security/nss/pkg/solaris/bld_awk_pkginfo.ksh

   1 #!/usr/bin/ksh -p
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  42 #ident  "$Id: bld_awk_pkginfo.ksh,v 1.3 2005/02/26 02:20:40 christophe.ravel.bugs%sun.com Exp $"
  43 #
  44 # Simple script which builds the awk_pkginfo awk script.  This awk script
  45 # is used to convert the pkginfo.tmpl files into pkginfo files
  46 # for the build.
  47 #
  48
  49 usage()
  50 {
  51    cat <<-EOF
  52 usage: bld_awk_pkginfo -p <prodver> -m <mach> -o <awk_script> [-v <version>]
  53 EOF
  54 }
  55
  56 #
  57 # Awk strings
  58 #
  59 # two VERSION patterns: one for Dewey decimal, one for Dewey plus ,REV=n
  60 # the first has one '=' the second has two or more '='
  61 #
  62 VERSION1="VERSION=[^=]*$"
  63 VERSION2="VERSION=[^=]*=.*$"
  64 PRODVERS="^SUNW_PRODVERS="
  65 ARCH='ARCH=\"ISA\"'
  66
  67 #
  68 # parse command line
  69 #
  70 mach=""
  71 prodver=""
  72 awk_script=""
  73 version="NSSVERS"
  74
  75 while getopts o:p:m:v: c
  76 do
  77    case $c in
  78    o)
  79       awk_script=$OPTARG
  80       ;;
  81    m)
  82       mach=$OPTARG
  83       ;;
  84    p)
  85       prodver=$OPTARG
  86       ;;
  87    v)
  88       version=$OPTARG
  89       ;;
  90    \?)
  91       usage
  92       exit 1
  93       ;;
  94    esac
  95 done
  96
  97 if [[ ( -z $prodver ) || ( -z $mach ) || ( -z $awk_script ) ]]
  98 then
  99    usage
 100    exit 1
 101 fi
 102
 103 if [[ -f $awk_script ]]
 104 then
 105         rm -f $awk_script
 106 fi
 107
 108 #
 109 # Build REV= field based on date
 110 #
 111 rev=$(date "+%Y.%m.%d.%H.%M")
 112
 113 #
 114 # Build awk script which will process all the
 115 # pkginfo.tmpl files.
 116 #
 117 # the first VERSION pattern is replaced with a leading quotation mark
 118 #
 119 rm -f $awk_script
 120 cat << EOF > $awk_script
 121 /$VERSION1/ {
 122       sub(/\=[^=]*$/,"=\"$rev\"")
 123       print
 124       next
 125    }
 126 /$VERSION2/ {
 127       sub(/\=[^=]*$/,"=$rev\"")
 128       sub(/NSSVERS/,"$version")
 129       print
 130       next
 131    }
 132 /$PRODVERS/ {
 133       printf "SUNW_PRODVERS=\"%s\"\n", "$prodver"
 134       next
 135    }
 136 /$ARCH/ {
 137       printf "ARCH=\"%s\"\n", "$mach"
 138       next
 139    }
 140 { print }
 141 EOF