util/lint/lint-015-final-newlines

#!/bin/sh
# This file is part of the coreboot project.
#
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#
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# DESCR: Check that files end with a single newline

LC_ALL=C export LC_ALL

EXCLUDED_DIRS='src/vendorcode/\|util/romcc/\|cbfstool/lzma/\|cbfstool/lz4/\|Documentation/\|build/\|3rdparty/\|\.git/\|coreboot-builds/\|util/nvidia/cbootimage/'
EXCLUDED_FILES='\.jpg$\|\.cksum$\|\.bin$\|\.hex$\|\.ico$\|\.o$\|\.bz2$\|\.xz$\|^.tmpconfig\|\.pyc$\|_shipped$\|sha256$'

# Use git ls-files if the code is in a git repo, otherwise use find.
if [ -n "$(command -v git)" ] && [ -d .git ]; then
	FIND_FILES="git ls-files"
else
	FIND_FILES="find . "
fi

test_for_final_newline() {
	while read filename; do
		# Only check non-executable regular files
		if [ -f "$filename" ] && [ ! -x "$filename" ]; then

			# Verify that there is a newline at the end
			# $() strips trailing newlines
			if [ -n "$(tail -c 1 "$filename")" ]; then
				echo "$filename has no final newline."

			# Verify that the file ends with only a single newline
			# and that the file isn't empty
			elif [ -z "$(tail -c 2 "$filename")" ] && \
			     [ -n "$(head -n 5 "$filename")" ]; then
				echo "$filename has multiple final newlines."
			fi
		fi
	done
}

${FIND_FILES} | sed 's|^\./||' | sort | \
	grep -v "$EXCLUDED_DIRS" | \
	grep -v "$EXCLUDED_FILES" | \
	test_for_final_newline