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#!/bin/sh
# Id: vx_buildcd,v 1.5 2001/09/11 17:09:02 sue Exp
#
# Build the Setup SDK CD image on the VxWorks host machine.
. ./RELEASE
B=`pwd`
B=$B/..
D=$B/dist/vx_setup
C=$D/db.CD
Q=/export/home/sue/SetupSDK
S=$Q/resource/mfg/setup
W=sun4-solaris2
symdoc=$D/docs/BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH
symdb=$D/target/src/BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH
rm -rf $D/docs $D/target
mkdir $D/docs $D/target $D/target/src
ln -s $B/docs $symdoc
ln -s $B $symdb
s=/tmp/__db_a
t=/tmp/__db_b
#
# Remove the old CD directory if it is there.
if test -d $C; then
echo "$C cannot exist."
echo "As root, execute 'rm -rf $C'"
echo "and then rerun the script"
exit 1
fi
#
# Check for absolute pathnames in the project files.
# That is bad, but Tornado insists on putting them in
# whenever you add new files.
#
rm -f $t
f=`find $B/build_vxworks -name \*.wpj -print`
for i in $f; do
grep -l -- "$B" $i >> $t
done
if test -s $t; then
echo "The following files contain absolute pathnames."
echo "They must be fixed before building the CD image:"
cat $t
exit 1
fi
#
# NOTE: We reuse the same sed script over several files.
#
cat <<ENDOFSEDTEXT > $s
s/@DB_VERSION_MAJOR@/$DB_VERSION_MAJOR/g
s/@DB_VERSION_MINOR@/$DB_VERSION_MINOR/g
s/@DB_VERSION_PATCH@/$DB_VERSION_PATCH/g
s#@DB_SETUP_DIR@#$D#g
ENDOFSEDTEXT
f=$D/setup.pool
(sed -f $s $D/vx_setup.in) > $t
(echo "Building $f" && rm -f $f && cp $t $f)
f=$D/README.TXT
(sed -f $s $D/README.in) > $t
(echo "Building $f" && rm -f $f && cp $t $f)
f=$D/CONFIG.TCL
(sed -f $s $D/CONFIG.in) > $t
(echo "Building $f" && rm -f $f && cp $t $f)
f=$D/filelist.demo
(sed -f $s $D/vx_demofile.in) > $t
(echo "Building $f" && rm -f $f && cp $t $f)
# Copy the Sleepycat specific files into the SetupSDK area.
(cd $D && cp README.TXT $S)
(cd $D && cp LICENSE.TXT $S)
(cd $D && cp CONFIG.TCL $S/RESOURCE/TCL)
(cd $D && cp SETUP.BMP $S/RESOURCE/BITMAPS)
#
# NOTE: The contents of LIB must be on one, long, single line.
# Even preserving it with a \ doesn't work for htmlBook.
#
f=../docs/LIB
(echo "Building $f" && rm -f $f)
cat <<ENDOFLIBTEXT >> $f
{BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH} {Sleepycat Software Berkeley DB} {<b>BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH</b>} {<b><a href="./index.html">BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH</a></b>} {Sleepycat BerkeleyDB} {} {} {}
ENDOFLIBTEXT
#
# Start generating the file list.
f=$D/filelist.all
#
# Just put everything into the image. But we only want to find regular
# files; we cannot have all the directories listed too.
#
# NOTE: This find is overly aggressive in getting files, particularly
# for the 'target/src' files. We actually end up with 3 sets of the
# documentation, the "real" ones in 'docs/BerkeleyDB*', the set found
# via 'target/src/Berk*/docs' and the one found via our symlink in
# 'target/src/Berk*/dist/vx_setup/docs/Berk*'.
#
# However, we waste a little disk space so that the expression below
# is trivial and we don't have to maintain it as new files/directories
# are added to DB.
#
(cd $D && find docs/BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH/ -follow -name \* -type f -print) > $t
(cd $D && find target/src/BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR.$DB_VERSION_PATCH/ -follow -name docs -prune -o -type f -print) >> $t
(echo "Building $f" && rm -f $f && cp $t $f)
#
# Finally build the CD image!
#
env PATH=$Q/$W/bin:$PATH QMS_BASE=$Q WIND_HOST_TYPE=$W \
pool mfg -d $C -v -nokey BerkeleyDB.$DB_VERSION_MAJOR.$DB_VERSION_MINOR < $D/setup.pool
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