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load(
    "@bazel_skylib//lib:paths.bzl",
    "paths",
)

def _rpath(go, library, executable = None):
    """Returns the potential rpaths of a library, possibly relative to another file."""
    if not executable:
        return [paths.dirname(library.short_path)]

    origin = go.mode.goos == "darwin" and "@loader_path" or "$ORIGIN"

    # Accomodate for two kinds of executable paths.
    rpaths = []

    # 1. Where the executable is inside its own .runfiles directory.
    #  This is the case for generated libraries as well as remote builds.
    #   a) go back to the workspace root from the executable file in .runfiles
    depth = executable.short_path.count("/")
    back_to_root = paths.join(*([".."] * depth))

    #   b) then walk back to the library's short path
    rpaths.append(paths.join(origin, back_to_root, paths.dirname(library.short_path)))

    # 2. Where the executable is outside the .runfiles directory:
    #  This is the case for local pre-built libraries, as well as local
    #  generated libraries.
    runfiles_dir = paths.basename(executable.short_path) + ".runfiles"
    rpaths.append(paths.join(origin, runfiles_dir, go._ctx.workspace_name, paths.dirname(library.short_path)))

    return rpaths

def _flags(go, *args, **kwargs):
    """Returns the rpath linker flags for a library."""
    return ["-Wl,-rpath," + p for p in _rpath(go, *args, **kwargs)]

def _install_name(f):
    """Returns the install name for a dylib on macOS."""
    return f.short_path

rpath = struct(
    flags = _flags,
    install_name = _install_name,
    rpath = _rpath,
)