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#!/bin/sh
#
# $0 ../function_defs.list OUTDIR
#
# Generates output files with various defs and lookup arrays.
infile="$1"
outdir="$2"
if [ -z "${infile}" -o ! -r "${infile}" ]; then
echo "No infile."
exit 1
fi
if [ -z "${outdir}" -o ! -d "${outdir}" ]; then
echo "No outdir."
exit 1
fi
# We need an awk(1) that supports toupper(). Which is to say, any awk
# less than 30 years old. Which means 'awk' on every system on the
# planet back to AIX 3 and beyond. Except for the most modern
# Solarishes, because they're [elided]s.
NAWK=`command -v nawk`
AWK="awk"
if [ "X${NAWK}" != 'X' ]; then
AWK=${NAWK}
fi
# We're all C here
print_header() {
echo "/*"
echo " * AUTOGENERATED FILE -- DO NOT EDIT"
echo " * This file is generated automatically by $0"
echo " * from '${infile}'"
echo " * during the build process."
echo " */"
echo
}
# Getting one section out of the input file
getsect() {
# We presume we always want to clear out the comments and blank lines
# anyway, so stick that in here. And I think we always end up
# sorting too, so do that as well.
sed -e "1,/^# START($1)/d" -e "/^# END($1)/,\$d" \
-e 's/#.*//' -e '/^[[:space:]]*$/d' \
${infile} | sort
}
#
# First off, creating the F_ defines.
#
gf="${outdir}/functions_defs.h"
(
print_header
cat << EOF
#ifndef _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DEFS_H
#define _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DEFS_H
/* Definitions for functions */
#define F_NOP 0 /* Hardcoded magic value */
EOF
counter=1
echo "/* Standard functions */"
while read func ctype ifdef
do
# f.nop is special cased to always be 0, so skip it when we
# encounter it in here.
if [ "X${func}" = "XNOP" ]; then
continue;
fi
# Output #define, possible guarded by #ifdef's, with a comment to
# note the ones that take string args.
if [ "X${ifdef}" != "X-" ]; then
echo "#ifdef ${ifdef}"
fi
cmt=" //"
if [ "X${ctype}" = "XS" ]; then
cmt="${cmt} string"
fi
if [ "X${cmt}" = "X //" ]; then
cmt=""
fi
printf "#define F_%-21s %3d${cmt}\n" "${func}" "${counter}"
if [ "X${ifdef}" != "X-" ]; then
echo "#endif"
fi
counter=$((counter+1))
done << EOF
$(getsect main \
| ${AWK} '{printf "%s %s %s\n", toupper($1), $2, $4;}')
EOF
echo
echo "/* Synthetic functions */"
while read func
do
printf "#define F_%-21s %3d\n" "${func}" "${counter}"
counter=$((counter+1))
done << EOF
$(getsect synthetic \
| ${AWK} '{printf "%s\n", toupper($1)}')
EOF
cat << EOF
#endif // _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DEFS_H
EOF
) > ${gf}
#echo "Generated ${gf}"
#
# Next, setup the deferral lookup struct for function execution
#
gf="${outdir}/functions_deferral.h"
(
print_header
cat << EOF
#ifndef _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DEFERRAL_H
#define _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DEFERRAL_H
/* Functions deferral lookup */
typedef enum {
DC_NONE = 0,
DC_SELECT,
DC_MOVE,
DC_DESTROY,
} _fdef_table_cursor;
static const _fdef_table_cursor fdef_table[] = {
EOF
while read func curs
do
if [ "X${func}" = "X" ]; then
echo "Got no function!"
exit 1
fi
scurs=""
if [ "X${curs}" = "XCS" ]; then scurs="DC_SELECT"; fi
if [ "X${curs}" = "XCM" ]; then scurs="DC_MOVE"; fi
if [ "X${curs}" = "XCD" ]; then scurs="DC_DESTROY"; fi
if [ "X${scurs}" = "X" ]; then
echo "Invalid: unexpected cursor '${curs}' for '${func}'!"
