#!/bin/bash

#
# This script fetches $FILES_TO_FETCH (kernel headers, source, toolchain,
# ...)  of a specific COS release and installs them for compiling,
# debugging, etc.  See usage() for details.
#
# This script is meant to run in COS toolbox or inside a cos-toolbox
# container.
#

set -eu
set -o pipefail

# Program name and version.  Bump the version number if you change
# this script.
readonly PROG_NAME="$(basename "${0}")"
readonly PROG_VERSION="1.3"

# ANSI escape sequences for pretty printing.
readonly RED_S="\033[00;31m"
readonly BLUE_S="\033[00;34m"
readonly PURPLE_S="\033[00;35m"
readonly ANSI_E="\033[0m"

# Build ID number is passed as an arg or read from $COS_OS_RELEASE.
BUILD_ID=""
readonly COS_OS_RELEASE="/media/root/etc/os-release"
readonly COS_LSB_RELEASE="/media/root/etc/lsb-release"
readonly COS_IMAGE_PROJECT="cos-cloud"


# For each file to fetch, we have the following properties:
#
#      Property                                   Type
#   1. Name in GCS bucket                         Fixed
#   2. Install dir name relative to $INSTALL_DIR  Fixed
#   3. Full pathname of install dir               Dynamic based on $INSTALL_DIR and $BUILD_ID
#   4. Installation commnds                       Dynamic based on $INSTALL_DIR and $BUILS_ID
#   5. Installation size in MB                    Fixed
#
# 1. Name in GCS bucket.
readonly KERNEL_HEADERS="kernel-headers.tgz"
readonly KERNEL_SRC="kernel-src.tar.gz"
readonly TRUSTED_KEY="trusted_key.pem"
readonly TOOLCHAIN="toolchain.tar.xz"
readonly TOOLCHAIN_ENV="toolchain_env"
# 2. Install dir name relative to $INSTALL_DIR.
readonly KERNEL_HEADERS_DIRNAME="cos-kernel-headers"
readonly KERNEL_SRC_DIRNAME="cos-kernel-src"
readonly TRUSTED_KEY_DIRNAME="${KERNEL_SRC_DIRNAME}"
readonly TOOLCHAIN_DIRNAME="cos-toolchain"
readonly TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIRNAME="cos-toolchain-env"
# 3. Full pathname of installation directories (see initialize()).
KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR=""
KERNEL_SRC_DIR=""
TRUSTED_KEY_DIR=""
TOOLCHAIN_DIR=""
TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR=""
# 4. Installation commnds (see initialize()).
declare -A INSTALL_CMD
INSTALL_CMD[${KERNEL_HEADERS}]=""
INSTALL_CMD[${KERNEL_SRC}]=""
INSTALL_CMD[${TRUSTED_KEY}]=""
INSTALL_CMD[${TOOLCHAIN}]=""
INSTALL_CMD[${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}]=""
# 5. Installation size in MB.
declare -A INSTALL_SIZE
INSTALL_SIZE[${KERNEL_HEADERS}]="120"
INSTALL_SIZE[${KERNEL_SRC}]="1000"
INSTALL_SIZE[${TRUSTED_KEY}]="1"
INSTALL_SIZE[${TOOLCHAIN}]="2200"
INSTALL_SIZE[${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}]="1"

readonly FILES_TO_FETCH=("${KERNEL_HEADERS}" "${KERNEL_SRC}" "${TRUSTED_KEY}" "${TOOLCHAIN}" "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}")
readonly FETCHED_FILES_DIRNAME="fetched-files"
FETCHED_FILES_DIR=""

# Temporary files created for the list subcommand.
readonly TMP_IMAGE_LIST="/tmp/image_list"
readonly TMP_BUILD_ID_LIST="/tmp/build_id_list"
readonly TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES="/tmp/build_id_files"

# Compilation environment variables.
CC=""
CXX=""

SUBCOMMAND=""
NO_DISK_SPACE=false

# Set the defaults that can be changed by command line flags.
HELP=""			# -h
INSTALL_DIR="${HOME}"	# -i
ECHO=":"		# -v
GLOBAL_OPTIONS="$(cat <<EOF
	-h, --help	print help message
	-i, --instdir	install directory (default \$HOME: $HOME)
	-v, --verbose	enable verbose mode
EOF
)"

