buildenv

# bump: netpbm-version /NETPBM_VERSION="(.*)"/ https://github.com/jwilk-mirrors/netpbm.git|semver:*
NETPBM_VERSION="11.05.00"

export ZOPEN_STABLE_URL="git@github.com:jwilk-mirrors/netpbm.git"
export ZOPEN_STABLE_DEPS="make perl coreutils diffutils findutils zlib flex bison m4 zoslib pkgconfig bash gettext"
export ZOPEN_BUILD_LINE="STABLE"
export ZOPEN_RUNTIME_DEPS="perl"
export ZOPEN_CATEGORIES="core"

export ZOPEN_CONFIGURE='zopen_configure_netpbm'
export ZOPEN_CONFIGURE_OPTS=''
export ZOPEN_MAKE='zopen_make_netpbm'
export ZOPEN_MAKE_OPTS=''
export ZOPEN_MAKE_CHECK='zopen_make_check_netpbm'
export ZOPEN_MAKE_CHECK_OPTS=''
export ZOPEN_INSTALL='zopen_install_netpbm'
export ZOPEN_COMP='clang'

zopen_configure_netpbm()
{
  #
  # Use envsubst (from gettext) to substitute
  # environment variables in the config file
  #
  envsubst <../config.mk >./config.mk
}

zopen_make_netpbm()
{
  # Delete the old package - it will not overwrite an existing package
  rm -rf "${ZOPEN_ROOT}/netpbm/pkg"
  make && make package
}

zopen_make_check_netpbm()
{
  make check
}

zopen_make_check_netpbm()
{
  make install
}

#
# For now, only copy over what we need
# Later we can run ./installnetpbm to install everything
# (but it is interactive)
#
zopen_install_netpbm()
{
  tools='pnm* xpmtoppm'
  mkdir -p "${ZOPEN_INSTALL_DIR}/bin/"
  for toolset in $tools; do
    for tool in ${ZOPEN_ROOT}/netpbm/pkg/bin/${toolset}; do
      cp "${tool}" "${ZOPEN_INSTALL_DIR}/bin/"
    done
  done
}

# Test summary:
#==================
#SUCCESS 29
#FAILURE 179
#NOT TESTABLE 9
#TOTAL TESTABLE 208
#==================

zopen_check_results()
{
  dir="$1"
  pfx="$2"
  chk="$1/$2_check.log"

  success=$(egrep '^SUCCESS ' "${chk}" | awk ' { print $2; }')
  failure=$(egrep '^FAILURE ' "${chk}" | awk ' { print $2; }')
  total=$(egrep '^TOTAL ' "${chk}" | awk ' { print $3; }')
  echo "actualFailures:${failure}"
  echo "totalTests:${total}"
  echo "expectedFailures:179"
  echo "expectedTotalTests:208"
}

zopen_get_version()
{
  pkg/bin/xpmtoppm --version 2>&1 | head -1 | awk ' { print $8; }'
}