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#!/bin/sh
echo "Script to invoke Jam and then package the binary release."
# Must use this rather than "jam -q" to ensure builtin libraries are used.
PRODUCT=Argyll
# Set the environment string VERSION from the #define, ie 1.0.0
VERSION=`grep ARGYLL_VERSION_STR h/aconfig.h | head -1 | sed 's/# define ARGYLL_VERSION_STR //' | sed 's/"//g'`
# Typical environment variables:
# (NOTE some systems don't export these ENV vars. by default !!!)
#
# Platform $OSTYPE $MACHTYPE $HOSTTYPE
#
# Win2K [CMD.EXE] (none) (none) (none)
#
# Cygwin Win2K [bash] cygwin i686-pc-cygwin i686
#
# OS X PPC 10.3 [zsh] darwin7.0 powerpc (none)
#
# OS X i386 10.4 [bash] darwin8.0 i386-apple-darwin8.0 i386
#
# OS X i386 10.5 [bash] darwin9.0 i386-apple-darwin9.0 i386
#
# OS X i386 10.6 [bash] darwin10.0 x86_64-apple-darwin10.0 x86_64
#
# OS X i386 10.7 [bash] darwin11 x86_64-apple-darwin11 x86_64
#
# OS X i386 10.11 [bash] darwin16 x86_64-apple-darwin16 x86_64
#
# Linux RH 4.0 [bash] linux-gnu i686-redhat-linux-gnu i686
#
# Linux Fedora 7.1 [bash] linux-gnu i386-redhat-linux-gnu i386
# Linux Ubuntu ??7 linux-gnu i486-pc-linux-gnu i686
#
# Linux Fedora 7.1 64 bit [bash] linux-gnu x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu x86_64
# Ubuntu 12.10 64 bit [bash] linux-gnu x86_64-pc-linux-gnu x86_64
#
# FreeBSD 9.1 64 bit [bash] freebsd9.1 amd64-portbld-freebsd9.1 amd64
#
echo "About to make $PRODUCT binary distribution $VERSION"
TOPDIR=${PRODUCT}_V$VERSION
if [ X$OS != "XWindows_NT" ] ; then
# Fixup issues with the .zip format
chmod +x *.sh
fi
# Make sure that some environment variable are visible to Jam:
export OSTYPE MACHTYPE HOSTTYPE
unset USETARPREFIX
# Can't do parallel build on recent MS VC++
if [ X$VisualStudioVersion = "X17.0" ] ; then
NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS=1
fi
# Clean up so we get a solid build
# .sp come from profile, .cht from scanin and .ti3 from spectro
rm -f bin/*.exe bin/*.dll
rm -f ref/*.sp ref/*.cht ref/*.ti2
if ! jam -fJambase -sBUILTIN_TIFF=true -sBUILTIN_JPEG=true -sBUILTIN_PNG=true -sBUILTIN_Z=true -sBUILTIN_SSL=true clean ; then
echo "Clean failed!"
exit 1
fi
# Make sure it's built and installed
if ! jam -q -fJambase -j${NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS:-1} -sBUILTIN_TIFF=true -sBUILTIN_JPEG=true -sBUILTIN_PNG=true -sBUILTIN_Z=true -sBUILTIN_SSL=true install ; then
echo "Build failed!"
exit 1
fi
# Maybe we could get Jam to do the following ?
if [ X$OS = "XWindows_NT" ] ; then
echo "We're on MSWindows!"
