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#!/bin/sh
# This thing is intended primarily to find soundcard.h for use with the
# OSS soundcard driver. It will first look in <sys/soundcard.h> then
# <soundcard.h>. Linux systems use the former. *BSD uses the latter.
# This script will be replaced with something more decent when support for
# more sound drivers is added. This file will be executed during compile
# even if you aren't using sound.
INCLUDE1="/usr/include/sys"
INCLUDE2="/usr/include"
SOUNDCARD_H="soundcard.h"
OUTFILE="soundcard.h"
echo "checking for $SOUNDCARD_H"
if [ -f $OUTFILE ] ; then
exit 0
fi
cat << EOF > $OUTFILE
/*
* This file automatically generated by findsound.sh which run by the
* Makefile found in the Unix Frotz 2.40 source distribution.
* Copying this nasty hack to find headers which may be in any of several
* places is not reccomended. I didn't want to use autoconf just yet
* for this project.
*
*/
EOF
FILE=$INCLUDE1/$SOUNDCARD_H
if [ -f $FILE ] ; then
echo "I see we have $FILE..."
if [ -r $FILE ] ; then
echo '#include <sys/soundcard.h>' >> $OUTFILE
else
echo "Oops... Can't read it!"
exit 1
fi
exit 0
fi
# I'm too lazy to iterate properly right now
FILE=$INCLUDE2/$SOUNDCARD_H
if [ -f $FILE ] ; then
echo "I see we have $FILE..."
if [ -r $FILE ] ; then
echo '#include <soundcard.h>' >> $OUTFILE
else
echo "Oops... Can't read it!"
exit 2
fi
exit 0
fi
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