pkgsrc/pkgtools/libnbcompat/files/src2nbcompat

#!/bin/sh
#
#	$NetBSD: src2nbcompat,v 1.8 2005/02/04 00:43:42 jlam Exp $
#
# Copyright (c) 2003 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc.
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#
# This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation
# by Johnny C. Lam.
#
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if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then echo "src2nbcompat src dest"; exit 1; fi

src=$1
dest=$2

case $src in
/*)	;;
*)	src=`pwd`/$src ;;
esac

case $dest in
/*)	;;
*)	dest=`pwd`/$dest ;;
esac

make_dir()
{
	_d="$1"
	_destdir="$2"
	_newd=${3-`echo $_d | sed 's,^\./,,'`}
	case $_newd in
	*CVS)
		;;
	.)
		;;
	*)
		mkdir -p $_destdir/$_newd
		;;
	esac
}

copy_file()
{
	_f="$1"
	_destdir="$2"
	_newf=${3-`echo $_f | sed 's,^\./,,'`}
	case $_newf in
	*CVS/*)
		# Skip copying over any CVS information.
		;;
	*Makefile|*Makefile.inc)
		# Skip copying over the Makefiles since we'll be using
		# a GNU autoconf-based build infrastructure.
		;;
	*.sh)
		# Assume shell scripts will require variable substitution
		# by the GNU configure script.
		#
		cp $_f $_destdir/$_newf.in
		;;
	*.[ch])
		# Add "#include <nbcompat.h>" before the first system
		# header inclusion.  Protect all system headers with
		# "#if HAVE_FOO_H ... #endif" guards.
		#
		gawk '							\
			BEGIN { config = 0; nbcompat = 0 }		\
			/^#[ 	]*if[ 	]+HAVE_NBTOOL_CONFIG_H/ {	\
				if (config == 0) {			\
					print "#if HAVE_CONFIG_H";	\
					print "#include \"config.h\"";	\
					print "#endif";			\
					config = 1;			\
				}					\
			}						\
			/^#[ 	]*include[ 	]+/ {			\
				if (config == 0) {			\
					print "#if HAVE_CONFIG_H";	\
					print "#include \"config.h\"";	\
					print "#endif";			\
					config = 1;			\
				}					\
			}						\
			/^#[ 	]*include[ 	]+<[^ 	]*>/ {		\
				guard = toupper(gensub("[-/.]", "_", "g", gensub("#[ 	]*include[ 	]+<([^ 	]*)>", "HAVE_\\1", "g"))); \
				if (nbcompat == 0) {			\
					print "#include <nbcompat.h>";	\
					nbcompat = 1;			\
				};					\
				print "#if " guard;			\
				print $0;				\
				print "#endif";				\
				next;					\
			}						\
			{ print }					\
		' $_f > $_destdir/$_newf.tmp
		if [ -f $_destdir/$_newf ] &&				\
		   diff -q -I "\$NetBSD.*\$" $_destdir/$_newf $_destdir/$_newf.tmp >/dev/null; then
			rm -f $_destdir/$_newf.tmp
		else
			rm -f $_destdir/$_newf
			mv $_destdir/$_newf.tmp $_destdir/$_newf
		fi
		;;
	*.[1-9])
		# Copy the manpage over, and generate the catpage.
		cp $_newf $_destdir/$_newf.tmp
		if [ -f $_destdir/$_newf ] &&				\
		   diff -q -I "\$NetBSD.*\$" $_destdir/$_newf $_destdir/$_newf.tmp >/dev/null; then
			rm -f $_destdir/$_newf.tmp
		else
			mv -f $_destdir/$_newf.tmp $_destdir/$_newf
			_catf=`echo $_newf | sed 's,\.\([1-9]\),.cat\1,'`
			nroff -mandoc $_newf > $_destdir/$_catf
		fi
		;;
	*)
		# Everything else just gets copied verbatim.
		cp $_newf $_destdir/$_newf.tmp
		if [ -f $_destdir/$_newf ] &&				\
		   diff -q -I "\$NetBSD.*\$" $_destdir/$_newf $_destdir/$_newf.tmp >/dev/null; then
			rm -f $_destdir/$_newf.tmp
		else
			mv -f $_destdir/$_newf.tmp $_destdir/$_newf
		fi
		;;
	esac
}

if [ -f "$src" ]; then
	srcdir=`dirname $src`
	destdir=`dirname $dest`
else
	srcdir="$src"
	destdir="$dest"
fi

echo "Preparing directory $destdir"
mkdir -p $destdir

if [ -f "$src" ]; then
	echo "Copying $src to $dest"
	cd $srcdir
	copy_file `basename $src` $destdir `basename $dest`
else
	echo "Copying files and directories to $destdir"
	cd $srcdir
	find . -type d -print |
	while read d; do
		make_dir $d $destdir
	done
	find . \! -type d -print |
	while read f; do
		copy_file $f $destdir
	done
fi