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   Copyright (C) 2008-2011, Gabriel Dos Reis.
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*/

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "open-axiom.h"

namespace OpenAxiom {

/* The basename of the file holding the OpenAxiom core executable.  */
#define OPENAXIOM_CORE_EXECUTABLE \
   "AXIOMsys" OPENAXIOM_EXEEXT

/* The basename of the file holding the session manager executable.  */
#define OPENAXIOM_SMAN_EXECUTABLE \
   "sman" OPENAXIOM_EXEEXT

/* Path to the OpenAxiom executable core, relative to
   OPENAXIOM_ROOT_DIRECTORY, or to the system root directory as specified
   on command line.  */
#define OPENAXIOM_CORE_PATH \
   "/bin/" OPENAXIOM_CORE_EXECUTABLE

#define OPENAXIOM_GUI_SUBPATH \
   "/bin/" OPENAXIOM_GUI_EXECUTABLE

#define OPENAXIOM_GUI_EXECUTABLE \
   "gui" OPENAXIOM_EXEEXT

/* Path to the session manager, relative to OPENAXIOM_ROOT_DIRECTORY,
   or to the system root directory as specified on command line.  */
#define OPENAXIOM_SMAN_PATH \
   "/bin/" OPENAXIOM_SMAN_EXECUTABLE

/* Name of the entry point for Lisp-based OpenAxiom.  */
#define OPENAXIOM_LISP_CORE_ENTRY_POINT \
   "|AxiomCore|::|topLevel|"

   // -- Arguments --
   Arguments::Arguments(int n) : std::vector<char*>(n > 0 ? n + 1 : 0)
   { }

   int Arguments::size() const {
      return empty() ? 0 : std::vector<char*>::size() - 1;
   }
   
   void Arguments::allocate(int n) {
      resize(n + 1);
   }

   char* const* Arguments::data() const {
      return &*begin();
   };

   // -- Command --
   Command::Command()
         : core(),
           rt_args(),
           root_dir(),
           exec_path()
   { }

   static const char*
   get_suffix(const char* first, const char* last, const char* seq) {
      for (; first < last; ++first, ++seq)
         if (*first != *seq)
            return 0;
      return seq;
   }
   
   // -- Return non-null if `lhs' is a prefix of `rhs'.  When non-null
   // -- the pointer points to the '=' character that starts of the
   // -- value supplied to the argument.
   template<int N>
   const char* is_prefix(const char (&lhs)[N], const char* rhs) {
      for (int i = 0; i < N - 1; ++i)
         if (lhs[i] != rhs[i])
            return 0;
      return rhs + N - 1;
   }

   const char*
   option_value(const Command* command, const char* opt) {
      const size_t n = strlen(opt);
      for (int i = 1; i < command->core.argc; ++i) {
         const char* arg = command->core.argv[i];
         if (strlen(arg) < n)
            continue;
         if(const char* val = get_suffix(opt, opt + n, arg)) {
            if (*val++ == '=')
               return val;
            break;
         }
      }
      return 0;
   }
   
/* Return a path to the running system, either as specified on command
   line through --system=, or as specified at configuration time.  */
const char*
get_systemdir(int argc, char* argv[])
{
   int i;

   /* Root directory specified on command line takes precedence
      over location specified at configuration time.  */
   for (i = 1; i < argc; ++i)
      if (strcmp("--", argv[i]) == 0)
         break;
      else if (strncmp("--system=", argv[i], sizeof("--system=") - 1) == 0) {
         return argv[i] + sizeof ("--system=") - 1;
      }

   /* Command line did not change the system location to use.
      Return what was computed at configuration time.  */
   return OPENAXIOM_ROOT_DIRECTORY;
}

/* Return the path to `driver'. */
static const char*
get_driver_subpath(Driver driver)
{
   switch (driver) {
   case Driver::sman:
      return OPENAXIOM_SMAN_PATH;

   case Driver::gui:
      return OPENAXIOM_GUI_SUBPATH;

   case Driver::script:
   case Driver::compiler:
   case Driver::core:
   case Driver::translator:
   case Driver::linker:
      return OPENAXIOM_CORE_PATH;

   default:
      abort();
   }
}


/* Return a path for PROG specified as a relative path to PREFIX.  */
const char*
make_path_for(const char* prefix, Driver driver)
{
   const int prefix_length = strlen(prefix);
   const char* prog = get_driver_subpath(driver);
   char* execpath = (char*) malloc(prefix_length + strlen(prog) + 1);
   strcpy(execpath, prefix);
   strcpy(execpath + prefix_length, prog);
   return execpath;
}

