new eclmap format

[DankRank]

Convert with awk -f contrib/eclmapcvt.awk old.map > new.map

Documentation from manpage

ECLMAP FILE FORMAT
     Eclmap files, which are added with the -m option,
     consist of two kinds of lines: control lines (which
     start with ‘!’), and mapping lines.

     The file starts with ‘!eclmap’ control line. The rest
     of the control lines select the mapping that is being
     modified:

     ‘!ins_names’
             Instruction names. This is the default map‐
             ping.
             Value: identifier

     ‘!ins_signatures’
             Instruction signatures.
             Value: signature

     ‘!gvar_names’
             Global variable names.
             Value: identifier

     ‘!gvar_types’
             Global variable types.
             Value: type (‘$’ for integer, ‘%’ for float)

     ‘!timeline_ins_names’
             Timeline instruction names.
             Value: identifier

     ‘!timeline_ins_signatures’
             Timeline instruction signatures.
             Value: signature

     Mapping lines are always of form
           [key] [value]
     where key is an integer, and value is a string with‐
     out spaces.  ‘_’ can be used to specify an empty
     value (useful for signatures without arguments).

     When multiple mappings are specified for the same key
     or value, the most recent one has priority. For exam‐
     ple:

           123 foo
           123 bar

     will map ‘123’ to ‘bar’, ‘bar’ to ‘123’, and ‘foo’ to
     ‘123’.  Note how the reverse mapping doesn't get
     overridden.

Someone please check that everything works

[Priw8]

For reasons I do not understand, the awk script fails to convert th15.eclm, th12.eclm and th11.eclm from this repo - somehow, it throws the this isn't an old-style eclmap error, even though it clearly shouldn't, as they do begin with the eclmap magic. The other eclmaps from the repo get converted correctly. Maybe it's just some bizarre issue on my end, though.

[DankRank]

Fixed. It was because of line endings.