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#
A set of tools used in the toolchain installer, intended to be used
#
TODO: Review and if possible fix shellcheck errors.
#
shellcheck disable=all
#
shellcheck shell=bash
#
by sourcing this file inside other scripts.
SYS_INCLUDE_PATH=
${SYS_INCLUDE_PATH
:-
"
/usr/local/include:/usr/include
"
}
SYS_LIB_PATH=
${SYS_LIB_PATH
:-
"
/usr/local/lib64:/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib64:/usr/lib:/lib64:/lib
"
}
INCLUDE_PATHS=
${INCLUDE_PATHS
:-
"
CPATH SYS_INCLUDE_PATH
"
}
LIB_PATHS=
${LIB_PATHS
:-
"
LIBRARY_PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH LD_RUN_PATH SYS_LIB_PATH
"
}
time_start=
$(
date +%s
)
#
report timing
report_timing
() {
time_stop=
$(
date +%s
)
printf
"
Step %s took %0.2f seconds.\n
"
$1
$((
time_stop
-
time_start
))
}
#
report a warning message with script name and line number
report_warning
() {
if
[
$#
-gt
1 ]
;
then
local
__lineno=
"
, line
$1
"
local
__message=
"
$2
"
else
local
__lineno=
'
'
local
__message=
"
$1
"
fi
echo
"
WARNING: (
${SCRIPT_NAME}${__lineno}
)
$__message
"
>&2
}
#
report an error message with script name and line number
report_error
() {
if
[
$#
-gt
1 ]
;
then
local
__lineno=
"
, line
$1
"
local
__message=
"
$2
"
else
local
__lineno=
'
'
local
__message=
"
$1
"
fi
echo
"
ERROR: (
${SCRIPT_NAME}${__lineno}
)
$__message
"
>&2
}
#
recommend users to use offline installation when download failed
#
zhaoqing in 2023.09.15
recommend_offline_installation
(){
__filename=
$1
__url=
$2
cat
<<
EOF
========================== NOTICE =========================
You can use OFFLINE installation method manually
By download
$__filename
from
$__url
,
Rename it as
$__filename
and put it into
${BUILDDIR}
,
And re-run toolchain installation script.
You can manually install requirements packages via:
1. Download from www.cp2k.org/static/downloads (for OpenBLAS, OpenMPI and Others)
2. Download from github.com (for CEREAL, RapidJSON, libnpy, LibRI and others stage4 packages)
3. wget https://bohrium-api.dp.tech/ds-dl/abacus-deps-93wi-v2 -O abacus-deps.zip (a mirror in Bohrium)
4. for Intel-oneAPI and AMD AOCC/AOCL, please contact your server manager our visit Intel official website
EOF
}
#
error handler for line trap from set -e
error_handler
() {
local
__lineno=
"
$1
"
report_error
$1
"
Non-zero exit code detected.
"
exit
1
}
#
source a file if it exists, otherwise do nothing
load
() {
if
[
-f
"
$1
"
]
;
then
source
"
$1
"
fi
}
#
A more portable command that will give the full path, removing
#
symlinks, of a given path. This is more portable than readlink -f
#
which does not work on Mac OS X
realpath
() {
local
__path=
"
$1
"
if
[
"
x
$__path
"
=
x ]
;
then
return
0
fi
local
__basename=
$(
basename
"
$__path
"
)
if
[
-e
"
$__path
"
]
;
then
echo
$(
cd
"
$(
dirname
"
$__path
"
)
"
pwd
-P
)
/
"
$__basename
"
return
0
else
return
1
fi
}
#
given a list, outputs a list with duplicated items filtered out
unique
() (
#
given a list, outputs a list with duplicated items filtered out.
