#!/bin/bash -eu

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# It's not a good idea to link an MSYS dynamic library into a native Windows
# JVM, so we need to build it with Visual Studio. However, Bazel doesn't
# support multiple compilers in the same build yet, so we need to hack around
# this limitation using a genrule.

DLL="$1"
shift 1

function fail() {
  echo >&2 "ERROR: $@"
  exit 1
}

# Ensure the PATH is set up correctly.
if ! which which >&/dev/null ; then
  PATH="/bin:/usr/bin:$PATH"
  which which >&/dev/null \
      || fail "System PATH is not set up correctly, cannot run GNU bintools"
fi

# Create a temp directory. It will used for the batch file we generate soon and
# as the temp directory for CL.EXE .
VSTEMP=$(mktemp -d)
trap "rm -fr \"$VSTEMP\"" EXIT

# Find Visual Studio. We don't have any regular environment variables available
# so this is the best we can do.
if [ -z "${BAZEL_VS+set}" ]; then
  VSVERSION="$(ls "C:/Program Files (x86)" \
      | grep -E "Microsoft Visual Studio [0-9]+" \
      | sort --version-sort \
      | tail -n 1)"
  [[ -n "$VSVERSION" ]] || fail "Visual Studio not found"
  BAZEL_VS="C:/Program Files (x86)/$VSVERSION"
fi
VSVARS="${BAZEL_VS}/VC/VCVARSALL.BAT"

# Check if Visual Studio 2017 is installed. Look for it at the default
# locations.
if [ ! -f "${VSVARS}" ]; then
  VSVARS="C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio/2017/"
  VSEDITION="BuildTools"
  if [ -d "${VSVARS}Enterprise" ]; then
    VSEDITION="Enterprise"
  elif [ -d "${VSVARS}Professional" ]; then
    VSEDITION="Professional"
  elif [ -d "${VSVARS}Community" ]; then
    VSEDITION="Community"
  fi
  VSVARS+="$VSEDITION/VC/Auxiliary/Build/VCVARSALL.BAT"
fi

if [ ! -f "${VSVARS}" ]; then
  fail "VCVARSALL.bat not found, check your Visual Studio installation"
fi

# Find Java. $(JAVA) in the BUILD file points to external/local_jdk/..., which
# is not very useful for anything not MSYS-based.
JAVA=$(ls "C:/Program Files/java" | grep -E "^jdk" | sort | tail -n 1)
[[ -n "$JAVA" ]] || fail "JDK not found"
JAVAINCLUDES="C:/Program Files/java/$JAVA/include"

# Convert all compilation units to Windows paths.
WINDOWS_SOURCES=()
for i in $*; do
  if [[ "$i" =~ ^.*\.cc$ ]]; then
    WINDOWS_SOURCES+=("\"$(cygpath -a -w $i)\"")
  fi
done

# Copy jni headers to src/main/native folder
# Mimic genrule //src/main/native:copy_link_jni_md_header and //src/main/native:copy_link_jni_header
JNI_HEADERS_DIR="${VSTEMP}/src/main/native"
mkdir -p "$JNI_HEADERS_DIR"
cp -f "$JAVAINCLUDES/jni.h" "$JNI_HEADERS_DIR/"
cp -f "$JAVAINCLUDES/win32/jni_md.h" "$JNI_HEADERS_DIR/"

# CL.EXE needs a bunch of environment variables whose official location is a
# batch file. We can't make that have an effect on a bash instance, so
# generate a batch file that invokes it.
cat > "${VSTEMP}/windows_jni.bat" <<EOF
@echo OFF
@call "${VSVARS}" amd64
@cd $(cygpath -a -w "${PWD}")
@set TMP=$(cygpath -a -w "${VSTEMP}")
@CL /O2 /EHsc /LD /Fe:"$(cygpath -a -w ${DLL})" /I "${VSTEMP}" /I . ${WINDOWS_SOURCES[*]}
EOF

# Invoke the file and hopefully generate the .DLL .
chmod +x "${VSTEMP}/windows_jni.bat"
exec "${VSTEMP}/windows_jni.bat"