---
-- Base definitions required by all the other scripts.
-- @copyright 2002-2015 Jess Perkins and the Premake project
---

	premake = premake or {}
	premake._VERSION = _PREMAKE_VERSION
	package.loaded["premake"] = premake

	premake.modules = {}
	premake.extensions = premake.modules

	local semver = dofile('semver.lua')
	local p = premake


-- Keep track of warnings that have been shown, so they don't get shown twice

	local _warnings = {}

-- Keep track of aliased functions, so I can resolve to canonical names

	local _aliases = {}

--
-- Define some commonly used symbols, for future-proofing.
--

	premake.C           = "C"
	premake.CLANG       = "clang"
	premake.CONSOLEAPP  = "ConsoleApp"
	premake.CPP         = "C++"
	premake.CSHARP      = "C#"
	premake.GCC         = "gcc"
	premake.HAIKU       = "haiku"
	premake.ANDROID     = "android"
	premake.EMSCRIPTEN  = "emscripten"
	premake.IOS         = "ios"
	premake.TVOS        = "tvos"
	premake.LINUX       = "linux"
	premake.MACOSX      = "macosx"
	premake.MAKEFILE    = "Makefile"
	premake.MBCS        = "MBCS"
	premake.NONE        = "None"
	premake.DEFAULT     = "Default"
	premake.OBJECTIVEC   = "Objective-C"
	premake.OBJECTIVECPP = "Objective-C++"
	premake.ON          = "On"
	premake.OFF         = "Off"
	premake.POSIX       = "posix"
	premake.PS3         = "ps3"
	premake.SHAREDITEMS = "SharedItems"
	premake.SHAREDLIB   = "SharedLib"
	premake.STATICLIB   = "StaticLib"
	premake.UNICODE     = "Unicode"
	premake.UNIVERSAL   = "universal"
	premake.UTILITY     = "Utility"
	premake.UWP         = "uwp"
	premake.PACKAGING   = "Packaging"
	premake.WINDOWEDAPP = "WindowedApp"
	premake.WINDOWS     = "windows"
	premake.X86         = "x86"
	premake.X86_64      = "x86_64"
	premake.ARM         = "ARM"
	premake.ARM64       = "ARM64"
	premake.RISCV64     = "RISCV64"
	premake.LOONGARCH64 = "loongarch64"
	premake.WASM32 = "wasm32"
	premake.WASM64 = "wasm64"
	premake.E2K = "e2k"


---
-- Provide an alias for a function in a namespace. Calls to the alias will
-- invoke the canonical function, and attempts to override the alias will
-- instead override the canonical call.
--
-- @param scope
--    The table containing the function to be overridden. Use _G for
--    global functions.
-- @param canonical
--    The name of the function to be aliased (a string value)
-- @param alias
--    The new alias for the function (another string value).
---

	function p.alias(scope, canonical, alias)
		scope, canonical = p.resolveAlias(scope, canonical)
		if not scope[canonical] then
			error("unable to alias '" .. canonical .. "'; no such function", 2)
		end

		_aliases[scope] = _aliases[scope] or {}
		_aliases[scope][alias] = canonical

		scope[alias] = function(...)
			return scope[canonical](...)
		end
	end



---
-- Call a list of functions.
--
-- @param funcs
--    The list of functions to be called, or a function that can be called
--    to build and return the list. If this is a function, it will be called
--    with all of the additional arguments (below).
-- @param ...
--    An optional set of arguments to be passed to each of the functions as
--    as they are called.
---

	function premake.callArray(funcs, ...)
		if type(funcs) == "function" then
			funcs = funcs(...)
		end
		if funcs then
			for i = 1, #funcs do
				funcs[i](...)
			end
		end
	end


---
-- Compare a version string that uses semver semantics against a
-- version comparison string. Comparisons take the form of ">=5.0" (5.0 or
-- later), "5.0" (5.0 or later), ">=5.0 <6.0" (5.0 or later but not 6.0 or
-- later).
--
-- @param version
--    The version to be tested.
-- @param checks
--    The comparison string to be evaluated.
-- @return
--    True if the comparisons pass, false if any fail.
---

	function p.checkVersion(version, checks)
		if not version then
			return false
		end

		-- try to parse semver, if it fails, it's not semver compatible and we cannot compare, in which case
		-- we're going to ignore the checkVersion entirely, but warn.
		if not premake.isSemVer(version) then
			p.warn("'" .. version .. "' is not semver compatible, and cannot be compared against '" .. checks .. "'.");
			return true
		end

		-- now compare the semver against the checks.
		local function eq(a, b) return a == b end
		local function le(a, b) return a <= b end
		local function lt(a, b) return a < b  end
		local function ge(a, b) return a >= b end
		local function gt(a, b) return a > b  end
		local function compat(a, b) return a ^ b  end

		version = semver(version)
		checks = string.explode(checks, " ", true)
		for i = 1, #checks do
			local check = checks[i]
			local func
			if check:startswith(">=") then
				func = ge
				check = check:sub(3)
			elseif check:startswith(">") then
				func = gt
				check = check:sub(2)
			elseif check:startswith("<=") then
				func = le
				check = check:sub(3)
			elseif check:startswith("<") then
				func = lt
				check = check:sub(2)
			elseif check:startswith("=") then
				func = eq
				check = check:sub(2)
			elseif check:startswith("^") then
				func = compat
				check = check:sub(2)
			else
				func = ge
			end

			check = semver(check)
			if not func(version, check) then
				return false
			end
		end

		return true
	end



	function premake.clearWarnings()
		_warnings = {}
	end


--
-- Finds the correct premake script filename to be run.
--
-- @param fname
--    The filename of the script to run.
-- @return
--    The correct of filename of the script to run, and the function to load the chunk.
--

	function premake.findProjectScript(fname)
		local filenames = {
			fname,
			fname .. ".lua",
			path.join(fname, "premake5.lua"),
			path.join(fname, "premake4.lua"),
		}