#
If -d <delimiter> option exists, then output the list delimited
#
by <delimiter>; note that this option does not effect the input.
local
__result=
'
'
local
__delimiter=
'
'
local
__item=
'
'
if
[
"
$1
"
=
"
-d
"
]
;
then
shift
__delimiter=
"
$1
"
shift
fi
#
It is essential that we quote $@, which makes it equivalent to
#
"$1" "$2" ... So this works if any of the arguments contains
#
space. And we use \n to separate the fields in the
#
__result for now, so that fields that contain spaces are
#
correctly grepped.
for
__item
in
"
$@
"
;
do
if
[ x
"
$__result
"
=
x ]
;
then
__result=
"
${__item}
"
#
Note that quoting $__result after echo is essential to
#
retain the \n in the variable from the output of echo. Also
#
remember grep only works on a line by line basis, so if
#
items are delimited by newlines, then for grep search it
#
should be delimited by ^ and $ (beginning and end of line)
elif
!
(echo
"
$__result
"
|
grep -s -q -e
"
^
$__item
\$
"
)
;
then
__result=
"
${__result}
${__item}
"
fi
done
__result=
"
$(
echo
"
$__result
"
|
paste -s -d
"
$__delimiter
"
-
)
"
#
quoting $__result below is again essential for correct
#
behaviour if IFS is set to be the same $__delimiter in the
#
parent shell calling this macro
echo
"
$__result
"
)
#
reverse a list
reverse
() (
#
given a list, output a list with reversed order. If -d
#
<delimiter> option exists, then output the list delimited by
#
<delimiter>; note that this option does not effect the input.
local
__result=
'
'
local
__delimiter=
'
'
local
__item=
'
'
if
[
"
$1
"
=
"
-d
"
]
;
then
shift
__delimiter=
"
$1
"
shift
fi
for
__item
in
"
$@
"
;
do
if
[ x
"
$__result
"
=
x ]
;
then
__result=
"
$__item
"
else
__result=
"
${__item}${__delimiter}${__result}
"
fi
done
echo
"
$__result
"
)
#
get the number of processes available for compilation
get_nprocs
() {
if
[
-n
"
${NPROCS_OVERWRITE}
"
]
;
then
echo
${NPROCS_OVERWRITE}
|
sed
'
s/^0*//
'
elif
$(
command -v nproc
>
/dev/null
2>&1
)
;
then
echo
$(
nproc --all
)
elif
$(
command -v sysctl
>
/dev/null
2>&1
)
;
then
echo
$(
sysctl -n hw.ncpu
)
else
echo
1
fi
}
#
convert a list of paths to -L<dir> ... used by ld
paths_to_ld
() {
#
need to define the POSIX default IFS values here, cannot just do
#
__ifs=$IFS first, because IFS can be unset, and if so __ifs will
#
becomes an empty string (null) and NOT unset, so later when IFS
#
is set to __ifs it becomes null rather than unset, and thus
#
causing wrong behaviour. So if IFS is unset, __ifs should be
#
the POSIX default value. Further more, due to shell
#
automatically remove the tailing "\n" in a string during
#
variable assignment, we need to add x after \n and then remove
#
it.
local
__paths=
$@
local
__name=
'
'
local
__raw_path=
'
'
local
__dir=
'
'
local
__lib_dirs=
'
'
#
set default IFS first
local
__ifs=
$(
printf
"
\t\nx
"
)
__ifs=
"
${__ifs
%
x}
"
[
"
$IFS
"
]
&&
__ifs=
"
$IFS
"
for
__name
in
$__paths
;
do
eval
__raw_path=
\$
"
$__name
"
#
change internal field separator to :
IFS=
'
:
'
#
loop over all dirs in path, and filter out duplications
for
__dir
in
$__raw_path
;
do
if
!
[ x
"
$__dir
"
=
x ]
;
then
if
!
