541 lines
20 KiB
Python
541 lines
20 KiB
Python
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import dep
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import util
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import glob
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import os
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def sq(str):
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"""escape a string for use in a shell"""
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if isinstance(str, list):
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return [sq(s) for s in str]
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else:
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return util.shellquote(str)
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def mq(str):
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"""escape a string for use in makefiles"""
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if isinstance(str, list):
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return [mq(s) for s in str]
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else:
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return str.replace(" ", "\ ")
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class Types:
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HEADER="buildsys/.h"
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GCC_SOURCE="buildsys/gcc" # .c, .cpp, etc
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OBJECT="buildsys/.o"
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LINKABLE="buildsys/.a"
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BINFILE="buildsys/bin"
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SCRIPT="buildsys/script"
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DIR="buildsys/dir"
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PLACEHOLDER="buildsys/placeholder"
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MISC="buildsys/misc"
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ANY="buildsys/*"
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class CompilerInfo:
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def __init__(self):
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(self.kernel, nodename, release, version, self.arch) = os.uname()
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#if self.kernel in ["Darwin"]:
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# self.lflags_ar_start = ""
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# self.lflags_ar_end = ""
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# self.lflags_fortran = ""
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#else:
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# self.lflags_ar_start = "-Wl,-whole-archive"
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# self.lflags_ar_end = "-Wl,-no-whole-archive"
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self.lflags_fortran = "-lg2c"
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def compiler_program(self, extension):
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# for instance, turn "gcc %s -c %s -o ..." into just "gcc"
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return self.command_from_ext[extension].split(" ")[0]
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class GCCCompiler(CompilerInfo):
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def __init__(self):
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CompilerInfo.__init__(self)
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self.name = "gcc"
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self.mode_dictionary = {
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"verbose": "-g -DDEBUG -DVERBOSE",
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"debug": "-g3 -DDEBUG",
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"check": "-O2 -g -DDEBUG",
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"fast": "-O2 -g -fomit-frame-pointer -DNDEBUG",
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"unsafe": "-O3 -ffast-math -g -fomit-frame-pointer -DNDEBUG",
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"profile" : "-O2 -pg -finline-limit=8 -DPROFILE -DNDEBUG",
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"small": "-Os -DNDEBUG"
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}
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self.command_from_ext = {
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"c" : "gcc %s -c %s -o %s -Wall",
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"cc" : "g++ %s -c %s -o %s -Wall -Woverloaded-virtual -fno-exceptions -Wparentheses -fno-exceptions",
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"f" : "g77 %s -c %s -o %s -Wall -Wno-uninitialized"
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}
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self.linker = "g++"
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self.lflags_start = ""
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self.lflags_end = "-lm -lpthread %s" % (self.lflags_fortran)
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class ICCCompiler(CompilerInfo):
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def __init__(self):
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CompilerInfo.__init__(self)
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self.name = "icc"
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self.mode_dictionary = {
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"verbose": "-g -DDEBUG -DVERBOSE",
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"debug": "-g -DDEBUG",
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"check": "-O2 -g -DDEBUG",
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"fast": "-O3 -g -fomit-frame-pointer -DNDEBUG",
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"unsafe": "-O3 -ffast-math -g -fomit-frame-pointer -DNDEBUG",
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"profile" : "-O2 -pg -finline-limit=8 -DPROFILE -DNDEBUG",
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"small": "-Os"
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}
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self.command_from_ext = {
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"c" : "icc %s -c %s -o %s",
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"cc" : "icpc %s -c %s -o %s -fno-exceptions",
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"f" : "ifort %s -c %s -o %s -Wall"
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}
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self.linker = "icpc"
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self.lflags_start = ""
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self.lflags_end = "-lm -lpthread %s" % (self.lflags_fortran)
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class MPICompiler(CompilerInfo):
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def __init__(self):
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CompilerInfo.__init__(self)
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self.name = "mpi"
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self.mode_dictionary = {
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"verbose": "-g -DDEBUG -DVERBOSE",
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"debug": "-g -DDEBUG",
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"check": "-O2 -g -DDEBUG",
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"fast": "-O3 -g -fomit-frame-pointer -DNDEBUG",
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"unsafe": "-O3 -ffast-math -g -fomit-frame-pointer -DNDEBUG",
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"profile" : "-O2 -pg -finline-limit=8 -DPROFILE -DNDEBUG",
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"small": "-Os"
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}
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self.command_from_ext = {
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"c" : "mpicc %s -c %s -o %s",
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"cc" : "mpiCC -fno-exceptions %s -c %s -o %s",
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"f" : "mpif77 %s -c %s -o %s -Wall"
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}
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self.linker = "mpiCC"
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self.lflags_start = ""
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self.lflags_end = "-lm -lpthread %s" % (self.lflags_fortran)
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compiler_choices = [GCCCompiler(), MPICompiler(), ICCCompiler()]
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compilers = dict([(c.name, c) for c in compiler_choices])
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class MakeBuildSys(dep.DepSys):
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"""Build system.
