#!/bin/sh

. ./config.distrib

echo
echo The Coq Check List
echo ------------------
echo

COQPACKAGE=coq-$VERSION
CONFIGFILE=$COQPACKAGE/configure

version=`grep "^VERSION=" $CONFIGFILE | sed -e 's/^VERSION=\(.*\)/\1/'`
coqdate=`grep "^DATE=" $CONFIGFILE | sed -e 's/^DATE=\(.*\)/\1/'`

echo "According to the configure file of the archive to be released"
echo "  The release version is V$version"
echo "  The date is $coqdate"
echo
echo "Comparing datas with expected ones"

if [ ! "$version" = "$VERSION" ]; then
	 echo "Inconsistent version number";exit
fi
if [ ! "$date" = "$DATE" ]; then
	echo "Inconsistent date release";exit
fi

echo "Please answer y or n to questions"

if grep $version $COQPACKAGE/library/library.ml > /dev/null; then
  echo "Found a reference to $version in library.ml..."
  echo "   ... I guess the magic numbers have been changed"
else
  echo 'Found no trace that the magic numbers are changed in library.ml'
  echo -n 'Is it still OK? '
  read a
  if [ "$a" != 'y' -a "$a" != 'Y' ]; then echo Aborting; exit 1; fi
fi

readmeversion=`grep "THE COQ .* SYSTEM" $COQPACKAGE/README | sed -e 's/.*THE COQ \(.*\) SYSTEM.*/\1/'`
if [ "$readmeversion" = "" ]
then echo "Failed to find version number in README; please check by hand"
else
  echo -n The README file seems to mention version number $readmeversion ...
  if [ $readmeversion = V$version ]
  then echo " it seems OK"
  else echo -n " is that really OK? "
     read a
     if [ "$a" != 'y' -a "$a" != 'Y' ]; then echo Aborting; exit 1; fi
  fi
fi

readmewinversion=`grep "THE COQ .* SYSTEM" $COQPACKAGE/README.win | sed -e 's/.*THE COQ \(.*\) SYSTEM.*/\1/'`
if [ "$readmewinversion" = "" ]
then echo "Failed to find version number in README.win; please check by hand"
else
  echo -n The README.win file seems to mention version number $readmewinversion ...
  if [ $readmewinversion = V$version ]
  then echo " it seems OK"
  else echo -n " is that really OK? "
     read a
     if [ "$a" != 'y' -a "$a" != 'Y' ]; then echo Aborting; exit 1; fi
  fi
fi

ocamlversion=`grep "You need Objective-Caml .* or later" $CONFIGFILE | sed -e 's/.*Objective-Caml \(.*\) or later.*/\1/'`
echo -n The configure file seems to require O\'Caml version $ocamlversion ...
echo -n " is that OK? "
read a
if [ "$a" != 'y' -a "$a" != 'Y' ]; then echo Aborting; exit 1; fi

versionspec1=`sed -n -e 's!^Version: \(.*\)!\1!p' ./RH/coq.spec`
versionspec2=`sed -n -e 's!^Source: .*coq-\(.*\)\.tar\.gz.*!\1!p' ./RH/coq.spec`
if [ "$versionspec1" = "$version" -a "$versionspec2" = "$version" ];
then echo "Version number in coq.spec seems OK ($versionspec1)";
else
  echo "Wrong version numbers in coq.spec ($versionspec1 and $versionspec2 instead of $version)"
  echo -n " is that OK? "
  read a
  if [ "$a" != 'y' -a "$a" != 'Y' ]; then echo Aborting; exit 1; fi
fi

#  ocamlversionspec=`grep "^Requires: ocaml" ./coq.spec | sed -e 's/Requires: ocaml >= \(.*\)/\1/'`
#  if [ "$ocamlversionspec" = "$ocamlversion" ]
#  then echo "Required version of Objective Caml in coq.spec seems OK ($ocamlversionspec)"
#  else
#    echo "Wrong version of required Objective Caml in coq.spec ($ocamlversionspec)"
#    echo Aborting; exit 1
#  fi