Add bash programming hints
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Start bash files with
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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```
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Declare global variables at the beginning of the script. Include a short comment to add context to the variables.
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```
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# name of BUP file generated by Nvidia script
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BUPFILE="${BUPFILE:-bl_update_payload}"
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```
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Create variables that can be overridden
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```
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# ORIG_DIR: starting directory where the script will drop the user on exit
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ORIG_DIR="${ORIG_DIR:-$(pwd)}"
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```
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Properly configured variables can be overridden at execution. For example
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```
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wp@host:~/$ ORIG_DIR="My override value" ./my_script.sh
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```
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Allow easy debugging early in the script. The following code block will enable easy debugging, which will print each line of code before it is executed
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if [ ! -z ${DEV+x} ] && [ "$DEV" -eq "1" ]; then
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# enable early debugging with `DEV=1 build.sh`
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set -x
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PS4='+(${BASH_SOURCE}:${LINENO}): ${FUNCNAME[0]:+${FUNCNAME[0]}(): }'
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else
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set -eu
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fi
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```
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The script can be debugged by prefixing the script with the correct parameter assignment.
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wp@host:~/$ DEV=1 ./my_script.sh
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Group functions together under the following banner
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#======================================================================================================================
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#===== FUNCTIONS =====
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#======================================================================================================================
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Create a header for each function using the following template
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```
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#--- FUNCTION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# NAME: __wget
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# DESCRIPTION: Download if file doesn't exist.
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# USAGE: __wget [outfile] [url]
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# NOTES: if [outfile] exists, it will be tested to verify it is a regular file
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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__wget() {
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# do stuff
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}
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```
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For large, complex scripts, create a banner marking the start of execution, such as
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```
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#======================================================================================================================
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#===== BEGIN =====
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#======================================================================================================================
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```
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Use sub-banners if needed
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```
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#----- Command Line Args -----
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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```
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Include a useful help
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#--- FUNCTION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# NAME: __usage
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# DESCRIPTION: Display program help
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# USAGE: __usage
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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__usage() {
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cat << EOT
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Usage: ${__SCRIPTNAME} [options] [action]...
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Actions:
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- dtb Build Devicetree binary files
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- blob Build Mass Flash tool to flash Nano over USB
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- bup Build Bootloader Update Package
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- tpm Build the TPM kernel modules
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- tpm-rng Build the TPM hardware random number generator module
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- pkg Build the update package to distribute to Nano
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- dev Enable development (debug) mode. Mainly, disables cleanup of
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temporary files created during program execution
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- all Same as ${__SCRIPTNAME} dtb bup tpm pkg blob
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Does not build the optional tpm-rng module
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- help Display usage
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Options:
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-h Display this help
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-D Enable debugging mode
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Examples:
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- ${__SCRIPTNAME} all
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- ${__SCRIPTNAME} all dev
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- ${__SCRIPTNAME} dtb tpm bup
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EOT
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}
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```
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Common bash test expressions
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https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Conditional-Expressions.html
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The following test operators return "True" if the file exists
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-a file :: Any file type
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-e file :: Any file type
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-f file :: Any regular file (ie not a block, socket, pipe, symlink, etc.)
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-b file :: Block special file
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-c file :: Character file
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-d file :: Directory type
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-h file :: Symbolic link
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-L file :: Symbolic link
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-p file :: Named pipe file (FIFO)
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-s file :: Socket file
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The following operators test existing files for specific properties
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-g file :: Any file AND set-group-id bit set
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-k file :: Any file AND sticky bit set
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-r file :: Any file AND file is readable
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-w file :: Any file AND file is writable
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-x file :: Any file AND executable bit is set
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-s file :: Any file AND file size is greater than 0
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Other common test operators
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-v varname :: True if 'varname' is set and has been assigned a value
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-R varname :: True if varname is set and is a name reference
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-n string :: True if length of string is not zero
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string1 == string2 :: True if the strings are equal
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string1 = string2 :: True if the strings are equal. POSIX conformant
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string1 != string2 :: True if the strings are not equal
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string1 < string2 :: True if string1 sorts before string2
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string1 > string2 :: True if string1 sorts after string2
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Arthimetic test operators
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arg1 -eq arg2 :: True if arg1 is equal to arg2
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arg1 -ne arg2 :: True if arg1 is not equal to arg2
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arg1 -lt arg2 :: True if arg1 is less than arg2
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arg1 -le arg2 :: True if arg1 is less than or equal to arg2
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arg1 -gt arg2 :: True if arg1 is greater than arg2
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arg1 -ge arg2 :: True if arg1 is greater than or equal to arg2
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