#!/usr/bin/env node
/**
 * @license
 * Copyright 2010 The Emscripten Authors
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
 */

// LLVM => JavaScript compiler, main entry point

var nodeFS = require('fs');
var nodePath = require('path');

print = (x) => {
  process['stdout'].write(x + '\n');
};

printErr = (x) => {
  process['stderr'].write(x + '\n');
};

function find(filename) {
  var prefixes = [__dirname, process.cwd()];
  for (var i = 0; i < prefixes.length; ++i) {
    var combined = nodePath.join(prefixes[i], filename);
    if (nodeFS.existsSync(combined)) {
      return combined;
    }
  }
  return filename;
}

read = (filename) => {
  var absolute = find(filename);
  return nodeFS.readFileSync(absolute).toString();
};

function load(f) {
  eval.call(null, read(f));
};

// Basic utilities
load('utility.js');

// Load settings, can be overridden by commandline
load('./settings.js');
load('./settings_internal.js');

var arguments_ = process['argv'].slice(2);
var settingsFile = arguments_[0];

if (settingsFile) {
  var settings = JSON.parse(read(settingsFile));
  for (var key in settings) {
    var value = settings[key];
    if (value[0] == '@') {
      // response file type thing, workaround for large inputs: value is @path-to-file
      try {
        value = JSON.parse(read(value.substr(1)));
      } catch(e) {
        // continue normally; assume it is not a response file
      }
    }
    global[key] = eval(JSON.stringify(value));
  }
}

EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS = set(EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS);
EXCEPTION_CATCHING_ALLOWED = set(EXCEPTION_CATCHING_ALLOWED);
IMPLEMENTED_FUNCTIONS = set(IMPLEMENTED_FUNCTIONS);
INCOMING_MODULE_JS_API = set(INCOMING_MODULE_JS_API);

RUNTIME_DEBUG = LIBRARY_DEBUG || GL_DEBUG;

// Side modules are pure wasm and have no JS
assert(!SIDE_MODULE, "JS compiler should not run on side modules");

// Output some info and warnings based on settings

if (VERBOSE) {
  printErr('VERBOSE is on, this generates a lot of output and can slow down compilation');
}

// Load compiler code

load('modules.js');
load('parseTools.js');
load('jsifier.js');
load('runtime.js');

//===============================
// Main
//===============================

B = new Benchmarker();
var dummyData = {functionStubs: []}

try {
  JSify(dummyData);

  B.print('glue');
} catch(err) {
  if (err.toString().indexOf('Aborting compilation due to previous errors') != -1) {
    // Compiler failed on user error, don't print the stacktrace in this case.
    printErr(err);
  } else {
    // Compiler failed on internal compiler error!
    printErr('Internal compiler error in src/compiler.js!');
    printErr('Please create a bug report at https://github.com/emscripten-core/emscripten/issues/');
    printErr('with a log of the build and the input files used to run. Exception message: "' + err + '" | ' + err.stack);
  }

  // Work around a node.js bug where stdout buffer is not flushed at process exit:
  // Instead of process.exit() directly, wait for stdout flush event.
  // See https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/1669 and https://github.com/emscripten-core/emscripten/issues/2582
  // Workaround is based on https://github.com/RReverser/acorn/commit/50ab143cecc9ed71a2d66f78b4aec3bb2e9844f6
  process['stdout']['once']('drain', () => process['exit'](1));
  // Make sure to print something to force the drain event to occur, in case the
  // stdout buffer was empty.
  console.log(' ');
  // Work around another node bug where sometimes 'drain' is never fired - make
  // another effort to emit the exit status, after a significant delay (if node
  // hasn't fired drain by then, give up)
  setTimeout(() => process['exit'](1), 500);
}