
ifeq (, $(shell which $(VS_ADDER)))
$(error "$(VS_ADDER) not in path, run setup.py in nototools")
endif
%.ttx: %.ttx.tmpl $(ADD_GLYPHS) $(UNI) $(PNG128_FLAGS) %.ttx: %.ttx.tmpl $(ADD_GLYPHS) $(UNI) $(PNG128_FLAGS)
python $(ADD_GLYPHS) "$<" "$@" "$(EMOJI_PNG128)" python $(ADD_GLYPHS) "$<" "$@" "$(EMOJI_PNG128)"