[[
"
$__lib_dirs
"
=~
(^
|
[[:space:]])
"
-L'
$__dir
'
"
($
|
[[:space:]]) ]]
;
then
__lib_dirs=
"
$__lib_dirs
-L'
$__dir
'
"
fi
fi
done
IFS=
"
$__ifs
"
done
echo
$__lib_dirs
}
#
Find a file from directories given in a list of paths, each has the
#
same format as env variable PATH. If the file is found, then echoes
#
the full path of the file. If the file is not found, then echoes
#
__FALSE__. The file name can also contain wildcards that are
#
acceptable for bash, and in that case the full path of the first
#
matching file will be echoed.
find_in_paths
() {
local
__target=
$1
shift
local
__paths=
$@
local
__name=
'
'
local
__raw_path=
'
'
local
__dir=
'
'
local
__file=
'
'
local
__files=
'
'
#
use the IFS variable to take care of possible spaces in file/dir names
local
__ifs=
"
$(
printf
"
\t\nx
"
)
"
__ifs=
"
${__ifs
%
x}
"
[
"
$IFS
"
]
&&
__ifs=
"
$IFS
"
for
__name
in
$__paths
;
do
eval
__raw_path=
\$
"
$__name
"
#
fields in paths are separated by :
IFS=
'
:
'
for
__dir
in
$__raw_path
;
do
#
files in possible glob expansion are to be delimited by "\n\b"
IFS=
"
$(
printf
"
\nx
"
)
"
IFS=
"
${IFS
%
x}
"
for
__file
in
$__dir
/
$__target
;
do
if
[
-e
"
$__file
"
]
;
then
echo
$(
realpath
"
$__file
"
)
#
must remember to change IFS back when exiting
IFS=
"
$__ifs
"
return
0
fi
done
IFS=
'
:
'
done
IFS=
$__ifs
done
echo
"
__FALSE__
"
}
#
search through a list of given paths, try to find the required file
#
or directory, and if found then add full path of dirname file, or
#
directory, to the -I include list for CFLAGS and append to a user
#
specified variable (__cflags_name). If not found, then nothing is
#
done. If the option -p is present, then if the search target is a
#
directory, then the parent directory of the directory is used for -I
#
instead. The search target accepts bash wildcards, and in this case
#
the first match will be used.
add_include_from_paths
() {
local
__parent_dir_only=false
if
[
$1
=
"
-p
"
]
;
then
__parent_dir_only=true
shift
fi
local
__cflags_name=
$1
shift
local
__search_target=
$1
shift
local
__paths=
$@
local
__found_target=
"
"
local
__cflags=
"
"
__found_target=
"
$(
find_in_paths
"
$__search_target
"
\
$__paths
)
"
if
[
"
$__found_target
"
!=
"
__FALSE__
"
]
;
then
if
[
-f
"
$__found_target
"
]
||
$__parent_dir_only
;
then
__found_target=
"
$(
dirname
"
$__found_target
"
)
"
fi
echo
"
Found include directory
$__found_target
"
eval
__cflags=
\$
"
${__cflags_name}
"
__cflags=
"
${__cflags}
-I'
${__found_target}
'
"
#
remove possible duplicates
__cflags=
"
$(
unique
$__cflags
)
"
#
must escape all quotes again before the last eval, as
#
otherwise all quotes gets interpreted by the shell when
#
assigning to variable because eval will reduce one escape
#
level
__cflags=
"
${__cflags
//
'
/\\
'
/
}
"
eval
$__cflags_name
=
\"
$__cflags
\"
fi
}
#
search through a list of given paths, try to find the required file
#
or directory, and if found then add full path of dirname file, or
#
directory, to the -L library list (including -Wl,-rpath) for LDFLAGS
#
and append to a user specified variable (__ldflags_name). If not
#
found, then nothing is done. If the option -p is present, then if
#
the search target is a directory, then the parent directory of the
#
directory is used for -L instead. The search target accepts bash
#
wildcards, and in this case the first match will be used.
