Fix tests that attempt to determine if target_alias has been set
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1 #!/bin/sh
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21 # Portions from runtest Copyright (C) 1992-2016 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
23 # This script was written by Jacob Bachmeyer. Portions of this script are
24 # adapted from the existing runtest script originally written by Rob Savoye.
26 # This script finds an implementation for the command given, finds the
27 # proper interpreter, and then dispatches the command. This script can
28 # either be run with a command name as the first (few) argument(s), via a
29 # link from the command name, or some combination of those.
31 # shellcheck disable=SC2003
32 # The shellcheck tool complains about use of expr and recommends using
33 # newer shell features instead. Solaris 10 /bin/sh does not support the
34 # newer features, so we must use expr in this script.
36 # shellcheck disable=SC2006
37 # The shellcheck tool complains about the old style backtick command
38 # substitution. Solaris 10 /bin/sh does not support the new style $()
39 # command substitution and the usage of command substitution in this script
40 # is simple enough to work. Most notably, nesting backtick command
41 # substitution is tricky, but we do not do that.
43 # shellcheck disable=SC2209
44 # The shellcheck tool complains about assigning certain constant strings to
45 # variables. In this script, the intended meaning is obvious in context.
47 # ##help
48 # #Usage: dejagnu COMMAND [ --help | OPTIONS... ]
49 # #Usage: dejagnu --help
50 # #Usage: dejagnu --version
51 # # --help Print help text
52 # # --version Print DejaGnu version
53 # ##end
55 # list of extensions supported for commands in priority order
56 Variants='gawk awk tcl exp bash sh'
57 readonly Variants
59 ## Recognize options
61 # For testing and development
62 override_ext=
63 if test x"$1" = x--DGTimpl ; then
64 override_ext=$2
65 shift 2
68 want_help=false
69 want_version=false
70 verbose=0
71 for a in "$@"; do
72 case $a in
73 --help) want_help=true ;;
74 -v|--v|-verbose|--verbose) verbose=`expr $verbose + 1` ;;
75 -V|--V|-version|--version) want_version=true ;;
76 esac
77 done
79 if expr "$verbose" \> 0 > /dev/null ; then
80 echo Verbose level is "$verbose"
83 ## Get the file name of this script and deduce @bindir@.
85 bindir=`echo "$0" | sed -e 's@/[^/]*$@@'`
86 if expr "$verbose" \> 0 > /dev/null ; then
87 echo Running launcher from "$bindir"
90 ## Find the commands.
92 # If running from source tree, they are in ./commands/ relative to this script.
93 # If installed, they are in @datadir@/dejagnu/commands/ on the system.
95 # This makes the same assumption as in runtest that one of these holds:
97 # @datadir@ == @bindir@/../share
98 # @datadir@ == @bindir@/../../share
99 # @datadir@ == /usr/share
100 # @datadir@ == /usr/local/share
102 if test -n "$DEJAGNULIBS" ; then
103 commdir="${DEJAGNULIBS}/commands"
104 datadir="${DEJAGNULIBS}"
105 elif test -d "${bindir}/commands" && test -f "${bindir}/runtest.exp" ; then
106 if expr "$verbose" \> 1 > /dev/null ; then
107 echo Running from source directory
109 commdir="${bindir}/commands"
110 datadir="${bindir}"
111 else
112 commdir=
113 bindir1up_check=`echo "$bindir" | sed -e 's@/[^/]*$@/share/dejagnu@'`
114 bindir2up_check=`echo "$bindir" | sed -e 's@/[^/]*/[^/]*$@/share/dejagnu@'`
115 for i in \
116 "${bindir1up_check}" "${bindir2up_check}" \
117 /usr/share/dejagnu /usr/local/share/dejagnu
119 if expr "$verbose" \> 1 > /dev/null ; then
120 echo Probing directory "$i"/commands
122 if test -d "$i"/commands ; then
123 commdir="$i"/commands
124 datadir="$i"
125 break
127 done
130 if test -z "${commdir}" ; then
131 echo ERROR: could not find command directory.
132 exit 2
135 if expr "$verbose" \> 0 > /dev/null ; then
136 echo Looking for commands in "$commdir"
139 ## Get the name of the requested command.
141 # Are we just looking for version information?
142 if $want_version ; then
143 frame_version=`grep '^set frame_version' "${datadir}/runtest.exp" \
144 | sed 's/^[^0-9]*//'`
145 echo 'dejagnu auxiliary launcher (DejaGnu)' "$frame_version"
146 exit 0
149 # Remove any leading autoconf platform prefix and the "dejagnu" prefix.
150 # command=`basename "$0" | sed -e 's/^.*-\?dejagnu-\?//'`
152 # The above simple solution is not portable, so we use Awk and two steps:
153 command=`echo "$0" | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "/" } { print $NF }'`
154 # First, we use a simple Awk program to perform the role of basename.
