#!/bin/sh

# CMake doesn't provide the equiv of "distclean" which makes it impossible to

# properly clean up after it when you build in-tree.  This script emulates it.

# It assumes it's run in the dir you want to clean.

usage() {

	cat <<-EOF

Usage: $0 [--automake]

Clean all the cmake generated output files.

Options:

  --automake  Do not clean files autotools also creates

EOF

	exit ${1:-0}

}

AUTOMAKE="false"

while [ $# -ne 0 ]; do

	case $1 in

	-h|--help)  usage ;;

	--automake) AUTOMAKE="true" ;;

	*) usage 1 ;;

	esac

	shift

done

set -x

find . -maxdepth 3 \

	'(' \

		-name CMakeCache.txt -o \

		-name CMakeFiles -o \

		-name CTestTestfile.cmake -o \

		-name cmake_install.cmake \

	')' \

	-exec rm -rf {} +

rm -rf \

	Bin Testing \

	CPackConfig.cmake CPackSourceConfig.cmake \

	DartConfiguration.tcl

if [ "${AUTOMAKE}" = "false" ]; then

	find . -maxdepth 3 '!' -wholename './windows/*' -a -name Makefile -exec rm -rf {} +

	rm -f src/config.h

fi