#!/bin/sh

#------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  The Lazy Virtual Machine.
#
#  Daan Leijen.
#
#  Copyright 2001, Daan Leijen. This file is distributed under the terms
#  of the GNU Library General Public License. This file is based on the
#  original Objective Caml source copyrighted by INRIA Rocquencourt.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------

#########################################################################
#                                                                       #
#                            Objective Caml                             #
#                                                                       #
#            Xavier Leroy, projet Cristal, INRIA Rocquencourt           #
#                                                                       #
#   Copyright 1999 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et    #
#   en Automatique.  All rights reserved.  This file is distributed     #
#   under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License.          #
#                                                                       #
#########################################################################

# $Id$

configure_options=$*
prefix=/usr/local
bindir=''
host_type=unknown
cc=gcc
ccoption=''
mathlib='-lm'
posix_threads=no
verbose=no

gcc_warnings="-Wall"

# Parse command-line arguments

while : ; do
  case "$1" in
    "") break;;
    -prefix|--prefix)
        prefix=$2; shift;;
    -bindir|--bindir)
        bindir=$2; shift;;
    -host*|--host*)
        host_type=$2; shift;;
    -cc*)
        ccoption="$2"; shift;;
    -with-pthread*|--with-pthread*)
        posix_threads=yes;;
    -verbose|--verbose)
        verbose=yes;;
    *) echo "Unknown option \"$1\"." 1>&2; exit 2;;
  esac
  shift
done

# Sanity checks

case "$prefix" in
  /*) ;;
   *) echo "The -prefix directory must be absolute." 1>&2; exit 2;;
esac
case "$bindir" in
  /*) ;;
  "") ;;
   *) echo "The -bindir directory must be absolute." 1>&2; exit 2;;
esac

# Generate the files

cd config/tests
rm -f s.h m.h makefile
touch s.h m.h makefile


# Determine the system type
echo
echo "** check system **"

if test "$host_type" = "unknown"; then
  if host_type=`./config.guess`; then :; else
    echo "Cannot guess host type"
    echo "You must specify one with the -host option"
    echo "For example: -host i386-pc-windows"
    exit 2
  fi
fi
if host=`./config.sub $host_type`; then :; else
  echo "Please specify the correct host type with the -host option"
  exit 2
fi
echo "Configuring for a $host ..."

case $host in
  *-*-cygwin*) cat <<'EOF'

WARNING: You have selected a cygwin host. The LVM will
depend on the cygwin library with this configuration.
To remove the dependency, use:

> ./configure -host i386-pc-windows

This configuration uses the mingw32 compiler, which is
normally installed together with the cygwin environment.
This removes the dependency on the cygwin library.

Press <enter> to proceed or <interrupt> to stop.
EOF
       read reply;;
esac


# Do we have gcc?

if test -z "$ccoption"; then
  if sh ./searchpath gcc; then
    echo "gcc found"
    cc=gcc
  else
    cc=cc
  fi
else
  cc="$ccoption"
fi

if test "$cc" = "cl"; then
cat<<'EOF'

WARNING: You have selected the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler.
With the GNU C-compiler, the LVM uses extensions to implement
threaded code and real global registers. On the other hand,
the Visual C++ compiler generates better code in general.
You can use the GNU C-compiler if you install the cygwin
package which is available from:

> http://www.cygwin.org

You should configure from the bash shell with:

> ./configure -host i386-pc-windows

Press <enter> to proceed or <interrupt> to stop.
EOF
read reply
fi

# The linker

link=$cc

# Strip

if sh ./searchpath strip; then
  echo "strip found"
  strip=strip
else
  strip=echo
fi

# Check for buggy versions of GCC

case "$host,$cc" in
  i[3456]86-*-*,gcc*)
    case `$cc --version` in
      2.7.2.1) cat <<'EOF'

WARNING: you are using gcc version 2.7.2.1 on an Intel x86 processor.
This version of gcc is known to generate incorrect code for the
LVM runtime system on some Intel x86 machines.
In particular, the version of gcc 2.7.2.1 that comes with
Linux RedHat 4.x / Intel is affected by this problem.
Other Linux distributions might also be affected.
If you are using one of these configurations, you are strongly advised
to use another version of gcc, such as 2.7.2.3 or 2.95, which are
known to work well with the LVM runtime system.