add_lib_from_paths
() {
local
__parent_dir_only=false
if
[
$1
=
"
-p
"
]
;
then
__parent_dir_only=true
shift
fi
local
__ldflags_name=
$1
shift
local
__search_target=
$1
shift
local
__paths=
$@
local
__found_target=
"
"
local
__ldflags=
"
"
__found_target=
"
$(
find_in_paths
"
$__search_target
"
\
$__paths
)
"
if
[
"
$__found_target
"
!=
"
__FALSE__
"
]
;
then
if
[
-f
"
$__found_target
"
]
||
$__parent_dir_only
;
then
__found_target=
"
$(
dirname
"
$__found_target
"
)
"
fi
echo
"
Found lib directory
$__found_target
"
eval
__ldflags=
\$
"
${__ldflags_name}
"
__ldflags=
"
${__ldflags}
-L'
${__found_target}
' -Wl,-rpath,'
${__found_target}
'
"
#
remove possible duplicates
__ldflags=
"
$(
unique
$__ldflags
)
"
#
must escape all quotes again before the last eval, as
#
otherwise all quotes gets interpreted by the shell when
#
assigning to variable because eval will reduce one escape
#
level
__ldflags=
"
${__ldflags
//
'
/\\
'
/
}
"
eval
$__ldflags_name
=
\"
$__ldflags
\"
fi
}
#
check if environment variable is assigned and non-empty
#
https://serverfault.com/questions/7503/how-to-determine-if-a-bash-variable-is-empty
require_env
() {
local
__env_var_name=
$1
local
__env_var=
"
$(
eval
echo
\"\$
$__env_var_name
\"
)
"
if
[
-z
"
${__env_var+set}
"
]
;
then
report_error
"
requires environment variable
$__env_var_name
to work
"
return
1
fi
}
resolve_string
() {
local
__to_resolve=
$1
shift
local
__flags=
$@
echo
$(
"
${SCRIPTDIR}
/parse_if.py
"
$__flags
<<<
"
${__to_resolve}
"
)
}
#
check if a command is available
check_command
() {
local
__command=
${1}
if
[
$#
-eq
1 ]
;
then
local
__package=
${1}
elif
[
$#
-gt
1 ]
;
then
local
__package=
${2}
fi
if
$(
command -v
${__command}
>
/dev/null
2>&1
)
;
then
echo
"
path to
${__command}
is
$(
realpath
$(
command -v
${__command}
)
)
"
else
report_error
"
Cannot find
${__command}
, please check if the package
${__package}
is installed or in system search path
"
return
1
fi
}
#
check if directory exists
#
add more error msg by QuantumMisaka in 2025.03.19
check_dir
() {
local
__dir=
$1
if
[
-d
"
$__dir
"
]
;
then
echo
"
Found directory
$__dir
"
else
report_error
"
Cannot find
$__dir
, please check your --with-PKG input to march options: [system|install|no|(path/to/pkg)]
"
return
1
fi
}
#
check if a command has been installed correctly
check_install
() {
local
__command=
${1}
if
[
$#
-eq
1 ]
;
then
local
__package=
${1}
elif
[
$#
-gt
1 ]
;
then
local
__package=
${2}
fi
if
$(
command -v
${__command}
>
/dev/null
2>&1
)
;
then
echo
"
$(
basename
${__command}
)
is installed as
$(
command -v
${__command}
)
"
else
report_error
"
cannot find
${__command}
, please check if the package
${__package}
has been installed correctly
"
return
1
fi
}
#
check if a library can be found by ld, library names should in the
#
format -lname, which would then referred to libname.a or libname.so
#
by ld
check_lib
() {
local
__libname=
"
${1
#
-l}
"
if
[
$#
-eq
1 ]
;
then
local
__package=lib
"
$__libname
"
elif
[
$#
-gt
1 ]
;
then
local
__package=
$2
fi
#
Note that LD_LIBRARY_PATH is NOT used by ld during linking
#
stage, and is only used for searching to the shared libraries
#
required by the executable AFTER it has already been compiled, to
#
override its internal search paths built into the binary when it
#
was compiled. Here, we explicitly include the commonly defined
#
library search paths---including LD_LIBRARY_PATH---in the -L
#
search paths of ld. This is the only way ld can include
#
non-standard directories in its search path. If we use gcc
#
instead of ld for linker then we can use LIBRARY_PATH, which IS
#
used during link stage. However, I think using ld is more
#
general, as in most systems LIBRARY_PATH is rarely defined, and
#
we would have to rely on gcc.
