SGI Developer Toolbox 6.1/SGI Developer Toolbox 6.1 - Disc 4.iso/public/dbmalloc/Buildpatch

Text File | 1994-08-01 | 4KB | 244 lines

#
# Buildpatch - shell script for automatically building patch files
#
# $Id: Buildpatch,v 1.12 1992/04/29 18:24:06 cpcahil Exp $
#
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
    echo "usage: Buildpatch srcfiles..."
    exit 1
fi

#
# see if any files are still locked.  If so, we cannot proceed (they must be
# unlocked before a patch file can be built
#
if rlog -l $* 2>rlog.err | grep "locked by:" >/dev/null; then
    echo "all files must be checked in before a patch file can be built"
    exit 1
fi

if [ -s rlog.err ]; then
    echo "all files must be checked in before a patch file can be built"
    exit 1
fi

rm -f rlog.err

#
# determine the old and new patch levels and name the patchfile
#
rm -f patchlevel    2> /dev/null
co -q patchlevel     2> /dev/null

read title oldlevel < patchlevel

if [ "$oldlevel" -lt 10 ]; then
    OPATCH=patch.0$oldlevel
    ODIR=patches/p.0$oldlevel
else
    OPATCH=patch.$oldlevel
    ODIR=patches/p.$oldlevel
fi

#
# if the old patch is still lying around, move it the the save directory
#
if [ -s "OPATCH" ]; then

    if [ ! -d "$ODIR" ]; then
        mkdir $ODIR
    fi

    mv ${OPATCH}* ${ODIR}

    echo "Saved ${OPATCH} to ${ODIR}"
fi

level=`expr "$oldlevel" + 1`

if [ "$level" -lt 10 ]; then
    PATCH=patch.0$level
else
    PATCH=patch.$level
fi


#
# check out current version of all files
#
co -q -u $*

#
# create the new patchlevel file
#
echo "Buillding patch number $level..."
co -q -l patchlevel
echo "$title $level" > patchlevel
ci -u -q -m"patch number $level" -t/dev/null patchlevel

#
# create a new, empty patch file and empty directory for old versions of files
# Note that if the patch file already exists, we assume it is special directions
# for the patch and don't remove them.
#
if [ -s $PATCH.inst ]; then
    cp $PATCH.inst $PATCH
    chmod 644 $PATCH
else
    cp /dev/null $PATCH
    chmod 644 $PATCH
fi

if [ -d old ]; then
    rm -rf old
fi
mkdir old

#
# Unpack the old shar files into the old directory
#
(
    echo "Building old directory for diff base"

    cd old
    if [ "$oldlevel" -lt 10 ]; then
        oldlevel=0$oldlevel
    fi

    #
    # if there isn't an oldshar directory, move them from the source
    # directory to the oldshar directory
    #
    if [ !  -d ../oldshars/$oldlevel ]; then
        mkdir ../oldshars/$oldlevel
        mv ../mallocshar.* ../oldshars/$oldlevel
    fi

    #
    # unshar them into the current directory
    #
    unshar -h /dev/null ../oldshars/$oldlevel/* > /dev/null 2>&1

    #
    # if there are any commands to run before the patch is applied
    # run them now so that they are used when the patch is generated
    #
    grep "^CMD:" ../$PATCH | sed -e "s/^CMD://" > commands

    if [ -s commands ]; then
        sh -x commands
    fi
)

#
# process each source file
#
echo "Generating diffs"
for i in $*
do
    #
    # if the file exists (then it has been changed and must be part of
    # the patch file
    #
    if [ -s $i ]; then

        #
        # if the file hasn't changed, skip it
        #
        if cmp -s $i old/$i ; then
            continue;
        fi

        #
        # name the file
        #
        echo "\nIndex: $i" >> $PATCH

        #
        # if there is an old version, add the prerequisite
        #
        if [ -s old/$i ]; then

            #
            # get old rcs id
            #
            PREREQ="`rlog -rpatchlevel_$oldlevel $i |
                 grep '^revision' | cut -f2 -d' ' 2>/dev/null`"

            #
            # if the id is in the file, add the prereq line
            #
            if fgrep "$PREREQ" old/$i > /dev/null 2>&1; then

                echo "Prereq: $PREREQ" >> $PATCH

            elif [ "$i" = "patchlevel" ]; then

                echo "Prereq: $oldlevel" >> $PATCH

            fi
        else
            > old/$i
        fi

        #
        # diff the file to generate the patch stuff
        #
        diff -c old/$i $i >> $PATCH

    fi

done

#
# and now to check to verify that the patchfile correctly updates the
# old code to the current version.  First apply the patch to the old
# code and then see if there are any differences between the files.
#
echo "Verifying patch..."
(
    cd old

    patch < ../$PATCH > /dev/null 2>&1
)

FILES="`
for i in $*
do
    if cmp -s $i old/$i; then
        continue;
    fi

    echo file $i did not patch correctly > /dev/tty
    echo $i
done `"

if [ ! -z "$FILES" ]; then

    echo "patch file did not build correctly($FILES)."
    exit 1

fi

rm -rf old

echo "Verification complete"

#
# and now freeze all the files at this patchlevel, and checkout the current
# versions of the files
#

echo "freezing source at patch level $level"
echo "." | rcsfreeze patchlevel_$level  > /dev/null 2>&1

echo "checking out current version (unlocked)"
co -q -u -rpatchlevel_$level $*

#
# build patch shar files from patch file
#
shar3 -F -c -o$PATCH -L60 $PATCH

exit 0