#!/bin/sh
# Convert WEB programs not needing special treatment to C.
# $1 is the Pascal file to be converted.
#
# author: Ken Nakano (ken-na@ascii.co.jp)
#
web2cdir=../web2c
target=$1

usage () {
	echo ""
	echo "Usage: $0 <basefile>"
	echo "  <basefile> = euptex"
	echo ""
}

convert_euptex () {
	cat $web2cdir/common.defines $web2cdir/texmf.defines \
                ../synctexdir/synctex.defines \
		./euptex.defines ./$target.p \
	| $web2cdir/web2c -t -htexmfmp.h -ceuptexcoerce \
	| $web2cdir/fixwrites -t euptex \
	| $web2cdir/splitup -i -l 65000 euptex
	sleep 2
	cat euptexcoerce.h $web2cdir/coerce.h > xeuptexcoerce.h
	echo '#include "kanji.h"' >> xeuptexcoerce.h
	mv xeuptexcoerce.h euptexcoerce.h
	touch euptexd.h
}

case $target in 
	euptex) convert_euptex
		cfile=euptex0.c # last output file, or thereabouts
		output_files="euptex[0-9]*.c euptexini.c euptexd.h euptexcoerce.h"
		;;
	*) usage;
esac

if test ! -s $cfile || grep @error@ $output_files >nul; then
  : ${TMPDIR=./failure}
  # Don't just delete it, since it may be useful for debugging.
  echo "$0: conversion of $pascalfile failed, moving dregs:" >&2
  cmd="cp $output_files $TMPDIR"
  if test ! -d $TMPDIR ; then
     mkdir $TMPDIR
  fi
  (cd $TMPDIR && rm -f $output_files)
  echo "$0:   $cmd" >&2
  $cmd
  rm -f $output_files
  exit 1
fi

exit 0
