#!/bin/sh -
#
# $Id$
#
# Check to make sure we haven't forgotten to add any files to the list
# of source files Windows uses to build its dsp files.
#
# ALEXG: This is no longer a reasonable test, Windows uses a different
# mechanism to include files now, and the platforms still using srcfiles.in
# don't support all of the source code. Not sure if there is a reasonable
# alternative check here?

d=../..
[ -f $d/LICENSE ] || {
	echo 'FAIL: cannot find source distribution directory.'
	exit 1
}

f=$d/dist/srcfiles.in
t1=__1
t2=__2

sed -e '/^[ 	#]/d' \
    -e '/^examples\/c\/csv\/csv_local.c/d' \
    -e '/^$/d' < $f |
    awk '{print $1}' > $t1
find $d -type f |
    sed -e 's/^\.\.\/\.\.\/\.\.\///' \
        -e '/^build[^_]/d' \
	-e '/^dist\//d' \
        -e '/^lang\/java\/libdb_java\/java_stat_auto.c/d' \
        -e '/^lang\/perl\//d' \
        -e '/^lang\/php_db4\//d' \
        -e '/^test\//d' \
	-e '/^test\/erlang/d' \
	-e '/^test\/repmgr/d' \
	-e '/^test\/stl/d' \
        -e '/^test\/server/d' \
        -e '/^test_thread/d' \
        -e '/^test\/vxworks/d' |
    egrep '\.c$|\.cpp$|\.def$|\.rc$' |
    sort > $t2

cmp $t1 $t2 > /dev/null || {
    echo "<<< srcfiles.in >>> existing files"
    diff $t1 $t2
    exit 1
}

rm -f $t1 $t2

exit 0