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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # AntMan 2 | [![Codacy Badge](https://app.codacy.com/project/badge/Grade/cdaf0c6222a44595adfb04a21e65e4f1)](https://www.codacy.com/gh/Neutron-Toolchains/antman/dashboard?utm_source=github.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=Neutron-Toolchains/antman&utm_campaign=Badge_Grade) 3 | 4 | **[AntMan](https://github.com/Neutron-Toolchains/antman.git)** `(A Nonsensical Toolchain Manager)` is a manager written in bash, It is used by [Neutron Clang](https://github.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue) to download/sync, upgrade and manage toolchain builds. 5 | 6 | Here's an exmaple on how to sync latest build using AntMan: 7 | ```bash 8 | mkdir -p "$HOME/toolchains/neutron-clang" 9 | cd "$HOME/toolchains/neutron-clang" 10 | curl -LO "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/antman/main/antman" 11 | chmod +x antman 12 | ./antman -S 13 | ``` 14 | 15 | AntMan can also be ran without actually downloading the script: 16 | ```bash 17 | mkdir -p "$HOME/toolchains/neutron-clang" 18 | cd "$HOME/toolchains/neutron-clang" 19 | bash <(curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/antman/main/antman") -S 20 | ``` 21 | 22 | Some basic AntMan commands: 23 | - To sync latest toolchain build. `./antman -S` or `./antman -S=latest` 24 | - To sync a specific toolchain release. `./antman -S=` 25 | - To check for updates and sync update. `./antman -U` 26 | - To sync a specific update. `./antman -U=` 27 | - To delete synced build. `./antman -D` 28 | - To show information on synced build. `./antman -I` 29 | 30 | Run `./antman --help` for more information about all AntMan commands. 31 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /antman: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | # AntMan (A Nonsensical Toolchain Manager) 3 | # Copyright (c) 2025 Dakkshesh 4 | # 5 | # GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 6 | # Version 3, 29 June 2007 7 | # 8 | # Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 9 | # Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies 10 | # of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 11 | set -e 12 | shopt -s inherit_errexit 13 | 14 | ANTMAN_VER="v3.1" 15 | 16 | # ===== Main message functions ===== # 17 | msg_common() { 18 | local MSG_BOLD="\e[1m" 19 | local MSG_RESET="\e[0m" 20 | local MSG_TYPE=$1 21 | echo -e "${MSG_BOLD}${MSG_TYPE}: ${2}${MSG_RESET}" 22 | } 23 | 24 | # Print info message 25 | msg_info() { 26 | msg_common "INFO" "$1" 27 | } 28 | 29 | # Print success message 30 | msg_success() { 31 | msg_common "SUCCESS" "$1" 32 | } 33 | 34 | # Print warning message 35 | msg_warn() { 36 | msg_common "WARNING" "$1" 37 | } 38 | 39 | # Print error message 40 | msg_error() { 41 | msg_common "ERROR" "$1" 42 | exit 1 43 | } 44 | 45 | # A function to showcase the commands & options provided for args-based usage. 46 | helpmenu() { 47 | echo -e "\e[1m 48 | A Nonsensical Toolchain Manager ${ANTMAN_VER}, by Dakkshesh\e[0m 49 | 50 | Usage : 51 | ${SCRIPT_NAME} [commands] [options] 52 | Commands : 53 | --sync= : Download and sync latest toolchain build from Neutron-Clang repos. 54 | By default AntMan will sync latest build, 55 | To sync to a specific build pass appropriate build tag in . 56 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --sync 57 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --sync=latest 58 | Exmaple: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --sync=42069420 59 | 60 | -S= : Alias for --sync= 61 | 62 | --update= : Download updated toolchain build from Neutron-Clang repos and upgrade. 63 | By default AntMan will upgrade to latest build, 64 | To upgrade to a specific build pass appropriate build tag in . 