local
__search_engine=
"
ld -o /dev/null
"
local
__search_paths=
"
$LIB_PATHS
"
#
convert a list of paths to -L<dir> list used by ld
__search_engine=
"
$__search_engine
$(
paths_to_ld
$__search_paths
)
"
#
needed the eval to interpret the quoted directories correctly (somehow)
if
(eval
$__search_engine
-l
$__libname
2>&1
|
grep -q -s
"
\-l
$__libname
"
)
;
then
#
if library not found, ld will return error message
#
containing the library name
report_error \
"
ld cannot find -l
$__libname
, please check if
$__package
is installed or in system search path
"
return
1
else
#
if library is found, then ld will return error message about
#
not able to find _start or _main symbol
echo
"
lib
$__libname
is found in ld search path
"
fi
}
#
check if a module is available for the current version of gfortran,
#
returns 0 if available and 1 if not
check_gfortran_module
() {
local
__module_name=
$1
local
__FC=
${FC
:-
gfortran}
cat
<<
EOF
|
$__FC
-c -o /dev/null -xf95 -ffree-form - > /dev/null 2>&1
PROGRAM check_gfortran_module
USE
${__module_name}
IMPLICIT NONE
PRINT *, "PASS"
END PROGRAM check_gfortran_module
EOF
}
#
check if a flag is allowed for the current version of
#
gfortran. returns 0 if allowed and 1 if not
check_gfortran_flag
() {
local
__flag=
$1
local
__FC=
${FC
:-
gfortran}
#
no need to do a full compilation, just -E -cpp would do for
#
checking flags
cat
<<
EOF
|
$__FC
-E -cpp
$__flag
-xf95 -ffree-form - > /dev/null 2>&1
PROGRAM test_code
IMPLICIT NONE
PRINT *, "PASS"
END PROGRAM test_code
EOF
}
#
check if a flag is allowed for the current version of
#
gcc. returns 0 if allowed and 1 if not
check_gcc_flag
() {
local
__flag=
$1
local
__CC=
${CC
:-
gcc}
#
no need to do a full compilation, just -E -cpp would do for
#
checking flags
cat
<<
EOF
|
$__CC
-E -cpp
$__flag
-xc - > /dev/null 2>&1
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("PASS\n");
}
EOF
}
#
check if a flag is allowed for the current version of
#
g++. returns 0 if allowed and 1 if not
check_gxx_flag
() {
local
__flag=
$1
local
__CXX=
${CXX
:-
g++}
#
no need to do a full compilation, just -E -cpp would do for
#
checking flags
cat
<<
EOF
|
$__CXX
-E -cpp
$__flag
-xc - > /dev/null 2>&1
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("PASS\n");
}
EOF
}
#
given a list of flags, only print out what is allowed by the current
#
version of gfortran
allowed_gfortran_flags
() {
local
__flags=
$@
local
__flag=
'
'
local
__result=
'
'
for
__flag
in
$__flags
;
do
if
(check_gfortran_flag
$__flag
)
;
then
[
-z
"
$__result
"
]
&&
__result=
"
$__flag
"
||
__result=
"
$__result
$__flag
"
fi
done
echo
$__result
}
#
given a list of flags, only print out what is allowed by the current
#
version of gcc
allowed_gcc_flags
() {
local
__flags=
$@
local
__flag=
'
'
local
__result=
'
'
for
__flag
in
$__flags
;
do
if
(check_gcc_flag
$__flag
)
;
then
[
-z
"
$__result
"
]
&&
__result=
"
$__flag
"
||
__result=
"
$__result
$__flag
"
fi
done
echo
$__result
}
#
given a list of flags, only print out what is allowed by the current
#
version of g++
allowed_gxx_flags
() {
local
__flags=
$@
local
__flag=
'
'
local
__result=
'
'
for
__flag
in
$__flags
;
do
if
(check_gxx_flag
$__flag
)
;
then
[
-z
"
$__result
"
]
&&
__result=
"
$__flag
"
||
__result=
"
$__result
$__flag
"
fi
done
echo
$__result
}
#
remove a directory to a given path
remove_path
() {
local
__path_name=
$1
local
__directory=
$2
local
__path=
"
$(
eval
echo
\$
$__path_name
)
"
#
must remove all the middle ones first before treating two ends,
#
otherwise there can be cases where not all __directory are
#
removed.
