#! /bin/sh

# This script runs the test suite, and then reduces the data for
# inspection.  If you see "cpsa failed", something is very wrong.  If
# differences appear in the output, there might be a problem.

# The following scripts in the tst directory might also serve as a
# template for your needs, but probably not.  Look at doc/cpsa.mk
# first.

# ./cpsashapesall
# ./cpsagraphall

CPSAFLAGS="+RTS -M512m -N -RTS"

# Analyze the results of a CPSA run.
analyze () {
    echo cpsadiff "$1.tst" "$1.txt"
    cabal run cpsadiff -v0 -- "$1.tst" "$1.txt"
    echo cpsagraph -o "$1.xhtml" "$1.txt"
    cabal run cpsagraph -v0 -- -o "$1.xhtml" "$1.txt"
    echo cpsashapes -o "${1}_shapes.txt" "$1.txt"
    cabal run cpsashapes -v0 -- -o "${1}_shapes.txt" "$1.txt"
    echo cpsagraph -o "${1}_shapes.xhtml" "${1}_shapes.txt"
    cabal run cpsagraph -v0 -- -o "${1}_shapes.xhtml" "${1}_shapes.txt"
}

for i in tst/*.scm
do
    b=tst/`basename "$i" .scm`
    echo cpsa ${CPSAFLAGS} -o "$b.txt" "$i"
    cabal run cpsa -v0 -- ${CPSAFLAGS} -o "$b.txt" "$i" || echo cpsa failed.
    analyze "$b"
done

for i in tst/*.prot
do
    b=tst/`basename "$i" .prot`
    echo cpsaprot  "$i" '|' cpsa ${CPSAFLAGS} -o "$b.txt"
    cabal run cpsaprot -v0 -- "$i" | \
	cabal run cpsa -v0 -- ${CPSAFLAGS} -o "$b.txt" || \
	echo cpsa failed.
    analyze "$b"
done

for i in tst/*.lsp
do
    b=tst/`basename "$i" .lsp`
    echo cpsa ${CPSAFLAGS} -o "$b.txt" "$i"
    cabal run cpsa -v0 -- ${CPSAFLAGS} -o "$b.txt" "$i"
    analyze "$b"
done