#!/usr/bin/env perl # WARNING: DO NOT EDIT THE mpijava.pl FILE AS IT IS GENERATED! # MAKE ALL CHANGES IN mpijava.pl.in # Copyright (c) 2011 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. use strict; # The main purpose of this wrapper compiler is to check for # and adjust the Java class path to include the OMPI classes # in mpi.jar. The user may have specified a class path on # our cmd line, or it may be in the environment, so we have # to check for both. We also need to be careful not to # just override the class path as it probably includes classes # they need for their application! It also may already include # the path to mpi.jar, and while it doesn't hurt anything, we # don't want to include our class path more than once to avoid # user astonishment # Let the build system provide us with some critical values my $my_compiler = "@JAVAC@"; my $ompi_classpath = "@OMPI_WRAPPER_LIBDIR@/mpi.jar"; # globals my $showme_arg = 0; my $verbose = 0; my $my_arg; # Cannot use the usual GetOpts library as the user might # be passing -options to the Java compiler! So have to # parse the options ourselves to look for help and showme foreach $my_arg (@ARGV) { if ($my_arg eq "-h" || $my_arg eq "--h" || $my_arg eq "-help" || $my_arg eq "--help") { print "Options: --showme Show the wrapper compiler command without executing it --help | -h This help list\n"; exit; } elsif ($my_arg eq "-showme" || $my_arg eq "--showme") { $showme_arg = 1; shift(@ARGV); } elsif ($my_arg eq "-verbose" || $my_arg eq "-v" || $my_arg eq "--verbose") { $verbose = 1; shift(@ARGV); } } # Create a place to save our argv array so we can edit any # provide class path option my @arguments = (); # Check the command line for a class path my $where; my $where2; my $cp_found = 0; my $my_cp; foreach $my_arg (@ARGV) { if (1 == $cp_found) { $where = index($my_arg, "mpi.jar"); if ($where < 0) { # not found, so we add our path $where = rindex($my_arg, ":"); if ($where == length($my_arg)-1) { # already have a colon at the end $my_cp = $my_arg . $ompi_classpath; } else { # need to add the colon between paths $my_cp = $my_arg . ":" . $ompi_classpath; } push(@arguments, $my_cp); } else { # it was found, so just leave it alone push(@arguments, $my_arg); } $cp_found = 2; } else { $where = index($my_arg, "-cp"); if ($where < 0) { # check for -- variant */ $where = index($my_arg, "--cp"); } $where2 = index($my_arg, "-classpath"); if ($where2 < 0) { # check for -- variant */ $where = index($my_arg, "--classpath"); } if (0 <= $where || 0 <= $where2) { # the next argument will contain the class path $cp_found = 1; } push(@arguments, $my_arg); } } # If the class path wasn't found on the cmd line, then # we next check the class path in the environment, if it exists if (2 != $cp_found && exists $ENV{'CLASSPATH'} && length($ENV{'CLASSPATH'}) > 0) { $where = index($ENV{'CLASSPATH'}, "mpi.jar"); if (0 <= $where) { # their environ classpath already points to mpi.jar unshift(@arguments, $ENV{'CLASSPATH'}); unshift(@arguments, "-cp"); } else { # java will default to using this envar unless # we provide an override on the javac cmd line. # however, we are about to do just that so we # can add the path to the mpi classes! thus, # we want to grab the class path since they # have it set and append our path to it $where = rindex($ENV{'CLASSPATH'}, ":"); if ($where == length($ENV{'CLASSPATH'})-1) { # already has a colon at the end $my_cp = $ENV{'CLASSPATH'} . $ompi_classpath; } else { # need to add colon between paths $my_cp = $ENV{'CLASSPATH'} . ":" . $ompi_classpath; } unshift(@arguments, $my_cp); unshift(@arguments, "-cp"); } # ensure we mark that we "found" the class path $cp_found = 1; } # If the class path wasn't found in either location, then # we have to insert it as the first argument if (0 == $cp_found) { unshift(@arguments, $ompi_classpath); unshift(@arguments, "-cp"); } # Construct the command if ($showme_arg) { print "$my_compiler @arguments\n"; } else { if ($verbose) { print "$my_compiler @arguments\n"; } system $my_compiler, @arguments; }