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Added gplate_library_tag_foreach
#! /bin/sh
# Copyright (C) 2007 Gary Kramlich <grim@reaperworld.com>
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
# Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option)
# any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
# ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for
# more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
# this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51
# Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
###############################################################################
# Usage
###############################################################################
# This script uses a config file that can be used to stash common arguments
# passed to configure or environment variables that need to be set before
# configure is called. The configuration file is a simple shell script that
# gets sourced.
#
# By default, the config file that is used is named 'autogen.args'. This can
# be configured below.
#
# Available options that are handled are as follow:
# ACLOCAL_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to aclocal
# AUTOCONF_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to autoconf
# AUTOHEADER_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to autoheader
# AUTOMAKE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to automake flags
# CONFIGURE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to configure
# GTKDOCIZE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to gtkdocize
# INTLTOOLIZE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to intltoolize
# LIBTOOLIZE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to libtoolize
#
# Other helpfull notes:
# If you're using a different c compiler, you can override the environment
# variable in 'autogen.args'. For example, say you're using distcc, just add
# the following to 'autogen.args':
#
# CC="distcc"
#
# This will work for any influential environment variable to configure.
###############################################################################
PACKAGE
=
"gplate"
ARGS_FILE
=
"autogen.args"
VERBOSE
=
"n"
###############################################################################
# Some helper functions
###############################################################################
log
()
{
if
[
x
"
${
VERBOSE
}
"
=
x
"y"
]
;
then
echo
-e
$@
fi
}
check
()
{
CMD
=
$1
log
"checking for
${
CMD
}
... \c"
BIN
=
`
which
${
CMD
}
`
if
[
x
"
${
BIN
}
"
=
x
""
]
;
then
log
"not found.\c"
echo
"
${
CMD
}
is required to build
${
PACKAGE
}
!"
exit
1
;
fi
log
"
${
BIN
}
"
}
run_or_die
()
{
# beotch
CMD
=
$1
shift
log
"running
${
CMD
}
${
@
}
... \c"
OUTPUT
=
`
${
CMD
}
${
@
}
2
>
&
1
`
if
[
$?
!
=
0
]
;
then
log
"failed."
echo
${
OUTPUT
}
exit
1
else
log
"done."
if
[
x
"
${
OUTPUT
}
"
!
=
x
""
]
;
then
log
${
OUTPUT
}
fi
fi
}
progress_start
()
{
INDICATOR
=(
"-"
"\\"
"|"
"/"
)
INDICATOR_N
=
4
INTERVAL
=
1
COUNT
=
0
LOOP
=
true
trap
LOOP
=
false
USR1
# output a space since we backspace right away...
echo
-n
" "
while
${
LOOP
}
do
echo
-en
"
${
INDICATOR
[
${
COUNT
}
]
}
"
COUNT
=
$((
${
COUNT
}
+
1
))
if
[
${
COUNT
}
-ge
${
INDICATOR_N
}
]
;
then
COUNT
=
0
fi
sleep
${
INTERVAL
}
done
}
progress_stop
()
{
# hide the killed message
#
# USR1 is trapped in progress_start to toggle the loop variable
kill
-USR1
$1
echo
-e
""
}
###############################################################################
# We really start here, yes, very sneaky!
###############################################################################
FIGLET
=
`
which
figlet
`
if
[
x
"
${
FIGLET
}
"
!
=
x
""
]
;
then
${
FIGLET
}
-f
small
${
PACKAGE
}
echo
"build system is being generated"
else
echo
"autogenerating build system for '
${
PACKAGE
}
'"
fi
# getopts makes this way harder than it needs to be
if
[
x
"
$1
"
=
x
"-v"
]
;
then
shift
VERBOSE
=
"y"
fi
if
[
x
"
${
VERBOSE
}
"
!
=
x
"y"
]
;
then
progress_start
&
PROGRESS_PID
=
$!
# kill the child on our exit
trap
"progress_stop
${
PROGRESS_PID
}
; exit"
INT
TERM
fi
###############################################################################
# Look for our args file
###############################################################################
log
"checking for
${
ARGS_FILE
}
: \c"
if
[
-f
${
ARGS_FILE
}
]
;
then
log
"found."
log
"sourcing
${
ARGS_FILE
}
: \c"
.
autogen.args
log
"done."
else
log
"not found."
fi
###############################################################################
# Check for our required helpers
###############################################################################
check
"libtoolize"
;
LIBTOOLIZE
=
${
BIN
}
;
check
"intltoolize"
;
INTLTOOLIZE
=
${
BIN
}
;
check
"gtkdocize"
;
GTKDOCIZE
=
${
BIN
}
;
check
"aclocal"
;
ACLOCAL
=
${
BIN
}
;
check
"autoheader"
;
AUTOHEADER
=
${
BIN
}
;
check
"automake"
;
AUTOMAKE
=
${
BIN
}
;
check
"autoconf"
;
AUTOCONF
=
${
BIN
}
;
###############################################################################
# Run all of our helpers
###############################################################################
run_or_die
${
LIBTOOLIZE
}
-c
-f
--automake
${
LIBTOOLIZE_FLAGS
}
run_or_die
${
INTLTOOLIZE
}
-c
-f
--automake
${
INTLTOOLIZE_FLAGS
}
run_or_die
${
GTKDOCIZE
}
--copy
${
GTKDOCIZE_FLAGS
}
run_or_die
${
ACLOCAL
}
${
ACLOCAL_FLAGS
}
run_or_die
${
AUTOHEADER
}
${
AUTOHEADER_FLAGS
}
run_or_die
${
AUTOMAKE
}
-a
-c
-f
--gnu
${
AUTOMAKE_FLAGS
}
run_or_die
${
AUTOCONF
}
-f
${
AUTOCONF_FLAGS
}
if
[
x
"
${
VERBOSE
}
"
!
=
x
"y"
]
;
then
progress_stop
${
PROGRESS_PID
}
fi
###############################################################################
# Run configure
###############################################################################
log
"running ./configure
${
CONFIGURE_ARGS
}
$@
"
./configure
${
CONFIGURE_ARGS
}
$@