ALL=""			# -a
LIST_OPTIONS="$(cat <<EOF
	-h, --help	print help message
	-a, --all	include deprecated builds
EOF
)"

EXTRACT=true		# -x
REMOVE=true		# -r
FETCH_OPTIONS="$(cat <<EOF
	-h, --help	print help message
	-r, --no-remove	do not remove fetched files after installation
	-x, --no-xtract	do not extract files from their tarballs
EOF
)"

KERNEL_CONFIG=""	# -c
PRINT_CMD=""		# -p
MAKE_VERBOSE=""		# -V
BUILD_OPTIONS="$(cat <<EOF
	-h, --help	print help message
	-c, --kconf	specify path to kernel configuration file
	-p, --print	print commands to build the kernel, but do not execute
	-V		enable make's verbose mode
EOF
)"

REMOVE_OPTIONS="$(cat <<EOF
	-h, --help	print help message
	-a, --all	remove all fetched and installed files
EOF
)"


usage() {
	local -r exit_code="$1"

	cat <<EOF
${PROG_NAME} v${PROG_VERSION}

Usage:
	${PROG_NAME} [<global-options>] <subcommand> [<subcommand-options>] [<build-id>]

Subcommmands:
	list		list available builds
	fetch		fetch kernel headers, source, and toolchain tarballs
	build		build kernel (implies fetch)
	remove		remove fetched and extracted files
	help		print help message

Global options:
${GLOBAL_OPTIONS}

list options:
${LIST_OPTIONS}

fetch options:
${FETCH_OPTIONS}

build options:
${BUILD_OPTIONS}

remove options:
${REMOVE_OPTIONS}

Environment:
	HOME		default installation directory
EOF

	help_disk_space
	exit "${exit_code}"
}


main() {
	get_cos_tools_bucket
	check_board

	local options

	parse_args "${@}"

	# Global help message.
	if [[ -z "${SUBCOMMAND}" || "${SUBCOMMAND}" == "help" ]]; then
		usage 0
	fi

	# Subcommand-specific help message.
	if [[ -n "${HELP}" ]]; then
		echo "${SUBCOMMAND}" specific options:
		options="${SUBCOMMAND^^}_OPTIONS"
		echo "${!options}"
		exit 0
	fi

	# No need to initialize if we're listing available releases.
	if [[ "${SUBCOMMAND}" != "list" ]]; then
		initialize
	fi

	case "${SUBCOMMAND}" in
	"list")		subcmd_list;;
	"fetch")	subcmd_fetch; if "${EXTRACT}"; then extract_files; fi;;
	"build")	subcmd_build;;
	"remove")	subcmd_remove;;
	*)		fatal internal error processing "${SUBCOMMAND}"
	esac
}


#######################################
# Choose the public GCS bucket of COS to fetch files from
# "cos-tools", "cos-tools-eu" and "cos-tools-asia"
# based on where the VM is running.
# Arguments:
#   None
# Globals:
#   COS_GCS_BUCKET
#######################################
get_cos_tools_bucket() {
	# Get the zone the VM is running in.
	# Example output: projects/438692578867/zones/us-west2-a
	# If not running on GCE, use "gs://cos-tools" by default.
	metadata_zone="$(curl -H Metadata-Flavor:Google http://metadata/computeMetadata/v1/instance/zone)" || {
		readonly COS_GCS_BUCKET="gs://cos-tools"
		return
	}
	zone="$( echo $metadata_zone | rev | cut -d '/' -f 1 | rev )"
	prefix="$( echo $zone | cut -d '-' -f 1 )"
	case $prefix in
		"us" | "northamerica" | "southamerica")
			readonly COS_GCS_BUCKET="gs://cos-tools"
			;;
		"europe")
			readonly COS_GCS_BUCKET="gs://cos-tools-eu"
			;;
		"asia" | "australia")
			readonly COS_GCS_BUCKET="gs://cos-tools-asia"
			;;
		*)
			readonly COS_GCS_BUCKET="gs://cos-tools"
			;;
	esac
}