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"""
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def __init__(self, source_dir, bin_dir, keep_dir):
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"""Initialize a 'Build System' or 'Makefile'.
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source_dir - source code directory
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bin_dir - binaries generated by build system go here
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keep_dir - generated files that you want to keep a while go here
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"""
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dep.DepSys.__init__(self)
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self.source_dir = source_dir
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self.bin_dir = bin_dir
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self.keep_dir = keep_dir
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self.entries = []
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def begin(self, state):
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return MakeBuildSysEntry(self, state)
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def add_entry(self, entry):
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self.entries.append(entry)
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def to_makefile(self):
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def shorten(fname):
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if "/bin/" in fname:
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return fname[fname.rindex("/bin/")+1:]
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else:
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return fname
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lines = []
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self.entries.reverse()
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i = 0
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for (outfiles, infiles, commands) in self.entries:
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i += 1
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if commands:
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lines.append("%s: %s" % (" ".join(mq(outfiles)), " ".join(mq(infiles))))
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outfiles_short = [shorten(outfile) for outfile in outfiles]
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lines.extend(["\t@echo '... Making %s'" % (" ".join(outfiles_short))])
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lines.extend(["\t@" + c for c in commands])
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elif infiles:
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lines.append("pseudo_%d: %s" % (i, " ".join(sq(infiles))))
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lines.extend(["\t@echo '*** Done with %s'" % (" ".join(infiles))])
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self.entries.reverse()
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lines.append("clean:")
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lines.append("\t@echo 'Removing the bin/ directory.'");
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lines.append("\trm -rf %s/*" % (sq(self.bin_dir)))
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return lines
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class MakeBuildSysEntry(dep.DepSysEntry):
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def __init__(self, sys, state):
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dep.DepSysEntry.__init__(self, sys, state)
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self.commands = []
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def _make_name(self, simplename, parameterization):
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# NOTE: I'm completely ignoring the file list (self.state.files)
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KEEP_DIR = "KEEP/"
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if simplename.startswith(KEEP_DIR):
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# "!" means that file should be placed in semi-permanent storage.