__path=
${__path
//:
$__directory
:/:
}
__path=
${__path
#
$__directory
:
}
__path=
${__path
%:
$__directory
}
__path=
$(
echo
"
$__path
"
|
sed
"
s:^
$__directory
\$
::g
"
)
eval
$__path_name
=
\"
$__path
\"
export
$__path_name
}
#
prepend a directory to a given path
prepend_path
() {
#
prepend directory to $path_name and then export path_name. If
#
the directory already exists in path, bring the directory to the
#
front of the list.
#
$1 is path name
#
$2 is directory
remove_path
"
$1
"
"
$2
"
eval
$1
=
\"
$2
\$
{
$1
:+
\"
:
\$
$1
\"
}
\"
eval
export
$1
}
#
append a directory to a given path
append_path
() {
#
append directory to $path_name and then export path_name. If
#
the directory already exists in path, bring the directory to the
#
back of the list.
#
$1 is path name
#
$2 is directory
remove_path
"
$1
"
"
$2
"
eval
$1
=
\"\$
{
$1
:+
\"\$
$1
:
\"
}
$2
\"
eval
export
$1
}
#
helper routine for reading --enable=* input options
read_enable
() {
local
__input_var=
"
${1
#*
=}
"
case
$__input_var
in
"
$1
"
)
#
if there is no "=" then treat as "yes"
echo
"
__TRUE__
"
;;
yes)
echo
"
__TRUE__
"
;;
no)
echo
"
__FALSE__
"
;;
*
)
echo
"
__INVALID__
"
;;
esac
}
#
helper routine for reading --with=* input options
read_with
() {
local
__input_var=
"
${1
#
--with
*
=}
"
case
$__input_var
in
"
${1}
"
)
#
if there is no "=" then treat as "install"
if
[
${
#
}
-gt
1 ]
;
then
echo
"
${2}
"
else
echo
"
__INSTALL__
"
fi
;;
install)
echo
"
__INSTALL__
"
;;
system)
echo
"
__SYSTEM__
"
;;
no)
echo
"
__DONTUSE__
"
;;
*
)
echo
"
${__input_var
//
\~
/
$HOME
}
"
;;
esac
}
#
helper routine to check integrity of downloaded files
checksum
() {
local
__filename=
$1
local
__sha256=
$2
local
__shasum_command=
'
sha256sum
'
#
check if we have sha256sum command, Mac OS X does not have
#
sha256sum, but has an equivalent with shasum -a 256
command
-v
"
$__shasum_command
"
>
/dev/null
2>&1
||
__shasum_command=
"
shasum -a 256
"
if
echo
"
$__sha256
$__filename
"
|
${__shasum_command}
--check
;
then
echo
"
Checksum of
$__filename
Ok
"
else
rm -v
${__filename}
report_error
"
Checksum of
$__filename
could not be verified, abort.
