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Comment:Fix hard-coded use of './kit' in the kitsh build script and improve how the kit target name is defined.
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SHA1: f84245cd51d96745f86003f5c3a47eed4db67081
User & Date: mistachkin on 2015-10-07 02:38:10
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2015-10-07
22:44
Simplify and fix handling of 'kit.exe' instead of 'kit' on Windows. check-in: 31baf7fa49 user: mistachkin tags: trunk
02:38
Fix hard-coded use of './kit' in the kitsh build script and improve how the kit target name is defined. check-in: f84245cd51 user: mistachkin tags: trunk
2015-09-14
19:04
Updated to include timeout for tests check-in: 404a1c438f user: rkeene tags: trunk
2015-05-18
22:54
Improvements in how the kit target name is defined. Closed-Leaf check-in: 227a06a601 user: mistachkin tags: kitTargetNameFix
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Modified kitsh/build.sh from [60eb9576ab] to [d9a8c3dd79].

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				continue
			fi

			if echo "${chkkittarget}" | egrep '\.(lib|def|a)$'; then
				continue
			fi

			KITTARGET_NAME="${chkkittarget}"

			break
		done

		## Also create an executable named "kit" so that we can run it later
		${MAKE:-make} tclsh
		if [ -f "tclsh.exe" ]; then
			mv tclsh.exe kit.exe
		else
			mv tclsh kit
		fi
	else
		## The executable is always named "kit"
		if [ -f 'kit.exe' -a ! -f 'kit' ]; then
			KITTARGET_NAME='kit.exe'
		else
			KITTARGET_NAME='kit'
		fi
	fi
	export KITTARGET_NAME

	if [ "${KITTARGET_NAME}" = '__error__' ]; then
		echo "Failed to locate kit target!" >&2

		exit 1
	fi

	# Intall VFS onto kit
	## Determine if we have a Tclkit to do this work
	TCLKIT="${TCLKIT:-tclkit}"
	if echo 'exit 0' | "${TCLKIT}" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
		## Install using existing Tclkit
		### Call installer
		echo "Running: \"${TCLKIT}\" installvfs.tcl \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" starpack.vfs \"${ENABLECOMPRESSION}\" \"${KITTARGET_NAME}.new\""
		"${TCLKIT}" installvfs.tcl "${KITTARGET_NAME}" starpack.vfs "${ENABLECOMPRESSION}" "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new" || exit 1
	else
		if echo 'exit 0' | ./kit >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
			## Bootstrap (cannot cross-compile)
			### Call installer
			echo "set argv [list {${KITTARGET_NAME}} starpack.vfs {${ENABLECOMPRESSION}} {${KITTARGET_NAME}.new}]" > setup.tcl
			echo 'if {[catch { clock seconds }]} { proc clock args { return 0 } }' >> setup.tcl
			echo 'source installvfs.tcl' >> setup.tcl

			echo 'Running: echo | ./kit setup.tcl'
			echo | ./kit setup.tcl || exit 1
		else
			## Install using Tclsh, which may work if we're not using Metakit
			### Call installer
			echo "Running: \"${TCLSH_NATIVE}\" installvfs.tcl \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" starpack.vfs \"${ENABLECOMPRESSION}\" \"${KITTARGET_NAME}.new\""
			"${TCLSH_NATIVE}" installvfs.tcl "${KITTARGET_NAME}" starpack.vfs "${ENABLECOMPRESSION}" "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new" || exit 1
		fi
	fi

	cat "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new" > "${KITTARGET_NAME}" || exit 1
	rm -f "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new"

	# Cleanup
	if [ "${KITTARGET}" = "kitdll" ]; then
		## Remove built interpreters if we are building KitDLL --
		## they're just tiny stubs anyway
		rm -f kit
	fi

	exit 0
) || exit 1

exit 0








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				continue
			fi

			if echo "${chkkittarget}" | egrep '\.(lib|def|a)$'; then
				continue
			fi

			KITTARGET_NAME="./${chkkittarget}"

			break
		done

		## Also create an executable named "kit" so that we can run it later
		${MAKE:-make} tclsh
		if [ -f "tclsh.exe" ]; then
			mv tclsh.exe kit.exe
		else
			mv tclsh kit
		fi
	else
		## The executable is always named "kit"
		if [ -f 'kit.exe' -a ! -f 'kit' ]; then
			KITTARGET_NAME='./kit.exe'
		else
			KITTARGET_NAME='./kit'
		fi
	fi
	export KITTARGET_NAME

	if [ "${KITTARGET_NAME}" = '__error__' ]; then
		echo "Failed to locate kit target!" >&2

		exit 1
	fi

	# Intall VFS onto kit
	## Determine if we have a Tclkit to do this work
	TCLKIT="${TCLKIT:-tclkit}"
	if echo 'exit 0' | "${TCLKIT}" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
		## Install using existing Tclkit
		### Call installer
		echo "Running: \"${TCLKIT}\" installvfs.tcl \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" starpack.vfs \"${ENABLECOMPRESSION}\" \"${KITTARGET_NAME}.new\""
		"${TCLKIT}" installvfs.tcl "${KITTARGET_NAME}" starpack.vfs "${ENABLECOMPRESSION}" "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new" || exit 1
	else
		if echo 'exit 0' | "${KITTARGET_NAME}" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
			## Bootstrap (cannot cross-compile)
			### Call installer
			echo "set argv [list {${KITTARGET_NAME}} starpack.vfs {${ENABLECOMPRESSION}} {${KITTARGET_NAME}.new}]" > setup.tcl
			echo 'if {[catch { clock seconds }]} { proc clock args { return 0 } }' >> setup.tcl
			echo 'source installvfs.tcl' >> setup.tcl

			echo 'Running: echo | \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" setup.tcl'
			echo | "${KITTARGET_NAME}" setup.tcl || exit 1
		else
			## Install using Tclsh, which may work if we're not using Metakit
			### Call installer
			echo "Running: \"${TCLSH_NATIVE}\" installvfs.tcl \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" starpack.vfs \"${ENABLECOMPRESSION}\" \"${KITTARGET_NAME}.new\""
			"${TCLSH_NATIVE}" installvfs.tcl "${KITTARGET_NAME}" starpack.vfs "${ENABLECOMPRESSION}" "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new" || exit 1
		fi
	fi

	cat "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new" > "${KITTARGET_NAME}" || exit 1
	rm -f "${KITTARGET_NAME}.new"

	# Cleanup
	if [ "${KITTARGET}" = "kitdll" ]; then
		## Remove built interpreters if we are building KitDLL --
		## they're just tiny stubs anyway
		rm -f "${KITTARGET_NAME}"
	fi

	exit 0
) || exit 1

exit 0

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