ARSperl
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#
# Enable query profiling code (very little overhead).
# See ars_GetProfileInfo() call for details.
# Don't use this if you are compiling on _WIN32
#
# -DARS20
#
# If you are running ARS2.0.2 or anything less than 2.1, you should
# add -DARS20 to the DEFINE line.
#
# -DARS32
# If you are compiling against ARS 3.2 API libraries defined this
# because AdminExtension API routines were removed in as of
# the 3.2 release.
#
# -D_WIN32
#
# If you are compiling ARSperl under windows, define this
# and /don't/ define PROFILE.
#
# -DSKIP_SV_ISA (not automatically set)
#
# If you get errors during compilation/runtime similar to
# "undefined symbol: sv_isa" then add this define.
'DEFINE' => ${AUTODEFINES},
# 'DEFINE' => '-D_WIN32 ', # note: win32 -> no -DPROFILE
# if you have trouble under solaris when linking (bfd assertion
# failures) try uncommenting the following:
#
# 'LD' => "/usr/ccs/bin/ld",
# don't fiddle with this
'realclean' => {
'FILES' => 'support.h ARS/ar-h.pm ARS/arerrno-h.pm ARS/_h2ph_pre.ph t/config.cache serverTypeInfoHints.h *~ .purify '
}
);
makeTestConfig();
print "
Type 'make' (windows: 'nmake') to build ARSperl.
Type 'make test' to test ARSperl before installing.
Type 'make install' to install ARSperl.
";
exit 0;
# ROUTINE
# GenerateSupportDotH(template-file, includes-dir)
#
# DESCRIPTION
# this routine extracts some information from the
# "ar.h" file and generates some "type maps" which help
# us translate from code numbers to readable text.
sub GenerateSupportDotH {
my ($tmpl, $incdir) = (shift, shift);
my (@arh);
$incdir =~ s/^-I//g;
$incdir =~ s/^"//;
$incdir =~ s/"$//;
print "Generating support.h file..\n";
die "not a directory ($incdir): $!" if(! -d $incdir);
open(ARH, $incdir."/ar.h") || die "can't open $incdir/ar.h : $!";
@arh = <ARH>;
close(ARH);
open(FD, "> support.h") || die "can't open temporary file: $!";
open(TMPL, $tmpl) || die "can't open template ($tmpl): $!";
print FD "/* THIS FILE WAS AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED BY Makefile.PL */\n";
print FD "/* DO NOT EDIT */\n";
print FD "\n\n";
while(<TMPL>) {
if(/CHARMENUREFRESHCODETYPEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_MENU_REFRESH codes..\n";
my($line, $code);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_MENU_REFRESH.*/, @arh)) {
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_MENU_REFRESH_(\w+)/;
print FD " { $code, \t\t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
}
elsif(/CHARMENUDDTYPEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_CHAR_MENU_DD type codes..\n";
my($code, $line);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_CHAR_MENU_DD_.*/, @arh)) {
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_CHAR_MENU_(\w+)/;
last if ($1 eq "DD_DB_NAME");
print FD " { $code, \t\t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
}
elsif(/CHARMENUDDNAMEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_CHAR_MENU_DD name codes..\n";
my($code, $line);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_CHAR_MENU_DD_.*/, @arh)) {
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_CHAR_MENU_(\w+)/;
next if ($1 eq "DD_NONE");
next if ($1 eq "DD_FORM");
next if ($1 eq "DD_FIELD");
last if ($1 eq "DD_FORMAT_NONE");
print FD " { $code, \t\t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
