#!/bin/bash

# Wrapper around dev-environment.sh which runs an automated native build
# using a control image, and sets up an FTP server on the host to upload
# results to.

# If you already have an FTP server, export FTP_SERVER and/or FTP_PORT.

# Parse arguments

if test $Argc -ne 1
{
  echo "usage: $0 CONTROL_IMAGE" > !2
  exit 1
}

if test ! -f $1
{
  echo "Filesystem image $1 missing" > !2
  exit 1
}
global HDCFILE := $[readlink -f $1]

INCLUDE unique-port.sh

# Do we already have an FTP daemon?

if test -z $FTP_SERVER
{
  global FTP_SERVER := '127.0.0.1'
} elif test -z $FTP_PORT
{
  global FTP_PORT := '21'
}

if test -z $FTP_PORT
{
  if test -z $[which toybox]
  {
    echo "Warning: can't find toybox, no ftp daemon launched." > !2
  } else {
    global FTP_PORT := $[unique_port]

    echo === launching FTP daemon on port $FTP_PORT

    # Fire off an ftp daemon, making sure it's killed when this script exits.
    # (We use the busybox version because no two ftp daemons have quite the same
    # command line arguments, and this one's a known quantity.)

    mkdir -p upload
    toybox nc -s 127.0.0.1 -p $FTP_PORT -L busybox ftpd -w upload &
    trap "kill $[jobs -p]" EXIT
    disown $[jobs -p]

    # QEMU's alias for host loopback

    global FTP_SERVER := '10.0.2.2'
  }
}

# Run emulator as a child process, feeding in -hdc and some extra environment
# variables so it auto-launches the build process.

export HDC = $HDCFILE
global NATIVE_BUILD := $[echo $HDCFILE | sed -e 's@.*/@@' -e 's@[.]hdc$@@]
export KERNEL_EXTRA = ""FTP_SERVER=$FTP_SERVER FTP_PORT=$FTP_PORT NATIVE_BUILD=$NATIVE_BUILD $KERNEL_EXTRA""

test -z $HDB && rm -f hdb.img
./dev-environment.sh

echo === End native build