/* Build arguments, if any, to be supplied to the runtime system
   of `driver'.  */
void
build_rts_options(Command* command, Driver driver)
{
   switch (driver) {
   case Driver::config:
   case Driver::sman:
   case Driver::gui:
   case Driver::execute:
   case Driver::unknown:
   case Driver::core:
      break;

   case Driver::compiler:
   case Driver::script:
   case Driver::translator:
   case Driver::linker:
      switch (OPENAXIOM_BASE_RTS) {
      case Runtime::gcl:
         command->rt_args.allocate(3);
         command->rt_args[0] = (char*) "-batch";
         command->rt_args[1] = (char*) "-eval";
         command->rt_args[2] =
            (char*) ("(" OPENAXIOM_LISP_CORE_ENTRY_POINT ")");
         break;

      case Runtime::sbcl:
         command->rt_args.allocate(6);
         command->rt_args[0] = (char*) "--noinform";
         command->rt_args[1] = (char*) "--end-runtime-options";
         command->rt_args[2] = (char*) "--noprint";
         command->rt_args[3] = (char*) "--no-sysinit";
         command->rt_args[4] = (char*) "--no-userinit";
         command->rt_args[5] = (char*) "--end-toplevel-options";
         break;

      case Runtime::clozure:
         command->rt_args.allocate(2);
         command->rt_args[0] = (char*) "--no-init";
         command->rt_args[1] = (char*) "--batch";
         break;

      case Runtime::clisp:
         command->rt_args.allocate(2);
         command->rt_args[0] = (char*) "--quiet";
         command->rt_args[1] = (char*) "-norc";
         break;
         
      case Runtime::ecl:
         command->rt_args.allocate(2);
         command->rt_args[0] = (char*) "-q";
         command->rt_args[1] = (char*) "-norc";
         break;

      default:
         abort();
      }
      break;

   default:
      abort();
   }
}

// Return a description of the driver to invokve by default.
static Driver default_driver(bool explicit_no_gui) {
   if (OPENAXIOM_USE_SMAN)
      return Driver::sman;
   else if (OPENAXIOM_USE_GUI and not explicit_no_gui)
      return Driver::gui;
   else
      return Driver::core;
}


static void print_line(const char* line) {
   fputs(line, stdout);
   fputc('\n', stdout);
}

/* Print OpenAxiom version information.  */
static void print_version(void) {
   print_line(PACKAGE_STRING);
}

/* Print OpenAxiom invokation syntax (e.g. options) on standard
   output stream.  */

static void print_usage(void) {
   print_line("Usage: open-axiom [options] [file]");
   print_line("General options:");
   print_line("  --help           Print this information and exit.");
   print_line("  --version        Print OpenAxiom version and exit.");
   print_line("  --script         Execute the file argument as a Spad script.");
   print_line("                   If specified, this option should be last before file argument.");
   print_line("  --compile        Invoke the compiler on the file argument.");
   print_line("                   If specified, this option should be last before file argument.");
   print_line("  --server         Start the Superman as master process.");
   print_line("  --no-server      Do not start Superman as master process.");
   print_line("");
   print_line("Superman options:");
   print_line("  --no-gui         Do not start the Graphics or HyperDoc components.");
   print_line("  --graph          Start the Graphics component.  This option is meaningful");
   print_line("                   only if OpenAxiom was built with graphics support.");
   print_line("  --no-graph       Do not start the Graphics component.");
   print_line("  --hyperdoc       Start the HyperDoc component.  This option is meaningful");
   print_line("                   only if OpenAxiom was built with graphics support.");
   print_line("  --no-hyperdoc    Do not start the HyperDoc component.");
   print_line("  --execute cmd args  execute `cmd' with arguments `args'");
              
   print_line("");
   print_line("Compiler options:");
   print_line("  --optimize=<n>   Set compiler optimization level to <n>, a natural number.");
   print_line("");
   print_line("If invoked without options and without an input file "
              "OpenAxiom will start as an interative program with Superman"
              " as the master process, the majority of uses.  If invoked "
              "with a file as single argument, OpenAxiom assumes the file is a Spad "
              "script and will attempt to execute it as such.");
   print_line("");
   print_line("Submit bug report to " PACKAGE_BUGREPORT);
}