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dirname = self.keep_dir(*parameterization)
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simplename = simplename[len(KEEP_DIR):]
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else:
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dirname = self.bin_dir(*parameterization)
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return os.path.join(dirname, simplename)
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def __name_pmz(self, pmz):
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"""names a parameterization"""
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def name_part(param_name):
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if param_name in pmz:
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return self.state.params[param_name]
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else:
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return "COMMON"
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allowed_sequence = ["arch", "kernel", "mode", "compiler"]
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(arch, kernel, mode, compiler) = [name_part(x) for x in allowed_sequence]
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for param in pmz:
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if not param in allowed_sequence:
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raise Exception("I can't deal with extra parameterization yet: '%s' not in '%s'" % (param, allowed_sequence))
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return "%s_%s_%s_%s" % (arch, kernel, mode, compiler)
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def bin_dir(self, *pmz):
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return os.path.join(self.sys.bin_dir, self.__name_pmz(pmz))
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def keep_dir(self, *pmz):
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return os.path.join(self.sys.keep_dir, self.__name_pmz(pmz))
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def source_file(self, real_path, fake_path):
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return dep.DestFile(real_path, fake_path)
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def makefile(self):
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return self.source_file(os.path.abspath("./Makefile"), "Makefile")
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def ensure_writable(self, name):
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self.command("mkdir -p %s" % (sq(os.path.dirname(name))))
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def command(self, str):
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self.commands.append(str)
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def end(self, files):
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infiles = {}
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for file in dep.filemap_to_files(self.state.files):
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infiles[file.name] = None
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outfiles = [file.name for (classname, file) in files]
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self.sys.add_entry((outfiles, list(infiles.keys()), self.commands))
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class SourceRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, type, real_path, fake_path):
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dep.Rule.__init__(self)
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self.real_path = real_path
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self.fake_path = fake_path
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self.type = type
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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return [(self.type, sysentry.source_file(self.real_path, self.fake_path))]
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class CompileRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, source, headers, cflags):
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dep.Rule.__init__(self, source=[source], headers=headers)
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self.cflags = cflags
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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compiler = compilers[params["compiler"]]
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source = files["source"].single(Types.GCC_SOURCE)
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dot = source.simplename.rindex(".")
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sourceextension = source.simplename[dot+1:]
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simplename = source.simplename[:dot] + ".o"
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object = sysentry.file("obj/" + simplename.replace("/", "_"), "arch", "kernel", "mode", "compiler")
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# TODO: -I flags
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my_includes = "-I%s -I%s" % (
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sq(sysentry.bin_dir("arch", "kernel", "compiler")),
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sq(sysentry.sys.source_dir))
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mode = params["mode"]
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my_flags = my_includes + " " + compiler.mode_dictionary[params["mode"]] + " " + self.cflags
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if not sourceextension in compiler.command_from_ext:
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raise Exception("Don't know how to compile files of type '*.%s'." % sourceextension)
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command_template = compiler.command_from_ext[sourceextension]
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(source_dirname, source_basename) = os.path.split(source.name)
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compile_cmd = command_template % (my_flags, sq(source_basename), sq(object.name))
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sysentry.command("cd " + sq(source_dirname) + " && " + compile_cmd)
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return [(Types.OBJECT, object)]
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class ArchiveRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, name, objects):
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dep.Rule.__init__(self, objects=objects)
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self.name = name
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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objects = files["objects"].many(Types.OBJECT)
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if len(objects) != 0:
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libfile = sysentry.file("lib" + self.name + ".a", "arch", "kernel", "mode", "compiler")
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sysentry.command("ar r %s %s" % (sq(libfile),
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" ".join([sq(x.name) for x in objects])))
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return [(Types.LINKABLE, libfile)]
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else:
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# no compilable code was found -- just don't create an object
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return []
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#return [(Types.OBJECT, object) for object in objects]
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class HeaderSummaryRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, name, objects):
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dep.Rule.__init__(self, objects=objects)
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self.name = name
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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libfile = sysentry.file("lib" + self.name + ".h")
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sysentry.command("touch %s" % (sq(libfile)))
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return [(Types.PLACEHOLDER, libfile)]
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class LibRule(dep.Rule):
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"""LibRule returns all relevant archive files for this library and libraries
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it depends on.
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In addition, a LibRule exposes header files.
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"""
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# TODO: "sources" will also natively support C++ files
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def __init__(self, name, sources, headers, deplibs, cflags = ""):
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source_rules = sources
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self.header_rules = headers
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# TODO: Be careful about depending on extra stuff?
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for dep_lib in deplibs:
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if isinstance(dep_lib, LibRule):
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self.header_rules.append(dep_lib.header_summary_rule)
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self.header_summary_rule = HeaderSummaryRule(name, self.header_rules)
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self.compile_rules = [CompileRule(source_rule, self.header_rules, cflags)
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for source_rule in source_rules]
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self.archive_rule = ArchiveRule(name, self.compile_rules)
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dep.Rule.__init__(self, archive=[self.archive_rule], deplibs=deplibs)
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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return files["deplibs"].to_pairs() + files["archive"].to_pairs()
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class BinRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, name, linkables):
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self.name = name
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dep.Rule.__init__(self, linkables=linkables)
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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compiler = compilers[params["compiler"]]
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binfile = sysentry.file(self.name, "arch", "kernel", "mode", "compiler")
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# TO-DO: Link flags necessary?
