source: git/buildmacosx.sh @ 0970b9d

#!/bin/sh
#
# You'll need some development tools which aren't installed by default.  To
# get these you can install Xcode (which is a free download from Apple):
#
#   https://developer.apple.com/xcode/downloads/
#
# To build, open a terminal (Terminal.app in the "Utils" folder in
# "Applications") and unpack the downloaded survex source code. E.g. for
# 1.2.17:
#
#   tar xf survex-1.2.17.tar.gz
#
# Then change directory into the unpacked sources:
#
#   cd survex-1.2.17
#
# And then run this script:
#
#   ./buildmacosx.sh
#
# This will automatically download and temporarily install wxWidgets in
# a subdirectory of the source tree (this script is smart enough not to
# download or build it if it already has).
#
# If you already have wxWidgets installed permanently, use:
#
#   ./buildmacosx.sh --no-install-wx
#
# If wxWidgets is installed somewhere such that wx-config isn't on your
# PATH you need to indicate where wx-config is by running this script
# something like this:
#
#   env WX_CONFIG=/path/to/wx-config ./buildmacosx.sh
#
# (If you set WX_CONFIG, there's no need to pass --no-install-wx).
#
# If using a pre-installed wxWidgets, note that it must satisfy the
# following requirements:
#   - It must be built with OpenGL support (--with-opengl).
#   - If you build with wx < 3, it probably should be a "Unicode" build
#     (--enable-unicode); wx >= 3 dropped support for non-Unicode builds.
#
# This script builds diskimages which are known to work at least as far back
# as OS X 10.6.8.  A build of wxWidgets 3.0.2 with the options we pass will
# default to assuming at least OS X 10.5, but we've not heard from anyone
# trying with such an old version.
#
# Mac OS X support "fat" binaries which contain code for more than one
# processor, but the wxWidgets build system doesn't seem to allow creating
# these, so we have to choose what processor family to build for.  By default
# we use -arch x86_64 which produces a build which will only work on 64-bit
# Intel Macs, but that's probably all machines modern enough to worry about.
#
# If you want a build which also works on older 32 bit Intel Macs, then run
# this script passing i386 on the command line, like so:
#
#   ./buildmacosx.sh i386
#
# Or to build for much older machines with a Power PC processor, use:
#
#   ./buildmacosx.sh ppc

set -e

install_wx=yes
install_proj=yes
while [ "$#" != 0 ] ; do
  case $1 in
    --no-install-wx)
      install_wx=no
      shift
      ;;
    --no-install-proj)
      install_proj=no
      shift
      ;;
    --help|-h)
      echo "Usage: $0 [--no-install-wx] [--no-install-proj] [ppc|i386|x86_86]"
      exit 0
      ;;
    -*)
      echo "Unknown option - try --help" >&2
      exit 1
      ;;
    *)
      break
      ;;
  esac
done

arch_flags='-arch '${1:-x86_64}

WX_VERSION=3.0.2
WX_SHA256=346879dc554f3ab8d6da2704f651ecb504a22e9d31c17ef5449b129ed711585d

PROJ_VERSION=4.8.0
PROJ_SHA256=2db2dbf0fece8d9880679154e0d6d1ce7c694dd8e08b4d091028093d87a9d1b5

if [ -z "${WX_CONFIG+set}" ] && [ "$install_wx" != no ] ; then
  if test -x WXINSTALL/bin/wx-config ; then
    :
  else
    prefix=`pwd`/WXINSTALL
    wxtarball=wxWidgets-$WX_VERSION.tar.bz2
    test -f "$wxtarball" || \
      curl -L -O "http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/wxwindows/$WX_VERSION/$wxtarball"
    if echo "$WX_SHA256  $wxtarball" | shasum -a256 -c ; then
      : # OK
    else
      echo "Checksum of downloaded file '$wxtarball' is incorrect, aborting."
      exit 1
    fi
    echo "+++ Extracting $wxtarball"
    test -d "wxWidgets-$WX_VERSION" || tar jxf "$wxtarball"
    test -d "wxWidgets-$WX_VERSION/BUILD" || mkdir "wxWidgets-$WX_VERSION/BUILD"
    cd "wxWidgets-$WX_VERSION/BUILD"
    # Compliation of wx 3.0.2 fails on OS X 10.10.1 with webview enabled.
    # A build with liblzma enabled doesn't work on OS X 10.6.8.
    ../configure --disable-shared --prefix="$prefix" \
        --with-opengl --enable-unicode \
        --disable-webview --without-liblzma \
        CC="gcc $arch_flags" CXX="g++ $arch_flags"
    make -s
    make -s install
    cd ../..
  fi
  WX_CONFIG=`pwd`/WXINSTALL/bin/wx-config
fi

