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sub coresetup() |
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{ |
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my $self=shift; |
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my ($toolname, $toolversion, $toolfile) = @_; |
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my ($toolname, $toolversion, $toolfile, $force) = @_; |
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my ($toolcheck, $toolparser); |
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print "\n"; |
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} $self->rawtools(); |
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# Tool not known so we create a new ToolParser object and parse it: |
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if ($toolcheck != 1) |
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if ($toolcheck != 1 || $force == 1) |
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$toolparser = BuildSystem::ToolParser->new(); |
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# We only want to store the stuff relevant for one particular version: |
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$toolparser->parse($toolname, $toolversion, $toolfile); |
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# Store the ToolParser object in the cache: |
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$self->store($toolparser); |
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print "\nFile $toolfile reparsed (modified)","\n",if ($ENV{SCRAM_DEBUG}); |
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} |
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# Next, set up the tool: |
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my ($arealocation, $toolname, $toolversion, $toolurl) = @_; |
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my ($urlcache, $url, $filename, $tfname); |
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my $toolfile; |
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my $force = 0; # we may have to force a reparse of a tool file |
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$toolname =~ tr[A-Z][a-z]; |
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$toolversion ||= $self->defaultversion($toolname); |
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if ($proto eq 'file') |
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{ |
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# Check to see if there is a ~ and substitute the user |
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# home directory if there is: |
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my ($urlpath) = ($urlv =~ m|^\~/(.*)$|); |
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$urlv = $ENV{HOME}."/".$urlpath; |
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# home directory if there is (file:~/xyz): |
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if (my ($urlpath) = ($urlv =~ m|^\~/(.*)$|)) |
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{ |
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$urlv = $ENV{HOME}."/".$urlpath; |
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} |
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elsif (my ($urlpath) = ($urlv =~ m|^\./(.*)$|)) |
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{ |
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# Relative to current directory (file:./xyz): |
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use Cwd qw(&cwd); |
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$urlv = cwd()."/".$urlpath; |
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} |
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# If the tool url is a file and the file exists, |
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# copy it to .SCRAM/InstalledTools and set the |
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# filename accordingly: |
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copy($urlv, $filename); |
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my $mode = 0644; chmod $mode, $filename; |
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$toolfile=$filename; |
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# Here we must account for the fact that the file tool doc may be |
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# a modified version of an existing tool in the current config. we |
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# make sure that this file is reparsed, even if there is already a |
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# ToolParser object for the tool: |
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$force = 1; |
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} |
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else |
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{ |
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$::scram->scramerror("Unable to set up $toolname from URL $toolurl-- $urlv does not exist!"); |
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$::scram->scramerror("Unable to set up $toolname from URL \"$toolurl\" - $urlv does not exist!"); |
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} |
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} |
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elsif ($proto eq 'http') |
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# Download from WWW first: |
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use LWP::Simple qw(&getstore); |
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my $http_response_val = &getstore($toolurl, $filename); |
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# Check the HTTP status. If doc not found, exit: |
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if ($http_response_val != 200) |
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{ |
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} |
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# Run the core setup routine: |
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$self->coresetup($toolname, $toolversion, $toolfile); |
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$self->coresetup($toolname, $toolversion, $toolfile,$force); |
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return $self; |
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} |
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