Annotation of gcc/populate, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #!/bin/sh
        !             2: #
        !             3: # NAME
        !             4: #      populate
        !             5: #
        !             6: # SYNOPSIS
        !             7: #      populate target-dir [ source-dir ... ]
        !             8: #
        !             9: # DESCRIPTION
        !            10: #      Adjunct script for GNU C++ to populate a directory with C++
        !            11: #      compatible header files.
        !            12: #
        !            13: #      For each header file (whose name ends in .h) which resides in one
        !            14: #      of the indicated source-dirs, create a corresponding file in the
        !            15: #      target-dir (with the same name) which looks like:
        !            16: #
        !            17: #              #ifndef __IN_C_REGION__
        !            18: #              #define __IN_C_REGION__
        !            19: #              extern "C" {
        !            20: #              #include_next <header.h>
        !            21: #              }
        !            22: #              #undef __IN_C_REGION__
        !            23: #              #else
        !            24: #              #include_next <header.h>
        !            25: #              #endif
        !            26: #
        !            27: #      Where "header.h" is the name of the original header file in the
        !            28: #      source-dir.
        !            29: #
        !            30: #      If a file with the appropriate name already exists in the target
        !            31: #      directory, it will not be overwritten.
        !            32: #
        !            33: # NOTES
        !            34: #      This script assumes that your native header files are already
        !            35: #      at least compliant with ANSI C, and that all functions declared
        !            36: #      therein are properly prototyped (as they must be for C++).
        !            37: #
        !            38: #      Currently, this condition is not fully satisfied by many (if any)
        !            39: #      systems.  On System V Release 4, most of the system header files
        !            40: #      do seem to be properly prototyped though, and OSF/1 also has
        !            41: #      prototyped header files, but some of the argument type specifica-
        !            42: #      tions for some function prototypes in some OSF/1 header files may
        !            43: #      lack `const' qualifiers in certain places where they ought to appear.
        !            44: #      (This is due to the fact that OSF/1 conformat to POSIX-1988 rather
        !            45: #      than to the newer POSIX-1990 standard.)
        !            46: #
        !            47: #      If your system's native include files are not properly prototyped,
        !            48: #      that's OK.  This script will still do it's normal job (in the normal
        !            49: #      way) but the resulting (indirect) header files will not be very useful
        !            50: #      for g++ programming unless (and until) somebody puts in all of the
        !            51: #      prototypes for all of the functions which are declared in these files.
        !            52: #
        !            53: #      Note that in some cases, a header file with a given name may exist
        !            54: #      in two or more of the given source directories.  That's perfectly
        !            55: #      alright.  Only one (corresponding) header file will be placed into
        !            56: #      the target directory for each such group of kindred source files.
        !            57: #
        !            58: #      This script should probably be invoked from the GCC Makefile, via:
        !            59: #
        !            60: #        populate $(libdir)/g++-include $(libsubdir)/include /usr/include
        !            61: #
        !            62: #      That would insure the creation of a C++ compatible set of headers
        !            63: #      (in the sepcial g++-include directory) corresponding to all of the
        !            64: #      normal GCC header files and all of the native system's header files.
        !            65: #
        !            66: # AUTHOR
        !            67: #      Ron Guilmette ([email protected])
        !            68: #
        !            69: # COPYRIGHT
        !            70: #      This file is part of GNU CC.
        !            71: #
        !            72: #      GNU CC is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
        !            73: #      it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
        !            74: #      the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
        !            75: #      any later version.
        !            76: #
        !            77: #      GNU CC is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
        !            78: #      but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
        !            79: #      MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
        !            80: #      GNU General Public License for more details.
