#!/bin/bash

# Test SBSv2 Metadata dependency generation to see if

# changing a metadata file would trigger a rebuild.

export BASH_EPOCROOT=${EPOCROOT//\\//}

export BASH_SBSHOME=${SBS_HOME//\\//}

export BASH_SBSMINGW=${SBS_MINGW//\\//}

export METAMAKEFILE=${BASH_EPOCROOT}/epoc32/build/metadata_all.mk 

export SBSMAKEFILE=${SBSMAKEFILE:-${BASH_EPOCROOT}/epoc32/build/smoketests/metadep.mk}

export SBSLOGFILE=${SBSLOGFILE:-${BASH_EPOCROOT}/epoc32/build/smoketests/metadep.log}

export SBSCOMMAND="sbs -b smoke_suite/test_resources/simple/bld.inf -n -m $SBSMAKEFILE -f $SBSLOGFILE"

# Ensure that the host type is set for Raptor:

eval $($BASH_SBSHOME/bin/gethost.sh -e)

if [ -z "$HOSTPLATFORM" ]; then

	echo "Error: HOSTPLATFORM could not be determined." 1>&2

	exit 1

fi

# N.B. The use of sleep 1 is required. If I build X, dependent on Y then

# update Y too quickly, a subsequent attempt to make X won't notice the

# change in Y.  It's not clear if this is make's fault or just the way that

# file timestamps are recorded.

if [ "$OSTYPE" = "cygwin" ]

then

export MAKECOMMAND="${BASH_SBSMINGW:-${BASH_SBSHOME}/${HOSTPLATFORM_DIR}/mingw}/bin/make"

else

export MAKECOMMAND="$BASH_SBSHOME/$HOSTPLATFORM_DIR/bin/make"

fi

echo "Step 1 - No changes, so there should be no need to rerun:"

( set -x

$SBSCOMMAND &&

sleep 1 &&

$MAKECOMMAND -rf  ${METAMAKEFILE}

)

echo ""

echo "Step 2 - Run sbs, change a bld inf, see the rerunning message"

#( set -x

$SBSCOMMAND &&

sleep 1 &&

touch smoke_suite/test_resources/simple/bld.inf &&

$MAKECOMMAND -rf  ${METAMAKEFILE}

#)

echo ""

echo "Step 3 - Run sbs, change an mmp, see the rerunning message twice"

( set -x

$SBSCOMMAND &&

sleep 1 &&

touch smoke_suite/test_resources/simple/simple.mmp &&

$MAKECOMMAND -rf  ${METAMAKEFILE}

$MAKECOMMAND -rf  ${METAMAKEFILE}

)

echo ""