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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
utilsdir=$(dirname $(readlink -f $0))
testingdir=$(dirname $utilsdir)
fixupdir=$testingdir/sanitizers
# cleanup the given console output
if test $# -lt 1; then
cat <<EOF 1>&2
Usage:
$0 <all.console.verbose.txt> [ <test-directory> [ <fixup-directory> ... ] ]
Sanitizes the file <all.console.verbose.txt> using fixup scripts
specified by testparams.sh (or default-testparams.sh). The result is
written to STDOUT.
<test-directory>
The directory containing testparams.sh
Only required when when the unsanitized file
<all.console.verbose.txt> is not under OUTPUT/ in the build
tree.
By default, the test under directory:
${testingdir}
from this source tree is used.
<fixup.directory> ...
A list of directories containing the fixup scripts.
By default, the directory:
${fixupdir}
from this source tree is used.
EOF
exit 1
fi
# *.console.verbose.txt
if test "x$1" = "x-"; then
input=- ; shift
else
input=$(readlink -f $1) ; shift
if test ! -r "$input"; then
echo "unsanitized file not found: $input" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
case "$input" in
*.console.verbose.txt )
:
;;
* )
echo "expecting an unsanitized .console.verbose.txt file: $input" 1>&2
exit 1
;;
esac
fi
# <test-directory>
if test $# -gt 0; then
testdir=$(readlink -f $1) ; shift
elif test "x$input" != "x-" ; then
testdir=$(dirname $(dirname $input))
else
echo "No <test-directory> specified (and console is '-')" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
# <fixups-dir> ...
if test $# -gt 0; then
fixupdirs="$@"
else
fixupdirs="${fixupdir}"
fi
# Load REF_CONSOLE_FIXUPS et.al.
if [ -f $testdir/testparams.sh ]; then
# testparams.sh expects to be sourced from its directory,
# expecting to be able to include the relative pathed
# ../../default-testparams.sh
pushd $testdir > /dev/null
. ./testparams.sh
popd > /dev/null
else
. $testingdir/default-testparams.sh
fi
# The per-host fixup. Get hostname from the INPUT file name,
# stripping of what is probably .console.verbose.txt
host_fixups=$(basename ${input} | sed -e 's;\..*;;' | tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]')_CONSOLE_FIXUPS
REF_CONSOLE_FIXUPS=${!host_fixups:-${REF_CONSOLE_FIXUPS}}
if test -z "$REF_CONSOLE_FIXUPS"; then
echo "\$REF_CONSOLE_FIXUPS empty" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
cleanups=
sedups=
cleanup=
find_cleanup()
{
local fixup=$1
# Parameter list contains fixup directories; find the one
# containing the sanitizer script ${fixup}
cleanup=
for fixupdir in "${fixupdirs}" ; do
if test -f ${fixupdir}/${fixup} ; then
cleanup=$(realpath --relative-to=$PWD ${fixupdir}/${fixup})
return
fi
done
echo "fixup '${fixup}' not found in $@" 1>&2
exit 1
}
cleanup() {
local fixup=$1 ; shift
local op="$*" ; shift
find_cleanup ${fixup}
if test -z "${cleanups}" -a -z "${sedups}" ; then
cleanups="${op} < ${input} -f ${cleanup}"
else
cleanups="${cleanups}${sedups} | ${op} -f ${cleanup}"
sedups=
fi
}
sedup() {
local fixup=$(basename $1 .sed-f).sed ; shift
find_cleanup ${fixup}
if test -z "${cleanups}" -a -z "${sedups}" ; then
sedups="sed < ${input} -f ${cleanup}"
elif test -z "${sedups}" ; then
sedups=" | sed -f ${cleanup}"
else
sedups="${sedups} -f ${cleanup}"
fi
}
for fixup in ${REF_CONSOLE_FIXUPS}; do
# now add the fixup to the pipeline
case $fixup in
*.sed-n) # -n sanitizers suppress output
cleanup ${fixup} sed -n
;;
*.sed)
cleanup ${fixup} sed
;;
*.awk)
cleanup ${fixup} awk
;;
*.sed-f) # -f sanitizers can be merged
sedup ${fixup}
;;
*)
echo "unknown fixup type: $fixup" 1>&2
exit 1
;;
esac
done
# close
cleanups="${cleanups}${sedups}"
# echo "${cleanups}" 1>&2
eval $cleanups
status=$?
# The "known-good" output contains an extra trailing blank line so add
# one here.
echo
exit $status
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