#!/bin/bash
#
# Usage:
#   ./audit.sh <function name>

set -o nounset
set -o pipefail
set -o errexit

main() {
  echo 'Hello from audit.sh'
}

# Adapted from scripts/genconfig

# Find names of commands that can be built standalone in these C files
toys()
{
  grep 'TOY(.*)' "$@" \
    | grep -v TOYFLAG_NOFORK \
    | grep -v "0))" 
    #| sed -rn 's/([^:]*):.*(OLD|NEW)TOY\( *([a-zA-Z][^,]*) *,.*/\1:\3/p'
}

# TODO: Is there a better way to extract these?
toys_with_source()
{
  grep -l 'TOY(.*)' toys/*/*.c | sed -e 's;.*/\([0-9a-z_]\+\)\.c$;\1;' | sort
  #grep -o '/(.*)\.c$'
}

toys_with_tests()
{
  ls tests/*.test | sed -e 's;.*/\([0-9a-z_]\+\)\.test$;\1;'
}

audit() {
  # This with special logic by genconfig
  # 259 vs 219 with source?  What's the difference.  Oh I think it's because
  # there are MULTIPLE commands in a single fileLike cp/mv.

  make list | tr ' ' '\n' > generated/with-config.txt

  toys_with_tests > generated/with-tests.txt
  toys_with_source > generated/with-source.txt

  diff -u generated/with-source.txt generated/with-tests.txt || true

  wc -l generated/with-*.txt
}


"$@"