graphene/LibOS/shim/test/apps/lmbench/lmbench-2.5/scripts/rccs

eval 'exec perl -Ssw $0 "$@"'
	if 0;

# Mimic the BSD tool, sccs, for RCS.
# $Id$
#
# Note - this reflects a lot of my personal taste.  I'll try and list the
# important differences here:
#
# A bunch of unused commands are not implemented.  It is easy to add them,
# mail me if you want me to add something.  Please include a spec of what
# you want the command to do.  Mail lm@engr.sgi.com.
#
# I look at RCS file internals and know about certain fields as of revision
# 5.x.
#
# This interface does not require a list of files/directories for most
# commands; the implied list is *,v and/or RCS/*,v.  Destructive commands,
# such as clean -f, unedit, unget, do *not* have an implied list.  In
# other words, 
#	rccs diffs	is the same as		rccs diffs RCS
# but
#	rccs unedit	is not the same as	rccs unedit RCS
#
# If you add (potentially) destructive commands, please check for
# them in main() and make sure that the autoexpand does not happen.
#
# TODO:
#	Make it so that you can pass a list of files/dirs via stdin.
#
#	It might be nice to have all the "system" args printed out in
#	verbose and/or learn mode.  Depends on whether you want people
#	to learn RCS or not.

&init;
&main;
exit 0;	# probably not reached.

sub init
{
	$0 =~ s|.*/||;
	# Add commands here so that -w shuts up.
	$lint = 0;

	&clean() && &create() && &example() && &get() && &edit() &&
	&unedit() && &unget() && &diffs() && &delta() && &help() &&
	&prs() && &prt() && &deledit() && &delget() && &enter() &&
	&info() && &ci() && &co() && &fix() && &print()
	    if $lint;
}

sub help
{
	if ($#_ == -1) {
		&usage;
	}
	
	# Handle all the aliases.
	if ($_[0] eq "unedit" || $_[0] eq "unget") {
		&help("clean");
	} elsif ($_[0] eq "clean") {
	}
	warn "Extended help on @_ not available yet.\n";
}

sub usage
{
print <<EOF;

usage: $0 [$0 opts] command [args] [file and/or directory list]

$0 options are:
    -debug	for debugging of $0 itself
    -verbose	for more information about what $0 is doing

More information may be had by saying "$0 help subcommand".

Most commands take "-s" to mean do the work silently.

Command		Effect
-------		------
    clean -	remove unedited (ro) working files
	-e	remove unmodified edited (rw) & unedited (ro) files
	-f	(force) remove modified working files as well
    create -	add a set of files to RCS control and get (co) the working files
	-g	do not do the get (co) of the working files
	-y<msg>	use <msg> as the description message (aka -d<msg>)
    delta -	check in a revision
	-y<msg>	use <msg> as the log message (aka -d<msg>)
	-s
    diffs -	diff the working file against the RCS file
    fix -	redit the last revision
    get -	get the working file[s] (possibly for editing)
    history -	print history of the files
    print -	print the history and the latest contents

Alias		Real command	Effect
-----		------------	------
    ci -	delta		check in a revision
    co -	get		check out a revision
    enter -	create -g	initialize a file without a get afterward
    unedit -	clean -f	remove working file even if modified
    unget -	clean -f	remove working file even if modified
    edit -	get -e		check out the file for editing
    prs -	history		print change log history
    prt -	history		print change log history

An implied list of *,v and/or RCS/*,v is implied for most commands.
The exceptions are commands that are potentially destructive, such as
unedit.

EOF

	exit 0;
}

sub main
{
	local($cmd);
	local(@args);
	local(@comma_v);

	$cmd = "oops";
	$cmd = shift(@ARGV) if $#ARGV > -1;
	&help(@ARGV) if $cmd eq "help" || $cmd eq "oops";