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lflags_start = compiler.lflags_start
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lflags_end = compiler.lflags_end
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cflags = compiler.mode_dictionary[params["mode"]]
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reversed_libs = list(files["linkables"].to_names())
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reversed_libs.reverse()
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sysentry.command(compiler.linker + " -o %s %s %s %s %s" % (
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sq(binfile.name), cflags,
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lflags_start, " ".join(sq(reversed_libs)), lflags_end))
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return [(Types.BINFILE, binfile)]
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class MakefileRule(dep.Rule):
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"""
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Plug created so that symlinks are re-created whenever the Makefile changes.
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"""
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def __init__(self):
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dep.Rule.__init__(self)
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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file = sysentry.makefile()
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return [(Types.MISC, file)]
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class SymlinkRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, filerules, dest_dir):
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dep.Rule.__init__(self, filerules=filerules, makefile=[MakefileRule()])
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self.dest_dir = dest_dir
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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all = []
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pairs = files["filerules"].to_pairs()
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for (classname, file) in pairs:
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sourcename = file.name
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shortname = os.path.basename(file.name)
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destname = os.path.join(self.dest_dir, shortname)
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# the symlink's simplename will be the same as the original's
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destfile = sysentry.source_file(destname, shortname)
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sysentry.command("rm -f %s" % sq(destname))
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sysentry.command("ln -s -f %s %s" % (sq(sourcename), sq(destname)))
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all.append((classname, destfile))
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sysentry.command("echo '*** Created %d symlinks in %s.'" % (len(pairs), self.dest_dir))
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return all
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class WgetRule(dep.Rule):
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def __init__(self, url, type, real_path, fake_path):
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self.real_path = real_path
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self.fake_path = fake_path
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self.url = url
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self.type = type
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dep.Rule.__init__(self)
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def doit(self, sysentry, files, params):
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(real_dir, filename) = os.path.split(self.real_path)
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sysentry.command("echo 'Downloading the file using curl...'")
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sysentry.command("cd %s && curl -L -o %s %s" % (
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sq(real_dir), sq(filename), sq(self.url)))
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return [(self.type, sysentry.source_file(self.real_path, self.fake_path))]
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# Parameter loader
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BUILD_FILE = "build.py"
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class Loader:
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"""Responsible for loading build files and helping them stitch together.
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There are concepts of real and fake paths:
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- Real path: Where the file is located exactly on the file system.
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- Fake path: Where results generated by this file are relative to the
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build system. If the real path is within the build directories, then
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the fake path is just the relative path from the root of the build
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system. However, we also support building small code trees that are
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not in the build system. In this, the "fake" path starts with "outside"
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to indicate it is outside the build system, and has the full path.
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Example:
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Say my build path is
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~/fastlib/c (this is real_rootpath)
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Someone wants to build ~/fastlib/c/foo/bar, the fake path is "foo/bar".
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But if someone wants to build ~/foo/bar, the fake path is
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"outside/home/yourname/foo/bar".
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See also ../script/fl-build.
