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#!/bin/bash
MY_CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/boost -I/sw/include"
MY_LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib -L/sw/lib"
# Setup the temporary directory where all these copies are ledger are
# going to be built. Remove it if it's already there.
if [ -n "$1" -a -d "$1" ]; then
TMPDIR="$1"
elif [ -d $HOME/tmp ]; then
TMPDIR=$HOME/tmp
else
TMPDIR=/tmp
fi
if [ -d $TMPDIR/ledger ]; then
rm -fr $TMPDIR/ledger || exit 1
fi
cd $TMPDIR || exit 1
mkdir ledger || exit 1
cd ledger || exit 1
# Determine if we can use git to pull down Ledger, since it's very
# fast and efficient (and the trunk of ledger-git is more bleeding
# edge). Otherwise, fall back on the public sebversion repository.
USING_GIT=true
cmd=$(which git 2>&1)
if [ ! -x "$cmd" ]; then
USING_GIT=false
LEDGER_SVN=https://ledger.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ledger
elif [ -d $HOME/src/ledger/.git ]; then
LEDGER_GIT=$HOME/src/ledger
else
LEDGER_GIT=http://newartisans.com/ledger.git
fi
# Create a reference copy of the sources in a pristine working tree
# that will not be modified. Copies are made from this copy to avoid
# having to go to the network each time. The function
# `dup_working_tree' creates a copy for us, either cheaply using git,
# or via an ordinary copy if we're using subversion.
if [ "$USING_GIT" = "true" ]; then
git clone -l $LEDGER_GIT local_git || exit 1
else
svn checkout $LEDGER_SVN/trunk local_svn
fi
function dup_working_tree() {
if [ "$USING_GIT" = "true" ]; then
git clone -l local_git "$1" || exit 1
else
cp -Rp local_svn "$1" || exit 1
fi
}
# These functions understand how to do a distcheck build for ledger
# either completely from scratch, or using the configure script that
# is maintained in the repository.
function build_distcheck_from_scratch() {
cd $TMPDIR/ledger || exit 1
dup_working_tree distcheck_scratch || exit 1
cd distcheck_scratch || exit 1
./acprep --local || exit 1
make CPPFLAGS="$MY_CPPFLAGS" LDFLAGS="$MY_LDFLAGS" distcheck || exit 1
}
function build_distcheck_from_distrib() {
cd $TMPDIR/ledger || exit 1
dup_working_tree distcheck_distrib || exit 1
cd distcheck_distrib || exit 1
./configure CPPFLAGS="$MY_CPPFLAGS" LDFLAGS="$MY_LDFLAGS" || exit 1
make CPPFLAGS="$MY_CPPFLAGS" LDFLAGS="$MY_LDFLAGS" distcheck || exit 1
}
# Finally, we have the ordinary `build_ledger' function, which builds
# ledger from scratch using whichever acprep arguments have been
# passed in.
function build_ledger() {
name=$1
shift 1
cd $TMPDIR/ledger || exit 1
dup_working_tree $name || exit 1
cd $name || exit 1
./acprep --local "$@" || exit 1
(cd gdtoa && make) || exit 1
make || exit 1
if [ "$1" = "--opt" ]; then
make check || exit 1
else
make fullcheck || exit 1
fi
}
# With all of that defined, now build ledger in all its various
# flavors, do a "fullcheck" for each non-optimized one (which uses
# valgrind on Linux, and gmalloc on OS/X), and a "check" for each
# optimized one. Note that this will take a long while!
build_distcheck_from_scratch || exit 1
build_distcheck_from_distrib || exit 1
build_ledger normal || exit 1
build_ledger python --python || exit 1
build_ledger debug --debug || exit 1
build_ledger debug_python --debug --python || exit 1
#build_ledger boost_debug --debug --boost d || exit 1
build_ledger optimized --opt || exit 1
build_ledger opt_python --opt --python || exit 1
exit 0
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