c7096ab6d7
Using a pipe causes a subshell to be generated so the "exit" statements will just leave the subshell. As a consequence, the sortedxxx.sh scripts produced output but no error exit code. Which in turn caused an error in #2778 to slip through undetected.
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42 lines
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#! /bin/bash
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OLDCWD=`pwd`
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SCRIPT_PATH=`dirname $0`
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CHECK_DIR=../../src
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SORT_OPT="-u -c"
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# $1: filename
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function checkarray_quoted_name
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{
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CHECK_FILE="$1"
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START="\\/\\* BEGIN SORTED_OPCODES.SH \\*\\/"
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END="\\/\\* END SORTED_OPCODES.SH \\*\\/"
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awk '/'"$START"'/{flag=1; count++; next} /'"$END"'/{flag=0;} flag {printf("%04d##%s\n", count, $0)}' "$CHECK_FILE" | \
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sed 's:/\*.*::g' | \
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grep '".*",' | \
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sed -e 's:\(.*\)##.*\"\(.*\)\".*:\1##\2:g' > .a.tmp
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if [[ -z $(grep '[^[:space:]]' .a.tmp) ]] ; then
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echo "error: "$1" table is empty"
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rm -rf .a.tmp
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exit -1
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fi
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if `LC_COLLATE=C sort $SORT_OPT .a.tmp`; then
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echo ""$1" tables OK"
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else
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echo "error: "$1" tables are not sorted."
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rm -rf .a.tmp
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exit -1
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fi
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rm -rf .a.tmp
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}
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FILES=$(find "$CHECK_DIR" -name \*.\[ch\] -print)
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for N in $FILES; do
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grep -q "BEGIN SORTED_OPCODES.SH" "$N" && checkarray_quoted_name "$N"
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done
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exit 0
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