65 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --update 66 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --update=latest 67 | Exmaple: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --update=42069420 68 | 69 | -U= : Alias for --update= 70 | 71 | --patch=[bolt|unbolt|glibc] 72 | : Patch synced toolchain as per requirments. 73 | Curerently supported patches: 74 | unbolt: Patch toolchain to use non BOLT optimized binaries. 75 | bolt: Patch toolchain to use BOLT optimized binaries (default). 76 | glibc: Patch toolchain to workaround glibc requirments. 77 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --patch=unbolt 78 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --patch=bolt 79 | Example: ${SCRIPT_NAME} --patch=glibc 80 | 81 | -P=[bolt|unbolt|glibc] 82 | : Alias for --patch=[bolt|unbolt|glibc] 83 | 84 | --antman-update 85 | : Check and install updates for the antman script from the repository. 86 | If you have installed antman via AUR, 87 | please use your AUR package manager to update instead. 88 | 89 | -A : Alias for --antman-update. 90 | 91 | --delete : Delete all clang related files. 92 | AntMan script itself wont be deleted when this command is ran. 93 | 94 | -D : Alias for --delete 95 | 96 | --info : Show local build information. 97 | 98 | -I : Alias for --info 99 | 100 | --help : Show this help menu. 101 | 102 | --version : Show AntMan version. 103 | 104 | Options : 105 | --noconfirm : Do not ask for confirmation. 106 | 107 | --noprogress : Do not show progress bar. 108 | 109 | --noaxel : Do not use axel to download tars even if available." 110 | } 111 | 112 | # A function to check if command exists 113 | cmd_exists() { 114 | command -v "$1" >/dev/null 2>&1 115 | } 116 | 117 | # A function to verify dependencies 118 | check_dependency() { 119 | if [[ -n $1 ]] && cmd_exists "$1"; then 120 | echo "Checking for $1: ✓" 121 | else 122 | msg_error "$1 is not installed, please install it and try again." 123 | fi 124 | } 125 | 126 | # A function to check axel availability and set the default download utility 127 | DL_UTILITY="wget" 128 | axel_check() { 129 | if [[ ${NOAXEL} -eq 0 ]] && cmd_exists "axel"; then 130 | msg_info "Using axel for faster downloads (use --noaxel to disable)" 131 | DL_UTILITY="axel" 132 | fi 133 | } 134 | 135 | # A function to check availablility of updates for antman 136 | antman_update_check() { 137 | check_dependency "wget" 138 | 139 | if [[ $LOCAL_SCRIPT -eq 0 ]]; then 140 | return 1 141 | fi 142 | 143 | # Function to get latest version tag 144 | get_latest_version() { 145 | wget -qO- "https://api.github.com/repos/Neutron-Toolchains/antman/tags" | grep -Po '"name": "\K.*?(?=")' | head -n 1 146 | } 147 | 148 | # Get the latest GitHub version 149 | local latest_version 150 | latest_version=$(get_latest_version) 151 | 152 | if [ -z "$latest_version" ]; then 153 | msg_warn "Failed to fetch version information from GitHub." 154 | return 1 155 | fi 156 | 157 | # Compare current version with the latest version 158 | if [ "$ANTMAN_VER" != "$latest_version" ]; then 159 | msg_info "A new version of antman (${ANTMAN_VER} -> ${latest_version}) is available." 160 | return 0 # Update available 161 | else 162 | msg_info "You are already using the latest version of antman (${ANTMAN_VER})." 163 | return 1 # No update available 164 | fi 165 | } 166 | 167 | # A function to update antman script 168 | antman_update() { 169 | 170 | # Function to check if installed via AUR 171 | is_antman_via_aur() { 172 | pacman -Qi "antman" &>/dev/null 173 | } 174 | 175 | # Check if installed via AUR 176 | if is_antman_via_aur; then 177 | msg_warn "It looks like antman was installed via AUR." 178 | echo "Please update it using your AUR helper (e.g., paru, yay):" 179 | echo " paru -Syu antman" 180 | exit 1 # No update via this script if installed via AUR 181 | fi 182 | 183 | if antman_update_check; then 184 | msg_info "Fetching the latest antman..." 