Press <enter> to proceed or <interrupt> to stop.
EOF
        read reply;;
    esac;;
esac

# Configure the c compiler for the runtime system

cccompopts=""
cclinkopts=""
ostype="unix"
exe=""
dll=".so"
config="$cc-$host"

case "$cc,$host" in
  cc,*-*-nextstep*)
    # GNU C extensions disabled, but __GNUC__ still defined!
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings -U__GNUC__ -posix"
    cclinkopts="-posix";;
  cc,*-*-macosx*)
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings -DSHRINKED_GNUC -traditional-cpp"
    mathlib="";;
  *,*-*-rhapsody*)
    # Almost the same as NeXTStep
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings -DSHRINKED_GNUC -traditional-cpp"
    mathlib="";;
  *,*-*-beos*)
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings"
    # No -lm library
    mathlib="";;
  gcc,alpha-*-osf*)
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings"
    if cc="$cc" sh ./hasgot -mieee; then
      cccompopts="-mieee $cccompopts";
    fi
    # Put code and static data in lower 4GB
    cclinkopts="-Wl,-T,12000000 -Wl,-D,14000000"
    # Tell gcc that we can use 32-bit code addresses for threaded code
    echo "#define ARCH_CODE32" >> m.h;;
  cc,alpha-*-osf*)
    cccompopts="-std1 -ieee";;
  cc,mips-*-irix6*)
    # Add -n32 flag to ensure compatibility with native-code compiler
    cccompopts="-n32"
    # Turn off warning "unused library"
    cclinkopts="-n32 -Wl,-woff,84";;
  cc*,mips-*-irix6*)
    # (For those who want to force "cc -64")
    # Turn off warning "unused library"
    cclinkopts="-Wl,-woff,84";;
  *,alpha-*-unicos*)
    # For the Cray T3E
    cccompopts="-DUMK";;
  gcc*,powerpc-*-aix4.3*)
    # Avoid name-space pollution by requiring Unix98-conformant includes
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500";;
  *,powerpc-*-aix4.3*)
    cccompopts="-D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500";;
  gcc*,*-*-macosx*)
    cccompopts="-traditional-cpp $gcc_warnings";;
  gcc*,*-*-cygwin*)
    cccompopts="$gcc_warnings"
    exe=".exe"
    dll=".dll"
    ostype="cygwin"
    mathlib="";;
  gcc*,*-*-mingw*|gcc*,*-*-windows*)
    cccompopts="-mno-cygwin $gcc_warnings"
    cclinkopts="-mno-cygwin"
    exe=".exe"
    dll=".dll"
    ostype="windows"
    mathlib="";;
  gcc*)
    cccompopts="-fno-defer-pop $gcc_warnings";;
  cl*,*-*-windows*)
    cclinkopts="-nologo"
    cccompopts="-nologo -W3"
    exe=".exe"
    dll=".dll"
    ostype="windows"
    mathlib="";;
esac

# Configure compiler to use in further tests

ccomp=$cc
cc="$cc $cclinkopts"
export cc cclibs verbose
cclinkopts="$cclinkopts $mathlib"

# Check C compiler

sh ./runtest ansi.c
case $? in
  0) echo "The C compiler is ANSI-compliant.";;
  1) echo "The C compiler $cc is not ANSI-compliant."
     echo "You need an ANSI C compiler to build the LVM system."
     exit 2;;
  *) echo "Unable to compile the test program."
     echo "Make sure the C compiler $cc is properly installed."
     exit 2;;
esac

# write the host to m.h and s.h
echo "/* machine architecture settings \"$config\" */" >> m.h
echo "/* operating system settings \"$config\" */" >> s.h


# Write options to makefile

echo "# generated by ./configure $configure_options" >> makefile
echo "# system settings \"$config\" */" >> makefile

# Where to install

echo "PREFIX=$prefix" >> makefile
case "$bindir" in
  "") echo 'BINDIR=$(PREFIX)/bin' >> makefile
      bindir="$prefix/bin";;
   *) echo "BINDIR=$bindir" >> Makefile;;
esac

