#!/bin/bash # # Tool for updating list of .in file for the SALOME project # and regenerating configure script # # Author : Marc Tajchman - CEA # Date : 10/10/2002 # $Header$ # ORIG_DIR=`pwd` CONF_DIR=`echo $0 | sed -e "s,[^/]*$,,;s,/$,,;s,^$,.,"` ######################################################################## # Test if the KERNEL_ROOT_DIR is set correctly if test ! -d "${KERNEL_ROOT_DIR}"; then echo "failed : KERNEL_ROOT_DIR variable is not correct !" exit fi # Test if the KERNEL_SRC is set correctly #if test ! -d "${KERNEL_SRC}"; then # echo "failed : KERNEL_SRC variable is not correct !" # exit #fi ######################################################################## # Test if the GUI_ROOT_DIR is set correctly if test ! -d "${GUI_ROOT_DIR}"; then echo "failed : GUI_ROOT_DIR variable is not correct !" exit fi ######################################################################## # Test if the MED_ROOT_DIR is set correctly if test ! -d "${MED_ROOT_DIR}"; then echo "failed : MED_ROOT_DIR variable is not correct !" exit fi ######################################################################## # Test if the GEOM_ROOT_DIR is set correctly if test ! -d "${GEOM_ROOT_DIR}"; then echo "failed : GEOM_ROOT_DIR variable is not correct !" exit fi ######################################################################## # find_in - utility function # # usage : # find_in directory filename # # Finds files following the *.in pattern, recursively in the # directory (first argument). # Results are appended into the file (second argument) # # Difference from the standard unix find is that files are tested # before directories # find_in() { local i local f=$2 # if the first argument is not a directory, returns if [ ! -d "$1" ] ; then return fi # dont look in the CVS directories case $1 in */CVS) return ;; */adm_local/*) return ;; *) ;; esac # for each regular file contained in the directory # test if it's a .in file for i in "$1"/* do if [ -f "$i" ] ; then case $i in *.in) echo " "$i" \\" >> $f;; *) ;; esac fi done # for each subdirectory of the first argument, proceeds recursively for i in "$1"/* do if [ -d "$i" ] ; then find_in "$i" "$f" fi done } ####################################################################### # Generate list of .in files (Makefile.in, config.h.in, etc) # appending it in file configure.in cd ${CONF_DIR} ABS_CONF_DIR=`pwd` # # Common part of the configure.in file # chmod u+w configure.in.base if ! \cp -f configure.in.base configure.in_tmp1 then echo echo "error : can't create files in" ${CONF_DIR} echo "aborting ..." chmod u-w configure.in.base exit fi chmod u-w configure.in.base if [ -e "${CONF_DIR}/salome_adm" ] ; then \rm -f ${CONF_DIR}/salome_adm fi # make a link allowing AC_OUTPUT to find the salome_adm/.../*.in files echo "" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo 'ln -fs ${KERNEL_ROOT_DIR}/salome_adm ${ROOT_SRCDIR}/.' >> configure.in_tmp1 echo "" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo "AC_OUTPUT([ \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 # # List of .in files in the adm/unix directory # These files MUST be on top of AC_OUTPUT list so we # put them "manually" # echo " ./salome_adm/unix/SALOMEconfig.h \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./salome_adm/unix/F77config.h \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./salome_adm/unix/sstream \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./salome_adm/unix/depend \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./adm_local/unix/make_omniorb \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./salome_adm/unix/envScript \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./adm_local/unix/make_commence \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./adm_local/unix/make_conclude \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 echo " ./salome_adm/unix/make_module \\" >> configure.in_tmp1 \rm -f configure.in_tmp2 configure.in_tmp3 touch configure.in_tmp2 find_in . configure.in_tmp2 sed -e '/^...salome_adm/d' configure.in_tmp2 > configure.in_tmp3 sed -e '/^...adm_local.unix.make_omniorb/d' configure.in_tmp3 > configure.in_tmp2 sed -e '/^...adm_local.unix.make_commence/d' configure.in_tmp2 > configure.in_tmp3 sed -e '/configure.in/d' configure.in_tmp3 > configure.in_tmp2 sed -e 's/.in / /' configure.in_tmp2 >> configure.in_tmp1 #sed '/^.salome_adm/d' configure.in_tmp2 > configure.in_tmp3 #sed '/configure.in/d' configure.in_tmp3 > configure.in_tmp2 #sed 's/.in / /' configure.in_tmp2 >> configure.in_tmp1 echo "])" >> configure.in_tmp1 # delete the link created for AC_OUTPUT echo "" >> configure.in_tmp1 #echo 'rm -f ${ROOT_SRCDIR}/salome_adm' >> configure.in_tmp1 \mv configure.in_tmp1 configure.in_new \rm -f configure.in_tmp2 configure.in_tmp3 ######################################################################## # Create new (or replace old) configure.in file # Print a message if the file is write protected # echo if test ! -f configure.in then echo -n "Creating new file 'configure.in' ... " if \mv configure.in_new configure.in >& /dev/null then echo "done" else echo "error, check your file permissions" fi else echo -n "Updating 'configure.in' file ... " if ! \cp configure.in configure.in_old >& /dev/null then echo echo echo "Can't backup previous configure.in" echo -n "Continue (you will not be able to revert) - (Y/N) ? " read R case "x$R" in xn*) exit;; xN*) exit;; esac echo echo -n " " fi if \cp configure.in_new configure.in >& /dev/null then echo "done" else echo echo "error, can't update previous configure.in" fi fi ######################################################################## # Use autoconf to rebuild the configure script # if test -f configure then echo -n "Updating 'configure' script ... " else echo -n "Creating 'configure' script ... " fi aclocal --acdir=adm_local/unix/config_files -I ${KERNEL_ROOT_DIR}/salome_adm/unix/config_files \ -I ${GUI_ROOT_DIR}/adm_local/unix/config_files \ -I ${MED_ROOT_DIR}/adm_local/unix/config_files \ -I ${GEOM_ROOT_DIR}/adm_local/unix/config_files if autoconf then echo "done" else echo "failed (check file permissions and/or user quotas ...)" fi cd ${ORIG_DIR} echo