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# Documentation
# -------------
#
# The purpose of this script to take Mac OS X executables and shared libraries
# and package them into the required Mac OS X bundle format.
#
# This script has the following usage:
# 	macosx-create-bundle file1 [file2] ... [fileN]
#
# Note that file1 through fileN can in either of the following formats:
# - A file name
# - A file name and a directory to look for missing files. To use this option,
#   use the following format:
#     filename=directory
#
# The file argument is the file that you want to package into a Mac OS X
# bundle. Currently, this script will only package executables and shared
# libraries.
#
# The output for each executable will be a bundle named <file>.app and
# the output for each shared library will be a symlink from libfoo.jnilib 
# back to libfoo.dylib.
# These output directories will be in the same directory as the executable or
# shared library.

# Code
# ----

# Parse command line arguments
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
	printf "macosx-create-bundle: error: incorrect number of arguments\n" >&2
	printf "Usage: macosx-create-bundle file1 [file2] ... [fileN]\n" >&2
	exit 1
fi

while [ $# != 0 ]; do
	inputfile=`echo "$1" | awk -F= '{print $1}'`
	sourcedir=`echo "$1" | awk -F= '{print $2}'`

	shift

	inputfilename=`basename "$inputfile"`
	outputdir=`dirname "$inputfile"`

	solverlibdir="$SOLARVERSION/$INPATH/lib"
	locallibdir="../../../../lib"

	solverbindir="$SOLARVERSION/$INPATH/bin"
	localbindir="../../.."

	# Determine file type
	filetype=`file -L "$inputfile"`

	# Create bundle based on file type
	if printf "$filetype" | grep -q 'Mach-O executable'; then

		# Do nothing as this step is obsolete
        :

	elif printf "$filetype" | grep -q 'Mach-O dynamically linked shared library'; then
		# Screen out lib\w+static libraries as they are not used directly
		if ! printf "$inputfilename" | grep -q -x -E 'lib\w+static.*\.dylib'; then
			# Create jnilib link
			inputjnilibname="`basename $inputfilename .dylib`.jnilib"
			if [ ! -L "$outputdir/$inputjnilibname" ]; then
				rm -Rf "$outputdir/$inputjnilibname"
			fi
			# Link jnilib
			ln -sf "$inputfilename" "$outputdir/$inputjnilibname"

			printf "macosx-create-bundle: $outputdir/$inputjnilibname successfully created\n"
		fi
	else
		printf "macosx-create-bundle: error: file is not an executable or shared library.\n" >&2
		exit 1
	fi
done