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#!/bin/sh
#
# Very ugly picker for executables from a build.
#
# Problem is that /var/lib/pcp/testsuite/qa is populated from the
# packaging, but in a build context the qmc headers are defined in
# ../../src/libpcp_qmc/src but the qmc library and the standard
# PCP headers are not in ../../src they are out in the build area
# c/o Makepkgs
#
if [ -z "$PCP_DIR" ]
then
. /etc/pcp.env
else
. "$PCP_DIR"/etc/pcp.env
fi
# Don't bother if we're not building libraries that depend on Qt
#
if [ -f ../../src/include/builddefs ]
then
eval `sed -n -e '/^ENABLE_QT[ ]*=/s/[ ]//gp' ../../src/include/builddefs`
[ "$ENABLE_QT" = false ] && exit 0
elif [ -f $PCP_INC_DIR/builddefs ]
then
eval `sed -n -e '/^ENABLE_QT[ ]*=/s/[ ]//gp' $PCP_INC_DIR/builddefs`
[ "$ENABLE_QT" = false ] && exit 0
fi
builddir=''
for builddir in ../../build/deb/pcp-$PCP_VERSION/qa/qt $PCP_VAR_DIR/testsuite/qt ''
do
[ -n "$builddir" -a -d "$builddir" ] && break
done
for x in qmc_*
do
[ -x $x/$x ] && continue
$PCP_ECHO_PROG $PCP_ECHO_N "Hunting for $x executable ... $PCP_ECHO_C"
if [ -z "$builddir" ]
then
echo "no build dir, not found"
elif [ -x $builddir/$x/$x ]
then
cp $builddir/$x/$x $x/$x
echo OK
else
echo "not found"
fi
done
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