#!/bin/sh
# The top level Makefile invokes this Bourne shell script after ensuring
# that the build.conf file is present.  The job of this script is to grok
# that configuration file and to produce include/config.{h,mk,m4} files
# corresponding to the selected configuration.
#
# The current directory is expected to be the top level of nuc-fw, i.e.,
# all fragments are sourced as cfgmagic/blah.
# Don't run this script directly - let the Makefile do it for you.

set -e
. cfgmagic/functions
TARGET=
c_export_list=
mk_export_list=
m4_export_list=

# some defaults
RVTMUX_UART_port=IrDA
RVTMUX_UART_baud=115200

. ./build.conf

if [ -z "$TARGET" ]
then
	echo "Error: target not set in build.conf" 1>&2
	exit 1
fi

# Serial configuration
case "$RVTMUX_UART_port" in
	IrDA)
		;;
	MODEM)
		CONFIG_RVTMUX_ON_MODEM=1
		export_to_c CONFIG_RVTMUX_ON_MODEM
		;;
	*)
		echo "Error: unknown RTVMUX_UART_port=$RTVMUX_UART_port" 1>&2
		exit 1
		;;
esac

TR_BAUD_CONFIG=TR_BAUD_$RVTMUX_UART_baud
export_to_c TR_BAUD_CONFIG

# Once we get some actual functionality, the following definitions
# will likely depend on the target and feature configuration,
# but for now all we have is a Riviera skeleton.

BUILD_COMPONENTS="bsp nucleus riviera serial sprintf sysglue"
export_to_mk BUILD_COMPONENTS

BUILD_DEFAULT_IMAGE=ramImage
export_to_mk BUILD_DEFAULT_IMAGE

# Now generate the output files!

parse_export_list() {
	for var in $1
	do
		eval "value=\"\$$var\""
		emit_def "$var" "$value"
	done
}

# make config.h
emit_def() {
	echo "#define	$1	$2" >> include/config.h
}
: > include/config.h
parse_export_list "$c_export_list"

# make config.mk
emit_def() {
	echo "$1=	$2" >> include/config.mk
}
: > include/config.mk
parse_export_list "$mk_export_list"

# make config.m4
emit_def() {
	echo 'define(`'"$1'"',`'"$2')dnl" >> include/config.m4
}
: > include/config.m4
parse_export_list "$m4_export_list"