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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
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#pragma ident	"%Z%%M%	%I%	%E% SMI"


#
# Generate a revision number for the sgs linker components, based
# on usr/src/cmd/sgs/packages/common/SUNWonld-README.
#
#	usage: readme_revision [-d] [readme-file]
#
# This revision number used to be the SCCS revision id for that file,
# in the form 1.xxx (where xxx was the revision). There were two benefits:
#
#	(1) You could examine the sccs revision log to determine the CR
#		of the putback that created the revision.
#	(2) The revisions were monotonically increasing.
#
# In order to remove the hard wired dependence on sccs, this script generates
# a replacement revision number, by returning the string '1.xxx', where
# xxx is an integer giving the number of unique CR lines found in the file.
# This means that the revision goes up by one for each CR we fix, which
# makes intutive sense, and is similar to the way the SCCS revision worked.
#
# If this is a debug/development build (-d option), then we include
# additional information at the end of the revision:
#
#	- Workspace name
#	- user
#	- CR # of last item in the readme file
#	- date,
#
# This extra information is useful when we need to identify SUNWonld
# linker packages in the field, and provides the information previously
# supplied by (1) above.
#

use vars qw($script $usage $readme $cnt);
use vars qw($debug $last_cr $wsname $date);

# Use the basename of the name we're invoked under as the script name
@_ = split /\//, $0;
$script = $_[$#_];
$usage = "usage: $script [-d] [readme-file]\n";

$debug = 0;
# Process the options
while ((scalar(@ARGV) > 0) && ($_ = $ARGV[0],/^-/)) {
  ARG: {
	if (/^-d$/) {
		$debug = 1;
		last ARG;
	}


      # If it gets here, the option is unknown.
      die $usage;
  }
    shift;
}

# Plain argument
$cnt = scalar @ARGV;
{
	if ($cnt == 0) {
		$readme = 'SUNWonld-README';
		next;
	}

	if ($cnt == 1) {
		$readme = $ARGV[0];
		next;
	}

	die $usage;
}


open(FILE, $readme) || die "$script: Unable to open $readme\n";

# At the date this script was put into service, the SCCS revision
# of SUNWonld-README was 1.627, and SUNWonld-README had 588 unique
# CRs. Revisions are supposed to always increase monotonically, so
# we add 1000 to the number of unique CRs.
#
# This means that any linker with a version <1000 was built using
# the SCCS revision, and any linker with version >=1000 was built
# with this script.
$cnt = 1000;

while ($_ = <FILE>) {
	chomp $_;

	# If the line starts with a number, it is taken as a CR.
	if ($_ =~ /^(\d+)\s/) {
		$cnt++;
		$last_cr = $1;
	}
}
close FILE;

# If this is a standard build, the revision # is all we want
if ($debug == 0) {
	print "1.$cnt\n";
	exit 0;
}

# For debug mode, add diagnostic data
#
($wsname = $ENV{'CODEMGR_WS'}) ne '' || ($wsname = 'unknown');
@wsname = split /\//, $wsname;
$wsname = $wsname[$#wsname];

$date = `date +%m/%d/%y`;

print "1.$cnt:$wsname-$ENV{USER}-$last_cr-$date\n";

exit 0;