	$dir_specified = $file_specified = 0;
	foreach $_ (@ARGV) {
		# If it is an option, just pass it through.
		if (/^-/) {
			push(@args, $_);
		}
		# If they specified an RCS directory, explode it into ,v files.
		elsif (-d $_) {
			$dir_specified = 1;
			warn "Exploding $_\n" if $debug;
			push(@args, grep(/,v$/, &filelist($_)));
			push(@args, grep(/,v$/, &filelist("$_/RCS")));
		}
		# If it is a file, make it be the ,v file.
		else {
			if (!/,v$/) {
				# XXX - what if both ./xxx,v and ./RCS/xxx,v?
				if (-f "$_,v") {
					$_ .= ",v";
				} else {
					if (m|/|) {
						m|(.*)/(.*)|;
						$f = "$1/RCS/$2,v";
					} else {
						$f = "RCS/$_,v";
					}
					if (-f $f) {	
						$_ = $f;
					}
				}
			}
			if (-f $_) {
				$file_specified = 1;
				warn "Adding $_\n" if $debug;
				push(@args, $_);
			} else {
				warn "$0: skipping $_, no RCS file.\n";
			}
		}
	}

	# Figure out if it is a potentially destructive command.  These
	# commands do not automagically expand *,v and RCS/*,v.
	$destructive = ($cmd eq "clean" && $args[0] eq "-f") ||
	    $cmd eq "unedit" || $cmd eq "unget";
        
	# If they didn't specify a file or a directory, generate a list
	# of all ./*,v and ./RCS/*,v files.
	unless ($destructive || $dir_specified || $file_specified) {
		warn "Exploding . && ./RCS\n" if $debug;
		push(@args, grep(/,v$/, &filelist(".")));
		push(@args, grep(/,v$/, &filelist("RCS")));
	}

	unless ($cmd =~ /^create$/) {
		@comma_v = grep(/,v$/, @args);
		if ($#comma_v == -1) {
			($s = "$cmd @ARGV") =~ s/\s+$//;
			die "$0 $s: No RCS files specified.\n";
		}
	}
	
	# Exit codes:
	#	0 - it worked
	#	1 - unspecified error
	#	2 - command unknown
	$exit = 2;
	warn "Trying &$cmd(@args)\n" if $debug;
	eval(&$cmd(@args));

	if ($exit == 2) {
		warn "Possible unknown/unimplemented command: $cmd\n";
		&usage;
	} else {
		exit $exit;
	}
}

# Read the directory and return a list of files.
# XXX - isn't there a builtin that does this?
sub filelist
{
	local(@entries) = ();
	local($ent);

	opendir(DFD, $_[0]) || return ();
	foreach $ent (readdir(DFD)) {
		$ent = "$_[0]/$ent";
		next unless -f $ent;
		push(@entries, $ent);
	}
	warn "filelist($_[0]): @entries\n" if $debug;
	@entries;
}

# Take a list of ,v files and return a list of associated working files.
sub working
{
	local(@working, $working) = ();

	foreach $comma_v (@_) {
		# Strip the ,v.
		# Strip the RCS specification.
		($working = $comma_v) =~ s|,v$||;
		$working =~ s|RCS/||;
		push(@working, $working);
	}
	@working;
}

# Same as "clean -f" - throw away all changes
sub unedit { &clean("-f", @_); }
sub unget { &clean("-f", @_); }

# Get rid of everything that isn't edited and has an associated RCS file.
# -e	remove edited files that have not been changed.
# -f	remove files that are edited with changes (CAREFUL!)
#	This implies the -e opt.
# -d<m>	Check in files that have been modified.  If no message, prompt
#	on each file.  This implies -e.
# -y<m>	Like -d for people that are used to SCCS.
# -m<m>	Like -d for people that are used to RCS.
#
# Note: this does not use rcsclean; I don't know when that showed up.  And
# the 5.x release of RCS I have does not install it.
sub clean
{
	local(@working);
	local($e_opt, $f_opt, $d_opt, $s_opt) = (0,0,0,0);
	local($msg);
	local(@checkins) = ();

	while ($_[0] =~ /^-/) {
		if ($_[0] eq "-s") {
			$s_opt = 1;
			shift(@_);
		} elsif ($_[0] eq "-e") {
			$e_opt = 1;
			shift(@_);
		} elsif ($_[0] eq "-f") {
			$f_opt = $e_opt = 1;
			shift(@_);
		} elsif ($_[0] =~ /^-[dym]/) {
			$d_opt = $e_opt = 1;
			if ($_[0] =~ /^-[dym]$/) {
				$msg = $_[0];
			} else {
				($msg = $_[0]) =~ s/-[ydm]//;
				$msg = "-m'" . $msg . "'";
			}
			shift(@_);
		} else {
			die "$0 clean: unknown option: $_[0]\n";
		}
	}