}
elsif(/CHARMENUDDVALUEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_CHAR_MENU_DD value format..\n";
my($code, $line);
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}
}
elsif(/COMPARMTYPEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_COM_PARM codes..\n";
my($code, $line);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_COM_PARM.*/, @arh))
{
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_COM_PARM_(\w+)/;
print FD " { $code, \t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
}
elsif(/COMMETHODTYPEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_COM_METHOD codes..\n";
my($code, $line);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_COM_METHOD.*/, @arh))
{
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_COM_METHOD_(\w+)/;
print FD " { $code, \t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
}
elsif(/FILTERACTIONTYPEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_FILTER_ACTION codes..\n";
my($code, $line);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_FILTER_ACTION.*/, @arh))
{
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_FILTER_ACTION_(\w+)/;
print FD " { $code, \t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
}
elsif(/SIGNALTYPEMAP/) {
print "\tProcessing AR_SIGNAL codes..\n";
my($code, $line);
foreach $line (grep (/^\#define\s+AR_SIGNAL.*/, @arh))
{
$code = (split(/\s/, $line))[1];
print "\t\t$code\n" if $debug;
$code =~ /^AR_SIGNAL_(\w+)/;
print FD " { $code, \t\"\L$1\E\" },\n";
}
} else {
print FD $_;
}
}
close(TMPL);
close(FD);
print "\n";
}
sub makeTestConfig {
my ($SERVER, $USERNAME, $PASSWORD, $TCPPORT);
my ($S, $U, $P, $T) = ("", "", "", 0);
if(-e "./t/config.cache") {
do './t/config.cache';
$S = &CCACHE::SERVER;
$U = &CCACHE::USERNAME;
$P = &CCACHE::PASSWORD;
$T = &CCACHE::TCPPORT;
}
print "=== ARSperl 'make test' configuration. ===
Please enter the following information. This information will be
recorded in ./t/config.cache
If you want to skip the 'make test' step, just hit ENTER
three times. You can configure it later by either re-running
'perl Makefile.PL' or by editting ./t/config.cache
Fair warning: you probably don't want to run 'make test' against a
production ARSystem server.
";
( $SERVER, $USERNAME, $PASSWORD ) = ( '', '', '' );
print "Server Name [$S]: ";
chomp($SERVER = $ARSPERLTEST_SERVER || <STDIN>);
if($SERVER eq "") {
$SERVER = $S if ($S ne "");
}
print "Admin Username [$U]: ";
chomp($USERNAME = $ARSPERLTEST_USERNAME || <STDIN>);
if($USERNAME eq "") {
$USERNAME = $U if ($U ne "");
}
print "Admin Password [$P]: ";
chomp($PASSWORD = defined($ARSPERLTEST_PASSWORD) ? $ARSPERLTEST_PASSWORD : <STDIN>);
if($PASSWORD eq "") {
$PASSWORD = $P if ($P ne "");
}
print "TCP Port [$T]: ";
chomp($TCPPORT = defined($ARSPERLTEST_TCPPORT) ? $ARSPERLTEST_TCPPORT : <STDIN>);
if($TCPPORT eq "") {
$TCPPORT = $T if ($T ne "");
}
$TCPPORT = 0 if ! $TCPPORT;
#print "Storing $SERVER / $USERNAME / $PASSWORD ..\n";
open (FD, "> ./t/config.cache") || die "open failed: $!";
print FD "package CCACHE;\n";
print FD "\# enter your server, admin username and password below.\n\n";
print FD "sub SERVER { \"$SERVER\" ; }\n";
print FD "sub USERNAME { \"$USERNAME\" ; }\n";
print FD "sub PASSWORD { \"$PASSWORD\" ; }\n";
print FD "sub TCPPORT { $TCPPORT ; }\n";
print FD "1;\n";
close(FD);
