-#!/usr/local/bin/perl
+#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
+
+# Modified by Steve Henson. It should now read in the .err
+# file and only add new error codes, retaining the old
+# numbers.
+
+# Before it re-sorted new codes and re-ordered the whole thing.
+# This is the motivation for the change: the re numbering caused large
+# patch files even if only one error or reason code was added.
+# To force regeneration of all error codes (the old behaviour) use the
+# -regen flag.
+
+$regen = 0;
while (@ARGV)
{
close(IN);
next;
}
+ elsif ($in =~ /^-regen/)
+ {
+ $regen = 1;
+ next;
+ }
open(IN,"<$in") || die "unable to open '$in'\n";
$last="";
{
if (/err\(([A-Z0-9]+_F_[0-9A-Z_]+)\s*,\s*([0-9A-Z]+_R_[0-9A-Z_]+)\s*\)/)
{
- if ($1 != $last)
- {
- if ($function{$1} == 0)
- {
- printf STDERR "$. $1 is bad\n";
- }
- }
+# Not sure what this was supposed to be for: it's broken anyway [steve]
+# if ($1 != $last)
+# {
+# if ($function{$1} == 0)
+# {
+# printf STDERR "$. $1 is bad\n";
+# }
+# }
$function{$1}++;
$last=$1;
$reason{$2}++;
@R=sort keys %reason;
foreach $j (sort keys %prefix)
{
+ next if !defined $errfile{$j};
next if $errfile{$j} eq "NONE";
printf STDERR "doing %-6s - ",$j;
+ @f=grep(/^${j}_/,@F);
+ @r=grep(/^${j}_/,@R);
if (defined($errfile{$j}))
{
+ read_errcodes($errfile{$j});
+ # Check to see if any new codes: if not ignore.
+ $new_codes = 0;
+ foreach (@f) {
+ if(!exists $func_codes{$_}) {
+ $new_codes = 1;
+ last;
+ }
+ }
+ if(!$new_codes) {
+ foreach (@r) {
+ if(!exists $reason_codes{$_}) {
+ $new_codes = 1;
+ last;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ if(!$new_codes) {
+ print STDERR "No New Codes\n";
+ next;
+ }
open(OUT,">$errfile{$j}") ||
die "unable to open '$errfile{$j}':$!\n";
$close_file=1;
}
else
{
+ $min_func = 100;
+ $min_reason = 100;
*OUT=*STDOUT;
- $close=0;
+ $close_file=0;
}
- @f=grep(/^${j}_/,@F);
- @r=grep(/^${j}_/,@R);
- $num=100;
+ $num=$min_func;
print OUT "/* Error codes for the $j functions. */\n\n";
print OUT "/* Function codes. */\n";
$f_count=0;
foreach $i (@f)
{
$z=6-int(length($i)/8);
- printf OUT "#define $i%s $num\n","\t" x $z;
- $num++;
+ if(exists $func_codes{$i}) {
+ printf OUT "#define $i%s $func_codes{$i}\n","\t" x $z;
+ } else {
+ printf OUT "#define $i%s $num\n","\t" x $z;
+ $num++;
+ }
$f_count++;
}
- $num=100;
+ $num=$min_reason;
print OUT "\n/* Reason codes. */\n";
$r_count=0;
foreach $i (@r)
{
$z=6-int(length($i)/8);
- if (defined($r_value{$i}))
- {
+ if (exists $reason_codes{$i}) {
+ printf OUT "#define $i%s $reason_codes{$i}\n","\t" x $z;
+ } elsif (exists $r_value{$i}) {
printf OUT "#define $i%s $r_value{$i}\n","\t" x $z;
- }
- else
- {
+ } else {
printf OUT "#define $i%s $num\n","\t" x $z;
$num++;
- }
+ }
$r_count++;
}
close(OUT) if $close_file;
printf STDERR "%3d functions, %3d reasons\n",$f_count,$r_count;
}
+# Read in the error codes and populate %function and %reason with the
+# old codes. Also define $min_func and $min_reason with the smallest
+# unused function and reason codes. Care is needed because the
+# config file can define larger reason codes and these should be
+# ignored.
+
+sub read_errcodes {
+$file = $_[0];
+$min_func = 100;
+$min_reason = 100;
+undef %func_codes;
+undef %reason_codes;
+return if ($regen);
+if (open IN, $file) {
+ while(<IN>) {
+ if(/^#define\s*(\S*)\s*(\S*)/) {
+ if (exists $function{$1} ) {
+ if($2 >= $min_func) {$min_func = $2 + 1;}
+ $func_codes{$1} = $2;
+ } elsif ((defined %reason) && exists $reason{$1}) {
+ $reason_codes{$1} = $2;
+ if( !(exists $r_value{$1}) &&
+ ($2 >= $min_reason))
+ {$min_reason = $2 + 1;}
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ close IN;
+}
+}