	@working = &working(@_);
	for ($i = 0; $i <= $#_; ++$i) {
		# No working file?
		if (!-f $working[$i]) {
			warn "No working file $working[$i] for $_[$i]\n"
			    if $debug;
			next;
		}

		# Read only?  Unlink.
		if (!-w $working[$i]) {
			warn "rm $working[$i]\n" unless $s_opt;
			# Make sure there is an RCS file
			if (-f $_[$i]) {
				# XXX - what if ro and edited?
				unlink($working[$i]) unless $n;
			} else {
				warn "clean: no RCS file for $working[$i]\n";
			}
			next;
		}

		# If they just want to know about it, tell them.
		if ($e_opt == 0) {
			open(RCS, $_[$i]);
			while (defined($r = <RCS>)) {
				last if $r =~ /locks/;
			}
			@locks = ();
			while (defined($r = <RCS>)) {
				# XXX - I use "comment" a delimiter.
				last if $r =~ /comment/;
				$r =~ s/^\s+//;
				chop($r);
				push(@locks, $r);
			}
			close(RCS);
			if ($#locks > -1) {
				warn "$working[$i]: being edited: @locks\n";
			} else {
				warn "$working[$i]: " .
				    "writeable but not edited?!?\n";
			}
			next;
		}

		# See if there have actually been any changes.
		# Notice that this is cmp(1) in about 10 lines of perl!
		open(RCS, "co -q -p -kkvl $_[$i] |");
		open(WORK, $working[$i]);
		$diff = 0;
		while (defined($r = <RCS>)) {
			unless (defined($w = <WORK>) && ($r eq $w)) {
				$diff = 1;
				last;
			}
		}
		if (defined($w = <WORK>)) {
			$diff = 1;
		}
		close(RCS); close(WORK);
		if ($diff) {
			if ($f_opt) {
				warn "Clean modified $working[$i]\n"
				    unless $s_opt;
				unless ($n) {
					unlink($working[$i]);
					system "rcs -q -u $_[$i]";
				}
			} elsif ($d_opt) {
				push(@checkins, $_[$i]);
			} else {
				warn "Can't clean modified $working[$i]\n";
			}
			next;
		} else {
			warn "rm $working[$i]\n" unless $s_opt;
			unless ($n) {
				unlink($working[$i]);
				system "rcs -q -u $_[$i]";
			}
		}
	}

	# Handle files that needed deltas.
	if ($#checkins > -1) {
		warn "ci -q $msg @checkins\n" if $verbose;
		system "ci -q $msg @checkins";
	}

	$exit = 0;
}

# Create - initialize the RCS file
# -y<c>	- use <c> as the description message for all files.
# -d<c>	- use <c> as the description message for all files.
# -g	- don't do the get
#
# Differs from sccs in that it does not preserve the original
# files (I never found that very useful).
sub create
{
	local($arg, $noget, $description, $cmd) = ("", "", "");

	foreach $arg (@_) {
		# Options...
		if ($arg =~ /^-[yd]/) {
			($description = $arg) =~ s/^-[yd]//;
			$arg = "";
			warn "Desc: $description\n" if $debug;
			next;
		}
		if ($arg eq "-g") {
			$noget = "yes";
			$arg = "";
			next;
		}
		next if ($arg =~ /^-/);

		# If no RCS subdir, make one.
		if ($arg =~ m|/|) {	# full path
			($dir = $arg) =~ s|/[^/]+$||;
			mkdir("$dir/RCS", 0775);
		} else {		# in $CWD
			mkdir("RCS", 0775);
		}
	}
	$exit = 0;
	if ($description ne "") {
		$cmd = "ci -t-'$description' @_";
	} else {
		$cmd = "ci @_";
	}
	warn "$cmd\n" if $verbose;
	system "$cmd";
	system "co @_" unless $noget;
}

