inscop

#!/bin/bash

# arguments
# inscop <original> <transformed_kernel> <output_file>
# transformed_kernel and output_file can be the same
#

MAXLINES=`wc -l $1 | awk '{print $1}'`

# Get the FIRST scop and return all the lines above it
# Because we are returning the text preceding the first scop, it's ok to ignore that pragma
# which is what the grep -v call does
grep -B $MAXLINES -m 1 "#pragma[[:space:]]\+scop" $1 | grep -v "#pragma[[:space:]]\+scop" > .head
# Get the FIRST endscop and return all the lines below it
# We want to get all the text below the first endscop, but do not want that first endscop line to be returned
# which is accomplished with the awk call at the end.
sed -n '/\#pragma[[:space:]]endscop/,$p' $1 | awk '{if(NR>1)print}' > .tail
#grep -A $MAXLINES "#pragma[[:space:]]\+endscop" $1 | grep -v "#pragma[[:space:]]\+endscop" > .tail

cat .head > __tmp

# The gcc preprocessor inserts some useless comments like "# 1 "<built-in>"
# preprocessor doesn't like pragma's in #defines and so it was not put in from pluto
# when '--bee' was used - instead we will add it here

# Put all the include statements in a  file
cat $2 | grep "^#include" > .includes

# Put everything that isn't an include into another file
cat $2 | grep -v "^#include" > .body.c

# Put those includes we got above into another file
cat .includes > .head

# Check if we've already inserted the extra includes and defines
# If we haven't, put them in the head
if ! grep -q "#define ceild(n,d)" __tmp
	then
	echo "#include <math.h>" >> .head
	echo "#define ceild(n,d)  ceil(((double)(n))/((double)(d)))" >> .head
	echo "#define floord(n,d) floor(((double)(n))/((double)(d)))" >> .head
	echo "#define max(x,y)    ((x) > (y)? (x) : (y))" >> .head
	echo -e "#define min(x,y)    ((x) < (y)? (x) : (y))\n" >> .head
fi

gcc -E -P -CC .body.c | grep -v "^# " | sed -e 's/__bee_schedule/#pragma schedule/' |  \
sed -e 's/_NL_DELIMIT_/\n/' >> __tmp

cat .tail >> __tmp

# Checks to see if the openmp header has already been inserted into the file
# If not, it inserts it.
if grep -q "#include <omp.h>" __tmp
	then
	# Remove the existing omp.h include
	sed -ie '\/\<omp\.h\>/d'  __tmp
fi

cat .head __tmp > $3

rm -f .head .tail __tmp .includes .body.c