"
return
1
fi
}
#
downloader for the package tars, includes checksum
download_pkg_from_ABACUS_org
() {
#
usage: download_pkg_from_ABACUS_org sha256 filename
local
__sha256=
"
$1
"
local
__filename=
"
$2
"
local
__url=
"
https://www.cp2k.org/static/downloads/
$__filename
"
#
download
#
echo "wget ${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS} --quiet $__url"
#
if ! wget ${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS} --quiet $__url; then
echo
"
wget
${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS}
$__url
"
if
!
wget
${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS}
$__url
;
then
report_error
"
failed to download
$__url
"
recommend_offline_installation
$__filename
$__url
if
[
"
${PACK_RUN}
"
!=
"
__TRUE__
"
]
;
then
return
1
fi
fi
#
checksum
checksum
"
$__filename
"
"
$__sha256
"
}
download_pkg_from_url
() {
#
usage: download_pkg_from_url sha256 filename url
local
__sha256=
"
$1
"
#
if set to "--no-checksum", do not check checksum
local
__filename=
"
$2
"
local
__url=
"
$3
"
#
download
#
echo "wget ${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS} --quiet $__url -O $__filename"
#
if ! wget ${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS} --quiet $__url -O $__filename; then
echo
"
wget
${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS}
$__url
-O
$__filename
--no-check-certificate
"
if
!
wget
${DOWNLOADER_FLAGS}
$__url
-O
$__filename
--no-check-certificate
;
then
report_error
"
failed to download
$__url
"
recommend_offline_installation
$__filename
$__url
if
[
"
${PACK_RUN}
"
!=
"
__TRUE__
"
]
;
then
return
1
fi
fi
#
checksum
if
[
"
$__sha256
"
!=
"
--no-checksum
"
]
;
then
checksum
"
$__filename
"
"
$__sha256
"
fi
}
#
verify the checksums inside the given checksum file
verify_checksums
() {
local
__checksum_file=
$1
local
__shasum_command=
'
sha256sum
'
#
check if we have sha256sum command, Mac OS X does not have
#
sha256sum, but has an equivalent with shasum -a 256
command
-v
"
$__shasum_command
"
>
/dev/null
2>&1
||
__shasum_command=
"
shasum -a 256
"
${__shasum_command}
--check
"
${__checksum_file}
"
>
/dev/null
2>&1
}
#
write a checksum file $1 containing checksums for each given file $2, $3, ... (plus the $VERSION_FILE)
write_checksums
() {
local
__checksum_file=
$1
shift
#
remove output file from arguments to be able to pass them along properly quoted
local
__shasum_command=
'
sha256sum
'
#
check if we have sha256sum command, Mac OS X does not have
#
sha256sum, but has an equivalent with shasum -a 256
command
-v
"
$__shasum_command
"
>
/dev/null
2>&1
||
__shasum_command=
"
shasum -a 256
"
${__shasum_command}
"
${VERSION_FILE}
"
"
$@
"
>
"
${__checksum_file}
"
}
#
generate a filtered toolchain.env
write_toolchain_env
() {
local
__installdir=
$1
#
run the following in a subshell to not affect the currently running shell
#
we do not need to achieve complete filtering, it is sufficient to
#
remove problematic variables (TERM/TERMCAP/COLORTERM) which may trigger
#
'too many arguments' (since the environment vars are stored in the same memory block as command line arguments)
#
or which may not be valid anymore the next time the user runs the toolchain scripts,
#
like the proxy vars which may affect fetching tarballs
(
unset
COLORTERM DISPLAY EDITOR LESS LESSOPEN LOGNAME LS_COLORS PAGER
unset
TERM TERMCAP USER
unset
ftp_proxy http_proxy no_proxy
unset
GPG_AGENT_INFO SSH_AGENT_PID SSH_AUTH_SOCK SSH_CLIENT SSH_CONNECTION SSH_TTY
unset
LS_COLORS LS_OPTIONS
unset
STY WINDOW XAUTHORITY
unset
XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP XDG_RUNTIME_DIR XDG_SEAT XDG_SESSION_CLASS XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP XDG_SESSION_ID XDG_SESSION_TYPE XDG_VTNR XDG_CONFIG_DIRS XDG_DATA_DIRS
unset
DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS
export
-p
)
>
"
${__installdir}
/toolchain.env
"
}
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