# Like create without the get.
sub enter { &create("-g", @_); }

# Edit - get the working file editable
sub edit { &get("-e", @_); }

# co - normal RCS
sub co { &get(@_); }

# Get - get the working file
# -e	Retrieve a version for editing.
#	Same as co -l.
# -p    Print the file to stdout.
# -k	Suppress expansion of ID keywords.
#	Like co -kk.
# -s	Suppress all output.
#
# Note that all other options are passed to co(1).
sub get
{
	local($arg, $working, $f, $p);

	$f = $p = 0;
	foreach $arg (@_) {
		# Options...
		$arg = "-l" if ($arg eq "-e");
		$arg = "-kk" if ($arg eq "-k");
		$arg = "-q" if ($arg eq "-s");
		$f = 1 if ($arg eq "-f");
		$p = 1 if ($arg eq "-p");	# XXX - what if -sp?

		next if $arg =~ /^-/ || $p;

		# Check for writable files and skip them unless someone asked
		# for co's -f option.
		($working = $arg) =~ s|,v$||;
		$working =~ s|RCS/||;
		if ((-w $working) && $f == 0) {
			warn "ERROR [$arg]: writable `$working' exists.\n";
			$arg = "";
		}
	}
	@files = grep(/,v/, @_);
	if ($#files == -1) {
		warn "$0 $cmd: no files to get. @_\n";
		$exit = 1;
	} else {
		system "co @_";
		$exit = 0;
	}
}

# Aliases for history.
sub prt { &history(@_); }
sub prs { &history(@_); }

# History - change history sub command
sub history
{
	local(@history);

	open(RL, "rlog @_|");
	# Read the whole history
	while (defined($r = <RL>)) {
		# Read the history for one file.
		if ($r !~ /^[=]+$/) {
			push(@history, $r);
			next;
		}
		&print_history(@history);
		@history = ();
	}
	close(RL);
	print "+-----------------------------------\n";
	$exit = 0;
}

sub print_history
{
	for ($i = 0; $i <= $#_; ++$i) {
		# Get the one time stuff
		if ($_[$i] =~ /^RCS file:/) {
			$_[$i] =~ s/RCS file:\s*//;
			chop($_[$i]);
			print "+------ $_[$i] -------\n|\n";
		}

		# Get the history
		if ($_[$i] =~ /^----------------------------/) {
			local($rev, $date, $author, $lines) = ("", "", "", "");

			$i++;
			die "Bad format\n" unless $_[$i] =~ /revision/;
			$_[$i] =~ s/revision\s+//;
			chop($_[$i]);
			$rev = $_[$i];
			$i++;
			die "Bad format\n" unless $_[$i] =~ /date/;
			@parts = split(/[\s\n;]+/, $_[$i]);
			for ($j = 0; $j <= $#parts; $j++) {
				if ($parts[$j] =~ /date/) {
					$j++;
					$date = "$parts[$j] ";
					$j++;
					$date .= "$parts[$j]";
				}
				if ($parts[$j] =~ /author/) {
					$j++;
					$author = $parts[$j];
				}
				if ($parts[$j] =~ /lines/) {
					$j++;
					$lines = "$parts[$j] ";
					$j++;
					$lines .= "$parts[$j]";
				}
			}
			print "| $rev $date $author $lines\n";
			while ($_[++$i] &&
			    $_[$i] !~ /^----------------------------/) {
			    	print "| $_[$i]"; ### unless $rev =~ /^1\.1$/;
			}
			print "|\n";
			$i--;
		}
	}
}

# Show changes between working file and RCS file
#
# -C -> -c for compat with sccs (not sure if this is needed...).
sub diffs
{
	local(@working);
	local($diff) = "diff";
	local($rev) = "";

	while ($_[0] =~ /^-/) {
		if ($_[0] eq "-C") {
			$diff .= " -c";
			shift(@_);
		} elsif ($_[0] =~ /^-r/) {
			$rev = $_[0];
			shift(@_);
		} elsif ($_[0] eq "-sdiff") {
			$TIOCGWINSZ = 1074295912;       # IRIX 5.x, 6.x, and SunOS 4.x.  Cool.
			$buf = "abcd";
			if (ioctl(STDIN, $TIOCGWINSZ, $buf)) { 
        			($row, $col) = unpack("ss", $buf);
				$wid = $col;
				$row = 1 if 0;	# lint
			} else {
				$wid = 80;
			}
			$diff = "sdiff -w$wid";
			shift(@_);
		} else {
			$diff .= " $_[0]";
			shift(@_);
		}
			