check_board() {
	# can't source /etc/lsb-release since there are invalid syntax.
	readonly BOARD=$(cat ${COS_LSB_RELEASE} | grep '^CHROMEOS_RELEASE_BOARD=' | cut -d= -f2-)
}

parse_args() {
	local args

	if ! args=$(getopt \
			--options "ac:hi:prvVx" \
			--longoptions "all config: help instdir: print no-remove verbose no-xtract" \
			-- "$@"); then
		# getopt has printed an appropriate error message.
		exit 1
	fi
	eval set -- "${args}"

	while [[ "${#}" -gt 0 ]]; do
		case "$1" in
		-a|--all)
			ALL="yes";;
		-c|--kconf)
			shift
			KERNEL_CONFIG="$1";;
		-h|--help)
			HELP="yes";;
		-i|--instdir)
			shift
			INSTALL_DIR="$1";;
		-p|--print)
			PRINT_CMD="echo";;
		-r|--no-remove)
			REMOVE=false;;
		-v|--verbose)
			ECHO="info";;
		-V)
			MAKE_VERBOSE="V=1";;
		-x|--no-xtract)
			EXTRACT=false;;
		--)
			;;
		*)
			if [[ $1 =~ ^[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$ ]]; then
				BUILD_ID="$1"
				shift
				continue
			fi
			if [[ -n "${SUBCOMMAND}" ]]; then
				fatal specify only one subcommand
			fi
			case "$1" in
			"list")		SUBCOMMAND="$1";;
			"fetch")	SUBCOMMAND="$1";;
			"build")	SUBCOMMAND="$1";;
			"remove")	SUBCOMMAND="$1";;
			"help")		SUBCOMMAND="$1";;
			"--")		;;
			*)		fatal "$1}": invalid build id
			esac
		esac
		shift
	done

	if [[ -z "${INSTALL_DIR}" ]]; then
		fatal install directory not specified
	fi
}


initialize() {
	if [[ "${SUBCOMMAND}" == "remove" && -n "${ALL}" ]]; then
		return
	fi

	# If build ID is not provided as an argument, we assume we're
	# running on COS and the user wants the current build ID.
	if [[ -z "${BUILD_ID}" ]]; then
		if [[ ! -f "${COS_OS_RELEASE}" ]]; then
			fatal "${COS_OS_RELEASE}" does not exist and build ID not specified
		fi
		# shellcheck disable=SC1090
		source "${COS_OS_RELEASE}"
	fi

	if [[ ! ${BUILD_ID} =~ ^[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$ ]]; then
		error "${BUILD_ID}": invalid build id
		return 1
	fi

	FETCHED_FILES_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}/${FETCHED_FILES_DIRNAME}/${BUILD_ID}"

	KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}/${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIRNAME}/${BUILD_ID}"
	KERNEL_SRC_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}/${KERNEL_SRC_DIRNAME}/${BUILD_ID}"
	TRUSTED_KEY_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY_DIRNAME}/${BUILD_ID}/certs"
	TOOLCHAIN_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}/${TOOLCHAIN_DIRNAME}/${BUILD_ID}"
	TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}/${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIRNAME}/${BUILD_ID}"

	INSTALL_CMD[${KERNEL_HEADERS}]="tar -C \"${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR}\" -xf \"${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${KERNEL_HEADERS}\""
	INSTALL_CMD[${KERNEL_SRC}]="tar -C \"${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}\" -xf \"${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${KERNEL_SRC}\" && \
				    (cd \"$(dirname "${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}")\" && rm -f kernel && ln -s \"$(basename "${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}")\" kernel)"
	INSTALL_CMD[${TRUSTED_KEY}]="cp -a \"${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY}\" \"${TRUSTED_KEY_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY}\""
	INSTALL_CMD[${TOOLCHAIN}]="tar -C \"${TOOLCHAIN_DIR}\" -xf \"${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${TOOLCHAIN}\""
	INSTALL_CMD[${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}]="cp \"${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}\" \"${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR}\""

	info INSTALL_DIR="${INSTALL_DIR}"
	info BUILD_ID="${BUILD_ID}"
	echo
	"${ECHO}" FETCHED_FILES_DIR="${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}"
	"${ECHO}" KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR="${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR}"
	"${ECHO}" KERNEL_SRC_DIR="${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}"
	"${ECHO}" TRUSTED_KEY_DIR="${TRUSTED_KEY_DIR}"
	"${ECHO}" TOOLCHAIN_DIR="${TOOLCHAIN_DIR}"
	"${ECHO}" TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR="${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR}"
	"${ECHO}"
}


subcmd_list() {
	local header
	local n
	local build_id
	local all_lines
	local line