185 | local ANTMAN_PATH 186 | ANTMAN_PATH="$(pwd)/${SCRIPT_NAME}" 187 | wget -q "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/antman/main/antman" -O "${ANTMAN_PATH}" || { 188 | msg_error "Failed to fetch latest antman. Please try again." 189 | } 190 | 191 | # If wget succeeds, proceed to change permissions and display success message 192 | chmod +x "$ANTMAN_PATH" 193 | msg_success "antman was updated successfully!" 194 | else 195 | msg_info "No updates are available..." 196 | fi 197 | } 198 | 199 | # A function to fetch/download Neutron clang builds from remote repos 200 | sync_tar() { 201 | msg_info "Checking dependencies" 202 | check_dependency "zstd" 203 | check_dependency "tar" 204 | check_dependency "wget" 205 | check_dependency "sha256sum" 206 | axel_check 207 | local r_tag="$1" 208 | 209 | msg_info "Fetching build info..." 210 | 211 | if [[ $r_tag == "latest" ]]; then 212 | r_tag=$(wget -q --output-document - "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/main/latest.txt" | grep -A1 tag | tail -n1) 213 | msg_info "Using latest Tag: ${r_tag}" 214 | else 215 | if ! wget -q "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/main/$r_tag-info.txt" -O- >/dev/null; then 216 | msg_error "Invalid tag: $r_tag" 217 | fi 218 | fi 219 | 220 | local build_info 221 | build_info=$(wget -q --output-document - "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/main/${r_tag}-info.txt") 222 | 223 | local clang_ver b_date llvm_c binutils_ver binutils_c t_glibc t_size t_shasum 224 | clang_ver=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 clang-ver | tail -n1) 225 | b_date=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 date | tail -n1) 226 | llvm_c=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 llvm-commit | tail -n1) 227 | binutils_ver=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 binutils-ver | tail -n1) 228 | binutils_c=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 binutils-commit | tail -n1) 229 | t_glibc=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 host-glibc | tail -n1) 230 | t_size=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 size | tail -n1) 231 | t_shasum=$(echo "${build_info}" | grep -A1 shasum | tail -n1) 232 | 233 | echo "Build Date: ${b_date}" 234 | echo "Clang Version: ${clang_ver}" 235 | echo "LLVM commit at: ${llvm_c}" 236 | if [[ -n ${binutils_ver} ]]; then 237 | echo "Binutils Version: ${binutils_ver}" 238 | echo "Binutils commit at: ${binutils_c}" 239 | fi 240 | echo "Glibc requirement: ${t_glibc}" 241 | echo "Build size: ${t_size}" 242 | echo "Build sha256sum: ${t_shasum}" 243 | 244 | local host_glibc 245 | host_glibc="$(ldd --version | head -n1 | grep -oE '[^ ]+$')" 246 | 247 | if [[ ${host_glibc//./} -lt ${t_glibc//./} ]]; then 248 | msg_warn "Host glibc ($(ldd --version | head -n1 | grep -oE '[^ ]+$')) is older than the minimum required version (${t_glibc})" 249 | msg_info "Workaround this by patching toolchain using '${SCRIPT_NAME} --patch=glibc'" 250 | fi 251 | 252 | msg_info "Fetching build tar..." 253 | if [[ $DL_UTILITY == "axel" ]]; then 254 | axel "${AXEL_ARGS[@]}" "https://github.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/releases/download/${r_tag}/neutron-clang-${r_tag}.tar.zst" 255 | else 256 | wget "${WGET_ARGS[@]}" "https://github.