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*
* GCI.NTMAKF.B - generate GCI makefile, Windows NT version
*
* Module %M% Version %I% Date %H%
*
* (c) Copyright 1998 Ardent Software Inc. - All Rights Reserved
* This is unpublished proprietary source code of Ardent Software Inc.
* The copyright notice above does not evidence any actual or intended
* publication of such source code.
*
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*
* Maintenance log - insert most recent change descriptions at top
*
* Date.... GTAR# WHO Description.........................................
* 10/14/98 23801 SAP Change copyrights.
* 29/03/96 18026 PGW Module created by adapting GCI.MAKEFILE.
*
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*
* This program creates a makefile for the GCI Library corresponding to a
* given GCI Definition file. The makefile is called 'xxx.mak', where 'xxx'
* is the GCI definition file name converted to lower case.
*
* To run this program, use the following command in the uvhome account:
*
* RUN APP.PROGS GCI.NTMAKF.B file.name
*
* where 'file.name' is the name of a GCI Definition file.
*
* The new makefile is created by modifying the model makefile 'Make.gci'.
* This program reads in the model, searches for certain lines, and replaces
* them. Each line is a macro defintion for a particular symbol. The symbols
* required are:
*
* GCIFILE the name of the GCI definition file.
*
* GCILIB a list of the libraries needed to link the DLL. This
* information comes from GCI definition file itself. Unlike
* the Unix version, we do not need to check the DATA.TYPES
* file, since all the conversion routines are available from
* universe.lib.
*
* GCIDLL the root filename used for the new GCI library, that is the
* GCI definition file name converted to lower case.
*
* If any of these lines is missing from Make.gci, or if Make.gci itself
* cannot be opened, the program displays error messages and gives up.
* @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE is set to 0 if OK, -1 if an error occurs.
*
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*
$OPTIONS DEFAULT
PROGRAM GCI.NTMAKF.B
ID = "@(#)%M% %I%"
$INCLUDE UNIVERSE.INCLUDE FILENAMES.H
$INCLUDE UNIVERSE.INCLUDE MACHINE.NAME
*
EQUATE bell TO CHAR(7)
EQUATE sym.gcilib TO 1
EQUATE sym.gcifile TO 2
EQUATE sym.gcidll TO 3
EQUATE num.symbols TO 3
DIM symbol.name(num.symbols)
DIM symbol.value(num.symbols)
DIM symbol.found(num.symbols)
* Set up the initial variables
symbol.name(sym.gcilib) = "GCILIB"
symbol.name(sym.gcifile) = "GCIFILE"
symbol.name(sym.gcidll) = "GCIDLL"
MAT symbol.value = ""
MAT symbol.found = 0
PROMPT ""
cl = @(-4)
cl.err = @(0,23):cl
err = cl.err:bell
msg10 = err:PROD.NAMEU:' General Calling Interface is not installed.'
failure.message = "The Makefile generation process has failed."
OPENPATH UV.ROOT:'\DATA.TYPES' TO fvdata.types ELSE
PRINT msg10:
INPUT q: ; PRINT cl.err:
@SYSTEM.SET = -1
STOP
END
* You can specify the definition file by putting its name on the
* command line, otherwise it defaults to "GCI"
cmd = CONVERT(" ", @FM, TRIM(@SENTENCE))
def.file.name = cmd<4>
IF def.file.name = "" THEN def.file.name = "GCI"
sccsid = DOWNCASE(def.file.name)
model.path = UV.GCI : "\Make.gci"
output.path = UV.GCI : "\" : sccsid : ".mak"
PRINT @( -1 )
PRINT @( 0, 0 ):"General Calling Interface Administration" : @( 67, 0 ) : "GCI.NTMAKF.B":
PRINT @( 17, 1): 'Generate a Makefile for GCI Definition File "':def.file.name:'"':
PRINT @( 0, 2 ): STR( "-", 79 ):
PRINT @( 0, 4 ):
PRINTER RESET
GOSUB open.files
GOSUB set.symbol.values
end.of.input = 0
LOOP
READSEQ line FROM gci.model ELSE end.of.input = 1
UNTIL end.of.input DO
GOSUB check.line.for.symbols
IF line.type > 0 THEN
GOSUB output.symbol
END ELSE
WRITESEQ line ON gcimake ELSE GOTO writeseq.error
END
REPEAT
* Reached end of file - make sure that the necessary lines were present
failed = 0
FOR symbol.no = 1 TO num.symbols
IF NOT(symbol.found(symbol.no)) THEN
PRINT "The ":symbol.name(symbol.no):" definition is missing from ":
PRINT model.path:"."
failed = 1
END
NEXT
IF failed THEN
PRINT failure.message
@SYSTEM.SET = -1
STOP
END
PRINT "Makefile generation complete."