	# If we generated the list of images within the past hour, use it.
        if [[ ! -s "${TMP_IMAGE_LIST}" || -z "$(find "${TMP_IMAGE_LIST}" -cmin -60)" ]]; then
		info getting the list of images from "${COS_IMAGE_PROJECT}"
		list_cos_images > "${TMP_IMAGE_LIST}"
	fi

	# If we generated the list of build IDs within the past hour, use it.
        if [[ ! -s "${TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES}" || -z "$(find "${TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES}" -cmin -60)" ]]; then
		info getting the list of builds from "${COS_GCS_BUCKET}"
		gsutil ls -r "${COS_GCS_BUCKET}" > "${TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES}"
	fi

	# Get and sort the list of build IDs in $COS_GCS_BUCKET.
	if [[ -n "${BUILD_ID}" ]]; then
		echo "${BUILD_ID}" > "${TMP_BUILD_ID_LIST}"
		# The $BUILD_ID may be deprecated or obsolete, but
		# becaue it was specified on the command line, we
		# still want to print it.
		ALL="yes"
	else
		grep '^gs://.*:$' "${TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES}" | \
			grep -E '[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+' | \
			sed -e "s;${COS_GCS_BUCKET}/;;" -e "s;/:;;" | \
			sort -V > "${TMP_BUILD_ID_LIST}"
	fi

	# Build and print the header.
	header="BUILD_ID       MS FAMILY"
	if [[ -n "${ALL}" ]]; then
		header="${header} STAT"
	fi
	header="${header}   HDR SRC KEY TLC"
	echo "${header}"

	n=0
	while read -r build_id; do
		# Although we no longer create releases with the exact
		# same build ID in different image families, there are
		# still older releases like cos-65-10323-104-0 and
		# cos-stable-65-10323-104-0 that do have the same
		# build ID.  So, grep can return multiple lines.
		all_lines=("$(grep "${build_id//./-}" "${TMP_IMAGE_LIST}")")
		while read -r line; do
			if [[ ("${line}" == *"DEPRECATED"* || "${line}" == *"OBSOLETE"*) && -z "${ALL}" ]]; then
				continue
			fi
			mapfile -t milestone_family < <(get_milestone_family "${line}")
			printf "%-14s %2s %6s" "${build_id}" "${milestone_family[0]}" "${milestone_family[1]}"
			if [[ -n "${ALL}" ]]; then
				if [[ "${line}" == *"DEPRECATED"* ]]; then
					echo -n "  dep"
				elif [[ "${line}" == *"OBSOLETE"* ]]; then
					echo -n "  obs"
				else
					echo -n "     "
				fi
			fi
			echo -n "   "
			for f in "${FILES_TO_FETCH[@]}"; do
				if grep -q "/${build_id}/${f}\$" "${TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES}"; then
					echo -n "+++ "
				else
					echo -n "--- "
				fi
			done
			echo
			n=$((n + 1))
			if [[ "${n}" -gt 25 ]]; then
				echo
				echo "${header}"
				n=0
			fi
		done <<< "${all_lines[@]}"
	done < "${TMP_BUILD_ID_LIST}"
}


subcmd_fetch() {
	local f		# file to fetch
	local ff	# complete URL of the file to fetch
	local fetched	# were any files fetched?
	local md5	# md5sum checksum file
	local bytes	# size of file to fetch in bytes

	mkdir -p "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}"
	fetched=false
	for f in "${FILES_TO_FETCH[@]}"; do
		# To save disk space, fetched files are deleted by default (see -r) after being verified and installed.
		if [[ -f "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}.verified" && -f "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}.installed" ]]; then
			"${ECHO}" "${f}": already verified and installed
			continue
		fi
		fetched=true

		if [[ -s "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}" ]]; then
			"${ECHO}" "${f}": already fetched
		else
			ff="${COS_GCS_BUCKET}/${BUILD_ID}/${BOARD}/${f}"
			# Does the file to fetch exist in GCS?
			if ! gsutil -q stat "${ff}" 2> /dev/null; then
				# A non-existent trusted key, toolchain, or toolchain_env is not fatal
				# because older releases do not have them.
				if [[ "${f}" != "${TRUSTED_KEY}" && "${f}" != "${TOOLCHAIN}" && "${f}" != "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}" ]]; then
					fatal "${ff}" does not exists
				fi
				warn "${ff}" does not exist
				continue
			fi

