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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
use Pod::Usage;
######################################################################
# Prelude
######################################################################
# Yes I know about autoconf ... and autoconf sux.
# assume standard: binutils, gcc, as, ld, gnu toolchain
# assume standard: make, sh?, perl?
# assume standard: diffutils, fileutils, findutils, grep, patchutils, sh-utils
my $project =
"XXX";
my $projectcmdline =
"./XXX demos/foo.c";
######################################################################
# Options
######################################################################
my $prefix="/usr/local";
my $bt=0;
my $pcre=1;
my $ocamlnet = 1;
my $gui=1; # gtk, cairo
#my $opt=".opt";
my $man = 0;
my $help = 0;
local $_ = join ' ', @ARGV;
# see http://perldoc.perl.org/Getopt/Long.html
# coupling: if add options here, add an explanation at the bottom of this file
# too. Later may also add something in the documentation latex file
# (or use LP)
GetOptions (
"prefix=s" => \$prefix,
"bt!" => \$bt,
"pcre!" => \$pcre,
"gui!" => \$gui,
"with-all" => sub {
$bt = 1; $pcre = 1; $gui = 1;
},
'help|?' => \$help,
'man' => \$man
) or pod2usage(2);
#or die "$0: GetOptions: $!";
pod2usage(1) if $help;
pod2usage(-exitstatus => 0, -verbose => 2) if $man;
my $src="$prefix/share/$project";
#dependencies:
#ex: if ($visual) { $gui = 1; }
######################################################################
# Side effects
######################################################################
######################################################################
# Helpers
######################################################################
BEGIN { die "need Perl 5 or greater" if $] < 5 ; }
#use Common;
sub pr2 { print STDERR "@_\n" }
sub cat {
my ($what) = @_;
my @list;
open(TMP, $what);
while(<TMP>) { push @list, "$_"; }
\@list;
}
sub notb { !$_[0] }
sub mapf { my ($f, $xs) = @_; [ map { &$f($_) } @{$xs} ] }
sub plural { my ($e) = @_; if ($e > 1) { "s" } else { "" } }
sub check_config { my ($command, $expect, $msggood, $msgbad) = @_;
my $error = 0;
my $full = cat($command);
my $res = join(" ", @{$full});
# pr2 $res;
if(notb($res =~ $expect)) { $error++; pr2 "!!!! $msgbad !!!!"; }
else { pr2 $msggood }
return $error;
}
######################################################################
# Let's go
######################################################################
pr2 "Checking your configuration.\n";
my $error = 0;
my $error2 = 0;
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Compilers and runtimes
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
$error +=
check_config("echo \"1;;\\n\" | ocaml |",
"Objective(.*) 3.*",
"OCaml (the wonderful language) is present.",
"The program ocaml is missing or is not a good version. We need at least 3.09",
);
#if ($opt eq ".opt") {
# my $opt_check = `which ocamlc.opt 2> /dev/null`;
# if($opt_check =~ "/ocamlc.opt\$") {
# pr2 "ocamlc.opt is present.";
# }
# else {
# $opt="";
# pr2 "ocamlc.opt not found";
# }
#
# my $opt_check = `which ocamlopt.opt 2> /dev/null`;
# if($opt_check =~ "/ocamlopt.opt\$") {
# pr2 "ocamlopt.opt is present.";
# }
# else {
# $opt="";
# pr2 "ocamlopt.opt not found";
# }
#
# my $opt_check = `which ocamldep.opt 2> /dev/null`;
# if($opt_check =~ "/ocamldep.opt\$") {
# pr2 "ocamldep.opt is present.";
# }
# else {
# $opt="";
# pr2 "ocamldep.opt not found";
# }
#
# my $opt_check = `which ocamllex.opt 2> /dev/null`;
# if($opt_check =~ "/ocamllex.opt\$") {
# pr2 "ocamllex.opt is present.";
# }
# else {
# $opt="";
# pr2 "ocamllex.opt not found";
# }
#
# if($opt eq "") {
# pr2 "At least one native OCaml tool have not been found.";
# pr2 "Desactivation of all native OCaml tools for compilation.";
# }
#}
#---------------------------------------------------------------
# Developers tools
#---------------------------------------------------------------
pr2 "";
$error += check_config(
"make -v 2>&1 |grep Make|",
"GNU Make 3\.[0-9]+", #version 3.81
"make (gnu version) is present.",
"The program gnu make is missing or is not a good version.
