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#!/bin/bash
# constructed files are all below ./tmp, in fixed locations, like
# ./tmp/usr/bin/
# absolute (final) installation directories are specified in INSTALL.im and
# are prefixed by the path specified by this script's (optional) 2nd argument
# (not counting the optional initial 'strip' argument) for storage purposes
# only.
. ./buildscripts/try
usage()
{
echo "
Usage: $0 [strip] all|progs|scripts|man|skel|doc|etc [storageDir]
"
exit 1
}
# optionally strip the binaries
if [ "$1" == "strip" ] ; then
STRIP=strip
shift
fi
[ -e tmp/INSTALL.sh ] || usage # no tmp/INSTALL.sh then probably
# ./prepare wasn't called
. tmp/INSTALL.sh # get the installation locations
. scripts/setstoragedir # maybe set the storagedir
# the storageDir is unrelated to the root directory specified by tmp/ROOT
# but is used to store the resulting files in a separate directory like
# debian/icmake, which is used when constructing a Debian package
# show the actual root directory, and the storageDir if it differs from root
if [ "${storageDir}" != "" ] ; then
echo " storageDir: ${storageDir}
"
if [ ! -e ${storageDir} ] ; then
mkdir -p ${storageDir}
elif [ ! -d ${storageDir} ] ; then
echo $storageDir must be a directory
exit 1
fi
fi
tarInstall()
{
try mkdir -p ${2}
echo " installing tmp/${1} in ${2}"
(cd tmp/${1}; tar cf - .) | (cd ${2}; tar xf -)
[ "$?" -eq "0" ] || exit 1
}
progs()
{
# at this point the BINDIR etc. variables define absolute paths.
# No need to prefix ${storagedir}
echo programs:
# maybe strip the binaries
if [ "$STRIP" == "strip" ] ; then
try strip tmp/usr/bin/icmake tmp/usr/bin/icmbuild \
tmp/usr/bin/icmodmap tmp/usr/libexec/icmake/*
echo
fi
# prepare the directories for the binaries
try mkdir -p ${BINDIR} ${LIBDIR}
#install the usr/bin binaries
tarInstall usr/bin ${BINDIR}
# a possibly running icm-exec program must first be removed before
# a new icm-exec program can be installed
if [ -e ${LIBDIR}/icm-exec ] ; then
try rm ${LIBDIR}/icm-exec
fi
#install the libexec binaries
tarInstall usr/libexec/icmake ${LIBDIR}
echo
}
scripts()
{
echo scripts:
# prepare the directories used by scripts:
try mkdir -p ${BINDIR} ${LIBDIR} ${DOCDIR}
# convert icmstart.sh to storageDir/usr/bin/icmstart
try scripts/convert tmp/icmstart.sh ${BINDIR}/icmstart
try chmod +x ${BINDIR}/icmstart
# convert icmbuild.in to icmbuild
try scripts/convert tmp/icmbuild.in ${LIBDIR}/icmbuild
# convert icmstart.in to docdir/icmstart.im
# compress the icmstart.im script in the documentation directory:
try scripts/convert tmp/icmstart.in tmp/icmstart.im
echo " gzip -9cn tmp/icmstart.im > ${DOCDIR}/icmstart.im.gz"
gzip -9cn tmp/icmstart.im > ${DOCDIR}/icmstart.im.gz || exit 1
# compile icmstart.im to $storageDir$LIBDIR/icmstart.bim so icmstart can
# immediately be used w/o having to compile it first.
try tmp/usr/libexec//icmake/icm-pp tmp/icmstart.im tmp/icmstart.pim
try tmp/usr/libexec/icmake/icm-comp tmp/icmstart.pim ${LIBDIR}/icmstart.bim
echo
}
# argument: the directory to store, files are stored under $storageDir
# (called below, e.g., to install the man-pages)
case $1 in
(all)
progs
scripts
echo "man, skeletons, docs, etc:"
tarInstall usr/share/man ${MANDIR}
tarInstall usr/share/icmake ${SKELDIR}
tarInstall usr/share/doc/icmake ${DOCDIR}
tarInstall etc/icmake ${CONFDIR}
echo
echo "Done. Consider calling ./clean"
echo
;;
(progs)
progs
;;
(scripts)
scripts
;;
(man)
tarInstall usr/share/man ${MANDIR}
;;
(skel)
tarInstall usr/share/icmake ${SKELDIR}
;;
(doc)
tarInstall usr/share/doc/icmake ${DOCDIR}
;;
(etc)
tarInstall etc/icmake ${CONFDIR}
;;
(*)
usage
;;
esac
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