   // Map a option to the driver that implement that action.
   struct DriverMap {
      const char* action;
      const Driver driver;
   };

   static const DriverMap driver_table[] = {
      { "--script", Driver::script },
      { "--compile", Driver::compiler },
      { "--translate", Driver::compiler },
      { "--build-databases", Driver::compiler },
      { "--build-initdb", Driver::core },
      { "--make", Driver::linker },
   };

   // Obtain the driver that implement a specific action requested
   // on command line.
   static Driver
   option_driver(const char* opt) {
      for (int i = 0; i < length(driver_table); ++i)
         if (strcmp(opt, driver_table[i].action) == 0)
            return driver_table[i].driver;
      return Driver::unknown;
   }
   
/* Determine driver to be used for executing `command'.  */
Driver
preprocess_arguments(Command* command, int argc, char** argv)
{
   int i;
   int other = 1;
   int files = 0;
   Driver driver = Driver::unknown;
   bool explicit_no_gui = false; // True if --no-gui explicitly specified.

   command->root_dir = get_systemdir(argc, argv);
   for (i = 1; i < argc; ++i)
      if(strcmp(argv[i], "--no-server") == 0)
         driver = Driver::core;
      else if (strcmp(argv[i], "--server") == 0)
         driver = Driver::sman;
      else if (strcmp(argv[i], "--gui") == 0)
         driver = Driver::gui;
      else if (strcmp(argv[i], "--config") == 0)
         driver = Driver::config;
      else if (strcmp(argv[i], "--execute") == 0) {
         driver = Driver::execute;
         break;
      }
      else if (strcmp(argv[i], "--help") == 0) {
         print_usage();
         driver = Driver::null;
         break;
      }
      else if (strcmp(argv[i], "--version") == 0) {
         print_version();
         driver = Driver::null;
         break;
      }
      else if (const char* val = is_prefix("--execpath=", argv[i])) {
            command->exec_path = val;
      }
      else {
         /* Apparently we will invoke the Core system; we need to
            pass on this option.  */
         const Driver d = option_driver(argv[i]);
         if (d != Driver::unknown)
            driver = d;
         else {
            /* Maybe option for the driver.  */
	    if (argv[i][0] == '-') {
               // this is awkward to handle here since it supposed
               // to go to Superman.  FIXME when sman is gone.
               if (strcmp(argv[i], "--no-gui") == 0)
                  explicit_no_gui = true;
	    }
            else if (strlen(argv[i]) > 0)
               /* Assume a file.  */
               ++files;
            else 
               /* Silly.  */
               continue;
         }
         /* Save it for the core executable.  */
         argv[other++] = argv[i];
      }

   /* Determine argument vector.  */
   if (driver == Driver::execute) {
      command->core.argc = argc - i - 1;
      command->core.argv = argv + i + 1;
   }
   else {
      command->core.argc = other;
      command->core.argv = argv;
   }

   if (driver != Driver::null) {
      /* If we have a file but not instructed to compile, assume
         we are asked to interpret a script.  */
      if (files > 0)
         switch (driver) {
         case Driver::unknown:
         case Driver::sman:
         case Driver::gui:
            command->core.argc += 1;
            command->core.argv =
               (char**) malloc((other + 2) * sizeof(char*));
            command->core.argv[0] = argv[0];
            command->core.argv[1] = (char*) "--script";
            for (i = 0; i < other; ++i)
               command->core.argv[2 + i] = argv[1 + i];
            driver = Driver::script;
            break;
         default:
            /* Driver specified by user.  */
            break;
         }
      else if (driver == Driver::unknown)
         driver = default_driver(explicit_no_gui);
      command->core.argv[command->core.argc] = NULL;
      
      build_rts_options(command, driver);
   }
   return driver;
}

   // Return a pointer to the path to the program to execute, as
   // specified by `command' and `driver'.
   static const char*
   executable_path(const Command* command, Driver driver) {
      return command->exec_path != 0
         ? command->exec_path
         : make_path_for(command->root_dir, driver);
   }