@SYSTEM.SET = 0
STOP
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*
* open.files: Opens the input and output files needed by the program.
*
* Arguments:
* model.path (Input) Name of template for GCI makefile
* gci.model (Output) Open file variable for template
* output.path (Input) Name of output file
* gcimake (Output) Sequential file variable for output
*
* Description:
*
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open.files:
OPENSEQ model.path TO gci.model ELSE
PRINT "Failed to open the file '":model.path:"'."
PRINT "This file must exist and be 'readable' to complete the Makefile generation."
PRINT "If the file does not exist, it may be necessary to re-install it."
@SYSTEM.SET = -1
STOP
END
OPENSEQ output.path TO gcimake THEN
WEOFSEQ gcimake
END ELSE
WRITESEQ '' ON gcimake ELSE GOTO writeseq.error
END
RETURN
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*
* set.symbol.values: set up the values to be substituted for each symbol.
*
* Arguments:
* def.file.name (Input) Name of GCI Definition file being processed
* sccsid (Input) Base name of GCI library
* symbol.value (Output) Array giving the value to be substituted
* for each symbol.
*
* Description:
* The only complicated part is setting up the list of moduldes used
* in the GCI definition file.
*
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set.symbol.values:
symbol.value(sym.gcilib) = ""
symbol.value(sym.gcifile) = def.file.name
symbol.value(sym.gcidll) = sccsid
xcmd = "SELECT " : def.file.name : " SAVING UNIQUE S.MODULE"
EXECUTE xcmd CAPTURING xout
IF @SELECTED < 0 THEN
PRINT "Error selecting records from " : def.file.name : " file."
PRINT xcmd
PRINT xout
PRINT failure.message
@SYSTEM.SET = -1
STOP
END
end.of.modules = 0
LOOP
READNEXT mod.name ELSE end.of.modules = 1
UNTIL end.of.modules DO
IF mod.name # "" AND mod.name # "Win32" THEN
symbol.value(sym.gcilib)<-1> = mod.name : ".lib"
END
REPEAT
RETURN
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*
* check.line.for.symbols: examine the current line for a substitution symbol.
*
* Arguments:
* line (Input) Line read from the template file
* line.type (Output) Either 0, if the line does not start with one of
* the substitution symbols, or an index into the symbol.xxx
* arrays.
*
* Description:
*
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check.line.for.symbols:
line2 = trimf(CONVERT(CHAR(9), " ", line))
tok = field(line2, " ", 1)
line.type = 0
FOR symbol.no = 1 TO num.symbols
IF tok = symbol.name(symbol.no) THEN
line.type = symbol.no
END
NEXT
RETURN
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*
* output.symbol: write out the definition line for one symbol.
*
* Arguments:
* line.type (Input) Index of the symbol to be output
* symbol.name (Input) Array giving the symbol itself
* symbol.value (Input) Array giving the value to be substituted
* for each symbol.
* symbol.found (Output) Array indicating symbols found so far.
*
* Description:
*
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output.symbol:
line = symbol.name(line.type) : " = "
line.count = DCOUNT(symbol.value(line.type), @FM)
FOR line.no = 1 TO line.count
line := symbol.value(line.type)<line.no>
IF line.no < line.count THEN line := " \"
WRITESEQ line ON gcimake ELSE GOTO writeseq.error
line = SPACE(9)
NEXT
symbol.found(line.type) = 1
return
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*
* writeseq.error: abort the program if we can't write output for any reason.
*
* Arguments: none
*
* Description:
*
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writeseq.error:
* unable to write to the new makefile
PRINT "Unable to write to ":output.path:"."
PRINT "This file and directory must be writable to complete the Makefile generation."
PRINT failure.message
@SYSTEM.SET = -1
STOP
END