CC=`$WX_CONFIG --cc`
CXX=`$WX_CONFIG --cxx`

if [ "$install_proj" != no ] ; then
  if test -f PROJINSTALL/include/proj_api.h ; then
    :
  else
    prefix=`pwd`/PROJINSTALL
    projtarball=proj-$PROJ_VERSION.tar.gz
    test -f "$projtarball" || \
      curl -O "http://download.osgeo.org/proj/$projtarball"
    if echo "$PROJ_SHA256  $projtarball" | shasum -a256 -c ; then
      : # OK
    else
      echo "Checksum of downloaded file '$projtarball' is incorrect, aborting."
      exit 1
    fi
    echo "+++ Extracting $projtarball"
    test -d "proj-$PROJ_VERSION" || tar jxf "$projtarball"
    test -d "proj-$PROJ_VERSION/BUILD" || mkdir "proj-$PROJ_VERSION/BUILD"
    cd "proj-$PROJ_VERSION/BUILD"
    ../configure --disable-shared --prefix="$prefix" CC="$CC" CXX="$CXX"
    make -s
    make -s install
    cd ../..
  fi
fi

test -n "$WX_CONFIG" || WX_CONFIG=`which wx-config`
if test -z "$WX_CONFIG" ; then
  echo "WX_CONFIG not set and wx-config not on your PATH"
  exit 1
fi
# Force static linking so the user doesn't need to install wxWidgets.
WX_CONFIG=$WX_CONFIG' --static'
rm -rf *.dmg Survex macosxtmp
D=`pwd`/Survex
T=`pwd`/macosxtmp
./configure --prefix="$D" --bindir="$D" --mandir="$T" WX_CONFIG="$WX_CONFIG" CC="$CC" CXX="$CXX" CPPFLAGS=-I"`pwd`/PROJINSTALL/include" LDFLAGS=-L"`pwd`/PROJINSTALL/lib"
make
make install
#mv Survex/survex Survex/Survex

# Construct the Aven application bundle.
mkdir -p Survex/Aven.app/Contents/MacOS Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources
cp lib/Info.plist Survex/Aven.app/Contents
printf APPLAVEN > Survex/Aven.app/Contents/PkgInfo
mv Survex/share/doc/survex Survex/Docs
rmdir Survex/share/doc
rm -rf Survex/share/survex/icons
cp -r Survex/share/survex/* Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources/
rm Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources/bcra*.svx
mv Survex/aven Survex/Aven.app/Contents/MacOS/
ln Survex/cavern Survex/Aven.app/Contents/MacOS/
rm -f Survex/share/survex/unifont.pixelfont
rm -rf Survex/share/applications Survex/share/mime-info Survex/share/pixmaps

# Create .icns files in the bundle's "Resources" directory.
for i in Aven svxedit 3d err plt pos svx ; do
  unzip -d Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources "lib/icons/$i.iconset.zip"
  iconutil --convert icns "Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources/$i.iconset"
  rm -rf "Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources/$i.iconset"
done

# Construct the svxedit application bundle.
mkdir -p Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/MacOS Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/Resources
cp lib/svxedit_Info.plist Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/Info.plist
printf APPLSVXE > Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/PkgInfo
mv Survex/svxedit Survex/svxedit_wrap Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/MacOS/

mv Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources/svxedit.icns \
  Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/Resources
ln Survex/Aven.app/Contents/Resources/svx.icns \
  Survex/svxedit.App/Contents/Resources

size=`du -s Survex|sed 's/[^0-9].*//'`
# Allow 1000 extra sectors for various overheads (500 wasn't enough).
sectors=`expr 1000 + "$size"`
# Partition needs to be at least 4M and sectors are 512 bytes.
if test "$sectors" -lt 8192 ; then
  sectors=8192
fi
echo "Creating new blank image survex-macosx.dmg of $sectors sectors"
# This creates the diskimage file and initialises it as an HFS+ volume.
hdiutil create -sectors "$sectors" survex-macosx -layout NONE -fs HFS+ -volname Survex

echo "Presenting image to the filesystems for mounting."
# This will mount the image onto the Desktop.
# Get the name of the device it is mounted on and the mount point.

# man hdiutil says:
# "The output of [hdiutil] attach has been stable since OS X 10.0 (though it
# was called hdid(8) then) and is intended to be program-readable.  It consists
# of the /dev node, a tab, a content hint (if applicable), another tab, and a
# mount point (if any filesystems were mounted)."
#
# In reality, it seems there are also some spaces before each tab character.
hdid_output=`hdid survex-macosx.dmg|tail -1`
echo "Last line of hdid output was: $hdid_output"
dev=`echo "$hdid_output"|sed 's!/dev/\([^        ]*\).*!\1!'`
mount_point=`echo "$hdid_output"|sed 's!.*      !!'`

echo "Device $dev mounted on $mount_point, copying files into image."
ditto -rsrcFork Survex "$mount_point/Survex"
ditto lib/INSTALL.OSX "$mount_point/INSTALL"

echo "Detaching image."
hdiutil detach "$dev"

version=`sed 's/^VERSION *= *//p;d' Makefile`
file=survex-macosx-$version.dmg
echo "Compressing image file survex-macosx.dmg to $file"
# UDBZ means the resultant disk image will only open on OS X 10.4 or above.
# UDZO works on 10.1 and later, but is larger,  UDCO works on 10.0 as well,
# but is larger still.
hdiutil convert survex-macosx.dmg -format UDBZ -o "$file"
rm survex-macosx.dmg

echo "$file created successfully."