#!/bin/sh

# Usage: tools/autobuild <configuration>
# must be run from top level pistachio directory.

TOPDIR=`pwd`

# Compile a specifc configuration

function do_configuration() {
    CONFIGURATION=$1
    CONFIGTAR=$TOPDIR/contrib/configs/$CONFIGURATION.kernel.tar
    BUILDDIR=$TOPDIR/build/$CONFIGURATION

    # Can't find the required configuration, so die.
    if [ ! -e $CONFIGTAR ]; then
	echo "There is no configuration for $CONFIGURATION"
	echo "You will need to compile manually :("
	return $LINENO
    fi;

    # Already have this configuration, lets rebuild it.
    if [ -e $BUILDDIR ]; then
	echo "$BUILDDIR already exists. Updating it"
	cd $BUILDDIR/kernel
        mv config/config.h config/config.h.old
	if ! make $QUIET batchconfig 2>&1 ; then
            echo "Kernel reconfig failed"
            return $LINENO
        fi
        cmp -s -i 120 config/config.h.old config/config.h \
            && mv config/config.h.old config/config.h \
            || rm config/config.h.old
	if ! make $QUIET 2>&1 ; then
            echo "Kernel compile failed"
            return $LINENO
        fi
	# FIMXE: Test output
	cd $BUILDDIR/user
	if ! make $QUIET 2>&1 ; then
            echo "User compile failed"
            return $LINENO
        fi
        return 0
    fi;

    # Don't have this configured yet, lets go through all
    # the pain of compiling L4

    # First we see if this is a freshly checked out L4 copy
    # and prompt the user to create user/configure
    if [ ! -e $TOPDIR/user/configure ]; then 
		if [[ -e $AUTOHEADER && -e $AUTOCONF ]]; then
			# User has specified versions to use; try them.
			echo Running autoheader and autoconf.
			cd user
			$AUTOHEADER
			$AUTOCONF
			cd ..
		else
			echo "$TOPDIR/user/configure doesn't exist"; echo
			cat user/README.CVS
			echo; echo "You have:"; echo
			autoheader --version | head -1
			autoconf --version | head -1
			return $LINENO
		fi;
    fi;

    # Compile the kernel
    mkdir -p $BUILDDIR

    # Setup user and kernel directories
    cd $TOPDIR/kernel;
    make $QUIET BUILDDIR=$BUILDDIR/kernel 2>&1

    mkdir $BUILDDIR/user

    # Configure and compile kernel
    cd $BUILDDIR/kernel
    tar xf $CONFIGTAR

    make $QUIET batchconfig 2>&1

    if ! make $QUIET 2>&1 ; then
        echo "Kernel compile failed"
        return $LINENO
    fi

    # Configure and compile user land
    cd $BUILDDIR/user;
    TARGET_ARCH=`grep "^ARCH" $BUILDDIR/kernel/Makeconf.local | sed "s/^[A-Z]*\=//"`
    TARGET_PLATFORM=`grep "^PLATFORM" $BUILDDIR/kernel/Makeconf.local | sed "s/^[A-Z]*\=//"`
    TARGET=$TARGET_ARCH-$TARGET_PLATFORM
    # This is an evil hack to avoid using a cross-compiler when
    # building x86 on x86.
    HOST=`uname -m 2>/dev/null`
    case $HOST in 
	ia32|x86|i386*|i486*|i586*|i686*)
	if [ $TARGET_ARCH == "ia32" ]; then TARGET=""; fi
	;;
    esac
    $TOPDIR/user/configure --with-kerneldir=$BUILDDIR/kernel --host=$TARGET
    if ! make $QUIET 2>&1 ; then
        echo "User compile failed"
        return $LINENO
    fi
    return 0
}

# Perform some checks
if [ x"$1" == x"-q" ]; then
    QUIET=-s
    shift
fi

if [ -z $1 ]; then
    echo "You need to specify a configuration:"
    for x in `ls $TOPDIR/contrib/configs/*.tar`; do 
	echo '    ' `basename $x .kernel.tar`; 
    done
    exit $LINENO
fi

CONFIGS=$1
if [ $CONFIGS = all ]; then
    # We build all available configurations
    CONFIGS=*
fi

NCONFIGS=`ls -1 $TOPDIR/contrib/configs/${CONFIGS}.kernel.tar 2>/dev/null | wc -l`
if [ 0 == $NCONFIGS ]; then
    echo "No existing config matches $1"
    exit $LINENO
fi

# We build all specified configurations
for i in `(cd $TOPDIR/contrib/configs/; ls ${CONFIGS}.kernel.tar | cut -d. -f1)`; do
    TMPFILE=/tmp/abd-log.${USER}.${HOSTNAME}.${PPID}.$i
    do_configuration $i 2>&1 > $TMPFILE \
        || cat $TMPFILE
    rm $TMPFILE
done
exit 0
