configure

#!/bin/bash


if [ ! -d util ]
then
  echo Error: missing util/. Must be run from CHPL_HOME.
  exit -1
fi

if [ ! -d compiler/main ]
then
  echo Error: missing compiler/main/. Must be run from CHPL_HOME.
  exit -1
fi


# Let ORIG_CHPL_HOME be PWD or CHPL_HOME
ORIG_CHPL_HOME="${CHPL_HOME:-$PWD}"

export CHPL_HOME="$PWD"

# PREFIX is for split installations, e.g. /usr/bin/chpl, /usr/share/chapel
PREFIX=/usr/local
PREFIX_SET=0

# DEST_DIR is for installations basically copying source layout 
# Different from DESTDIR, which is for staged installs
# this variable is for installing the Chapel directory in one place
# (to mirror release / source checkout)
DEST_DIR=""
DEST_DIR_SET=0

# Argument parsing
for arg in "$@"
do
  case $arg in
    #e.g. -s|--short)
    --prefix=*)
      PREFIX="${arg#*=}"
      PREFIX_SET=1
      shift
      ;;
    --chpl-home=*)
      DEST_DIR="${arg#*=}"
      DEST_DIR_SET=1
      shift
      ;;
    *)
      echo
      echo "Usage: $0 [--prefix=PREFIX] [--chpl-home=DEST_DIR]"
      echo
      echo "       --prefix=PREFIX selects a split installation"
      echo "                e.g. PREFIX could be /usr/ to install"
      echo "                     to /usr/bin/chpl, /usr/share/chapel/"
      echo "                     e.g.  /usr/share/chapel/<vers>/modules"
      echo
      echo "       --chpl-home=DEST_DIR selects a bundled installation"
      echo "                e.g. DEST_DIR could be /opt/chapel/ to install"
      echo "                     to /opt/chapel with subdirectories"
      echo "                     matching the source code / release"
      echo "                     e.g.  /opt/chapel/modules"
      echo
      exit -1
    ;;
  esac

done

# Check that PREFIX and DEST_DIR are not both set.
if [ "$PREFIX_SET" -ne 0 ]
then
  if [ "$DEST_DIR_SET" -ne 0 ]
  then
    echo "Error: both --prefix and --chpl-home were provided"
    exit -1
  fi
fi

# Save configured installation prefix/dir
rm -f configured-chpl-home
rm -f configured-prefix
CONFIGURED=""
if [ "$DEST_DIR_SET" -ne 0 ]
then
  case $DEST_DIR in 
    (/*) pathchk -- "$1";; 
    (*) 
    echo "error: expected an absolute directory name for --chpl-home: $DEST_DIR"
    exit -1
    ;; 
  esac
  # Save target installation directory for 'make install' / install.sh
  echo "$DEST_DIR" > configured-chpl-home
  CONFIGURED=configured-chpl-home
else
  case $PREFIX in 
    (/*) pathchk -- "$1";; 
    (*) 
    echo "error: expected an absolute directory name for --prefix: $PREFIX"
    exit -1
    ;; 
  esac
  # Save prefix for building the compiler
  echo "$PREFIX" > configured-prefix
  CONFIGURED=configured-prefix
fi

# Check that the file we added exists in ORIG_CHPL_HOME
if [ ! -f "$ORIG_CHPL_HOME/$CONFIGURED" ]
then
  echo "Error: CHPL_HOME is not the same as PWD. Please reset or unset CHPL_HOME"
  echo "       CHPL_HOME is $ORIG_CHPL_HOME"
  echo "             PWD is $PWD"
  echo
  echo "       try"
  echo
  echo "       unset CHPL_HOME"
  echo
  exit -1
fi

# Save currently selected configuration
# Since printchplenv uses chplconfig, we generate a temporary file
# and then move it.
# Note that the resulting chplconfig is expected to cover the same
# material as any existing chplconfig.
./util/printchplenv --all --simple --overrides --anonymize > configured-chplconfig
mv configured-chplconfig chplconfig

# Compile the Python scripts in util before installation.
# We want to do this before installing, but not in the install script
# because that might have elevated privileges. We don't need to do
# it for typical use of a source release (since Python will handle it).
make compile-util-python

echo
echo "  Currently selected Chapel configuration:"
echo
./util/printchplenv --anonymize
echo
echo "  Selected installation options:"
echo
if [ "$DEST_DIR_SET" -ne 0 ]
then
  echo "install to CHPL_HOME: $DEST_DIR"
else
  echo "PREFIX: $PREFIX"
fi
echo
echo "  To change the selected Chapel configuration, set environment variables."
echo "  See doc/rst/usingchapel/chplenv.rst"
echo "  To change installation options, see ./configure --help"
echo
echo "  If the configuration above is appropriate, build Chapel with:"
echo
echo "make"
echo
echo "  and possibly install it with"
echo
echo "make install"
echo
echo "  Once Chapel is in your PATH, you can verify basic functionality with:"
echo
echo "make check"
echo