# This is a semi-automatic script for building the binary packages.
# It is designed to be run on Cygwin,
# but it should run fine on Linux and other GNU environments.

set -x

ARCHIVES_DIR="/cygdrive/i/Compilations GNU/Sources GCC/hatari-0.50"
BUILD_DIR=$HOME/compil
INSTALL_DIR=/usr
PACKAGENAME=hatari
VERSION=-0.50
VERSIONPATCH=
VERSIONBIN=-bin-mintv4e
VERSIONBUILD=-`date +%Y%m%d`

cd $BUILD_DIR
tar zxvf "$ARCHIVES_DIR/$PACKAGENAME$VERSION.tar.gz"
#mv $PACKAGENAME$VERSION $PACKAGENAME$VERSION$VERSIONPATCH
#tar zxvf "$ARCHIVES_DIR/$PACKAGENAME$VERSION.tar.gz"
cd $PACKAGENAME$VERSION$VERSIONPATCH
#bzcat "$ARCHIVES_DIR/$PACKAGENAME$VERSION$VERSIONPATCH.patch.bz2" |patch -p1
#cd ..

#sed -i 's|\(CFLAGS="-O3 -fomit-frame-pointer"\)|: #\1|g' configure
sed -i 's|\(^#if defined(uae_s64)\)|#undef toint\n\1|g' src/uae-cpu/fpp.c
sed -i 's|@datadir@|.|g' Makefile.cnf.in
./configure --host=m68k-atari-mint --prefix=$INSTALL_DIR CC="m68k-atari-mint-gcc -mcpu=5475" SDL_CONFIG=`m68k-atari-mint-gcc -print-prog-name=sdl-config`

make

DISTDIR=binary-package/$PACKAGENAME$VERSION$VERSIONPATCH
mkdir -p $DISTDIR
cp src/hatari $DISTDIR/hatari.prg
cp -R doc $DISTDIR
cp readme.txt $DISTDIR
cp gpl.txt $DISTDIR

cat <<EOF >$DISTDIR/readme-first.txt


                      Hatari binary for TOS and MiNT/68k

                                 Version 0.50

                        http://hatari.sourceforge.net/


This document only contains some hints concerning the binary release version
for TOS and MiNT/68k. Please refer to the files in the "doc" subdirectory for
more information.

- This binary release ships with EmuTOS (the file "tos.img"). EmuTOS is
  an open source TOS clone licensed under the GPL. Please visit the
  official EmuTOS page (http://emutos.sourceforge.net/) for more
  information and for obtaining versions in other languages or the
  source code.
  However, if you want to play games or watch demos, you should better
  use an original TOS ROM image since many games and demos do not work
  very well with EmuTOS yet.

- This version of Hatari needs a 68020 or better CPU to run. Of course you
  also need a very fast CPU. I've only tested it on Aranym (without JIT) - and
  Hatari is running too slow there to be usable.

- You need about 24 MB contiguous free RAM to run the emulator!

- You can activate the Hatari configuration dialogs by pressing F10 while the
  emulator is running - normally it is activated by pressing the F12 key, but
  there is no F12 on the Atari keyboard, so I had to use the F10 key.

Hatari for TOS/MiNT isn't very usable yet, I'm sorry. Just consider it as a
proof of concept...

That's all for the moment. Please read the documentation in the "doc"
subdirectory, too.

EOF

cat <<EOF >$DISTDIR/hatari.cfg
[Joystick0]
bCursorEmulation = FALSE
bEnableAutoFire = FALSE

[Joystick1]
bCursorEmulation = TRUE
bEnableAutoFire = FALSE

[Keyboard]
bDisableKeyRepeat = TRUE
nKeymapType = 0
szMappingFileName = 

[Sound]
bEnableSound = FALSE
nPlaybackQuality = 0
szYMCaptureFileName = 

[Memory]
nMemorySize = 1

[Floppy]
bAutoInsertDiscB = TRUE

[HardDisc]
bBootFromHardDisc = FALSE
bUseHardDiscDirectory = FALSE
bUseHardDiscImage = FALSE

[TOS-GEM]
bUseExtGEMResolutions = FALSE
nGEMResolution = 0
nGEMColours = 2

[System]
nMinMaxSpeed = 0
nCpuLevel = 0
bCompatibleCpu = FALSE
bBlitter = TRUE
bPatchTimerD = TRUE

[Screen]
bFullScreen = FALSE
bDoubleSizeWindow = FALSE
bAllowOverscan = FALSE
bFrameSkip = TRUE
ChosenDisplayMode = 3
bCaptureChange = FALSE
nFramesPerSecond = 1
bUseHighRes = FALSE
bInterlacedScreen = FALSE

[RS232]
bEnableRS232 = FALSE
szOutFileName = /dev/modem
szInFileName = /dev/modem

[Printer]
bEnablePrinting = FALSE
bPrintToFile = TRUE

[Midi]
szMidiOutFileName = /dev/midi
bEnableMidi = FALSE
EOF

m68k-atari-mint-strip $DISTDIR/*.prg
unix2dos $DISTDIR/*.txt $DISTDIR/doc/*.txt

cd binary-package
zip -9 -r $PACKAGENAME$VERSION$VERSIONPATCH$VERSIONBIN$VERSIONBUILD.zip $PACKAGENAME$VERSION$VERSIONPATCH