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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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#set -x
src=$1
dest=$2
# Verify that arguments were provided
if [ -z "${src}" -o -z "${dest}" ]; then
echo "Missing src and/or dest arguments"
exit 1
fi
# Check if something already exists at the destination path replace it with
# the new link (which might be different). Note that we check for the
# the link (-h) before we check for existence (-e) because a bad link will
# report that it does not exist.
if [ -h "${dest}" ]; then
# If the link is already created (and matches the request) do nothing
if [ "$(readlink ${dest})" = "${src}" ]; then
exit 0
fi
# Otherwise, remove the link
rm -f "${dest}"
else
# If the path exists and is a directory that contains the "fake link"
# mark, then treat it like a soft link (i.e., remove the directory)
if [ -d "${dest}" -a -f "${dest}/.fakelnk" ]; then
rm -rf "${dest}"
else
# Does anything exist at the destination path?
if [ -e "${dest}" ]; then
# It is something else (like a file) or directory that does
# not contain the "fake link" mark
echo "${dest} already exists but is not a symbolic link"
exit 1
fi
fi
fi
# Verify that a directory exists at the source path
if [ ! -d "${src}" ]; then
echo "No directory at ${src}"
exit 1
fi
# Create the soft link
ln -s "${src}" "${dest}" || \
{ echo "Failed to create link: $dest" ; exit 1 ; }
# Verify that the link was created
if [ -e ${dest} ] && [ -h ${dest} ]; then
Improve dependencies for `dirlinks`. This PR updates the dependencies for `dirlinks` so they're all real files. This allows `dirlinks` rule to not have to be rerun every time. This PR also changes the name from `dirlinks` to `.dirlinks`, since a file named `.dirlinks` is created to denote that all symlinks have been created Changes: * tools/link.sh * link.sh now detects broken symlinks. Previously, it would return `0` if the symlink existed, but didn't point to anything. * tools/Makefile.unix * Added dependencies to symlinks as order-only prerequisites. See https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Prerequisite-Types.html * Removed `touch` from symlink recipes by specifying them as order only prerequisites. * Check Kconfig variables before adding directories as symlinks * Added rule for `$(TOPDIR)/arch/dummy/Kconfig` * Added rule for `$(ARCH_SRC)/board/board` * Added pattern rule (similar to `CONTEXTDIRS_DEPS`) for external folder dirlink dependencies * Use $(APPDIR) instead of $(CONFIG_APPS_DIR), since on line 64 $(APPDIR) is validated and `realpath` is called on the path * Added a rule `clean_dirlinks` to cleanup the symlinks in the correct order * .gitignore * Added ignore rule for `.dirlinks` Testing Step 1: configure nuttx: ``` $ (cd tools && ./configure.sh -a ../incubator-nuttx-apps stm32f3discovery:nsh) ``` part of the configure step ends up calling `.dirlinks`. Step 2: We can confirm that `.dirlinks` doesn't need to be run again by running with the question flag: `--question` ``` $ make .dirlinks --question $ echo $? 0 ``` Step 3: confirm `make` succeeds. ``` make ```
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# The file exists and is a symlink (i.e. the symlink isn't broken)
exit 0
else
# The MSYS 'ln' command actually does a directory copy
if [ -d ${dest} ]; then
# Create the .fakelnk for unlink.sh
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touch ${dest}/.fakelnk
Improve dependencies for `dirlinks`. This PR updates the dependencies for `dirlinks` so they're all real files. This allows `dirlinks` rule to not have to be rerun every time. This PR also changes the name from `dirlinks` to `.dirlinks`, since a file named `.dirlinks` is created to denote that all symlinks have been created Changes: * tools/link.sh * link.sh now detects broken symlinks. Previously, it would return `0` if the symlink existed, but didn't point to anything. * tools/Makefile.unix * Added dependencies to symlinks as order-only prerequisites. See https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Prerequisite-Types.html * Removed `touch` from symlink recipes by specifying them as order only prerequisites. * Check Kconfig variables before adding directories as symlinks * Added rule for `$(TOPDIR)/arch/dummy/Kconfig` * Added rule for `$(ARCH_SRC)/board/board` * Added pattern rule (similar to `CONTEXTDIRS_DEPS`) for external folder dirlink dependencies * Use $(APPDIR) instead of $(CONFIG_APPS_DIR), since on line 64 $(APPDIR) is validated and `realpath` is called on the path * Added a rule `clean_dirlinks` to cleanup the symlinks in the correct order * .gitignore * Added ignore rule for `.dirlinks` Testing Step 1: configure nuttx: ``` $ (cd tools && ./configure.sh -a ../incubator-nuttx-apps stm32f3discovery:nsh) ``` part of the configure step ends up calling `.dirlinks`. Step 2: We can confirm that `.dirlinks` doesn't need to be run again by running with the question flag: `--question` ``` $ make .dirlinks --question $ echo $? 0 ``` Step 3: confirm `make` succeeds. ``` make ```
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exit 0
else
Improve dependencies for `dirlinks`. This PR updates the dependencies for `dirlinks` so they're all real files. This allows `dirlinks` rule to not have to be rerun every time. This PR also changes the name from `dirlinks` to `.dirlinks`, since a file named `.dirlinks` is created to denote that all symlinks have been created Changes: * tools/link.sh * link.sh now detects broken symlinks. Previously, it would return `0` if the symlink existed, but didn't point to anything. * tools/Makefile.unix * Added dependencies to symlinks as order-only prerequisites. See https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Prerequisite-Types.html * Removed `touch` from symlink recipes by specifying them as order only prerequisites. * Check Kconfig variables before adding directories as symlinks * Added rule for `$(TOPDIR)/arch/dummy/Kconfig` * Added rule for `$(ARCH_SRC)/board/board` * Added pattern rule (similar to `CONTEXTDIRS_DEPS`) for external folder dirlink dependencies * Use $(APPDIR) instead of $(CONFIG_APPS_DIR), since on line 64 $(APPDIR) is validated and `realpath` is called on the path * Added a rule `clean_dirlinks` to cleanup the symlinks in the correct order * .gitignore * Added ignore rule for `.dirlinks` Testing Step 1: configure nuttx: ``` $ (cd tools && ./configure.sh -a ../incubator-nuttx-apps stm32f3discovery:nsh) ``` part of the configure step ends up calling `.dirlinks`. Step 2: We can confirm that `.dirlinks` doesn't need to be run again by running with the question flag: `--question` ``` $ make .dirlinks --question $ echo $? 0 ``` Step 3: confirm `make` succeeds. ``` make ```
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echo "Error: link at ${dest} not created."
exit 1
fi
fi