# write compiler/host information to m.h
# ARCH_IA32 is needed for floating point code
echo "#define ARCH_COMP	$ccomp" >> m.h
echo "#define ARCH_HOST \"$host\"" >> m.h
case "$host" in
  i[3456789]86-*-*) echo "#define ARCH_IA32" >> m.h;;
esac

# Check the sizes of data types
echo "Checking the sizes of integers and pointers..."
sh ./runtest sizeint.c
size_int=$?
sh ./runtest sizelong.c
size_long=$?
sh ./runtest sizelongp.c
size_longp=$?
sh ./runtest sizeshort.c
size_short=$?

case "$size_long,$size_longp" in
  4,4) echo "Ok, this is a regular 32 bit architecture."
       echo "#define ARCH32" >> m.h
       arch_bits="32 bit";;
  8,8) echo "Wow! A 64 bit architecture!"
       echo "#define ARCH64" >> m.h
       arch_bits="64 bit";;
  *,8) echo "Wow! A 64 bit architecture!"
       echo "Unfortunately, the LVM system cannot work in the case"
       echo "sizeof(long) != sizeof(long *)."
       echo "The LVM system won't run on this architecture."
       exit 2;;
  *,*) echo "This architecture seems to be neither 32 bits nor 64 bits."
       echo "The LVM system won't run on this architecture."
       exit 2;;
    *) echo "Unable to compile the test program."
       echo "Make sure the C compiler $cc is properly installed."
       exit 2;;
esac
if test $size_int != 4 && test $size_long != 4 && test $size_short != 4; then
  echo "Sorry, we can't find a 32-bit integer type"
  echo "(sizeof(short) = $size_short, sizeof(int) = $size_int, sizeof(long) = $size_long)"
  echo "The LVM system won't run on this architecture."
  exit 2
fi

echo "#define SIZEOF_INT $size_int" >> m.h
echo "#define SIZEOF_LONG $size_long" >> m.h
echo "#define SIZEOF_SHORT $size_short" >> m.h

if test $size_long = 8; then
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64 long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_UINT64 unsigned long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64_SUFFIX L"   >> m.h
     echo '#define ARCH_INT64_FORMAT "l"' >> m.h
     int64_supported=true
else
  sh ./runtest longlong.c
  case $? in
  0) echo "64-bit \"long long\" integer type found (printf is not supported)."
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64 long long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_UINT64 unsigned long long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64_SUFFIX LL"   >> m.h
     echo '#undef ARCH_INT64_FORMAT' >> m.h
     int64_supported=true;;
  1) echo "64-bit \"long long\" integer type found (printf with ll)."
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64 long long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_UINT64 unsigned long long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64_SUFFIX LL"   >> m.h
     echo '#define ARCH_INT64_FORMAT "ll"' >> m.h
     int64_supported=true;;
  2) echo "64-bit \"long long\" integer type found (printf with q)."
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64 long long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_UINT64 unsigned long long" >> m.h
     echo "#define ARCH_INT64_SUFFIX LL"  >> m.h
     echo '#define ARCH_INT64_FORMAT "q"' >> m.h
     int64_supported=true;;
  *) sh ./runtest int64.c
     case $? in
     0) echo "64-bit \"__int64\" integer type found (printf is not supported)."
        echo "#define ARCH_INT64 __int64" >> m.h
        echo "#define ARCH_UINT64 unsigned __int64" >> m.h
        echo "#define ARCH_INT64_SUFFIX I64"   >> m.h
        echo '#undef ARCH_INT64_FORMAT' >> m.h
        int64_supported=true;;
     1) echo "64-bit \"__int64\" integer type found (printf with I64)."
        echo "#define ARCH_INT64 __int64" >> m.h
        echo "#define ARCH_UINT64 unsigned __int64" >> m.h
        echo "#define ARCH_INT64_SUFFIX I64"   >> m.h
        echo '#define ARCH_INT64_FORMAT "I64"' >> m.h
        int64_supported=true;;
     *) echo "No suitable 64-bit integer type found."
        echo "#undef ARCH_INT64" >> m.h
        int64_supported=false;;
     esac;;
  esac
fi