			# How big is the file to fetch?
			bytes="$(gsutil stat "${ff}" 2> /dev/null | awk '/Content-Length:/ { print $2 }')"
			if [[ -z "${bytes}" ]]; then
				fatal cannot determine the size of "${ff}"
			fi
			# Do we have enough disk space for the file to fetch?
			if ! have_disk_space $((bytes / (1024 * 1024))); then
				fatal not enough disk space to fetch "${ff}"
			fi

			# Fetch the file.
			"${ECHO}" fetching "${ff}"
			if ! fetch_file "${ff}" "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}"; then
				fatal could not fetch "${ff}"
				rm -f "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}"
			fi
			# Remember that haven't verified or installed the file that we fetched.
			rm -f "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}.verified" "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}.installed"
		fi

		# See if there's an md5sum file to verify the file we fetched.
		md5="${f}.md5"
		if [[ -s "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${md5}" ]]; then
			"${ECHO}" "${md5}": already fetched
		else
			ff="${COS_GCS_BUCKET}/${BUILD_ID}/${BOARD}/${md5}"
			"${ECHO}" fetching "${ff}"
			# The md5 file is missing for old builds, so we tolerate failure.
			if ! fetch_file "${ff}" "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${md5}"; then
				# This error is not fatal because older tarballs do not have
				# md5sum checksum files.
				warn could not fetch "${ff}"
				rm -f "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${md5}"
			fi
		fi
	done

	if "${fetched}"; then
		verify_fetched_files
	fi
}


subcmd_build() {
	subcmd_fetch
	extract_files

	# We need at least 2.4GB to build the kernel.
	if ! have_disk_space 2400; then
		fatal not enough disk space to build the kernel
	fi

	set_compilation_env
	${PRINT_CMD} cd "${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}"
	${PRINT_CMD} make ${MAKE_VERBOSE} -j $(($(nproc) * 2))  CC="${CC}" CXX="${CXX}"
}


subcmd_remove() {
	local f

	if [[ -n "${ALL}" ]]; then
		for f in "${FETCHED_FILES_DIRNAME}" "${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIRNAME}" "${KERNEL_SRC_DIRNAME}" "${TOOLCHAIN_DIRNAME}" "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIRNAME}"; do
			info removing "${INSTALL_DIR}/${f}"
			rm -rf "${INSTALL_DIR:?INSTALL_DIR not set}/${f}"
		done
		return
	fi

	for f in "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}" "${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR}" "${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}" "${TOOLCHAIN_DIR}" "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR}"; do
		if [[ -n "${f}" ]]; then
			info removing "${f}"
			rm -rf "${f}"
		fi
	done

	for f in "${TMP_IMAGE_LIST}" "${TMP_BUILD_ID_LIST}" "${TMP_BUILD_ID_FILES}"; do
		if [[ -f "${f}" ]]; then
			info removing "${f}"
			rm -f "${f}"
		fi
	done
}


list_cos_images() {
	gcloud compute images list --project "${COS_IMAGE_PROJECT}" --no-standard-images --show-deprecated
}


get_milestone_family() {
	local line="$1"
	local milestone
	local family

	#cos-65-10323-104-0         cos-cloud  cos-65-lts  DEPRECATED  READY
	#cos-dev-72-11190-0-0       cos-cloud  cos-dev     DEPRECATED  READY
	if [[ "${line}" =~ ^cos-[0-9][0-9]* ]]; then
		# shellcheck disable=SC2001
		milestone="$(echo "${line}" | sed -e 's/cos-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\([0-9][0-9]*\)\(  *cos-cloud.*\)/\1/')"
		family="lts"
	else
		# shellcheck disable=SC2001
		milestone="$(echo "${line}" | sed -e 's/cos-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\([0-9][0-9]*\)\(  *cos-cloud.*\)/\2/')"
		# shellcheck disable=SC2001
		family="$(echo "${line}" | sed -e 's/cos-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\(.*\)-\([0-9][0-9]*\)\(  *cos-cloud.*\)/\1/')"
	fi
	echo -e "${milestone}\n${family}"
}