155 command=`echo "$command" | awk 'BEGIN { OFS = FS = "-" }
156 { for (i = 1; i <= NF; i++) if ($i ~ /dejagnu/) break;
157 i++; for (out = ""; i <= NF; i++) out = out OFS $i;
158 print substr(out,2) }'`
159 # Second, we split on "-" and search for a field matching /dejagnu/ to
160 # identify the other prefixes, then skip that field and the second loop
161 # collects any following fields. The spurious leading "-" is then removed
162 # using substr() and the result is returned to the shell.
164 # This roundabout approach maintains compatibility with Solaris 10, where
165 # awk allows only limited manipulation of the record structure.
167 while expr $# \> 0 > /dev/null
169 if test -z "${command}" ; then
170 case $1 in -*) break;; esac
171 command="$1"
172 shift
174 if expr "$verbose" \> 2 > /dev/null ; then
175 echo Looking for "${commdir}/${command}.*"
177 for ext in ${Variants}
179 if test -f "${commdir}/${command}.$ext" ; then
180 break 2
182 done
183 case $1 in -*) break;; esac
184 if test -n "$1" ; then
185 command="${command}-$1"
186 shift
187 else
188 break
190 done
192 commext=
193 for ext in ${Variants}
195 if test -f "${commdir}/${command}.$ext" ; then
196 commext="$commext $ext"
198 done
200 if test -z "$commext" && test -n "$command" ; then
201 echo ERROR: could not resolve command "$command"
202 exit 2
205 if expr "$verbose" \> 0 > /dev/null ; then
206 if test -n "$command"; then
207 if expr "$verbose" \> 1 > /dev/null ; then
208 echo Found subcommand "$command" with variants: "$commext"
209 else
210 echo Found subcommand "$command"
212 else
213 echo Running nothing.
217 ## Find interpreters.
219 # Awk and GNU awk
220 if test -n "$AWK" ; then
221 awkbin="$AWK"
222 elif test -x "${bindir}/awk" ; then
223 awkbin="${bindir}/awk"
224 else
225 # find what might be a usable awk
226 # on Solaris 10, POSIX awk is in /usr/xpg4/bin
227 for awktest in mawk /usr/xpg4/bin/awk nawk awk ; do
228 if command -v "$awktest" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
229 awkbin=$awktest
230 break;
232 done
234 if test -n "$GAWK" ; then
235 gawkbin="$GAWK"
236 elif test -x "${bindir}/gawk" ; then
237 gawkbin="${bindir}/gawk"
238 else
239 gawkbin=gawk
241 # The non-POSIX awk in /usr/bin on Solaris 10 fails this test
242 if echo | "$awkbin" '1 && 1 {exit 0}' > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
243 have_awk=true
244 else
245 have_awk=false
247 if command -v "$gawkbin" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
248 have_gawk=true
249 else
250 have_gawk=false
252 # substitute GNU awk for awk if needed
253 if $have_gawk ; then
254 if $have_awk ; then : ; else
255 have_awk=$have_gawk
256 awkbin=$gawkbin
259 # is "awk" actually GNU Awk?
260 if $have_awk ; then
261 case `"$awkbin" --version </dev/null 2>&1 | sed 1q` in
262 *'GNU Awk'*) have_gawk_as_awk=true ;;
263 *) have_gawk_as_awk=false ;;
264 esac
266 if expr "$verbose" \> 2 > /dev/null ; then
267 if $have_awk ; then
268 echo Awk interpreter is "$awkbin"
269 else
270 echo Awk interpreter was not found
272 if $have_gawk ; then
273 echo GNU Awk interpreter is "$gawkbin"
274 else
275 echo GNU Awk interpreter was not found
278 # export chosen Awk and GNU Awk
279 if $have_awk ; then
280 AWK=$awkbin
281 export AWK
283 if $have_gawk ; then
284 GAWK=$gawkbin
285 export GAWK
289 # Bash
290 if test -n "$BASH" ; then
291 bashbin="$BASH"
292 elif test -x "${bindir}/bash" ; then
293 bashbin="${bindir}/bash"
294 elif test -x /bin/bash ; then
295 bashbin=/bin/bash
296 else
297 bashbin=bash
299 if command -v "$bashbin" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
300 have_bash=true
301 else
302 have_bash=false
304 if expr "$verbose" \> 2 > /dev/null ; then
305 if $have_bash ; then
306 echo Bash interpreter is "$bashbin"
307 else
308 echo Bash interpreter was not found
312 # Bourne shell
313 # This script is running, therefore we have a Bourne shell.
314 have_sh=true
316 # Expect
317 # DejaGnu configure bails out if Expect is not available, but this script
318 # can be run from the source directory without first running configure.