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/releases/download/${r_tag}/neutron-clang-${r_tag}.tar.zst" 257 | fi 258 | 259 | msg_info "Checking file integrity of the tar..." 260 | if ! echo "${t_shasum} neutron-clang-${r_tag}.tar.zst" | sha256sum -c -; then 261 | msg_error "Error: File integrity check failed" 262 | fi 263 | 264 | msg_info "Extracting tar..." 265 | tar -I zstd -xf "neutron-clang-${r_tag}.tar.zst" 266 | 267 | echo "${build_info}" >"build.info" 268 | echo -e "\n[tag]\n${r_tag}" >>"build.info" 269 | 270 | msg_info "Cleaning up..." 271 | rm -rf "neutron-clang-${r_tag}.tar.zst" 272 | 273 | msg_success "Toolchain tag: ${r_tag} synced successfully" 274 | } 275 | 276 | # A function to delete toolchain files 277 | delete() { 278 | local c_dir yn 279 | c_dir=$(pwd) 280 | msg_info "This will delete all toolchain files in ${c_dir}/" 281 | 282 | # Message about excluding the script itself if LOCAL_SCRIPT is 1 283 | if [[ ${LOCAL_SCRIPT} -eq 1 ]] && [[ -f "${c_dir}/${SCRIPT_NAME}" ]]; then 284 | msg_info "The AntMan script (${c_dir}/${SCRIPT_NAME}) will be preserved" 285 | fi 286 | 287 | # Confirm deletion 288 | if [[ ${NOCONFIRM} -eq 0 ]]; then 289 | while true; do 290 | read -rp "Proceed with deletion? [Y/N] " yn 291 | case ${yn} in 292 | [Yy]*) 293 | break 294 | ;; 295 | [Nn]*) 296 | exit 0 297 | ;; 298 | *) 299 | echo "Invalid input, use Y or N to answer." 300 | ;; 301 | esac 302 | done 303 | fi 304 | 305 | msg_info "Deleting toolchain files..." 306 | 307 | # Perform the deletion 308 | if [[ ${LOCAL_SCRIPT} -eq 1 ]]; then 309 | find . ! -name "${SCRIPT_NAME}" -delete 310 | else 311 | find . -delete 312 | fi 313 | 314 | msg_success "Toolchain files deleted successfully" 315 | } 316 | 317 | # A function to install toolchain updates 318 | upgrade_build() { 319 | msg_info "Checking dependencies" 320 | check_dependency "wget" 321 | local l_tag r_tag yn 322 | 323 | # A function to compare timestamps 324 | compare_tags() { 325 | # A function for converting dated build tags to unix timestamps 326 | tag_to_unix_ts() { 327 | local dt yr mt dy 328 | dt="$1" 329 | yr=${dt:4:4} 330 | mt=${dt:2:2} 331 | dy=${dt::2} 332 | date -d "${yr}-${mt}-${dy}" +%s 333 | } 334 | 335 | local tag_a tag_b 336 | tag_a=$(tag_to_unix_ts "$1") 337 | tag_b=$(tag_to_unix_ts "$2") 338 | if [[ ${tag_a} -lt ${tag_b} ]]; then 339 | true 340 | elif [[ ${tag_b} -lt ${tag_a} ]]; then 341 | false 342 | fi 343 | } 344 | 345 | msg_info "Checking for updates..." 346 | l_tag=$(grep -A1 tag build.info | tail -n1) 347 | if [[ $1 == "latest" ]]; then 348 | r_tag=$(wget -q --output-document - "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/main/latest.txt" | grep -A1 tag | tail -n1) 349 | else 350 | if ! wget -q "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Neutron-Toolchains/clang-build-catalogue/main/$1-info.txt" -O- >/dev/null; then 351 | msg_error "Error: $1 is not a valid tag" 352 | fi 353 | r_tag=$1 354 | fi 355 | if [[ ${l_tag} == "${r_tag}" ]]; then 356 | msg_info "Nothing to do, Already up-to-date" 357 | exit 0 358 | elif ! compare_tags "${l_tag}" "${r_tag}"; then 359 | msg_error "The requested tag (${r_tag}) is older than the installed toolchain build (${l_tag})" 360 | fi 361 | 362 | msg_info "New update found: ${l_tag} → ${r_tag}" 363 | if [[ ${NOCONFIRM} -eq 0 ]]; then 364 | while true; do 365 | read -rp "Do you want to upgrade the toolchain? [Y/N] " yn 366 | case ${yn} in 367 | [Yy]*) 368 | break 369 | ;; 370 | [Nn]*) 371 | exit 0 372 | ;; 373 | *) 374 | echo "Invalid input, use Y or N to answer." 