/// POSIX platform-specific path utilities. /// Provides functions to build paths for binaries, libraries, and EFI files based on profile and optional target directory. use super::path_util::{default_bin_rel, default_lib_rel, join_dir}; /// Returns the path to a binary executable for the given profile, name, and optional target directory. /// If a target directory is provided, it joins the directory with the name; otherwise, it uses the default binary relative path. pub fn bin_path(profile: &str, name: &str, target_dir: Option<&str>) -> String { match target_dir { Some(dir) => join_dir(dir, name), None => default_bin_rel(profile, name, None), } } /// Returns the path to a static library for the given profile, name, and optional target directory. /// The library file is named "lib{name}.a". If a target directory is provided, it joins the directory with the file name; otherwise, it uses the default library relative path. pub fn lib_path(profile: &str, name: &str, target_dir: Option<&str>) -> String { let file = format!("lib{name}.a"); match target_dir { Some(dir) => join_dir(dir, &file), None => default_lib_rel(profile, &file, None), } } /// Returns the path to an ELF binary for the given profile, name, and optional target directory. /// Delegates to bin_path since ELF binaries are standard binaries. pub fn elf_path(profile: &str, name: &str, target_dir: Option<&str>) -> String { bin_path(profile, name, target_dir) } /// Returns the path to an EFI executable for the given profile, name, and optional target directory. /// The EFI file is named "{name}.efi". If a target directory is provided, it joins the directory with the file name; otherwise, it uses the default library relative path. pub fn efi_path(profile: &str, name: &str, target_dir: Option<&str>) -> String { let file = format!("{name}.efi"); match target_dir { Some(dir) => join_dir(dir, &file), None => default_lib_rel(profile, &file, None), } } /// Returns the path to a shared library for the given profile, name, and optional target directory. /// The shared library file is named "lib{name}.so". If a target directory is provided, it joins the directory with the file name; otherwise, it uses the default library relative path. pub fn shared_lib_path(profile: &str, name: &str, target_dir: Option<&str>) -> String { let file = format!("lib{name}.so"); match target_dir { Some(dir) => join_dir(dir, &file), None => default_lib_rel(profile, &file, None), } }