simserver.in

#!/bin/bash

HERE="$(dirname "$0")"

# This is filled in from the setting in CONFIG
PYTHON='@@PYTHON@@'

PERSISTENCE='@@BUILD_DIR@@'/persistence.state


CONFIG_PORT=8888
DATA_PORT=8889
DEBUG=(valgrind --leak-check=full --track-origins=yes)
# By default run local simulation
SIM_SERVER="$HERE"/python/sim_server
EXT_SERVER="$HERE"/python/extension_server
EXT_DIR="$HERE"/python/test_extension
EXT_PORT=9998
CONFIG_DIR='@@BUILD_DIR@@/config_d'
SIM_ARGS=()
EXT_ARGS=()


# Allow some settings to be overridden.
while getopts 'np:d:f:c:vV:P-E:S:gh' option; do
    case "$option" in
    n)  DEBUG=() ;;
    p)  CONFIG_PORT=$OPTARG ;;
    d)  DATA_PORT=$OPTARG ;;
    f)  SIM_SERVER="$OPTARG/autogen/sim_server"
        CONFIG_DIR="$OPTARG/autogen/config_d" ;;
    c)  CONFIG_DIR="$OPTARG" ;;
    v)  SIM_ARGS+=(-v)
        EXT_ARGS+=(-v) ;;
    V)  DEBUG+=("$OPTARG") ;;
    P)  rm -f "$PERSISTENCE" ;;
    E)  EXT_ARGS+=("$OPTARG") ;;
    S)  SIM_ARGS+=("$OPTARG") ;;
    g)  DEBUG=(gdb --args) ;;
    -)  ;;
    h)  cat <<EOF
./simserver [options] [-- command options]
options can be one of:
    -n  Run without valgrind memory checking
    -f: Run with PandABox-FPGA/build/apps/<app> FPGA simulation
    -c: Specify configuration directory
    -p: Specify configuration port (default 8888)
    -d: Specify data port (default 8889)
    -v  Run simulation in verbose mode
    -V: Add arguments to valgrind
    -P  Reset persistence file before running
    -E: Pass extra arguments through to extension server
    -S: Pass extra arguments through to simulation server
    -g  Run with gdb (instead of valgrind)
    -h  Show this help
Remaining command options are passed through to the server executable.
EOF
        exit 0 ;;
    *)  exit >&2 'Invalid option: try -h for help'
        exit 1 ;;
    esac
done
shift $((OPTIND-1))


# Force any previously running instance of the simulation server to go away --
# this can happen if sim_server failed on startup for any reason.
nc localhost 9999 </dev/null
nc localhost $EXT_PORT </dev/null

# Run the simulation server as a daemon.  It will ensure its socket is up and
# running before taking itself into the background.
echo Running simulation "$SIM_SERVER"
"$PYTHON" "$SIM_SERVER" "${SIM_ARGS[@]}" -d  &&

# Run up the extension server
"$PYTHON" "$EXT_SERVER" "${EXT_ARGS[@]}" -d -p$EXT_PORT "$EXT_DIR"  &&

exec "${DEBUG[@]}" \
    '@@BUILD_DIR@@'/sim_server/sim_server \
    -f"$PERSISTENCE" -p$CONFIG_PORT -d$DATA_PORT -R -c"$CONFIG_DIR" \
    -X$EXT_PORT -r "Test Server" \
    "$@"