#!/bin/sh
# This quick and dirty script prints the names of functions that don't have a
# WINAPI in its header declaration or don't appear in any .c file at all.
# I don't think it's very intelligent to use it when having < 64 MB ;)
# FIXME: This script skips .spec function entries that occupy two or more
# .spec lines !

if [ ! -e ./ChangeLog ] ; then
  echo You are not in Wine main directory !
  exit
fi
echo crtdll.spec, ntdll.spec and wsock32.spec will be mentioned many times,
echo as they use original UNIX functions that don\'t exist in Wine .c code.
echo
FIND_LIST="`find . -name "*.c"`"
for i in if1632/*.spec relay32/*.spec
do
# skip wprocs.spec, as it contains many funcs that don't need a WINAPI
  if [ $i = "if1632/wprocs.spec" ] ; then
    continue
  fi
  LINE="`egrep "stdcall|cdecl|pascal|register" $i|grep -v "^#"|tr -d " "|tr "\n" " "`"
  for j in $LINE
  do
    if [ -n "`echo "$j"|grep \)`" ] ; then
      FUNC="`echo $j|cut -f2 -d\)|cut -f1 -d'#'`"
      if [ -n "$FUNC" ] ; then
        if [ -z "`grep -B 1 $FUNC $FIND_LIST|egrep "WINAPI|__cdecl|DC_GET_VAL|DC_SET_MODE|REGS_ENTRYPOINT"`" ] ; then
	  case $FUNC in		# "black list"
	   "GetBrushOrgEx16" ) ;;
	   "GetCurrentPositionEx16" ) ;;
	   "GetViewportExtEx16" ) ;;
	   "GetViewportOrgEx16" ) ;;
	   "GetWindowExtEx16" ) ;;
	   "GetWindowOrgEx16" ) ;;

	   "GetBrushOrgEx32" ) ;;
           "GetCurrentPositionEx32" ) ;;
           "GetViewportExtEx32" ) ;;
           "GetViewportOrgEx32" ) ;;
           "GetWindowExtEx32" ) ;;
           "GetWindowOrgEx32" ) ;;
	   * ) echo "$i: $FUNC" ;;
	  esac
	fi
      fi
    fi 
  done
done