375 | ;; 376 | esac 377 | done 378 | fi 379 | msg_info "Removing old toolchain files using ${SCRIPT_NAME} --delete" 380 | delete 381 | msg_info "Downloading new toolchain build using ${SCRIPT_NAME} --sync=${r_tag}" 382 | sync_tar "${r_tag}" 383 | msg_success "Toolchain upgraded to ${r_tag}" 384 | } 385 | 386 | # A function to get toolchain info 387 | show_info() { 388 | if [[ ! -f "build.info" ]]; then 389 | msg_error "build.info not found. Please sync the toolchain first" 390 | fi 391 | local binutils_ver 392 | echo "Build date: $(grep -A1 date build.info | tail -n1)" 393 | echo "Build tag: $(grep -A1 tag build.info | tail -n1)" 394 | echo "Clang version: $(grep -A1 clang-ver build.info | tail -n1)" 395 | echo "LLVM commit at: $(grep -A1 llvm-commit build.info | tail -n1)" 396 | binutils_ver="$(grep -A1 binutils-ver build.info | tail -n1)" 397 | if [[ -n ${binutils_ver} ]]; then 398 | echo "Binutils Version: ${binutils_ver}" 399 | echo "Binutils commit at: $(grep -A1 binutils-commit build.info | tail -n1)" 400 | fi 401 | echo "Glibc requirement: $(grep -A1 host-glibc build.info | tail -n1)" 402 | } 403 | 404 | # A function to BOLT/un-BOLT toolchain 405 | boltify() { 406 | if [[ ! -d "bin" ]]; then 407 | msg_error "Toolchain bin directory not found. Please sync the toolchain first" 408 | fi 409 | 410 | CLANG_BIN=$(basename "$(readlink -f bin/clang)") 411 | if [[ $1 == "bolt" ]]; then 412 | msg_info "Applying BOLT optimization" 413 | if [[ -f "bin/${CLANG_BIN}.bolt" ]]; then 414 | if [[ -f "bin/${CLANG_BIN}" ]]; then 415 | mv bin/"${CLANG_BIN}" bin/"${CLANG_BIN}.org" 416 | mv bin/"${CLANG_BIN}.bolt" bin/"${CLANG_BIN}" 417 | else 418 | msg_error "'bin/${CLANG_BIN}' not found!" 419 | fi 420 | else 421 | msg_error "'bin/${CLANG_BIN}.bolt' not found!" 422 | fi 423 | if [[ -f "bin/lld.bolt" ]]; then 424 | if [[ -f "bin/lld" ]]; then 425 | mv bin/lld bin/"lld.org" 426 | mv bin/"lld.bolt" bin/lld 427 | else 428 | msg_error "'bin/lld' not found!" 429 | fi 430 | else 431 | msg_warn "'bin/lld.bolt' not found, Skipped!" 432 | fi 433 | msg_success "BOLT optimization applied successfully" 434 | elif [[ $1 == "unbolt" ]]; then 435 | msg_info "Removing BOLT optimization" 436 | if [[ -f "bin/${CLANG_BIN}.org" ]]; then 437 | if [[ -f "bin/${CLANG_BIN}" ]]; then 438 | mv bin/"${CLANG_BIN}" bin/"${CLANG_BIN}.bolt" 439 | mv bin/"${CLANG_BIN}.org" bin/"${CLANG_BIN}" 440 | else 441 | msg_error "'bin/${CLANG_BIN}' not found!" 442 | fi 443 | else 444 | msg_error "'bin/${CLANG_BIN}.org' not found!" 445 | fi 446 | if [[ -f "bin/lld.org" ]]; then 447 | if [[ -f "bin/lld" ]]; then 448 | mv bin/lld bin/"lld.bolt" 449 | mv bin/"lld.org" bin/lld 450 | else 451 | msg_error "'bin/lld' not found!" 452 | fi 453 | else 454 | msg_warn "'bin/lld.org' not found, Skipped!" 455 | fi 456 | msg_success "BOLT optimization removed successfully" 457 | fi 458 | } 459 | 460 | # A function to patch toolchain to workaround old glibc issues 461 | glibc_patcher() { 462 | msg_info "Checking dependencies" 463 | check_dependency "wget" 464 | check_dependency "tar" 465 | WORK_DIR=$1 466 | axel_check 467 | local PATCHELF_DIR PATCHELF_VER GLIBC_DIR 468 | 469 | fetch_and_uncompress() { 470 | local url=$1 471 | local dest_dir=$2 472 | local tmp_file 473 | tmp_file="$(mktemp)" 474 | 475 | rm -f "${tmp_file}" 476 | 477 | if [[ $DL_UTILITY == "axel" ]]; then 478 | axel -q -o "${tmp_file}" "${url}" 479 | else 480 | wget -q -O "${tmp_file}" "${url}" 481 | fi 482 | 483 | tar -C "${dest_dir}" -xf "${tmp_file}" 484 | rm -f "${tmp_file}" 485 | } 486 | 487 | msg_info "Downloading patchelf binary from NixOS repos..." 488 | PATCHELF_VER="0.18.0" 489 | PATCHELF_DIR=$(mktemp -d) 490 | 491 | fetch_and_uncompress "https://github.com/NixOS/patchelf/releases/download/${PATCHELF_VER}/patchelf-${PATCHELF_VER}-x86_64.tar.gz" "${PATCHELF_DIR}" 492 | 493 | msg_info "Downloading latest libs from ArchLinux repos..." 