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### SPAR <http://www.cpan.org/scripts/>
### 6 755 1317765475 1342133044 makepp_test_script.pl
makepp;
n_files 'n_files_1';
c_echo '/* unimportant change */', "-o>>$_" for qw(t-db2.sqc t-proc.pc);
makepp qw(xt-db2.c xt-proc.c);
### 37 644 1103319650 1319890767 Makeppfile
#
# Alas all embedded SQL/C precompilers vary wildly in how they work. Test a few very different types.
#
# Also try alternate syntaxes, only to check if input gets generated
$(phony all): xt-db2.c xt-proc.c
bin$/db2 PRECOMPILE db2.sqx
bin$/foo -bar foo.ec
bin$/gpre gpre
bin$/proc proc
register-parser foo esql-compilation
&mkdir bin empty inc sysinc
# Generate "precompilers"
bin/$(foreach) bin/$(foreach).bat: :foreach db2 foo gpre proc
@&echo '#! /bin/sh\necho ok >t-$(foreach).c' -o $(output)
@&chmod 755 $(output)
@&echo '@echo ok >t-$(foreach).c' -o $(output 2)
export DB2INCLUDE=inc:sysinc
x%.c: %.sqc
bin$/db2 "prep $(input) bindfile"
&mv $(stem).c $(output) # Fake compiler can't handle filenames, be different from alternate above
x%.c: %.pc
bin$/proc config=proc.cfg MODE=ANSI iname=$(input)
&mv $(stem).c $(output)
$(foreach): :foreach db2.sqx inc/db2a.sqc sysinc/db2b.h \
foo.ec gpre.exx \
proc.pc empty/proc1.h sysinc/proc2.h inc/proc3.h
&echo $(map $(output), tr+./++d; $_ = "int $_ = 1;") -o $(output)
proc.cfg:
&echo 'include=(empty,inc)' -o $(output)
### 3 644 1103319458 1294864859 t-db2.sqc
EXEC SQL INCLUDE SQLCA;
EXEC SQL INCLUDE db2a;
EXEC SQL INCLUDE 'db2b.h';
### 4 644 1103319429 1294613661 t-proc.pc
EXEC ORACLE OPTION (sys_include=sysinc);
EXEC SQL INCLUDE PROC1;
#include <proc2.h>
$INCLUDE 'proc3.h';
### D 755 1103319665 1103319662 answers/
### 1 644 1067451878 1190053833 answers/n_files_1
20 1 0
### 1 644 1317765460 1317765460 answers/n_files
0 0 0
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