Merge pull request #13 from metadave/dp_manpages

build and install docs

README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ erln8 - an Erlang version manager
 
 ## What is it?
 
-erln8 (erl-in-ate) allows you to compile and manage multiple versions of Erlang from source. Instead of downloading individual source packages, it downloads the Github OTP mirror so you are essentially downloading all available versions at once  :-) Additionaly, you can add your own git repos to support custom OTP patches etc.
+erln8 (erl-in-ate) allows you to compile and manage multiple versions of Erlang from source. Instead of downloading individual source packages, it downloads the Github OTP mirror so you are essentially downloading all available versions at once.  Additionaly, you can add your own git repos to support custom OTP patches etc.
 
 The cool thing about erln8 is that you only need to add it to your PATH to use it. No funny environment tweaking ;-) It works by reading an `erln8.config` config file out of the ***current directory***, or by ***searching up the directory tree until it finds one.*** This allows you to "set a version of Erlang to use for a project and forget it".
 

erln8.c

@@ -210,10 +210,11 @@ static gchar* step[] = {
   "[2] configure                      ",
   "[3] make                           ",
   "[4] make install                   ",
+  "[5] make install-docs              ",
   (gchar*)0
 };
 
-static int step_count = 5;
+static int step_count = 6;
 
 gchar* red() {
   return opt_color == TRUE ? ANSI_COLOR_RED : "";
@@ -1016,14 +1017,19 @@ void build_erlang(gchar* repo, gchar* tag, gchar* id, gchar* build_config) {
                                 NULL);
   gchar* buildcmd3 = g_strconcat(env, " cd ", tmp,
                                 " && make >> ", log_path,  " 2>&1", NULL);
+
   gchar* buildcmd4 = g_strconcat(env, " cd ", tmp,
-                                " && make install >> ", log_path, " 2>&1", NULL);
+                                " && make install >> ", log_path,  " 2>&1", NULL);
+
+  gchar* buildcmd5 = g_strconcat(env, " cd ", tmp,
+                                " && make install-docs >> ", log_path, " 2>&1", NULL);
   gchar* build_cmds[] = {
     buildcmd0,
     buildcmd1,
     buildcmd2,
     buildcmd3,
     buildcmd4,
+    buildcmd5,
     NULL
   };
   int result = 0;