exit 1
fi
printf "\t%-23s = %s,\n" "[F_${func}]" "${scurs}"
done << EOF
$(getsect main \
| ${AWK} '{ if ($3 != "-") {printf "%s %s\n", toupper($1), $3;} }')
EOF
cat << EOF
};
static const size_t fdef_table_max = (sizeof(fdef_table) / sizeof(fdef_table[0]));
#endif // _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DEFERRAL_H
EOF
) > ${gf}
#echo "Generated ${gf}"
#
# Now the keyword table for the config file parser. This is somewhat
# more involved because it needs the entries from the main as well as
# alias sections, but it needs to have them together in a single
# ASCIIbetized list.
#
gf="${outdir}/functions_parse_table.h"
(
# So we better start by pulling the main section, and stashing up
# its rules.
while read func ctype ifdef fdef
do
eval _STASH_${func}_ctype=\"$ctype\"
eval _STASH_${func}_ifdef=\"$ifdef\"
eval _STASH_${func}_fdef=\"$fdef\"
done << EOF
$(getsect main \
| ${AWK} '{ printf "%s %s %s %s\n", $1, $2, $4, toupper($1) }')
EOF
# Adding and stashing the extra toupper() there instead of calling
# tr(1) in the loop below saves more than a quarter of a second
# (which is ~quintuple the runtime without it).
# Now run 'em both together and output
print_header
cat << EOF
#ifndef _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_PARSE_TABLE_H
#define _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_PARSE_TABLE_H
/* Parser table for functions */
static const TwmKeyword funckeytable[] = {
EOF
while read func alias
do
# Look up pieces
luf=$func
cmt=""
if [ "X${alias}" != "X" ]; then
luf=$alias
cmt=" // -> f.${alias}"
fi
eval _ctype=\$_STASH_${luf}_ctype
eval ifdef=\$_STASH_${luf}_ifdef
eval fdef=\$_STASH_${luf}_fdef
ctype="FKEYWORD"
if [ "X${_ctype}" = "XS" ]; then
ctype="FSKEYWORD"
fi
# Output
if [ "X${ifdef}" != "X-" ]; then
echo "#ifdef ${ifdef}"
fi
printf "\t{ %-24s %10s %s },%s\n" "\"f.${func}\"," "${ctype}," \
"F_${fdef}" "${cmt}"
if [ "X${ifdef}" != "X-" ]; then
echo "#endif"
fi
done << EOF
$( ( getsect main | ${AWK} '{printf "%s\n", $1}' ;
getsect aliases | ${AWK} '{printf "%s %s\n", $1, $2}'
) | sort)
EOF
cat << EOF
};
static const size_t numfunckeywords = (sizeof(funckeytable) / sizeof(funckeytable[0]));
#endif // _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_PARSE_TABLE_H
EOF
) > ${gf}
#echo "Generated ${gf}"
#
# And finally, the dispatch table for executing functions.
#
gf="${outdir}/functions_dispatch_execution.h"
(
# Functions in the main and synthetic sections need dispatching.
# Order doesn't matter in defining this, so we can just run 'em
# together without worrying about sorting.
print_header
cat << EOF
#ifndef _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DISPATCH_EXECUTION_H
#define _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DISPATCH_EXECUTION_H
/* Dispatcher table for executing functions */
static ExFunc * const func_dispatch[] = {
EOF
while read func lcfunc ifdef
do
if [ "X${ifdef}" != "X-" ]; then
echo "#ifdef ${ifdef}"
fi
printf "\t%-23s = %s,\n" "[F_${func}]" "f_${lcfunc}_impl"
if [ "X${ifdef}" != "X-" ]; then
echo "#endif"
fi
done << EOF
$(getsect main | ${AWK} '{printf "%s %s %s\n", toupper($1), $1, $4}'
getsect synthetic | ${AWK} '{printf "%s %s -\n", toupper($1), $1}'
)
EOF
cat << EOF
};
static const size_t num_f_dis = (sizeof(func_dispatch) / sizeof(func_dispatch[0]));
#endif // _CTWM_FUNCTIONS_DISPATCH_EXECUTION_H
EOF
) > ${gf}
#echo "Generated ${gf}"
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