#!/bin/sh
# $Id: template,v 4.8 1993/09/06 17:57:15 ksb Exp $
# $1 is our only argument, a %s (full path to tar file)
#  we were invoked from project -g with something like
#	project -g "grade7 %s" seven

# you should replace the "cs101" below with a unique course id (3-7 chars)
COURSE=cs101

# since we start off in the division/section directory of the student
# we need to get to someplace to make a temp directory
# ($$ is a sort of random number, see sh(1))
cd /tmp
mkdir $COURSE$$
cd $COURSE$$

# tell the system not to entomb any temp files
ENTOMB=no
export ENTOMB

# now output a message indicating who we are working on for this file
echo "----------"
echo "--  $1"
echo "----------"
tar xvf $1
echo ""

# remove crufty a.out he may have submitted (by mistake, of course)
rm -f a.out core

# compile the project in your favorite language
pc -l *.p
#cc *.c
#g++ *.C
#f77 *.f
#fortran *.f
#make a.out

# we could check to see what langauge he used, like C or Pascal
#if [ -f Makefile -o -f makefile ]; then
#	make a.out
#elif [ "`echo *.c`" != "*.c" ]; then
#	cc *.c
#elif [ "`echo *.p`" != "*.p" ]; then
#	pc *.c
#else
#	echo "unrecognized language (not C or Pascal)"
#	ls
#fi

# above we could use lots more commands to check for things.
# we could draw input from a data file
#	./a.out < /usere/ksb/data2
# which could be argument $2
#	./a.out < $2
#
# we can limit resources through a csh line (see csh(1))
#	csh -fc "limit cpu 30; ./a.out"
#
# we can run many files
#	for DATA_FILE in /usera/ksb/data/d7.*
#	do
#		./a.out <$DATA_FILE
#	done
#
# we can mix any of the above


# if it did not build an a.out he loses
if [ -f ./a.out ]; then
	./a.out 				; : "(#) see below"
	if [ -f core ]; then
		echo "DROPPED CORE"
	fi
else
	echo "NO a.out generated"
fi

# now we remove the compiled program so we don't fill up a file system!
cd ..
rm -rf $COURSE$$

# and exit with a happy face (important feature)
exit 0