--- wikisrc/pkgsrc/targets.mdwn	2010/12/11 23:11:06	1.7
+++ wikisrc/pkgsrc/targets.mdwn	2011/02/07 04:17:45	1.8
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 It was proposed that we document _all_ pkgsrc targets,
 but this is unreasonable and useless.
 Most targets are ancilliary ones;
-they exist because that's how make(1) works.
+they exist because that's how [[!template id=man name=make section=1]] works.
 Only few of them are useful for regular work.
 
 The following targets may be useful to invoke from keyboard:
@@ -42,19 +42,20 @@ The following targets are useful in deve
 (NB! It helps, but it _doesn't_ eliminate manual work.)
 
 For example, package updating looks like this:
-<pre>
-su root -c "make depends clean-depends clean" # to catch new dependencies
-rm -f distinfo && su root -c "make makesum clean" && make makepatchsum
-make clean && make stage-install # build
+
+[[!template id=programlisting text="""
+$ su root -c "make depends clean-depends clean" # to catch new dependencies
+$ rm -f distinfo && su root -c "make makesum clean" && make makepatchsum
+$ make clean && make stage-install # build
 # modify patches
-make makepatchsum # and build again, or
-make makepatchsum && make clean && make patch # until all patches apply, if they failed at first
-make print-PLIST | diff -u PLIST -
+$ make makepatchsum # and build again, or
+$ make makepatchsum && make clean && make patch # until all patches apply, if they failed at first
+$ make print-PLIST | diff -u PLIST -
 # modify PLIST
-rm $(make show-var VARNAME=WRKDIR)/.PLIST* # this deserves to be another target
-make stage-install
+$ rm $(make show-var VARNAME=WRKDIR)/.PLIST* # this deserves to be another target
+$ make stage-install
 # modify PLIST again or build again
-make test # just to check for regressions
-su root -c "make package deinstall bin-install" # or
-su root -c "make package replace"
-</pre>
+$ make test # just to check for regressions
+$ su root -c "make package deinstall bin-install" # or
+$ su root -c "make package replace"
+"""]]