#!/bin/sh -ex
# NOTE: Jove does not use autotools/configure.  This is 
# a minimal convenience wrapper that crudely auto-detects the OS on 
# a few of the most common modern (2020+) open-source
# operating systems by using uname (which can be overridden for 
# testing or cross-build).  It sets appropriate variables
# (CC, SYSDEFS, OPTFLAGS, LDLIBS, LDFLAGS) for make.
# All command-line arguments given to jmake.sh are
# passed directly onward to make.
# For distro maintainers or sysadmins with complex or multi-target
# build environments, or those who just prefer full control of config, 
# just ignore this script, invoke make directly with
# the flags you want (see last line for examples.
# JMAKE_RELATIVE=1 to set SHAREDIR=doc LIBDIR= for a portable
# install (can copy around  a directory with the jove, recover and portsrv
# executables and a doc subdirectory with cmds.txt, teach-jove, jove.rc)
# JMAKE_UNAME=i686-w64-mingw32 sets up a cross-compile for Win32

u=${JMAKE_UNAME-`uname | tr -d -c '[a-zA-Z0-9_]'`}
defcc=${CC-cc}
sysdefs="-D$u"	# see sysdep.h for symbols to define for porting Jove to various systems
# most modern compilers are gcc-compatible (even if called cc)
optflags=${OPTFLAGS-${CFLAGS-"-g -Os -Wall -Werror -pedantic"}}
ldlibs=
ldflags=	# special link flags, usually none needed
extra=		# older UN*X (e.g Solaris, SunOS, etc, might need these)
rel=
locc=${LOCALCC-$defcc}

case "$u" in
*mingw*) # presumably set via something like JMAKE_UNAME=i686-w64-mingw32
	: ${JMAKE_RELATIVE=1}
	defcc="$u-gcc"
	sysdefs="-DMINGW"
	case "$u" in
	*x86_64*)	optflags="$optflags -Wno-long-long" # Win64 needs long long, and older gcc produce a C90 complaint;;
	esac
	extra="LOCALCC=$locc XEXT=.exe WINDRES=$u-windres EXTRAOBJS=win32.o ICON=jjove.coff"
	ldlibs=-lcomdlg32
	;;
*-linux-musl*) # presumably set via something like JMAKE_UNAME=i486-linux-musl
	: ${JMAKE_RELATIVE=1}
	defcc="$u-gcc"
	sysdefs="-DLinux -DJTC"
	optflags="$optflags -static"
	extra="LOCALCC=$locc" # for setmaps
	;;
CYGWIN*)
	sysdefs="-DCYGWIN"
	;;
*BSD|DragonFly|Darwin)
	# openpty on *BSD requires libutil
	ldlibs="-ltermcap -lutil"
	optflags="$optflags"
	;;
SunOS)	for dx in /usr/bin /usr/sfw/bin; do
		if test -e $dx/gcc; then
			defcc=$dx/gcc
			break
		fi
	done
	case "${CC-$defcc}" in
	*gcc|*clang)	;;
	*) optflags=-O;; # generally not gcc, perhaps Sunpro or classic Unix cc
	esac
	ldlibs="-ltermcap"
	extra="$extra NROFF=nroff TROFF=troff"	
        xi=/usr/gnu/bin/install
        if test ! -x $xi; then
            xi=cp
        fi
        extra="$extra XINSTALL=$xi TINSTALL=$xi"
	;;
GNU|Linux)
	if dpkg-buildflags > /dev/null 2>&1; then
		sysdefs="$sysdefs `dpkg-buildflags --get CPPFLAGS`"
		optflags="$optflags `dpkg-buildflags --get CFLAGS`"
		ldflags="$ldflags `dpkg-buildflags --get LDFLAGS`"
	fi
	jtc=y
	# see if we can find ncurses installed via pkgconf or pkg-config
	# generally results in no cflags, but some libs
        for pkc in pkgconf pkg-config; do
		if $pkc --version > /dev/null 2>&1; then
			if $pkc ncurses > /dev/null 2>&1; then
				optflags="$optflags `$pkc --cflags ncurses`"
				ldlibs="$ldlibs `$pkc --libs ncurses`"
				jtc=n
			fi
			break
		fi
	done
	if test x$jtc = xy -a -e /etc/gentoo-release; then
		ldlibs="$ldlibs -ltinfo"
		jtc=n
	fi
	# if no ncurses, use built-in VT1xx code
	case "$jtc" in y) sysdefs="$sysdefs -DJTC";; esac
	# best to use openpty on Linux, so need libutil
	ldlibs="$ldlibs -lutil"
	;;
*)	# for unknown platforms, we try fairly generic, builtin vt1xx
	sysdefs="-DBSDPOSIX -DJTC"; optflags="-O"
	;;
esac
case "${JMAKE_RELATIVE-}" in
y*|1|t*)
	# Use relative paths for share and bin, useful for mingw or personal
	rel="DESTDIR=${DESTDIR-/none/} JOVEHOME= JBINDIR= JSHAREDIR=doc JLIBDIR="
	;;
esac

exec make ${JMAKE_OPTS-} CC="${CC-$defcc}" LOCALCC="$locc" SYSDEFS="$sysdefs" OPTFLAGS="$optflags" LDLIBS="$ldlibs" LDFLAGS="$ldflags" $rel $extra "$@"