# Determine endianness

sh ./runtest endian.c
case $? in
  0) echo "This is a big-endian architecture."
     echo "#define ARCH_BIG_ENDIAN" >> m.h
     arch_endian="big endian";;
  1) echo "This is a little-endian architecture."
     echo "#undef ARCH_BIG_ENDIAN" >> m.h
     arch_endian="little endian";;
  2) echo "This architecture seems to be neither big endian nor little endian."
     echo "The LVM system won't run on this architecture."
     exit 2;;
  *) echo "Something went wrong during endianness determination."
     echo "You'll have to figure out endianness yourself"
     echo "(option ARCH_BIG_ENDIAN in m.h).";;
esac

# Determine alignment constraints

sh ./runtest dblalign.c
case $? in
  0) echo "Doubles can be word-aligned."
     echo "#undef ARCH_ALIGN_DOUBLE" >> m.h;;
  1) echo "Doubles must be doubleword-aligned."
     echo "#define ARCH_ALIGN_DOUBLE" >> m.h;;
  *) echo "Something went wrong during alignment determination for doubles."
     echo "I'm going to assume this architecture has alignment constraints over doubles."
     echo "That's a safe bet: The LVM system will work even if"
     echo "this architecture has actually no alignment constraints."
     echo "#define ARCH_ALIGN_DOUBLE" >> m.h;;
esac

if $int64_supported; then
  sh ./runtest int64align.c
  case $? in
    0) echo "64-bit integers can be word-aligned."
       echo "#undef ARCH_ALIGN_INT64" >> m.h;;
    1) echo "64-bit integers must be doubleword-aligned."
       echo "#define ARCH_ALIGN_INT64" >> m.h;;
    *) echo "Something went wrong during alignment determination for 64-bit integers."
       echo "I'm going to assume this architecture has alignment constraints."
       echo "That's a safe bet: The LVM system will work even if"
       echo "this architecture has actually no alignment constraints."
       echo "#define ARCH_ALIGN_INT64" >> m.h;;
  esac
fi

# Write the OS type (unix, cygwin or windows)

echo "#define OS_TYPE \"$ostype\"" >> s.h


case "$ccomp,$ostype" in
  gcc,windows) echo "#define OS_WINDOWS" >> s.h
               echo "#define OS_MINGW"   >> s.h;;
  *,windows)   echo "#define OS_WINDOWS" >> s.h;;
  *,cygwin*)   echo "#define OS_UNIX"    >> s.h
               echo "#define OS_CYGWIN"  >> s.h;;
  *,*)         echo "#define OS_UNIX"    >> s.h;;
esac

echo "#define EXE \"$exe\""  >> s.h
echo "#define DLL \"$dll\""  >> s.h

# Check the semantics of signal handlers

if sh ./hasgot sigaction sigprocmask; then
  echo "POSIX signal handling found."
  echo "#define POSIX_SIGNALS" >> s.h
else
  if sh ./runtest signals.c; then
    echo "Signals have the BSD semantics."
    echo "#define BSD_SIGNALS" >> s.h
  else
    echo "Signals have the System V semantics."
  fi
  if sh ./hasgot sigsetmask; then
    echo "sigsetmask() found"
    echo "#define HAS_SIGSETMASK" >> s.h
  fi
fi

# calling conventions

if sh ./runtest cdecl.c; then
  echo "has keyword __cdecl."
  echo "#define CCALL __cdecl" >> s.h
else
  echo "#define CCALL" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./runtest stdcall.c; then
  echo "has keyword __stdcall."
  echo "#define STDCALL __stdcall" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./runtest const.c; then
  echo "has keyword const."
else
  echo "#define const" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./runtest bool.c; then
  echo "has keyword bool, true and false."
  echo "#define HAS_BOOL" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./runtest labels.c; then
  echo "first class labels are supported."
  echo "#define HAS_LABEL_VALUES" >> s.h
fi