	}

	@working = &working(@_);
	for ($i = 0; $i <= $#_; ++$i) {
		# No working file?
		if (!-f $working[$i]) {
			warn "No working file $working[$i] for $_[$i]\n"
			    if $debug;
			next;
		}

		# Read only?  Skip.
		next unless (-w $working[$i]);

		# Show the changes
		select(STDOUT); $| = 1;
		print "\n------ $working[$i]$rev ------\n";
		$| = 0;
		# XXX - flush stdout.
		if ($diff =~ /^sdiff/) {
			system "co -q -p -kkvl $rev $_[$i] > /tmp/sdiff.$$" .
			    "&& $diff /tmp/sdiff.$$ $working[$i]";
			# XXX - interrupts?
			unlink("/tmp/sdiff.$$");
		} else {
			system "co -q -p -kkvl $rev $_[$i] |" .
			    " $diff - $working[$i]";
		}
	}

	$exit = 0;
}
	
# delta - check in the files
sub delta
{
	local($description) = ("");
	local($i, @working);

	@working = &working(@_);
	for ($i = 0; $i <= $#_; ++$i) {
		# Options...
		if ($_[$i] =~ /^-[yd]/) {
			($description = $_[$i]) =~ s/^-[yd]/-m/;
			$description = "'" . $description . "'";
			$_[$i] = "";
			next;
		}
		$_[$i] = "-q" if $_[$i] eq "-s";
		$_[$i] = "" unless -f $working[$i];
	}
	$exit = 0;
	warn "ci $description @_\n" if $verbose;
	system "ci $description @_";
}

# Allow RCS interface ci
sub ci
{
	&delta(@_);
}

# delget
sub delget
{
	&delta(@_);
	&get(@_);	# If there was a description, delta nuked it...
}

# deledit
sub deledit
{
	&delta(@_);
	&get("-e", @_);	# If there was a description, delta nuked it...
}


# info - who is editing what
sub info
{
	local(@working);

	@working = &working(@_);
	for ($i = 0; $i <= $#_; $i++) {
		open(RCS, $_[$i]);
		while (defined($r = <RCS>)) {
			last if $r =~ /locks/;
		}
		@locks = ();
		while (defined($r = <RCS>)) {
			# XXX - I use "comment" a delimter.
			last if $r =~ /comment/;
			$r =~ s/^\s+//;
			chop($r);
			push(@locks, $r);
		}
		close(RCS);
		if ($#locks > -1) {
			warn "$working[$i]: being edited: @locks\n";
	    	}
	}
	$exit = 0;
}

# Fix - fix the last change to a file
sub fix
{
	foreach $f (@_) {
		next unless -f $f;
		open(F, $f);
		while (defined(<F>)) { last if /head\s\d/; } close(F);
		unless ($_ && /head/) {
			warn "$0 $cmd: No head node found in $f\n";
			next;
		}
		s/head\s+//; chop; chop; $rev = $_;
		($working = $f) =~ s/,v//;
		$working =~ s|RCS/||;
		system "co -q $f && rcs -o$rev $f && rcs -l $f && chmod +w $working";
	}
	$exit = 0;
}

# print - print the history and the latest revision of the file
sub print
{
	local($file);

	foreach $file (@_) {
		&history($file);
		&get("-s", "-p", $file);
	}
	$exit = 0;
}


# Example - example sub command
# -Q	change this option to -q just to show how.
sub example
{
	local($arg, $working);

	foreach $arg (@_) {
		# Options...
		$arg = "-Q" if ($arg eq "-q");
	}
	warn "rlog @_\n" if $verbose;
	system "rlog @_";
	$exit = 0;
}