494 | GLIBC_DIR="${HOME}/.neutron-tc/glibc" 495 | rm -rf "${GLIBC_DIR}" && mkdir -p "${GLIBC_DIR}" 496 | 497 | fetch_and_uncompress https://archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/glibc/download "${GLIBC_DIR}" 498 | fetch_and_uncompress https://archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/lib32-glibc/download "${GLIBC_DIR}" 499 | fetch_and_uncompress https://archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/gcc-libs/download "${GLIBC_DIR}" 500 | fetch_and_uncompress https://archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/lib32-gcc-libs/download "${GLIBC_DIR}" 501 | ln -svf "${GLIBC_DIR}/usr/lib" "${GLIBC_DIR}/usr/lib64" 502 | 503 | patch_binaries() { 504 | local dir=$1 505 | 506 | msg_info "Patching binaries in: $dir" 507 | 508 | find "$dir" -type f -exec file {} \; | grep 'ELF .* interpreter' | awk '{print $1}' | sed 's/.$//' | while read -r bin; do 509 | echo "Patching: $bin" 510 | "${PATCHELF_DIR}"/bin/patchelf --set-rpath "${GLIBC_DIR}/usr/lib" --force-rpath --set-interpreter "${GLIBC_DIR}/usr/lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2" "$bin" 511 | done 512 | } 513 | 514 | patch_binaries "${GLIBC_DIR}" 515 | patch_binaries "${WORK_DIR}" 516 | 517 | msg_info "Cleaning up temporary files" 518 | rm -rf "${PATCHELF_DIR}" 519 | 520 | msg_success "glibc compatibility patch applied successfully" 521 | } 522 | 523 | LOCAL_SCRIPT=1 524 | if [[ $0 =~ /dev/fd/[0-9]+ ]]; then 525 | LOCAL_SCRIPT=0 526 | fi 527 | 528 | SCRIPT_NAME="$(basename "$0")" 529 | if [[ $LOCAL_SCRIPT -eq 0 ]]; then 530 | SCRIPT_NAME="./antman" 531 | fi 532 | 533 | NOCONFIRM=0 534 | if [[ $* =~ "--noconfirm" ]]; then 535 | NOCONFIRM=1 536 | fi 537 | 538 | NOAXEL=0 539 | if [[ $* =~ "--noaxel" ]]; then 540 | NOAXEL=1 541 | fi 542 | 543 | WGET_ARGS=("--quiet") 544 | AXEL_ARGS=() 545 | 546 | # Extract wget major version and use supported progress flag accordingly. 547 | # Also set axel args according to flags passed by user. 548 | if [[ ! $* =~ "--noprogress" ]]; then 549 | WGET_VER=$(wget --version | head -n 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 3 | cut -d '.' -f 1) 550 | 551 | if [[ $WGET_VER -ge 2 ]]; then 552 | WGET_ARGS+=("--force-progress") 553 | else 554 | WGET_ARGS+=("--show-progress") 555 | fi 556 | else 557 | AXEL_ARGS=("--quiet") 558 | fi 559 | 560 | if [[ $# -ne 0 ]] && antman_update_check &>/dev/null; then 561 | msg_info "An update is available for the antman..." 562 | echo "Consider upgrading by ${SCRIPT_NAME} --antman-update" 563 | fi 564 | 565 | for arg in "$@"; do 566 | case "${arg}" in 567 | "-S"* | "--sync"*) 568 | tag="${arg#*=}" 569 | if [[ ${tag} == "-S" ]] || [[ ${tag} == "--sync" ]]; then 570 | tag="latest" 571 | fi 572 | sync_tar "${tag}" 573 | exit 0 574 | ;; 575 | "-U"* | "--update"*) 576 | u_tag="${arg#*=}" 577 | if [[ ${u_tag} == "-U" ]] || [[ ${u_tag} == "--update" ]]; then 578 | u_tag="latest" 579 | fi 580 | upgrade_build "${u_tag}" 581 | exit 0 582 | ;; 583 | "-P"* | "--patch"*) 584 | option="${arg#*=}" 585 | if [[ ${option} == "-P" ]] || [[ ${option} == "--patch" ]]; then 586 | msg_error "${option} requires an argument." 587 | elif [[ ${option} == "bolt" ]] || [[ ${option} == "unbolt" ]]; then 588 | boltify "${option}" 589 | elif [[ ${option} == "glibc" ]]; then 590 | glibc_patcher "$(pwd)" 591 | else 592 | msg_error "Invalid argument $1" 593 | fi 594 | exit 0 595 | ;; 596 | "-A" | "--antman-update") 597 | antman_update 598 | exit 0 599 | ;; 600 | "-D" | "--delete") 601 | delete 602 | exit 0 603 | ;; 604 | "-I" | "--info") 605 | show_info 606 | exit 0 607 | ;; 608 | "--version") 609 | echo "A Nonsensical Toolchain Manager ${ANTMAN_VER}, by Dakkshesh07" 610 | exit 0 611 | ;; 612 | "--help") 613 | helpmenu 614 | exit 0 615 | ;; 616 | *) 617 | msg_error "Invalid argument passed: '${arg}' Run '${SCRIPT_NAME} --help' to view available options." 618 | ;; 619 | esac 620 | done 621 | 622 | helpmenu 623 | exit 1 624 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------