We need 3.XX",
);
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
# More developers tools
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Librairies
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
my $arch = `uname`;
# if darwin or cygwin then could just modify this variable ? enough ?
my $prefix_distrib = "/usr";
my $PCRE_INCLUDE="$prefix_distrib/include";
my $PCRE_LIBS="$prefix_distrib/lib";
if($pcre) {
if($arch =~ /Darwin/) {
$PCRE_INCLUDE="/opt/local/include";
$PCRE_LIBS="/opt/local/lib";
}
my $err += check_config("grep PCRE_MAJOR $PCRE_INCLUDE/pcre.h |",
"#define PCRE_MAJOR ",
"PCRE is present.",
"The PCRE library is missing.",
);
if ($err) { $pcre = 0; }
$error2 += $err;
}
if($gui) {
pr2 "";
pr2 "Configuring ocamlgtk";
my $err = system("cd external/ocamlgtk; ./configure");
if ($err) { $gui = 0; $error2++; }
pr2 "";
pr2 "Configuring ocamlcairo";
my $err = system("cd external/ocamlcairo;
LABLGTKDIR=../../ocamlgtk/src ./configure --with-gtk");
if ($err) { $gui = 0; $error2++; }
}
# this is a smaller installation of ocamlnet. just call the
# netsys/configure
if(1) {
pr2 "";
pr2 "Configuring ocamlnet";
my $err = system("cd external/ocamlnet/netsys; ./configure");
if ($err) { $ocamlnet = 0; $error2++; }
}
######################################################################
# Generate config files (platform/portability issues)
######################################################################
######################################################################
# Generate globals files (features issues)
######################################################################
######################################################################
# Diagnostic
######################################################################
if($error) {
pr2 "
----------------------------------------------------------------------
!!!! There seems to have problem, we have found $error missing package" .
plural($error) . ".
" . (($error > 1) ? "Some of those packages" : "This package") .
" may be installed by picking " . ($error > 1 ? "them" : "it") .
" in $project-dependencies.tgz available
on the $project website. !!!!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
";
} else {
pr2 "
----------------------------------------------------------------------
All seems fine for $project.
To compile $project type:
\$ make depend
\$ make
Then, to test $project simply type:
\$ $projectcmdline
----------------------------------------------------------------------
";
}
######################################################################
# Generating the configuration
######################################################################
pr2 "$project target prefix: $prefix (you can use --prefix to override it)";
pr2 "Generating Makefile.config (BT=$bt, PCRE=$pcre, GUI=$gui)";
pr2 " (see also --help)";
open(CONFIG, ">Makefile.config");
print CONFIG "# autogenerated by configure
# Where to install the binary
BINDIR=$prefix/bin
# Where to install the man pages
MANDIR=$prefix/man
# Where to install the lib
LIBDIR=$prefix/lib
# Where to install the configuration files
SHAREDIR=$src
# Common features, cf commons/Makefile
FEATURE_SEXP_BUILTIN_COMMONS=1
FEATURE_JSON_BUILTIN_COMMONS=1
FEATURE_XML_BUILTIN_COMMONS=1
# Features
FEATURE_BACKTRACE=$bt
FEATURE_PCRE=$pcre
FEATURE_GUI=$gui
";
if($pcre) {
print CONFIG "
# Libraries
PCRE_INCLUDE=$PCRE_INCLUDE
PCRE_LIBS=$PCRE_LIBS
"
}
# The OPTBIN variable is here to allow to use ocamlc.opt instead of
# ocaml, when it is available, which speeds up compilation. So
# if you want the fast version of the ocaml chain tools, set this var
# or setenv it to \".opt\" in your startup script.
#OPTBIN=$opt
pr2 "Generating commons/features.ml";
`cpp -DFEATURE_BACKTRACE=$bt -DFEATURE_PCRE=$pcre commons/features.ml.in > commons/features.ml`;
pr2 "Generating globals/config.ml";
my $command = "perl -p -e 's#Not_found.\*#Not_found->\\\"$src\\\"#' globals/config.ml.in > globals/config.ml";
`$command`;
`touch test.ml`;
######################################################################
# Documentation
######################################################################
__END__
=head1 NAME
configure - setting compilation options for pfff
=head1 SYNOPSIS
configure [options] [--prefix=/path/to/install]
Options are:
--prefix
--[no]bt
--[no]pcre
--[no]gui
--with-all
=head1 OPTIONS
=over 8
=item B<-help>
Print a brief help message and exits.
=item B<-man>
Prints the manual page and exits.
=back
=head1 DESCRIPTION
B<This program> will read command line options and generate
a B<Makefile.config> and other files to set the compilation
environment for xxx.
=cut