#!/usr/bin/env bash

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Determines versions of all release binaries from solc-bin repo modified in the
# specified commit range, finds all release binaries from one, selected platform
# that match these versions and uses them to produce bytecode reports.
#
# The script is meant to be backwards-compatible with older versions of the
# compiler. Reports are generated via the CLI interface (rather than Standard
# JSON) in case of native binaries because the JSON interface was not available
# in very old versions.
#
# The script creates one report per binary and file names follow the pattern
# 'report-<binary name>.txt'.
#
# Usage:
#    <script name>.sh <PLATFORM> <BASE_REF> <TOP_REF> <SOLC_BIN_DIR> <SOLIDITY_DIR>
#
# PLATFORM: Platform name, corresponding the one of the top-level directories
#     in solc-bin.
# BASE_REF..TOP_REF: Commit range in the solc-bin repository to search for
#     modified binaries.
# SOLC_BIN_DIR: Directory containing a checkout of the ethereum/solc-bin
#    repository with full history. Must be an absolute path.
# SOLIDITY_DIR: Directory containing a checkout of the ethereum/solidity
#    repository with full history. Bytecode report will be generated using
#    scripts from the currently checked out revision. Must be an absolute path.
#
# Example:
#    <script name>.sh linux-amd64 gh-pages pr-branch "$PWD/solc-bin" "$PWD/solidity"
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This file is part of solidity.
#
# solidity is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# solidity is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with solidity.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>
#
# (c) 2020 solidity contributors.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# FIXME: Can't use set -u because the old Bash on macOS treats empty arrays as unbound variables
set -eo pipefail

(( $# == 5 )) || { echo "ERROR: Not enough arguments."; exit 1; }

platform="$1"
base_ref="$2"
top_ref="$3"
solc_bin_dir="$4"
solidity_dir="$5"

report_dir="$PWD"
tmp_dir=$(mktemp -d -t bytecode-reports-XXXXXX)
solcjs_dir="$tmp_dir/solcjs"
script_dir="$solidity_dir/scripts"

cd "$tmp_dir"

git clone https://github.com/ethereum/solc-js.git "$solcjs_dir"
cd "$solcjs_dir"
npm install
rm soljson.js

cd "${solc_bin_dir}/${platform}/"
echo "Commit range: ${base_ref}..${top_ref}"

modified_release_versions=$(
    git diff --name-only "${base_ref}" "${top_ref}" |
    sed -n -E 's/^[^\/]+\/(solc|soljson)-[0-9a-zA-Z-]+-v([0-9.]+)\+commit\.[0-9a-f]+(.[^.]+)?$/\2/p' |
    sort -V |
    uniq
)
echo "Release versions modified in the commit range:"
echo "$modified_release_versions"

# NOTE: We want perform the check when the soljson-* files in bin/ and wasm/ are modified too
# because in that case the symlinks in emscripten-wasm32/ and emscripten-asmjs/ might remain
# unchanged but were're assuming that these directories are never directly used as a platform name.
[[ $platform != bin && $platform != wasm ]] || { echo "Invalid platform name."; exit 1; }

platform_binaries="$(git ls-files "solc-${platform}-v*+commit.*" | sort -V)"

for binary_name in $platform_binaries; do
    solidity_version=$(echo "$binary_name" | sed -n -E 's/^solc-'"${platform}"'-v([0-9.]+)\+commit.+$/\1/p')

    if echo "$modified_release_versions" | grep -x "$solidity_version"; then
        echo "Binary ${binary_name} (version ${solidity_version}) matches one of the modified versions."

        work_dir="${tmp_dir}/${binary_name}"
        mkdir "$work_dir"
        cd "$work_dir"

        # While bytecode scripts come from the latest compiler, the test files should come from
        # the Solidity version we're running them against to avoid errors due to breaking syntax changes.
        git clone --branch "v${solidity_version}" "$solidity_dir" "${work_dir}/solidity/"
        "${script_dir}/isolate_tests.py" "${work_dir}/solidity/test/"

        if [[ $platform == emscripten-wasm32 ]] || [[ $platform == emscripten-asmjs ]]; then
            ln -sf "${solc_bin_dir}/${platform}/${binary_name}" "${solcjs_dir}/soljson.js"
            ln -s "${solcjs_dir}" solc-js
            cp "${script_dir}/bytecodecompare/prepare_report.js" prepare_report.js

            # shellcheck disable=SC2035
            ./prepare_report.js --strip-smt-pragmas *.sol > "${report_dir}/report-${binary_name}.txt"
        else
            yul_optimizer_flags=()
            if [[ $solidity_version == 0.6.0 ]] || [[ $solidity_version == 0.6.1 ]]; then
                yul_optimizer_flags+=(--force-no-optimize-yul)
            fi

            "${script_dir}/bytecodecompare/prepare_report.py" "${solc_bin_dir}/${platform}/${binary_name}" \
                --interface cli \
                --smt-use strip-pragmas \
                --report-file "${report_dir}/report-${binary_name}.txt" \
                "${yul_optimizer_flags[@]}"
        fi

        rm -r "${work_dir}/solidity/"
    else
        echo "Binary ${binary_name} (version ${solidity_version}) does not match any modified version. Skipping."
    fi
done

rm -r "$tmp_dir"