VERSION = $(shell git describe --tags)
BUILDTIME = $(shell date +%Y.%m.%d_%H%M)

simple: build
	make -C example clean simpleMutexGlobal goimports vet
	# make -C example clean simpleMutexProtoc goimports vet

full: install clean auto goimports vet build test install
	@echo everything worked and the example ran

test: goimports build test

vet:
	@GO111MODULE=off go vet
	@echo this go binary package should build okay

# autogen uses autogen to build. keep a working copy somewhere
recover:
	make clean
	./autogenpb.last --proto file.proto --package main
	make goimports
	make build

build: goimports
	GO111MODULE=off go build \
		-ldflags "-X main.VERSION=${VERSION} -X main.BUILDTIME=${BUILDTIME} -X gui.GUIVERSION=${VERSION}"
	# autogen uses autogen to build. keep a working copy somewhere
	cp -f autogenpb autogenpb.${BUILDTIME}

bak:
	mv -f autogenpb autogenpb.last

install:
	GO111MODULE=off go install \
		-ldflags "-X main.VERSION=${VERSION} -X main.BUILDTIME=${BUILDTIME} -X gui.GUIVERSION=${VERSION}"

auto:
	# rm -f auto.pb.go
	autogenpb --proto file.proto --package main
	# rm -f auto.sort.pb.go auto.newsort.pb.go # auto.marshal.pb.go

test:
	make -C example rawproto
	# The Go Protocol Buffers library embeds a sync.Mutex within the MessageState struct to prevent unintended shallow copies of message structs
	# It only fails in Marshal() functions though. That is dumb.
	make -C example modproto # THIS DOES NOT WORK. It could work however. This autogenerated code could be used to debug it.

junk:
	cd example; rm -f go.* *.pb.go
	cd example; ../autogenpb --proto file.proto --package yellow
	cd example; GO111MODULE=off go vet

goimports:
	goimports -w *.go

redomod:
	rm -f go.*
	GO111MODULE= go mod init
	GO111MODULE= go mod tidy
	go mod edit -go=1.20

reset:
	-rm -f auto.sort.pb.go

clean:
	-rm -f go.*
	-rm -f *.pb.go
	-rm -f autogenpb