#!/bin/bash
# X10 currently lacks a generic type mechanism, so we fake it for now...
for SOURCEFILE in xVar.X10  xVar1.X10  xVar2.X10  xVar3.X10  xVar4.X10  xVar5.X10  xVar6.X10  xVar7.X10
do
	for TYPE in double long float int
	do
		if [ "{$TYPE}" = "double" -o "{$TYPE}" = "long" ]
		then
			SIZEOF=8
		else
			SIZEOF=4
		fi
		BASE=$(basename $SOURCEFILE .X10)
		OUTPUTFILE=${BASE}${TYPE}.x10
		CLASSFILE=${BASE}${TYPE}.class
		if [ -f ${CLASSFILE} -a ${CLASSFILE} -nt ${SOURCEFILE} ]
		then
			echo Using previous ${BASE}-${TYPE}...
		else
			echo Building ${BASE}-${TYPE}...
			sed -e"s/SIZEOFARRAYTYPE/${SIZEOF}/g" < ${SOURCEFILE} | sed -e"s/ARRAYTYPE/${TYPE}/g" > ${OUTPUTFILE}
			x10c ${OUTPUTFILE}
		fi
	done
done 
echo Building xtream...
cp xtream.X10 xtream.x10
x10c -J-Xmx512m -J-Xms256m xtream.x10
echo Executing...
x10 xtream 1000000 5