php-src/build/genif.sh

#! /bin/sh

# $Id: genif.sh,v 1.1 2000-12-20 17:21:37 sas Exp $
# replacement for genif.pl

infile="$1"
shift
srcdir="$1"
shift
extra_module_ptrs="$1"
shift
awk="$1"
shift

if test "$infile" = "" -o "$srcdir" = ""; then
	echo "please supply infile and srcdir"
	exit 1
fi

module_ptrs="$extra_module_ptrs"
header_list=""
olddir=`pwd`
cd $srcdir

for ext in ${1+"$@"} ; do
	module_ptrs="	phpext_${ext}_ptr,\\\n$module_ptrs"
	header_list="$header_list ext/$ext/*.h"
done

includes=`$awk -f ./build/print_include.awk $header_list`

cd $olddir

cat $infile | \
	sed \
	-e "s'@EXT_INCLUDE_CODE@'$includes'" \
	-e "s'@EXT_MODULE_PTRS@'$module_ptrs'" \
	-e 's/[\]n/\
/g'
Do we really want to depend on Perl? Shell scripts are handy and run on virtually every Unix box whereas Perl does not. I don't think Perl should be required when actually configuring PHP4. Open to comments... 1999-05-07 04:52:19 +08:00			`#! /bin/sh`

Stop automatically passing vars to AC_SUBST through PHP_SUBST. There are some variables which are needed for Makefiles and files created by AC_OUTPUT; we use PHP_SUBST_OLD for those now. genif.sh was moved to an appropiate place. 2000-12-21 01:21:37 +08:00			`# $Id: genif.sh,v 1.1 2000-12-20 17:21:37 sas Exp $`
Do we really want to depend on Perl? Shell scripts are handy and run on virtually every Unix box whereas Perl does not. I don't think Perl should be required when actually configuring PHP4. Open to comments... 1999-05-07 04:52:19 +08:00			`# replacement for genif.pl`

			`infile="$1"`
			`shift`
			`srcdir="$1"`
			`shift`
Revamp session's config.m4 and reenable support for mm. The shared memory module works now successfully again under Apache and other web servers. 2000-03-26 10:47:00 +08:00			`extra_module_ptrs="$1"`
			`shift`
Speed up the genif.sh script a little bit. Whereas it took three seconds previously, it takes now about 100ms on a P233. 2000-12-21 00:29:07 +08:00			`awk="$1"`
			`shift`
Do we really want to depend on Perl? Shell scripts are handy and run on virtually every Unix box whereas Perl does not. I don't think Perl should be required when actually configuring PHP4. Open to comments... 1999-05-07 04:52:19 +08:00
			`if test "$infile" = "" -o "$srcdir" = ""; then`
			`echo "please supply infile and srcdir"`
			`exit 1`
			`fi`

Revamp session's config.m4 and reenable support for mm. The shared memory module works now successfully again under Apache and other web servers. 2000-03-26 10:47:00 +08:00			`module_ptrs="$extra_module_ptrs"`
Speed up the genif.sh script a little bit. Whereas it took three seconds previously, it takes now about 100ms on a P233. 2000-12-21 00:29:07 +08:00			`header_list=""`
- add global startup/shutdown handlers - improve genif.sh to also consider all header files for inclusion (checks for phpext_) - use vsnprintf in main.c to avoid buffer overflows - improve sessions's mm module to cope better with OOM situations within the shared memory segment - fix typo wrt session.auto_start 1999-09-04 01:46:39 +08:00			olddir=`pwd`
			`cd $srcdir`

get rid of the binary character, execute sed only once 1999-05-09 06:00:02 +08:00			`for ext in ${1+"$@"} ; do`
			`module_ptrs=" phpext_${ext}_ptr,\\\n$module_ptrs"`
Speed up the genif.sh script a little bit. Whereas it took three seconds previously, it takes now about 100ms on a P233. 2000-12-21 00:29:07 +08:00			`header_list="$header_list ext/$ext/*.h"`
this is faster than parsing the file line by line 1999-05-09 05:44:12 +08:00			`done`

Stop automatically passing vars to AC_SUBST through PHP_SUBST. There are some variables which are needed for Makefiles and files created by AC_OUTPUT; we use PHP_SUBST_OLD for those now. genif.sh was moved to an appropiate place. 2000-12-21 01:21:37 +08:00			includes=`$awk -f ./build/print_include.awk $header_list`
Speed up the genif.sh script a little bit. Whereas it took three seconds previously, it takes now about 100ms on a P233. 2000-12-21 00:29:07 +08:00
- add global startup/shutdown handlers - improve genif.sh to also consider all header files for inclusion (checks for phpext_) - use vsnprintf in main.c to avoid buffer overflows - improve sessions's mm module to cope better with OOM situations within the shared memory segment - fix typo wrt session.auto_start 1999-09-04 01:46:39 +08:00			`cd $olddir`

this is faster than parsing the file line by line 1999-05-09 05:44:12 +08:00			`cat $infile \| \`
get rid of the binary character, execute sed only once 1999-05-09 06:00:02 +08:00			`sed \`
			`-e "s'@EXT_INCLUDE_CODE@'$includes'" \`
			`-e "s'@EXT_MODULE_PTRS@'$module_ptrs'" \`
Use [\]n to refer to the two characters '\' and 'n'. This is the correct way according to SUS II. PR: #5212 2000-06-28 00:22:26 +08:00			`-e 's/[\]n/\`
get rid of the binary character, execute sed only once 1999-05-09 06:00:02 +08:00			`/g'`

this is faster than parsing the file line by line 1999-05-09 05:44:12 +08:00