--!The Make-like Build Utility based on Lua
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-- Copyright (C) 2015 - 2017, TBOOX Open Source Group.
--
-- @author      ruki
-- @file        ar.lua
--

-- imports
import("core.tool.compiler")

-- init it
function init(self)
    
    -- init arflags
    _g.arflags = { "-cr" }
end

-- get the property
function get(self, name)

    -- get it
    return _g[name]
end

-- make the strip flag
function strip(self, level)

    -- the maps
    local maps = 
    {   
        debug       = "-S"
    ,   all         = "-s"
    }

    -- make it
    return maps[level] or ""
end

-- make the link command
function linkcmd(self, objectfiles, targetkind, targetfile, flags)

    -- check
    assert(targetkind == "static")

    -- make it
    return format("%s %s %s %s", self:program(), flags, targetfile, objectfiles)
end

-- link the library file
function link(self, objectfiles, targetkind, targetfile, flags)

    -- check
    assert(targetkind == "static", "the target kind: %s is not support for ar", targetkind)

    -- ensure the target directory
    os.mkdir(path.directory(targetfile))

    -- link it
    os.run(linkcmd(self, objectfiles, targetkind, targetfile, flags))
end

-- extract the static library to object directory
function extract(self, libraryfile, objectdir)

    -- make the object directory first
    os.mkdir(objectdir)

    -- get the absolute path of this library
    libraryfile = path.absolute(libraryfile)

    -- enter the object directory
    local olddir = os.cd(objectdir)

    -- extract it
    os.run("%s -x %s", self:program(), libraryfile)

    -- check repeat object name
    local repeats = {}
    local objectfiles = os.iorun("%s -t %s", self:program(), libraryfile)
    for _, objectfile in ipairs(objectfiles:split('\n')) do
        if repeats[objectfile] then
            raise("object name(%s) conflicts in library: %s", objectfile, libraryfile)
        end
        repeats[objectfile] = true
    end                                                          

    -- leave the object directory
    os.cd(olddir)
end