#!/bin/sh

[ -z $PREPKG ] && exit 1

PACKAGE=yodl
VERSION=2.12.1
FILES=$(cd $(dirname $0) ; pwd)

mkdir -p $PREPKG/install/

chown -R root:root .
./build package &> build_package.output || exit 1
./build install $PREPKG/usr &> build_install.output || exit 1

# I'd normally rely on a sane build environment to permit me to change
# things on the fly (ie: preserving file times & overriding install
# locations), but icmake doesn't fit in this category. Ergo, one ugly
# hack deserves another. Or three.

# fancy footwork to restore timetamps
for DST in $(find $PREPKG -type f) ; do
  for SRC in $(find . -type f -name $(basename $DST)) ; do
    cmp -s $SRC $DST
    [ $? = 0 ] && touch -r $SRC $DST
  done
done

# move things around to where they belong (aka: this isn't debian, dammit!)
mv $PREPKG/usr/share/doc/ $PREPKG/usr/doc/
mv $PREPKG/usr/doc/$PACKAGE/ $PREPKG/usr/doc/$PACKAGE-$VERSION/
rm -rf $PREPKG/usr/doc/$PACKAGE-$VERSION/contrib/
mv $PREPKG/usr/share/man/ $PREPKG/usr/man/

# speaking of hacks.. manpages installed flat yet the symlinks allege
# they're gzipped. Good work, guys! Oh well, I was going to gzip them
# anyway.
find $PREPKG/usr/man/ -type f -exec gzip -9 {} \;

cp $FILES/slack-desc $PREPKG/install/

find $PREPKG -exec file {} \; \
  | awk -F : '/ ELF / {print $1}' \
  | xargs strip -p --strip-unneeded