#!/usr/bin/env bash

# you shouldn't normally be calling this script directly, it should be called
# by build.sh, but only when build.sh is invoked from libfuzzer-build.sh.

set -ex -o pipefail

# logging functions

export green="\e[92m"
export red="\e[95m"
export normal="\e[0m"

export color=$normal

function log {
    while read line
    do
        (echo ; echo -e "${color}${line}${normal}") >> "$LOGFILE" ;
    done
}

# command-line parsing

export FINAL_LINK=0 # by default we using -fsanitize=fuzzer-no-link

for arg do
    shift
    if [ "$arg" = "-fPIE" ] # no more pie
    then
        set -- "$@" "-fPIC" "-fno-pie"
        continue
    fi
    if [ "$arg" = "-pie" ]
    then
        set -- "$@" "-no-pie"
        continue
    fi
    if [ "$arg" = "-o" ] # here an output file is being specified
    then
        if [ "$1" = "zcashd" ] # here zcashd is the output file
        then
            export FINAL_LINK=1 # we should use -fsanitize=fuzzer because that links libfuzzer
        fi
        # note no continue, we fall through to default set
    fi
    set -- "$@" "$arg"
done

# which source dirs to instrument

if [ "$dirs_to_instrument" = "" ]
then
    export dirs_to_instrument=("^.*\/src$")
fi

# Store the command line we were given to a file

echo "`hostname`:`pwd` \$" | log
echo -- "original command: $0 $@" | log

# decide on a sanitizer option beyond just fuzzing:
# to link nor not to link libfuzzer we only link on
# the final call, to the linker.

if [ "$LLVM_SANITIZE" = "" ]
then
    export LLVM_SANITIZE="address" # you can override this behavior by setting this environment variable first
fi

if [ "$FINAL_LINK" = "1" ]
then
        export LLVM_SANITIZE="-fsanitize=fuzzer,$LLVM_SANITIZE"
else
        export LLVM_SANITIZE="-fsanitize=fuzzer-no-link,$LLVM_SANITIZE"
fi


# Work out which compiler we were called as

case $0 in
*zcash-wrapper-clang)
    COMPILER="clang"
    export DEFINES_FLAGS="${CFLAGS} -DZCASH_FUZZ=1 -DFUZZ_WITH_LIBFUZZER=1 -fPIC"
    export INSTRUMENT_FLAGS="${DEFINES_FLAGS} ${LLVM_SANITIZE}"
    ;;
*zcash-wrapper-clang++)
    COMPILER="clang++"
    export DEFINES_FLAGS="${CXXFLAGS} -DZCASH_FUZZ=1 -DFUZZ_WITH_LIBFUZZER=1 -fPIC"
    export INSTRUMENT_FLAGS="${DEFINES_FLAGS} ${LLVM_SANITIZE}"
    ;;
*zcash-wrapper)
    echo -n "Call this script instead of your regular compiler, and if the absolute "
    echo -n "path of the CWD the wrapper was called from matches a regex in the "
    echo -n "array 'dirs_to_instrument', it will instrument the resulting object. "
    echo -n "Otherwise it will exec directly to the original compiler without "
    echo    "changing arguments."
    echo -n "You can also set LLVM_SANITIZE to whatever sanitizers you'd like to use."
    echo -n "the default is 'address'. You don't need the -fsanitize=fuzzer part, "
    echo    "this script handles that"
    exit
    ;;
esac

# Check if we should instrument

for i in "${dirs_to_instrument[@]}"
do
    if echo -- "`pwd`" | grep "$i"; then
        # We found a match, let's instrument this one.
        echo "pwd (`pwd`) matches dirs_to_instrument array element ($i). Adding instrumentation flags..." | log
        echo "command with defines and instrumentation added:" | color=$green log
        echo -- "$COMPILER" $INSTRUMENT_FLAGS "$@" | log
        exec -- "$COMPILER" $INSTRUMENT_FLAGS "$@"
    fi
done

# No match, just pass-through.

echo -e -- "${red}command with defines added:${normal}" | color=$red log
echo -- "$COMPILER" $DEFINES_FLAGS "$@" | log
exec -- "$COMPILER" $DEFINES_FLAGS "$@"