		-- If the currently running script was embedded, try to find this file as if it were embedded too.
		if _SCRIPT_DIR and _SCRIPT_DIR:startswith('$') then
			table.insert(filenames, path.getabsolute(fname, _SCRIPT_DIR))
		end

		local compiled_chunk
		local res = os.locate(table.unpack(filenames))
		if res == nil then
			local caller = filelineinfo(3)
			premake.error(caller .. ": Cannot find neither " .. table.implode(filenames, "", "", " nor "))
		else
			compiled_chunk, err = loadfile(res)
			if err ~= nil then
				local caller = filelineinfo(3)
				premake.error(caller .. ": Error loading '" .. fname .. ": " .. err)
			end
		end
		return res, compiled_chunk
	end


---
-- "Immediate If" - returns one of the two values depending on the value
-- of the provided condition. Note that both the true and false expressions
-- will be evaluated regardless of the condition, even if only one result
-- is returned.
--
-- @param condition
--    A boolean condition, determining which value gets returned.
-- @param trueValue
--    The value to return if the condition is true.
-- @param falseValue
--    The value to return if the condition is false.
-- @return
--    One of trueValue or falseValue.
---

	function iif(condition, trueValue, falseValue)
		if condition then
			return trueValue
		else
			return falseValue
		end
	end



---
-- Override an existing function with a new implementation; the original
-- function is passed as the first argument to the replacement when called.
--
-- @param scope
--    The table containing the function to be overridden. Use _G for
--    global functions.
-- @param name
--    The name of the function to override (a string value).
-- @param repl
--    The replacement function. The first argument to the function
--    will be the original implementation, followed by the arguments
--    passed to the original call.
---

	function premake.override(scope, name, repl)
		scope, name = p.resolveAlias(scope, name)

		local original = scope[name]
		if not original then
			error("unable to override '" .. name .. "'; no such function", 2)
		end

		scope[name] = function(...)
			return repl(original, ...)
		end

		-- Functions from premake.main are special in that they are fetched
		-- from an array, which can be modified by system and project scripts,
		-- instead of a function which would have already been called before
		-- those scripts could have run. Since the array will have already
		-- been evaluated by the time override() is called, the new value
		-- won't be picked up as it would with the function-fetched call
		-- lists. Special case the workaround for that here so everyone else
		-- can just override without having to think about the difference.
		if scope == premake.main then
			table.replace(premake.main.elements, original, scope[name])
		end
	end



---
-- Find the canonical name and scope of a function, resolving any aliases.
--
-- @param scope
--    The table containing the function to be overridden. Use _G for
--    global functions.
-- @param name
--    The name of the function to resolve.
-- @return
--    The canonical scope and function name (a string value).
---

	function p.resolveAlias(scope, name)
		local aliases = _aliases[scope]
		if aliases then
			while aliases[name] do
				name = aliases[name]
			end
		end
		return scope, name
	end


--
-- Raise an error, with a formatted message built from the provided
-- arguments.
--
-- @param message
--    The error message, which may contain string formatting tokens.
-- @param ...
--    Values to fill in the string formatting tokens.
--

function premake.error(message, ...)
	error(string.format("** Error: " .. message, ...), 0)
end


--
-- Display a warning, with a formatted message built from the provided
-- arguments.
--
-- @param message
--    The warning message, which may contain string formatting tokens.
-- @param ...
--    Values to fill in the string formatting tokens.
--

	function premake.warn(message, ...)
		message = string.format(message, ...)
		if _OPTIONS.fatal then
			error(message)
		else
			term.pushColor(term.warningColor)
			io.stderr:write(string.format("** Warning: " .. message .. "\n", ...))
			term.popColor();
		end
	end


--
-- Displays a warning just once per run.
--
-- @param key
--    A unique key to identify this warning. Subsequent warnings messages
--    using the same key will not be shown.
-- @param message
--    The warning message, which may contain string formatting tokens.
-- @param ...
--    Values to fill in the string formatting tokens.
--

	function premake.warnOnce(key, message, ...)
		if not _warnings[key] then
			_warnings[key] = true
			premake.warn(message, ...)
		end
	end


--
-- Display information in the term.infoColor color.
--
-- @param message
--    The info message, which may contain string formatting tokens.
-- @param ...
--    Values to fill in the string formatting tokens.
--

	function premake.info(message, ...)
		message = string.format(message, ...)
		term.pushColor(term.infoColor)
		io.stdout:write(string.format("** Info: " .. message .. "\n", ...))
		term.popColor();
	end



--
-- A shortcut for printing formatted output.
--

	function printf(msg, ...)
		print(string.format(msg, ...))
	end

--
-- A shortcut for printing formatted output in verbose mode.
--
	function verbosef(msg, ...)
		if _OPTIONS.verbose then
			print(string.format(msg, ...))
		end
	end


--
-- make a string from debug.getinfo information.
--
	function filelineinfo(level)
		local info = debug.getinfo(level+1, "Sl")
		if info == nil then
			return nil
		end
		if info.what == "C" then
			return "C function"
		else
			local sep = iif(os.ishost('windows'), '\\', '/')
			return string.format("%s(%d)", path.translate(info.short_src, sep), info.currentline)
		end
	end


---
-- check if version is semver.
---

	function premake.isSemVer(version)
		local sMajor, sMinor, sPatch, sPrereleaseAndBuild = version:match("^(%d+)%.?(%d*)%.?(%d*)(.-)$")
		return (type(sMajor) == 'string')
	end
