build.sh

#!/bin/bash -e
. /etc/profile.d/modules.sh
# Build file for proj.4
module add ci
module add cmake
SOURCE_FILE=${NAME}-${VERSION}.tar.gz

echo "REPO_DIR is "
echo $REPO_DIR
echo "SRC_DIR is "
echo $SRC_DIR
echo "WORKSPACE is "
echo $WORKSPACE
echo "SOFT_DIR is"
echo $SOFT_DIR

mkdir -p ${WORKSPACE}/${NAME}-${VERSION}/build-${BUILD_NUMBER}
mkdir -p ${SRC_DIR}
mkdir -p ${SOFT_DIR}

#  Download the source file

if [ ! -e ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}.lock ] && [ ! -s ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE} ] ; then
  touch  ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}.lock
  echo "seems like this is the first build - let's geet the source"
  wget http://download.osgeo.org/${NAME}/${SOURCE_FILE} -O ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}
  echo "releasing lock"
  rm -v ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}.lock
elif [ -e ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}.lock ] ; then
  # Someone else has the file, wait till it's released
  while [ -e ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}.lock ] ; do
    echo " There seems to be a download currently under way, will check again in 5 sec"
    sleep 5
  done
else
  echo "continuing from previous builds, using source at " ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE}
fi
tar xzf  ${SRC_DIR}/${SOURCE_FILE} -C ${WORKSPACE} --skip-old-files
# We use in-source configuration because we want to be able to run the tests later.
cd ${WORKSPACE}/${NAME}-${VERSION}/build-${BUILD_NUMBER}
cmake  ../ \
-G"Unix Makefiles" \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="${SOFT_DIR}"

make