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#!/bin/sh
#
# Check various man pages for consistency issues related to troff
# style and format, man(1) plumbing, possible changes in the code
# base, etc
#
# Checks:
# - .SH NAME entries have expected format, in particular the
# format in the style of
# \f3foo\f1,
# \f3bar\f1,
# ... \-
# - one of the .SH NAME entries or the \*(xM string (converted to uppercase)
# should match the .TH name
# - every section "3" entry should be in one of the ../debian/*-dev.install
# files
# - PM_ERR_* codes match between pmerr -l and man3/pcpintro.3
# - no remnants of IRIX annotations
# - make check
#
tmp=/var/tmp/$$
status=0
export LC_COLLATE=POSIX
ALL=false
DEBUG=false
if [ $# -gt 0 -a X"$1" = X-D ]
then
DEBUG=true
shift
fi
trap "rm -f $tmp.*; exit \$status" 0 1 2 3 15
if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
set -- man*
ALL=true
fi
find $@ -type f -a ! -name "*.tmp" \
| while read file
do
sed <$file \
-e 's/^\\&//' \
| awk '
$1 == ".TH" { title = $2; section = $3; gsub(/"/, "", title) }
$1 == ".SH" { if ($2 == "NAME") {
want = 1
next
}
if ($0 ~ /SYNOPSIS/) {
if (want == 2)
exit
want = 2
next
}
if ($2 == "DESCRIPTION")
exit
else
want = 0
}
$1 == ".ds" && $2 == "xM" {
print "X '"$file"'",title,$3; next
}
$1 ~ /^\.[a-z][a-z]/ {
next
}
want == 1 { if ($1 ~ /^\\f3/)
print "N '"$file"'",title,$0; next
}
want == 2 { if (section == 1) {
if ($1 ~ /^\.[a-z][a-z]/) next
if ($1 ~ /^\.\\"/) next
if ($1 ~ /^\\f2/) next
if ($1 ~ /^\\fI/) next
if ($1 ~ /^\.\.\./) next
if ($1 ~ /\\-/) next
if ($1 == ".PP" || $1 == ".P" || $1 == ".I") next
if ($0 ~ /^\[/) next
print "C '"$file"'",$0
}
else {
if ($1 == "typedef") next
if ($0 ~ / \**[_a-zA-Z0-9]*[(]/) print "F '"$file"'",$0
}
}
' \
| sed \
-e 's/ \\-.*//' \
-e '/^F /{
s/[(].*//
s/F \([^ ][^ ]*\).*[ *]\([_a-zA-Z][^ ]*\)$/F \1 \2/
}' \
-e 's/\\f[B3R1P]//g' \
-e '/^C /{
s/ \.B / /
s; \$.*/; ;
s/ *\[.*//
s/ \\f2.*//
s/ \\fI.*//
}' \
-e 's/, *$//'
done >$tmp.man
$DEBUG && ! $ALL && cat $tmp.man
( cat $tmp.man ; echo "N end of files" ) \
|
awk '
BEGIN { ok = 1; last_f = ""; last_th = ""; miss = "" }
$1 == "N" && NF != 4 { printf "%s Botched NAME entry:",$2
for (i = 3; i <= NF; i++) printf " %s",$i
printf "\n"
}
($1 == "C" || $1 == "F") && NF != 3 {
printf "%s Botched SYNOPSIS entry:",$2
for (i = 3; i <= NF; i++) printf " %s",$i
printf "\n"
}
last_f != $2 { if (!ok) {
printf "%s Botched no NAME entry or xM string matches TH %s\n",last_f,last_th
print "Mismatches:" miss
}
last_f = $2
last_th = $3
miss = ""
ok = 0
}
{ check = $4
sub(/_*/, "", check) # strip leading underscores
if ($3 == toupper(check)) ok = 1
else miss = miss " |" $4 "|"
}' >$tmp.out
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== Bad NAME section"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