# header files

echo
echo "** check header files **"

if test "$ostype" = "windows"; then
  echo "windows.h found"
  echo "#define HAS_WINDOWS_H" >> s.h
else
 if sh ./hasgot -i dlfcn.h; then
  echo "dlfcn.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_DLFCN_H" >> s.h
  if sh ./hasgot -ldl dlopen; then
    echo "   link with -ldl"
    cclinkopts="$cclinkopts -ldl"
  fi
 else if sh ./hasgot -i dl.h; then
  echo "dl.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_DL_H" >> s.h
 else
  echo "no dynamic linking available on this platform"
 fi
 fi


 if sh ./hasgot -i pthread.h; then
  echo "pthread.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_PTHREAD_H" >> s.h
  if sh ./hasgot pthread_mutex_init; then
    echo "   link without -pthread"
  else
    echo "   link with -pthread"
    cclinkopts="$cclinkopts -pthread"
  fi
 else
  echo "no system threads available on this platform"
 fi
fi


if sh ./hasgot -i stdarg.h; then
  echo "stdarg.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_STDARG_H" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot -i time.h; then
  echo "time.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_TIME_H" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot -i times.h; then
  echo "times.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_TIMES_H" >> s.h
else
  if sh ./hasgot -i sys/times.h; then
    echo "sys/times.h found."
    echo "#define HAS_SYS_TIMES_H" >> s.h
  fi
fi

if sh ./hasgot -i io.h; then
  echo "io.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_IO_H" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot -i unistd.h; then
  echo "unistd.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_UNISTD_H" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot -i float.h; then
  echo "float.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_FLOAT_H" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot -i ieeefp.h; then
  echo "ieeefp.h found."
  echo "#define HAS_IEEEFP_H" >> s.h
fi

# functions

echo
echo "** check functions **"

if sh ./hasgot strerror; then
  echo "strerror() found."
  echo "#define HAS_STRERROR" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot memmove; then
  echo "memmove() found."
  echo "#define HAS_MEMMOVE" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot vsnprintf; then
  echo "vsnprintf() found."
  echo "#define HAS_VSNPRINTF" >> s.h
else if sh ./hasgot _vsnprintf; then
  echo "_vsnprintf() found."
  echo "#define HAS__VSNPRINTF" >> s.h
 fi
fi

if sh ./hasgot snprintf; then
  echo "snprintf() found."
  echo "#define HAS_SNPRINTF" >> s.h
else if sh ./hasgot _snprintf; then
  echo "_snprintf() found."
  echo "#define HAS__SNPRINTF" >> s.h
 fi
fi

if sh ./hasgot strncpy; then
  echo "strncpy() found."
else
  echo "#define strncpy(dest,src,size)  strcpy(dest,src)" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot stricmp; then
  echo "stricmp() found."
  echo "#define HAS_STRICMP" >> s.h
fi

if sh ./hasgot _controlfp; then
  echo "_controlfp() found."
  echo "#define HAS_CONTROLFP" >> s.h
fi

# Finish generated files

echo "CC=$ccomp" >> makefile
echo "LINK=$link" >> makefile
echo "STRIP=$strip" >> makefile
echo "LINKOPTS=$cclinkopts" >> makefile
echo "EXE=$exe" >> makefile
echo "DLL=$dll" >> makefile
echo "CP=cp" >> makefile
echo "CD=cd" >> makefile
echo "RM=rm -f" >> makefile
echo "MKDIR=mkdir -p" >> makefile

case "$config" in
  cl-i[3456789]86-pc-windows*)
     echo "CONFIGPATH=../config/$config" >> makefile;;
  *)
     echo "CONFIGPATH=../config" >> makefile;;
esac

echo "CCOPTS=$cccompopts -I\$(CONFIGPATH)" >> makefile
 
rm -f tst$exe hasgot.c *.obj

rm -f ../m.h ../s.h ../Makefile
cp m.h s.h makefile ..

# copy Visual C++ configuration for people without cygwin
if test "$ccomp" = "cl"; then
 rm -f ../$config/m.h ../$config/s.h ../$config/Makefile
 mkdir -p ../$config
 cp m.h s.h makefile ../$config
fi

rm -f m.h s.h makefile

# Print a summary

echo
echo "** Configuration summary **"
echo
echo "System:"
echo "        descriptor................ $host"
echo "        architecture.............. $arch_bits"
echo "        endianness................ $arch_endian"
echo
echo "Configuration for the c compiler:"
echo "        C compiler used........... $cc"
echo "        options for compiling..... $cccompopts"
echo "        linker used............... $link"
echo "        options for linking....... $cclinkopts"
echo
echo