/* Execute the Core Executable as described by `command'.  On
   POSIX systems, this is a non-return function on success.
   See execv().  */
int
execute_core(const Command* command, Driver driver)
{
   char* execpath = (char*) executable_path(command, driver);
#ifdef __WIN32__
   char* command_line;
   int cur = strlen(command->core.argv[0]);
   int command_line_length = 0;
   int i;
   PROCESS_INFORMATION procInfo;
   STARTUPINFO startupInfo = { 0 };
   DWORD status;                /* Exit code for this program masqueraded as
                                   the child created below.  */

   /* How long is the final command line for the MS system? */
   command_line_length += cur;
   for (i = 0; i < command->rt_args.size(); ++i)
      command_line_length += 1  /* blank char as separator */
	 + 2			/* quotes around every argument.  */
         + strlen(command->rt_args[i]); /* room for each argument */
   /* Don't forget room for the doubledash string.  */
   command_line_length += sizeof("--") - 1;
   /* And arguments to the actual command.  */
   for (i = 1; i < command->core.argc; ++i)
      command_line_length += 1 + 2 + strlen(command->core.argv[i]);

   /* Now, build the actual command line.  This is done by
      concatenating the arguments into a single string. */
   command_line = (char*) malloc(command_line_length + 1);
   strcpy(command_line, command->core.argv[0]);
   for (i = 0; i < command->rt_args.size(); ++i) {
      const int arg_length = strlen(command->rt_args[i]);
      command_line[cur++] = ' ';
      command_line[cur++] = '"';
      strcpy(command_line + cur, command->rt_args[i]);
      cur += arg_length;
      command_line[cur++] = '"';
   }
   command_line[cur++] = ' ';
   command_line[cur++] = '-'; /*  start arguments to the core executable.  */
   command_line[cur++] = '-';
   for (i = 1; i < command->core.argc; ++i) {
      const int arg_length = strlen(command->core.argv[i]);
      command_line[cur++] = ' ';
      command_line[cur++] = '"';
      strcpy(command_line + cur, command->core.argv[i]);
      cur += arg_length;
      command_line[cur++] = '"';
   }
   command_line[cur] = '\0';	/* The command line is done.  */

   if(CreateProcess(/* lpApplicationName */ execpath,
                    /* lpCommandLine */ command_line,
                    /* lpProcessAttributes */ NULL,
                    /* lpThreadAttributes */ NULL,
                    /* bInheritHandles */ TRUE,
                    /* dwCreationFlags */ 0,
                    /* lpEnvironment */ NULL,
                    /* lpCurrentDirectory */ NULL,
                    /* lpstartupInfo */ &startupInfo,
                    /* lpProcessInformation */ &procInfo) == 0) {
      fprintf(stderr, "error %lu\n", GetLastError());
      abort();
   }
   WaitForSingleObject(procInfo.hProcess, INFINITE);
   GetExitCodeProcess(procInfo.hProcess, &status);
   CloseHandle(procInfo.hThread);
   CloseHandle(procInfo.hProcess);
   return status;
                        
#else  /* __WIN32__ */
   int i;
   Arguments args(command->rt_args.size() + command->core.argc + 2);
   /* GCL has this oddity that it wants to believe that argv[0] has
      something to tell about what GCL's own runtime is.  Silly.  */
   if (OPENAXIOM_BASE_RTS == Runtime::gcl)
      args[0] = (char*) "";
   /* And CLISP wants to believe that argv[0] is where it hides stuff
      from the saved image.  */
   else
      args[0] = execpath;
   /* Now, make sure we copy whatever arguments are required by the
      runtime system.  */
   for (i = 0; i < command->rt_args.size(); ++i)
      args[i + 1] = command->rt_args[i];

   if (command->core.argc > 1) {
      /* We do have arguments from the command line.  We want to
         differentiate this from the base runtime system arguments.
         We do this by inserting a doubledash to indicate beginning
         of arguments.  */
      args[command->rt_args.size() + 1] = (char*) "--";
      /* Then, copy over the arguments received from the command line.  */
      for (i = 1; i < command->core.argc; ++i)
         args[command->rt_args.size() + i + 1] = command->core.argv[i];
      args[command->rt_args.size() + command->core.argc + 1] = NULL;
   }
   else
      args[command->rt_args.size() + command->core.argc] = NULL;

   execv(execpath, args.data());
   perror(execpath);
   return -1;
#endif /* __WIN32__ */
}

}