fi
# some man pages are intro-style and the .SH NAME and .SH SYNOPSIS sections
# are not expected to be the same, ditto for some whacky ones like pcp-shping
# where the SYNOPSIS shows an invocation of pcp(1) ...
# these are excluded from the analysis below
#
cat <<'End-of-File' >$tmp.exclude
man1/pcp.1
man1/pcpcompat.1
man1/pcpintro.1
man1/pcp-python.1
man1/pcp-shping.1
man1/pmdacisco.1
man1/pmstat.1
man3i/pmapi_internal.3
man3/logimport.3
man3/pcpintro.3
man3/pmapi.3
man3/pmda.3
man3/pmwebapi.3
man3/QMC.3
man3/QmcContext.3
man3/QmcDesc.3
man3/QmcGroup.3
man3/QmcIndom.3
man3/QmcMetric.3
man3/QmcSource.3
man5/.*
End-of-File
( cat $tmp.man ; echo "F end of files" ) \
| grep -v -f $tmp.exclude \
|
awk '
BEGIN { ok = 1; last_f = "" }
last_f != $2 { if (last_f != "") {
for (n in name) {
if (name[n] == 1)
printf "%s %s: mentioned in NAME and not in SYNOPSIS\n",last_f,n
}
}
last_f = $2
# portable "delete"
split("", name, ":")
}
$1 == "N" && NF == 4 { name[$4] = 1 }
($1 == "F" || $1 == "C") && NF == 3 {
if (name[$3] == 0)
printf "%s %s: in SYNOPSIS and not mentioned in NAME\n",last_f,$3
else
name[$3]++
}' >$tmp.out
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== SYNPOSIS vs NAME issues"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
$DEBUG && grep '^[NFC]' $tmp.man
fi
if $ALL
then
# We're doing all man pages, so Section 3 => need *-dev.install mention
# for Debian packaging
#
awk <$tmp.man '($1 == "N" || $1 == "X") && $2 ~ /\.3$/ { print $4 ".3.gz" }' \
| sort >$tmp.make
grep man3 ../debian/*-dev.install \
| sed \
-e 's;.*/;;' \
-e 's/[ ]*$//' \
| sort >$tmp.deb
comm -23 $tmp.make $tmp.deb >$tmp.out
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== Generated from the build, missing from any ../debian/*-dev.install file"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
fi
comm -13 $tmp.make $tmp.deb >$tmp.out
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== In a ../debian/*-dev.install file, but not generated from the build"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
if $DEBUG
then
diff $tmp.make $tmp.deb
wc -l $tmp.make $tmp.deb
fi
fi
fi
# completeness of PM_ERR codes in man3/pcpintro.3
#
if [ -x ../src/pmerr/pmerr ]
then
../src/pmerr/pmerr -l
else
echo >&2 "Warning: using installed pmerr not newly built one ..."
pmerr -l
fi \
| sed \
-e 's/^-[0-9]*[ ]*//' \
-e 's/[ ].*//' \
-e '/^$/d' \
| sort >$tmp.codes
awk <man3/pcpintro.3 '
/^.TP/ { want = 1; next }
want == 1 && /^.B PM_ERR/ { print $2 }
{ want = 0 }' \
| sort \
| uniq >$tmp.desc
comm -23 $tmp.codes $tmp.desc >$tmp.out
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== Error codes defined but not documented in man3/pcpintro.3:"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
fi
comm -13 $tmp.codes $tmp.desc >$tmp.out
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== Error codes documented in man3/pcpintro.3 but not defined:"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
fi
# references to Irix are probably needing to be retired ... other
# than the previously checked exceptions
#
grep -r -i irix man? \
| sed >$tmp.out \
-e '/\.tmp:/d' \
-e '/man5\/pmns.5:.*IRIX:[A-Z]/d' \
-e '/man1\/pcpintro.1:.*MacOSX, IRIX, AIX/d' \
-e '/man1\/pmie.1:.*\/SGI_Admin\/books\/PCP_IRIX\//d' \
-e '/man5\/pmns.5:#define IRIX 1/d' \
-e '/man1\/pcpcompat.1:configuration file format (from IRIX) was also retired in this release,/d' \
# end
if [ -s $tmp.out ]
then
echo "=== References to Irix ..."
sed -e 's/^/ /' -e 's/: / /' $tmp.out
status=1
fi
# make check
#
if make check >$tmp.out
then
:
else
echo "=== make check failed"
sed -e 's/^/ /' $tmp.out
status=1
fi
exit
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