source: scripts/untested/autotools/wrappers/ac-wrapper-3.1.sh@ f118837

#!/bin/bash
# Copyright 1999-2005 Gentoo Foundation
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/sys-devel/autoconf-wrapper/files/ac-wrapper-3.1.sh,v 1.3 2005/07/16 20:42:12 azarah Exp $

# Based on the ac-wrapper.pl script provided by MandrakeSoft
# Rewritten in bash by Gregorio Guidi
#
# Executes the correct autoconf version.
#
# - defaults to latest version (2.5x)
# - runs autoconf 2.13 only if:
#   - envvar WANT_AUTOCONF is set to `2.1'
#     -or-
#   - `ac{local,include}.m4' or `configure.{in,ac}' have AC_PREREQ(2.1) (not higher)
#     -or-
#   - `configure' is already present and was generated by autoconf 2.13

if [[ ${0##*/} == "ac-wrapper.sh" ]] ; then
        echo "Don't call this script directly" >&2
        exit 1
fi

if [[ ${WANT_AUTOCONF} == "2.1" && ${0##*/} == "autom4te" ]] ; then
        echo "ac-wrapper: Autoconf 2.13 doesn't contain autom4te." >&2
        echo "            Either unset WANT_AUTOCONF or don't execute anything" >&2
        echo "            that would use autom4te." >&2
        exit 1
fi

binary_new="${0}-2.59"
binary_old="${0}-2.13"
binary=${binary_new}

acprereq_version() {
        # Add --posix to below awk to make sure it will run on macosx, etc
        awk \
        '($0 !~ /^[[:space:]]*(#|dnl)/) {
                # The following is replaced by below, as we cannot use match()
                # with a third argument with non-gawk (posix) versions of awk:
                #
                #if (match($0, "AC_PREREQ\\(\\[?([0-9]\\.[0-9])", res))
                #       VERSIONS[COUNT++] = res[1]
                #
                sindex = match($0, /AC_PREREQ\(\[?([0-9]\.[0-9])/)
                if (sindex > 0) {
                        sindex += length("AC_PREREQ(")
                        if (substr($0, sindex, 1) == "[")
                                sindex++
                        VERSIONS[COUNT++] = substr($0, sindex, 3)
                }
        }

        END {
                # The following is replaced by below, as we cannot use asort()
                # with non-gawk (posix) versions of awk:
                #
                #asort(VERSIONS)
                #
                VERSION = VERSIONS[0]
                # We need to get the biggest version and print that
                for (x = 0; x <= COUNT;x++)
                        if (VERSIONS[x] > VERSION)
                                VERSION=VERSIONS[x]
                
                print VERSION
        }' "$@"
}

generated_version() {
        # Add --posix to below awk to make sure it will run on macosx, etc
        awk \
        '{
                # The following is replaced by below, as we cannot use match()
                # with a third argument with non-gawk (posix) versions of awk:
                #
                #if (match($0,
                #         "^# Generated (by (GNU )?Autoconf|automatically using autoconf version) ([0-9].[0-9])",
                #         res))
                #       { print res[3]; exit }
                #
                # First try for newer versions of autoconf
                sindex = match($0, /Generated by GNU Autoconf ([0-9]\.[0-9])/)
                if (sindex > 0)
                        # Now chop the first part before the version
                        sindex += length("Generated by GNU Autoconf ")
                # No version, so try older versions of autoconf
                if (sindex <= 0) {
                        sindex = match($0, /Generated automatically using autoconf version ([0-9]\.[0-9])/)
                        if (sindex > 0)
                                sindex += length("Generated automatically using autoconf version ")
                }

                # Ok, we got a version
                if (sindex > 0) {
                        print substr($0, sindex, 3)
                        exit
                }
        }' "$@"
}

#
# autodetect routine
#
if [[ ${WANT_AUTOCONF} != "2.5" ]] ; then 
        if [[ ${WANT_AUTOCONF} == "2.1" ]] ; then
                if [[ ! -f "configure.ac" ]] ; then
                        binary=${binary_old}
                else
                        echo "ac-wrapper: Since configure.ac is present, aclocal always use" >&2
                        echo "            autoconf 2.59, which conflicts with your choice and" >&2
                        echo "            causes error. You have two options:" >&2
                        echo "            1. Try execute command again after removing configure.ac" >&2
                        echo "            2. Don't set WANT_AUTOCONF" >&2
                        exit 1
                fi
        else
                # Automake-1.7 and better requie autoconf-2.5x
                case "${WANT_AUTOMAKE}" in
                1.[7-9]) ;;
                *)
                        acfiles=$(ls ac{local,include}.m4 configure.{in,ac} 2>/dev/null)
                        [[ -n ${acfiles} ]] && confversion=$(acprereq_version ${acfiles})
                        
                        [[ -z ${confversion} && -r "configure" ]] && \
                                confversion=$(generated_version configure)

                        if [[ ${confversion} == "2.1" && ! -f "configure.ac" ]] ; then
                                binary="${binary_old}"
                        fi
                esac
        fi
fi

if [[ -n ${WANT_ACWRAPPER_DEBUG} ]] ; then
        if [[ -n ${WANT_AUTOCONF} ]] ; then
                echo "ac-wrapper: DEBUG: WANT_AUTOCONF is set to ${WANT_AUTOCONF}" >&2
        fi
        echo "ac-wrapper: DEBUG: will execute <${binary}>" >&2
fi

#
# for further consistency
#
if [[ ${binary} == "${binary_new}" ]] ; then
        export WANT_AUTOCONF="2.5"
elif [[ ${binary} == "${binary_old}" ]] ; then
        export WANT_AUTOCONF="2.1"
fi

if [[ ! -x ${binary} ]] ; then
        # this shouldn't happen
        echo "ac-wrapper: ${binary} is missing or not executable." >&2
        echo "            Please try emerging the correct version of autoconf." >&2
        exit 1
fi

exec "${binary}" "$@"

echo "ac-wrapper: was unable to exec ${binary} !?" >&2
exit 1