}
#
# given a path to the Api directory, go find ar.h and parse the value
# of the AR_CURRENT_API_VERSION #define and return it.
# if the path to ar.h is, e.g.,
# c:\Program Files\ARSystem6.0.1\Arserver\Api\include\ar.h
# then this method wants an appropriately quoted
# c:\Program Files\ARSystem6.0.1\Arserver\Api
# as its first arg
#
sub findAPIVersion {
my $path_to_api_dir = shift;
my $ar_fname = join('/', $path_to_api_dir, 'include', 'ar.h');
open ($ar_fh, '<'. $ar_fname) or
die "couldn't open ar.h include file from: \"$ar_fname\": $!\n";
my $api_version = undef;
# the line we want to parse looks like:
#
##define AR_CURRENT_API_VERSION 10 /* current api version */
while (<$ar_fh>) {
chomp;
if (m/^\s*#define\s*AR_CURRENT_API_VERSION\s*(\d+)/) {
$api_version = $1;
last;
}
}
close $ar_fh;
return $api_version;
}
#
# given an API version from above, return the minimum server version
# that supports it.
# That is, if an API version is supported by multiple releases of the
# AR System Server, we return the chronologically first version
# since compiling against that version will have been the first
# time we have arsperl will have to change to support the API change.
#
# this whole strategy of deriving the server version from the api version
# presumes that we won't have to distinguish between releases of the
# same api version, which may or may not be correct.
#
# the api version can be the main variable arsperl uses to adjust
# itself however.
#
sub serverReleaseFromAPIVersion {
my $api_version = shift;
# keys are server releases converted to floating point numbers;
# values are the api version that release produced.
# add more values to this table as needed.
my $rh_api_version_table =
{
4.5 => 7,
4.51 => 7,
4.52 => 7,
5.0 => 8,
5.01 => 8,
5.1 => 9,
5.11 => 9,
5.12 => 9,
6.0 => 10,
6.01 => 10,
6.3 => 11,
};
my @api_list = ();
# make a sorted list from the api version / server release values
# that match our api version.
while (($server_rel, $api) = each %{$rh_api_version_table}) {
if ($api_version == $api) {
push @api_list, $server_rel;
}
}
# make sure the values are treated as numbers during the sort
my @sorted = sort { ($a + 0) <=> ($b + 0) }@api_list;
return $sorted[0];
}
sub findArLibs {
my $path_to_api_dir = shift;
my $cwd = getcwd();
my $ar_lib_dir = join('/', $path_to_api_dir, 'lib');
chdir($ar_lib_dir);
# we want all of the files that end in .lib on win32
my @libs = <*.lib>;
chdir($cwd);
return \@libs;
}
sub ARS_VERSION_45 { 7; }
sub ARS_VERSION_50 { 8; }
sub ARS_VERSION_51 { 9; }
sub ARS_VERSION_60 { 10; }
sub ARS_VERSION_63 { 11; }
sub ARS_VERSION_70 { 12; }
sub ARS_VERSION_71 { 13; }
sub ARS_VERSION_75 { 14; }
sub ARS_VERSION_760 { 15; }
sub ARS_VERSION_762 { 16; }
sub ARS_VERSION_763 { 17; }
sub ARS_VERSION_764 { 18; }
sub ARS_VERSION_80 { 19; }
sub ARS_VERSION_81 { 20; }
## @Devs: set the following constant always to the latest version supported by ARSPerl
sub ARS_MAX_API { ARS_VERSION_81; }
sub ARSVersionString {
my $APIVersionID = shift;
my $api2Version = {
&ARS_VERSION_45 => '4.5',
&ARS_VERSION_50 => '5.0',
&ARS_VERSION_51 => '5.1',
&ARS_VERSION_60 => '6.0',
&ARS_VERSION_63 => '6.3',
&ARS_VERSION_70 => '7.0',
&ARS_VERSION_71 => '7.1',
&ARS_VERSION_75 => '7.5',
&ARS_VERSION_760 => '7.6',
&ARS_VERSION_762 => '7.6',
&ARS_VERSION_763 => '7.6.03',
&ARS_VERSION_764 => '7.6.04',
&ARS_VERSION_80 => '8.0',
&ARS_VERSION_81 => '8.1',
};
if ($APIVersionID > ARS_MAX_API) { return "Unsupported API-Version: (using " . $api2Version{ARS_MAX_API} . ")"; }
if (!$APIVersionID || $APIVersionID < ARS_VERSION_45) { return "Unsupported API version!"; }
return $api2Version->{$APIVersionID};
};
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