#!/bin/csh -f
#
#	$NetBSD: updatedb.csh,v 1.7 1995/08/31 22:36:35 jtc Exp $
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#	@(#)updatedb.csh	8.4 (Berkeley) 10/27/94
#

set SRCHPATHS = "/"			# directories to be put in the database
set LIBDIR = /usr/libexec		# for subprograms
					# for temp files
if (! $?TMPDIR) setenv TMPDIR /tmp
if (! $?DBDIR) setenv DBDIR /var/db
set FCODES = $DBDIR/locate.database	# the database

set path = ( /bin /usr/bin )
set bigrams = $TMPDIR/locate.bigrams.$$
set filelist = $TMPDIR/locate.list.$$
set errs = $TMPDIR/locate.errs.$$

# Make a file list and compute common bigrams.
# Alphabetize '/' before any other char with 'tr'.
# If the system is very short of sort space, 'bigram' can be made
# smarter to accumulate common bigrams directly without sorting
# ('awk', with its associative memory capacity, can do this in several
# lines, but is too slow, and runs out of string space on small machines).

# search locally or everything
# find ${SRCHPATHS} -print | \
find ${SRCHPATHS} \( ! -fstype local -o -fstype fdesc -o -fstype devfs \) -a \
		-prune -o -print | \
	tr '/' '\001' | \
	(sort -T "$TMPDIR" -f; echo $status > $errs) | tr '\001' '/' > $filelist

$LIBDIR/locate.bigram < $filelist | \
	(sort -T "$TMPDIR"; echo $status >> $errs) | \
	uniq -c | sort -T "$TMPDIR" -nr | \
	awk '{ if (NR <= 128) print $2 }' | tr -d '\012' > $bigrams

# code the file list

if { grep -s -v 0 $errs } then
	printf 'locate: updatedb failed\n\n'
else
	$LIBDIR/locate.code $bigrams < $filelist > $FCODES
	chmod 644 $FCODES
	rm $bigrams $filelist $errs
endif
