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#!/bin/bash
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# File:		finddspfiles
#
# Purpose:	outputs a list of dsp files for use in building a dsw file
#
# The DSP names provided as arguments can be actual dsp filenames or
# the names of directories (relative to TL_DIR)
# When a directory name is provided, the corresponding dsp filename is
# constructed by appending DSP_SUFFIX to to.
#
# At present absolute path names for dsp files are not supported
# $TL_DIR will be prefixed to all names given.  In the future
# absolute paths could be supported (would they be C: or /cygwin style?)
#
# The output will be full pathnames to stdout
#
# Typical use is:
#	NAMES=Gen Osa Something/Dir/project.dsp
#	builddsw -f dswfile `finddspfiles $TL_DIR $DSP_SUFFIX $NAMES`
#

Usage() {
   cmd="Usage: ${0} \$TL_DIR \$DSP_SUFFIX name1 name2 ..."
   echo -e ${cmd}
   return
}

if [ $# -le 2 ]
then
	Usage
	exit 2
fi

TL_DIR="${1}"
DSP_SUFFIX="${2}"
shift
shift
while [ "${1}" != "" ]
do
	pathname="${TL_DIR}/${1}"
	if [ -d "$pathname" ]
	then
		# append project.dsp, where project is last directories name
		project=`basename "$pathname"`
		echo "$pathname/${project}${DSP_SUFFIX}"
	else
		# assume its a full dsp filename
		echo "$pathname"
	fi
	shift
done
exit 0