# On Win 64 bit we need to check compiler target platform
if [ X${COMPILER/MINGW64//} != X$COMPILER \
-o X${COMPILER/MSVCPP64//} != X$COMPILER ] ; then
echo "We're compiling to MSWin 64 bit !"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_win64_exe.zip
USBDIRS="usb"
USBBINFILES="binfiles.msw"
unset USETAR
WIN_TARG="64"
else if [ X${COMPILER/MINGW//} != X$COMPILER \
-o X${COMPILER/MSVCPP//} != X$COMPILER ] ; then
echo "We're compiling to MSWin 32 bit !"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_win32_exe.zip
USBDIRS="usb"
USBBINFILES="binfiles.msw"
WIN_TARG="32"
unset USETAR
fi
fi
else if [ X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin7.0" ] ; then
echo "We're on OSX 10.3 PPC!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_osx10.3_ppc_bin.tgz
USBDIRS="usb"
USBBINFILES="binfiles.osx"
USETAR=true
else if [ X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin8.0" ] ; then
if [ X$MACHTYPE = "Xi386-apple-darwin8.0" ] ; then
echo "We're on OSX 10.4 i386!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_osx10.4_i86_bin.tgz
else if [ X$MACHTYPE = "Xpowerpc-apple-darwin8.0" ] ; then
echo "We're on OSX 10.4 PPC!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_osx10.4_ppc_bin.tgz
fi
fi
USBDIRS="usb"
USBBINFILES="binfiles.osx"
USETAR=true
else if [ X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin10.0" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin11" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin12" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin13" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin14" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin15" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin16" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin17" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin18" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin19" \
-o X$OSTYPE = "Xdarwin20" ] ; then
if [ X$HOSTTYPE = "Xx86_64" ] ; then
echo "We're on OSX 10.X x86_64!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_osx10.6_x86_64_bin.tgz
else if [ X$HOSTTYPE = "Xarm64" ] ; then
echo "We're on OSX 11.X arm64!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_macOS11_arm64_bin.tgz
fi
fi
USBDIRS="usb"
USBBINFILES="binfiles.osx"
USETAR=true
USETARPREFIX=true
else if [ X$OSTYPE = "Xlinux-gnu" ] ; then
if [[ "$MACHTYPE" = x86_64-*-linux-gnu ]] ; then
echo "We're on Linux x86_64!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_linux_x86_64_bin.tgz
else if [[ "$MACHTYPE" = *86-*-linux-gnu ]] ; then
echo "We're on Linux x86!"
PACKAGE=${PRODUCT}_V${VERSION}_linux_x86_bin.tgz
fi
fi
USBDIRS="usb"
USBBINFILES="binfiles.lx"
USETAR=true
fi
fi
fi
fi
fi
if [ X$PACKAGE = "X" ] ; then
echo "Unknown host - build failed!"
exit 1
fi
echo "Making GNU $PRODUCT binary distribution $PACKAGE for Version $VERSION"
rm -rf $TOPDIR
mkdir $TOPDIR
# Collect the names of all the files that we're going to package
unset topfiles; for i in `cat binfiles`; do topfiles="$topfiles ${i}"; done
unset docfiles; for i in `cat doc/afiles`; do docfiles="$docfiles doc/${i}"; done
unset usbfiles;
for j in ${USBDIRS}; do
if [ ${j} ]; then
for i in `cat ${j}/${USBBINFILES}`; do usbfiles="$usbfiles ${j}/${i}"; done
fi
done
allfiles="${topfiles} bin/* ref/* ${docfiles} ${usbfiles}"
# Copy all the files to the package top directory
for i in ${allfiles}; do
path=${i%/*} # extract path without filename
file=${i##*/} # extract filename
if [ $path = $i ] ; then
path=
fi
if [ X$path != "X" ] ; then
mkdir -p $TOPDIR/${path}
fi
if [ X${file} = "Xafiles" ] ; then
continue
fi
cp $i $TOPDIR/$i
done
# Create the package
rm -f $PACKAGE
if [ X$USETAR = "Xtrue" ] ; then
if [ X$USETARPREFIX = "Xtrue" ] ; then
# Don't save ._* files...
COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 tar -czvf $PACKAGE $TOPDIR
else
tar -czvf $PACKAGE $TOPDIR
fi
# tar -xzvf to extract
# tar -tzf to list
# to update a file:
# gzip -d archive.tgz
# tar -uf application.tar file
# gzip application.tar
# mv application.tar.gz application.tgz
# or "tgzupdate.sh application fullpath/file1 fullpath/file2 fullpath/file3"
# Should we use "COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 tar .." on OS X ??
else
zip -9 -r $PACKAGE $TOPDIR
# unzip to extract
# unzip -l to list
# zip archive.zip path/file to update
fi
rm -rf $TOPDIR
echo "Done GNU $PRODUCT binary distribution $PACKAGE"
exit 0
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