        !            81: #
        !            82: #      You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
        !            83: #      along with GNU CC; see the file COPYING.  If not, write to
        !            84: #      the Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
        !            85: 
        !            86: progname=$0
        !            87: progname=`basename $progname`
        !            88: original_dir=`pwd`
        !            89: if [ `echo $1 | wc -w` = 0 ] ; then
        !            90:   echo $progname\: usage\: $progname target-dir \[ source-dir \.\.\. \]
        !            91:   exit 1
        !            92: fi
        !            93: rel_target_dir=$1
        !            94: shift
        !            95: 
        !            96: if [ `expr $rel_target_dir : '\(.\)'` != '/' ] ; then
        !            97:   abs_target_dir=$original_dir/$rel_target_dir
        !            98: else
        !            99:   abs_target_dir=$rel_target_dir
        !           100: fi
        !           101: 
        !           102: if [ \! -d $abs_target_dir ] ; then
        !           103:   echo $progname\: creating directory $rel_target_dir
        !           104:   mkdir $abs_target_dir
        !           105: fi
        !           106: 
        !           107: echo $progname\: populating \`$rel_target_dir\'
        !           108: 
        !           109: if [ `echo $* | wc -w` != 0 ] ; then
        !           110:   for rel_source_dir in $*; do
        !           111:     if [ `expr $rel_source_dir : '\(.\)'` != '/' ] ; then
        !           112:       abs_source_dir=$original_dir/$rel_source_dir
        !           113:     else
        !           114:       abs_source_dir=$rel_source_dir
        !           115:     fi
        !           116:     echo $progname\: input dir\: \`$rel_source_dir\'
        !           117:   done
        !           118: fi
        !           119: 
        !           120: tmp_file=/tmp/$progname.$$
        !           121: rm -f $tmp_file
        !           122: echo '#ifndef __IN_C_REGION__' > $tmp_file
        !           123: echo '#define __IN_C_REGION__' >> $tmp_file
        !           124: echo 'extern "C" {' >> $tmp_file
        !           125: echo '#include_next <=>' >> $tmp_file
        !           126: echo '}' >> $tmp_file
        !           127: echo '#undef __IN_C_REGION__' >> $tmp_file
        !           128: echo '#else' >> $tmp_file
        !           129: echo '#include_next <=>' >> $tmp_file
        !           130: echo '#endif' >> $tmp_file
        !           131: 
        !           132: if [ `echo $* | wc -w` != 0 ] ; then
        !           133:   for rel_source_dir in $*; do
        !           134:     if [ `expr $rel_source_dir : '\(.\)'` != '/' ] ; then
        !           135:       abs_source_dir=$original_dir/$rel_source_dir
        !           136:     else
        !           137:       abs_source_dir=$rel_source_dir
        !           138:     fi
        !           139:     if [ \! -d $abs_source_dir ] ; then
        !           140:       echo $progname\: warning\: no such directory\: \`$rel_source_dir\'
        !           141:       continue
        !           142:     fi
        !           143:     cd $abs_source_dir
        !           144:     rel_source_subdirs=`find . -type d -print | sed 's%^\./%%' | sed 's/\.//'`
        !           145:     if [ `echo $rel_source_subdirs | wc -w` != 0 ] ; then
        !           146:       for rel_source_subdir in $rel_source_subdirs; do
        !           147:         abs_target_subdir=$abs_target_dir/$rel_source_subdir
        !           148:         if [ \! -d $abs_target_subdir ] ; then
        !           149:           mkdir $abs_target_subdir
        !           150:         fi
        !           151:       done
        !           152:     fi
        !           153:     rel_source_files=`find . -type f -name \*.h -print | sed 's%^\./%%'`
        !           154:     if [ `echo $rel_source_files | wc -w` != 0 ] ; then
        !           155:       for rel_source_file in $rel_source_files; do
        !           156:        abs_source_file=$abs_source_dir/$rel_source_file
        !           157:        abs_target_file=$abs_target_dir/$rel_source_file
        !           158:         if [ \! -f $abs_target_file ] ; then
        !           159:           sed 's%=%'"$rel_source_file"'%' $tmp_file > $abs_target_file
        !           160:         fi
        !           161:       done
        !           162:     fi
        !           163:   done
        !           164: fi
        !           165: rm -f $tmp_file
        !           166: exit 0

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