termux-packages/build-all.sh
Fredrik Fornwall 41cc3653aa Enable dependency checks for out-of-tree packages
When building an out-of-tree package, as in
	./build-package.sh path/to/my-package.sh
dependency checks now works.
2017-11-04 01:18:32 +01:00

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#!/bin/bash
# build-all.sh - script to build all packages with a build order specified by buildorder.py
set -e -u -o pipefail
# Read settings from .termuxrc if existing
test -f $HOME/.termuxrc && . $HOME/.termuxrc
: ${TERMUX_TOPDIR:="$HOME/.termux-build"}
: ${TERMUX_ARCH:="aarch64"}
_show_usage () {
echo "Usage: ./build-all.sh [-a ARCH]"
echo "Build all packages. ARCH is one of aarch64 (default), arm, i686 or x86_64."
exit 1
}
while getopts :a:hdDs option; do
case "$option" in
a) TERMUX_ARCH="$OPTARG";;
h) _show_usage;;
esac
done
shift $((OPTIND-1))
if [ "$#" -ne 0 ]; then _show_usage; fi
if [[ ! "$TERMUX_ARCH" =~ ^(aarch64|arm|i686|x86_64)$ ]]; then
echo "ERROR: Invalid arch '$TERMUX_ARCH'" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
BUILDSCRIPT=`dirname $0`/build-package.sh
BUILDALL_DIR=$TERMUX_TOPDIR/_buildall-$TERMUX_ARCH
BUILDORDER_FILE=$BUILDALL_DIR/buildorder.txt
BUILDSTATUS_FILE=$BUILDALL_DIR/buildstatus.txt
if [ -e $BUILDORDER_FILE ]; then
echo "Using existing buildorder file: $BUILDORDER_FILE"
else
mkdir -p $BUILDALL_DIR
./scripts/buildorder.py > $BUILDORDER_FILE
fi
if [ -e $BUILDSTATUS_FILE ]; then
echo "Continuing build-all from: $BUILDSTATUS_FILE"
fi
exec > >(tee -a $BUILDALL_DIR/ALL.out)
exec 2> >(tee -a $BUILDALL_DIR/ALL.err >&2)
trap "echo ERROR: See $BUILDALL_DIR/\${package}.err" ERR
for package_path in `cat $BUILDORDER_FILE`; do
package=`basename $package_path`
# Check build status (grepping is a bit crude, but it works)
if [ -e $BUILDSTATUS_FILE ] && grep "^$package\$" $BUILDSTATUS_FILE >/dev/null; then
echo "Skipping $package"
continue
fi
echo -n "Building $package... "
BUILD_START=`date "+%s"`
bash -x $BUILDSCRIPT -a $TERMUX_ARCH -s $package \
> $BUILDALL_DIR/${package}.out 2> $BUILDALL_DIR/${package}.err
BUILD_END=`date "+%s"`
BUILD_SECONDS=$(( $BUILD_END - $BUILD_START ))
echo "done in $BUILD_SECONDS"
# Update build status
echo "$package" >> $BUILDSTATUS_FILE
done
# Update build status
rm -f $BUILDSTATUS_FILE
echo "Finished"