# @(#) $Revision: 4.4 $ $Source: /judy/src/apps/demo/run_demo $

# Simple Judy example script.  See the first block of text below, or just run
# this with no arguments.

	BASE='interL'
	PROGRAM="$BASE.c"
	COMPILE="cc -I/usr/local/include -o $BASE $PROGRAM /usr/local/lib/libJudy.a"

	set -e			# exit if anything goes wrong.


# GREET THE USER:

	cat <<-'EOF'
	This script illustrates a simple program that calls the Judy library,
	shows how to compile it, and then runs it for you.

	The program reads numbers from standard input and stores them in a
	JudyL array as array indexes.  The target value associated with each
	number (index) is the number of times it was duplicated in the input.
	Exit with ^D or ^C.

	Press RETURN to continue and view the program source code...
	EOF

	read input


# SHOW THE SAMPLE C PROGRAM:

	echo '____________________________________'
	echo

	cat $PROGRAM

	echo
	echo 'Press RETURN to continue...'
	read input


# COMPILE THE SAMPLE C PROGRAM:

	cat <<-EOF

	To compile this program with the Judy library already installed on your
	system, the simplest command line is:

	    $COMPILE

	Press RETURN to continue and compile the program source code...
	EOF

	read input
	$COMPILE


# RUN THE SAMPLE C PROGRAM:

	echo
	echo "Press RETURN to run the sample program \"$BASE\"..."
	read input

	./$BASE