319 if test -n "$EXPECT" ; then
320 expectbin="$EXPECT"
321 elif test -x "${bindir}/expect" ; then
322 expectbin="${bindir}/expect"
323 else
324 expectbin=expect
326 if command -v "$expectbin" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
327 have_expect=true
328 else
329 have_expect=false
331 if expr "$verbose" \> 2 > /dev/null ; then
332 if $have_expect ; then
333 echo Expect interpreter is "$expectbin"
334 else
335 echo Expect interpreter was not found
339 # Tcl
340 if test -n "$TCLSH" ; then
341 tclbin="$TCLSH"
342 elif test -x "${bindir}/tclsh" ; then
343 tclbin="${bindir}/tclsh"
344 else
345 tclbin=tclsh
347 # substitute expect if needed
348 if command -v "$tclbin" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then :
349 elif command -v "$expectbin" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then tclbin="$expectbin"
351 if command -v "$tclbin" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
352 have_tcl=true
353 else
354 have_tcl=false
356 if expr "$verbose" \> 2 > /dev/null ; then
357 if $have_tcl ; then
358 echo Tcl interpreter is "$tclbin"
359 else
360 echo Tcl interpreter was not found
364 ## Select a variant.
366 if test -n "$override_ext" ; then
367 selected_ext="$override_ext"
368 else
369 selected_ext=
370 for v in $commext
372 case $v in
373 awk)
374 if $have_awk ; then
375 selected_ext=awk
376 break
379 bash)
380 if $have_bash ; then
381 selected_ext=bash
382 break
385 exp)
386 if $have_expect ; then
387 selected_ext=exp
388 break
391 gawk)
392 if $have_gawk ; then
393 selected_ext=gawk
394 break
397 tcl)
398 if $have_tcl ; then
399 selected_ext=tcl
400 break
404 selected_ext=sh
405 break
408 echo ERROR: '(select-variant)' unrecognized variant "$v"
410 esac
411 done
412 if test -z "$selected_ext" && test -n "$command" ; then
413 echo ERROR: no variant of "$command" was selected
414 exit 2
418 if test -n "$command" && expr "$verbose" \> 0 > /dev/null ; then
419 if test -n "$override_ext" ; then
420 echo Selected variant "$selected_ext" by override
421 else
422 echo Selected variant "$selected_ext"
426 ## Dispatch to the selected command.
428 # Are we just looking for a usage message?
429 if $want_help ; then
430 if $have_awk; then : ; else
431 echo ERROR: extracting help message requires POSIX Awk
432 exit 2
434 if test -z "$command" ; then
435 # want help on the launcher itself
436 help_file=$0
437 else
438 help_file="${commdir}/${command}.${selected_ext}"
440 if test ! -r "$help_file" ; then
441 echo ERROR: file "'$help_file'" is not readable
442 exit 2
444 if "$AWK" '/#help$/ { pfxlen = length($0) - 4 }
445 pfxlen && substr($0, pfxlen) == "#end" { exit 1 }
446 ' "$help_file" ; then
447 echo ERROR: file "'$help_file'" does not contain a help message
448 exit 2
450 exec "$AWK" '/#help$/ { pfxlen = length($0) - 4 }
451 pfxlen && substr($0, pfxlen) == "#end" { exit 0 }
452 pfxlen { print substr($0, pfxlen) }' "$help_file"
455 if test -z "$command" ; then
456 if test -n "$override_ext" ; then
457 case $selected_ext in
458 awk) if $have_awk; then exit 0; else exit 1; fi ;;
459 bash) if $have_bash; then exit 0; else exit 1; fi ;;
460 exp) if $have_expect; then exit 0; else exit 1; fi ;;
461 gawk) if $have_gawk; then exit 0; else exit 1; fi ;;
462 tcl) if $have_tcl; then exit 0; else exit 1; fi ;;
463 sh) if $have_sh; then exit 0; else exit 1; fi ;;
464 *) exit 2 ;;
465 esac
466 else
467 echo ERROR: no command given
468 exit 2
472 case $selected_ext in
473 awk)
474 if $have_gawk_as_awk ; then
475 exec "$awkbin" --posix -f "${commdir}/${command}.awk" -- ${1+"$@"}
476 else
477 exec "$awkbin" -f "${commdir}/${command}.awk" -- ${1+"$@"}
480 bash) exec "$bashbin" -- "${commdir}/${command}.bash" ${1+"$@"} ;;
481 exp) exec "$expectbin" -- "${commdir}/${command}.exp" ${1+"$@"} ;;
482 gawk) exec "$gawkbin" -f "${commdir}/${command}.gawk" -- ${1+"$@"} ;;
483 tcl) exec "$tclbin" "${commdir}/${command}.tcl" ${1+"$@"} ;;
484 sh) exec /bin/sh "${commdir}/${command}.sh" ${1+"$@"} ;;
485 echo)
486 echo command: "${command}"
487 echo args: ${1+"$@"}
488 exit 0
491 echo ERROR: '(run-variant)' unrecognized variant "$selected_ext"
492 exit 2
494 esac
496 #EOF