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#!/bin/sh
#
set -e
## This script is invoked by Xcode external targets.
##
## We must guarantee no jobserver is passed through since the file-descriptors
## have been clobbered by Xcode. If this is not done then make behaves as if
## it is allowed to run an infinite number of jobs.
##
MAKEFLAGS=
MFLAGS=
## re/configure if not configured by Xcode or if missing top-makefile
if [ $EXTERNAL_METHOD != 'xcode' -o ! -f $EXTERNAL_BUILD/GNUmakefile ]; then
## compute --arch value based on Xcode configuration naming convention
case "$CONFIGURATION" in
*.i386)
args="--arch=i386"
;;
*.x86_64)
args="--arch=x86_64"
;;
*.ppc)
args="--arch=ppc"
;;
*.ppc64)
args="--arch=ppc64"
;;
*)
args=
;;
esac
## invoke configure with (hidden) option which indicates conf performed by xcode
$EXTERNAL_SRC/configure --force --build=$EXTERNAL_BUILD --conf-method=xcode PATH=$PATH $args
fi
## safeguard against passing blank value which would result in unlimited jobs
if [ -z "$EXTERNAL_JOBS" ]; then
jobs=
else
jobs=--jobs=$EXTERNAL_JOBS
fi
spec="$TARGET_NAME:$ACTION"
echo "env specification: $spec"
## compute goals
case "$spec" in
contrib:clean)
goals=contrib.xclean
;;
contrib:*)
goals=contrib.install
;;
external:clean)
goals=clean
;;
external:*)
if [ -z "$EXTERNAL_GOALS" ]; then
goals=build
else
goals="$EXTERNAL_GOALS"
fi
vars="$EXTERNAL_VARS"
;;
libhb:clean)
goals=libhb.clean
;;
libhb:*)
goals=libhb.build
;;
*)
echo "ERROR: invalid env specification: $spec"
exit 1
;;
esac
## handoff
set -x
make -C $EXTERNAL_BUILD BUILD.method=xcode $jobs $goals $vars
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