gecko-dev/config/purge-old-headers.pl

#!perl
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#
# Usage: $0 <includedir>
#
# Purpose:
#	Remove old header files by comparing list of headers generated 
#	on the fly against headers already existing under <includedir>
# 
# Assumptions:
# 	All directories under (and including) <includedir> have a list
#	of headers in the file .headerlist-<nameofsubdir>.
#

use strict;
use IO::Handle;

my $includedir = shift;

if (! -d $includedir) {
    exit(1);
}

purge("$includedir");

exit(0);

sub purge($) {
    my ($dirname) = @_;
    my ($file, $dir, $tmp, $listfile);
    my (@dirlist, @filelist, @masterlist, @removelist);
    my $ignoredir = 0;

    $listfile = "$dirname/.headerlist";

    #print "Inside purge: $dirname, $listfile\n";

    # Ignore files and just process subdirs if there's no master filelist
    $ignoredir = 1 if (! -e "$listfile" );

    # Create lists of current files and subdirectories
    my $SDIR = new IO::Handle;
    opendir($SDIR, "$dirname") || die "opendir($dirname): $!\n";
    while ($file = readdir($SDIR)) {
	next if ($file eq "." || $file eq ".." || $file =~ m/.headerlist/);
	if ( -d "$dirname/$file" ) {
	    push @dirlist, "$file";
	} else {
	    push @filelist, "$file" if (!$ignoredir);
	}
    }
    closedir($SDIR);

    if (!$ignoredir) {
	# Read in "master" file list
	undef @masterlist;
	my $MLIST = new IO::Handle;
	open($MLIST, "$listfile") || die "$listfile: $!\n";
	while ($tmp = <$MLIST>) {
	    chomp($tmp);
	    push @masterlist, "$tmp";
	}
	close($MLIST);

	# compare master list with read list
	undef @removelist;
	foreach $file (@filelist) {
	    push @removelist, $file if (!grep(/$file/, @masterlist));
	}
    }

    # Call purge recursively
    foreach $dir (@dirlist) {
	#print "purge(\"$dirname/$dir\") \n";
	purge("$dirname/$dir");
    }

    if (!$ignoredir) {
	# Remove files
	foreach $file (@removelist) {
	    print "purge old header: $dirname/$file\n";
	    unlink("$dirname/$file");
	}
    }

    #Unlink listfile now that we're done processing this dir
    unlink("$listfile") if (!$ignoredir);
    
}