fetch_file() {
	local src="$1"
	local dst="$2"

	if ! gsutil cp "${src}" "${dst}" 2>/dev/null; then
		return 1
	fi

	if ! test -s "${dst}"; then
		return 1
	fi
}


verify_fetched_files() {
	local file
	local f
	local checksum

	"${ECHO}"
	for file in "${FILES_TO_FETCH[@]}"; do
		f="${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${file}"
		if [[ -f "${f}.verified" ]]; then
			"${ECHO}" "${file}": already verified
			continue
		fi
		if [[ ! -f "${f}.md5" ]]; then
			warn "${file}.md5" does not exist, skipping verification
			continue
		fi
		checksum="$(md5sum "${f}" | awk '{ print $1 }')"
		if [[ "${checksum}" == "$(cat "${f}.md5")" ]]; then
			"${ECHO}" verified "${file}"
			touch "${f}.verified"
		else
			fatal "${file}" md5sum mismatch: expected "$(cat "${f}.md5")", got "${checksum}"
		fi
	done
}


extract_files() {
	local f
	local installed=false

	"${ECHO}"

	for f in "${KERNEL_HEADERS}" "${KERNEL_SRC}" "${TOOLCHAIN}" "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}"; do
		if install "${f}"; then
			installed=true
		fi
	done

	if setup_kernel_config; then
		installed=true
	fi

	setup_trusted_key

	if "${installed}"; then
		echo
	fi
}


install() {
	local f="$1"	# file that was fetched
	local ff
	local dir
	local cmd

	ff="${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${f}"
	if [[ -f "${ff}.installed" ]]; then
		"${ECHO}" "${ff}": already installed
		return 1
	fi

	# Do we have enough disk space to install?
	if ! have_disk_space "${INSTALL_SIZE["${f}"]}"; then
		fatal not enough disk space to fetch "${ff}"
	fi

	info installing "${ff}"
	case "${f}" in
	"${KERNEL_HEADERS}") dir="${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR}";;
	"${KERNEL_SRC}") dir="${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}";;
	"${TOOLCHAIN}") dir="${TOOLCHAIN_DIR}";;
	"${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}") dir="${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR}";;
	*) fatal "don't know where to install ${f}";;
	esac
	mkdir -p "${dir}"
	cmd="${INSTALL_CMD[${f}]:-none}"
	if [[ "${cmd}" == "none" ]]; then
		fatal "don't know how to install ${ff}"
	fi
	eval "${cmd}"
	touch "${ff}.installed"
	if "${REMOVE}"; then
		rm "${ff}"
	fi
	return 0
}


setup_kernel_config() {
	local kernel_config="${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}/.config"
	local f

	# Was kernel configuration file specified on the command line?
	if [[ -n "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" ]]; then
		info creating kernel config file from "${KERNEL_CONFIG}"
		if [[ "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" == "/proc/config.gz" ]]; then
			zcat "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" > "${kernel_config}"
		else
			cp -a "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" "${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}"
		fi
		return 0
	fi

	if [[ -s "${kernel_config}" ]]; then
		"${ECHO}" "${kernel_config}": already exists
		return 1
	fi

	info copying kernel config from kernel headers
	f="$(eval echo "${KERNEL_HEADERS_DIR}"/usr/src/linux-headers-*/.config)"
	if [[ ! -f "${f}" ]]; then
		fatal "${f}" does not exist
	fi
	cp -a "${f}" "${kernel_config}"
	return 0
}


setup_trusted_key() {
	local kernel_config="${KERNEL_SRC_DIR}/.config"
	local output
	local cmd

