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The Makefile will now use a script (autoversion.sh) to update version.h, which in turn defines a VERSION string and gets included from common.h. The idea is that version.h normally receives a git-describe based identifier that represents the current checkout. In cases where git might not be available, e.g. for builds from a tarball, the script will instead fall back to a predefined version (that should reflect the most recent release tag). Signed-off-by: Bernhard Nortmann <bernhard.nortmann@web.de>
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# This script auto-updates a VERSION string definition.
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# It outputs informational messages to stderr, while the actual
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# output (on stdout) can easily be redirected to a file.
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#
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LATEST_RELEASE="v1.3"
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if VER=`git describe --tags --dirty --always`; then
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echo "Setting version information: ${VER}" >&2
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else
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VER=${LATEST_RELEASE}
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echo "Unable to determine current version (using \"${VER}\" as fallback)" >&2
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fi
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echo >&2
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echo "/* Auto-generated information. DO NOT EDIT */"
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echo "#define VERSION \"${VER}\""
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