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#!/bin/sh
if test "$CONFIGURE " != "YES "
then
echo
echo Error: Wrong usage
echo
echo You must run `dirname $0`/configure instead of $0
exit 1
fi
if test "`ls .` " != " "
then
echo Error: Current directory must be empty
exit 1
fi
if test "`uname -p`" = "sparc"
then
KERNEL32=sparc
KERNEL64=sparcv9
KERNEL32FLAGS=-U
KERNEL64FLAGS=-K
else
if test "`uname -r`" = "5.9"
then
KERNEL32=i386
KERNEL64=NULL
KERNEL32FLAGS=
KERNEL64FLAGS=
else
KERNEL32=i386
KERNEL64=amd64
KERNEL32FLAGS=
KERNEL64FLAGS=-K
fi
fi
ln -s $SRCDIR/setup/SunOS/build.sh build.sh
ln -s $SRCDIR origdir
ln -s $SRCDIR/misc/samples/ddksample .
echo SRCDIR=$SRCDIR>.directories
echo > .nocopy
# Check if SADA headers are present in the system.
if test -f /usr/include/sys/audiovar.h
then
HAVE_SADA=1
export HAVE_SADA
else
echo
echo Warning! oss_sadasupport cannot be compiled in systems that have
echo Boomer installed.
echo
fi
# Make the 32bit kernel drivers
mkdir $KERNEL32
echo "cd $KERNEL32;sh $SRCDIR/setup/setupdir.sh -A$KERNEL32 $KERNEL32FLAGS"
(cd $KERNEL32;sh $SRCDIR/setup/setupdir.sh -A$KERNEL32 $KERNEL32FLAGS)
# If KERNEL64 is specified then do both 32 and 64bit
if test "$KERNEL64" != "NULL"
then
mkdir $KERNEL64
echo "cd $KERNEL64;sh $SRCDIR/setup/setupdir.sh -A$KERNEL64 $KERNEL64FLAGS"
(cd $KERNEL64;sh $SRCDIR/setup/setupdir.sh -A$KERNEL64 $KERNEL64FLAGS)
# Make sure both 32 and 64 bit versions share the same timestamp.h file.
cp $KERNEL32/kernel/framework/include/timestamp.h $KERNEL64/kernel/framework/include/timestamp.h
cat > Makefile <<THE_END_IS_NEAR
# Autogenerated file - do not edit
all: $KERNEL32/kernel/framework/include/buildid.h subdirs build
install: all
rm -f prototype/kernel/drv/*.conf
cp -R prototype/* /
sync
soundoff
sync
soundon
sync
subdirs:
cd $KERNEL32;make
cd $KERNEL64;make
build:
sh build.sh
copy: all
rm -f prototype/kernel/drv/*.conf
cp -R prototype/* /
package: all
sh $KERNEL32/setup/SunOS/mkpkg.sh
clean:
cd $KERNEL32;make clean
cd $KERNEL64;make clean
rm -f *.pkg
rm -rf prototype
config:
cd $KERNEL32;make config CONFIG_FLAGS=-A$KERNEL32
cd $KERNEL64;make config CONFIG_FLAGS="-A$KERNEL64 -K"
THE_END_IS_NEAR
else # Do just the 32bit kernel
cat > Makefile <<THE_END_IS_NEAR
# Autogenerated file - do not edit
all: $KERNEL32/kernel/framework/include/buildid.h subdirs build
install: all
rm -f prototype/kernel/drv/*.conf
cp -R prototype/* /
sync
soundoff
sync
soundon
sync
subdirs:
cd $KERNEL32;make
build:
sh build.sh
copy: all
rm -f prototype/kernel/drv/*.conf
cp -R prototype/* /
package: all
sh $KERNEL32/setup/SunOS/mkpkg.sh
clean:
cd $KERNEL32;make clean
rm -f *.pkg
rm -rf prototype
config:
cd $KERNEL32;make config CONFIG_FLAGS=-A$KERNEL32
THE_END_IS_NEAR
fi
rm -f .nocopy
#
# Check if some mandatory Solaris packages have been installed
#
MISSING=""
for n in SUNWgcc SUNWaudh SUNWusbu
do
if pkginfo -q $n
then
OK=1
else
MISSING="$MISSING $n"
fi
done
if test "$MISSING " != " "
then
echo
echo Some required Solaris packages may be missing. You can install them
echo by doing:
echo
for n in $MISSING
do
echo pkg install $n
done
fi
exit 0
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