	# Check CONFIG_SYSTEM_TRUSTED_KEYS to see if we have to copy the trusted key
	# to the kernel source directory.
	output="$(grep -w "CONFIG_SYSTEM_TRUSTED_KEYS" "${kernel_config}")" || true
	if [[ -z "${output}" ]]; then
		warn CONFIG_SYSTEM_TRUSTED_KEYS not in "${kernel_config}"
		return
	fi
	if ! echo "${output}" | grep -qw "certs/${TRUSTED_KEY}"; then
		return
	fi

	# Did we fetch the trusted key?
	if [[ -f "${FETCHED_FILES_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY}" ]]; then
		if [[ -f "${TRUSTED_KEY_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY}" ]]; then
			"${ECHO}" trusted key "${TRUSTED_KEY_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY}": already exists
			return
		fi

		info copying trusted key to "${TRUSTED_KEY_DIR}/${TRUSTED_KEY}"
		cmd="${INSTALL_CMD[${TRUSTED_KEY}]:-none}"
		if [[ "${cmd}" == "none" ]]; then
			fatal "don't know how to install ${TRUSTED_KEY}"
		fi
		eval "${cmd}"
	else
		warn "modifying CONFIG_SYSTEM_TRUSTED_KEYS's value because we could not fetch the trusted key"
		sed -i.bak -e 's/CONFIG_SYSTEM_TRUSTED_KEYS=.*/CONFIG_SYSTEM_TRUSTED_KEYS=""/' "${kernel_config}"
		echo diff "${kernel_config}" "${kernel_config}.bak"
		diff "${kernel_config}" "${kernel_config}.bak" || true
	fi
}


set_compilation_env() {
	local path

	path="$(realpath "${TOOLCHAIN_DIR}/bin")"
	${PRINT_CMD} export PATH="${path}:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/google-cloud-sdk/bin"

	if [[ -s "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR}/${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}" ]]; then
		# shellcheck disable=SC1090
		source "${TOOLCHAIN_ENV_DIR}/${TOOLCHAIN_ENV}"
	else
		# To support COS build not having toolchain_env file
		CC="x86_64-cros-linux-gnu-gcc"
		CXX="x86_64-cros-linux-gnu-g++"
	fi
}


have_disk_space() {
	local need="$1"
	local avail

	avail="$(df -BM --output=avail "${INSTALL_DIR}" | sed -n -e 's/M//p')"
	if [[ "${avail}" -lt "${need}" ]]; then
		error need at least "${need}"MB, but have only "${avail}"MB in "${INSTALL_DIR}"
		NO_DISK_SPACE=true
		return 1
	fi
	return 0
}


help_disk_space() {
cat <<'END'

NOTE:
Because by default toolbox uses /var/lib/toolbox as its working directory,
you can run out of space if your root partition is not big enough.

You can add a second drive to your COS instance and use it as the working
directory of toolbox.  For example, the following code creates a second
disk, attaches it to the instance, uses cloud-init to mount it on each
reboot, and assigns it to toolbox:

	# On your desktop:
	$ gcloud compute disks create <your-disk> --size=200GB
	$ gcloud compute instances attach-disk <your-instance> --disk <your-disk>
	$ cat > user_data <<EOF
	#cloud-config

	bootcmd:
	- if [ -z "$(sudo blkid /dev/sdb)" ]; then mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb; fi
	- fsck.ext4 /dev/sdb
	- mkdir -p /mnt/disks/sdb
	- mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb /mnt/disks/sdb
	EOF
	$ gcloud compute instances add-metadata <your-instance> --metadata-from-file=user-data=user_data

	# On your COS instance:
	$ echo TOOLBOX_DIRECTORY="/mnt/disks/sdb" >> $HOME/.toolboxrc
	$ sudo reboot
END
}


info() {
	if [[ -n "${*}" ]]; then
		echo -e "${BLUE_S}INFO: ${*}${ANSI_E}" >&2
	else
		echo
	fi
}


warn() {
	if [[ "${ECHO}" != ":" ]]; then
		echo -e "${PURPLE_S}WARNING: ${*}${ANSI_E}" >&2
	fi
}


error() {
	echo -e "${RED_S}ERROR: ${*}${ANSI_E}" >&2
}


fatal() {
	error "${@}"
	if ${NO_DISK_SPACE}; then
		help_disk_space
	fi
	exit 1
}


main "${@}"