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#!/bin/bash -eu
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# Run this tool with at least the commandline arguments:
#   run_app_clean buildset design_name
# example:
#   run_app_clean unb2 unb2_minimal

# read generic functions/definitions
. ${RADIOHDL_GEAR}/generic.sh

if [ $# -ne 2 ] && [ $# -ne 3 ]; then
    hdl_error $0 "Syntax: run_app_clean <buildset> <project> [<app>]"
fi


# read in the configuration based on the user arguments
buildset=$1
project=$2
app=${3:+$3}
. ${RADIOHDL_GEAR}/quartus/set_quartus ${buildset}

PRJS="${RADIOHDL_BUILD_DIR}"
PRJ=
for prj in ${PRJS}
    do
        if [ -d "${prj}/${buildset}/quartus/${project}" ]; then
            PRJ=${prj}
        fi  
    done  
if [ -z "${project}" -o -z "${PRJ}" ]; then
    hdl_error $0 "Please enter a valid project name"
fi

if [ -z "${app}" ]; then
    hdl_info $0 "No app name passed. Deleting BSP, UNB_LIB and compiled apps."
fi

# if the appdir does not exist. what to do?
#  technically it's a failure; you can't clean something that isn't there
#  logically one could reason: there is no need to clean something that
#            isn't there so the post-condition is the same in both
#            situations (exist + clean) vs (!exist + !clean).
# For now I (H. Verkouter) lean towards the logical clause since I think
# a non-fatal failure at this stage should not break other scripts
appdir="${PRJ}/${buildset}/quartus/${project}/software/${app}"

if [ -d "${appdir}" ]; then
    hdl_exec $0 msg=no rm -Rf ${appdir}
fi
hdl_info $0 "Done."