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"""
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def __init__(self, real_rootpath):
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self.real_root = real_rootpath.rstrip(os.sep)
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self.thebuildsys = MakeBuildSys(
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self.real_root, os.path.join(self.real_root, "bin"),
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os.path.join(self.real_root, "bin_keep"))
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self.loader_map = {}
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def pathjoin(self, left, right, defaultprefix, lsep = "/", rsep = "/"):
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def helper(left, right):
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if right and right[0] == ".":
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right_index = (right + "/").index(rsep)
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right_first = right[:right_index]
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right_rest = right[right_index+1:]
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if right_first == ".":
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return helper(left, right_rest)
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else:
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try:
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left_index = left.rindex(lsep)
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except:
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left_index = 0
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return helper(left[:left_index], right_rest)
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else:
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return left + lsep + right.replace(rsep, lsep)
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left = left.rstrip(lsep)
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right = right.rstrip(rsep)
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if not right:
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return left
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elif right[0] != ".":
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if right[0] == rsep:
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return right.replace(rsep, lsep)
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else:
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return defaultprefix + right.replace(rsep, lsep)
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else:
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return helper(left, right)
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def pathjoin_real(self, left, right):
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return self.pathjoin(left, right, self.real_root + "/", os.sep, "/")
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def pathjoin_fake(self, left, right):
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return self.pathjoin(left, right, "", "/", "/")
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def find_rule(self, rule_path, cur_real_path, cur_fake_path, posttext = ""):
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#print "trying: %s" % fullname
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(path_rel, rule_name) = rule_path.split(":")
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fake_path = self.pathjoin_fake(cur_fake_path, path_rel)
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real_path = self.pathjoin_real(cur_real_path, path_rel)
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if rule_name == "":
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rule_name = fake_path.split("/")[-1]
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if not fake_path in self.loader_map:
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self.load(real_path, fake_path, posttext)
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elif posttext:
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print "XXX Ignored Post-text: ", posttext
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if not rule_name in self.loader_map[fake_path]:
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raise Exception("Rule '%s' not found in '%s'." % (rule_name, real_path))
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#print "Found [%s][%s] aka [%s]" % (fullname, defaultpath, path)
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return self.loader_map[fake_path][rule_name]
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def load(self, real_path, fake_path, posttext = ""):
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"""Loads build rules, by exposing a 'register' function.
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real_path - path on file system
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fake_path - path according to build system
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posttext - optionally inject text at the end of a build file
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"""
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# !!!!! LOOK AT ME! All the functions in build rules are defined here!
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self.loader_map[fake_path] = {}
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selfname = fake_path.split("/")[-1]
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def register(name, rule):
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if name in self.loader_map[fake_path]:
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raise Exception("Duplicate rule %s:%s" % (fake_path, name))
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self.loader_map[fake_path][name] = rule
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return rule
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def find(rule_name):
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return self.find_rule(rule_name, real_path, fake_path)
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def pathify_real(name):
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return self.pathjoin_real(real_path, "./" + name)
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def pathify_fake(name):
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return self.pathjoin_fake(fake_path, "./" + name)
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def sourcerule(type, name):
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if isinstance(name, str):
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# If there is a colon, it is a rule; otherwise, it is just a file.
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if ":" in name:
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return find(name)
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else:
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return SourceRule(type, pathify_real(name), pathify_fake(name))
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else:
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return name
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def sourcerules(type, names):
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return [sourcerule(type, name) for name in names]
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def lglob(mask, *exclude):
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(relpath, namemask) = os.path.split(mask)
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full_path = os.path.join(real_path, mask)
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basenames = [os.path.basename(f)
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for f in glob.glob(os.path.join(real_path, mask))]
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return [os.path.join(relpath, basename)
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for basename in basenames if not basename in exclude]
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def customrule(name, dependencies, doit_fn):
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return register(name, dep.CustomRule(dependencies, doit_fn))
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def librule(name = selfname,
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sources = [], headers = [], deplibs = [], cflags = ""):
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return register(name, LibRule(pathify_fake(name),
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sourcerules(Types.GCC_SOURCE, sources),
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sourcerules(Types.HEADER , headers),
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sourcerules(Types.LINKABLE, deplibs),
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cflags))
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#def unittest(name = selfname + "_unittest",
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# lib = ":" + selfname,
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# sources = []):
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# """Unit tests for the purpose of testing one library.
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#
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# All .c or .cc files are compiled and run as unit tests.
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#
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# (TODO: Unit test framework)
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# """
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# assert sources
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#def inttest(name = selfname + "_inttest",
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# libs = [],
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# sources = []):
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# """Integration tests for testing multiple libraries.
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# """
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# assert libs
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# assert sources
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def wgetrule(name, url, type = Types.ANY, fname = None):
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if fname == None:
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fname = url[url.rindex('/')+1:]
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register(name, WgetRule(url, type,
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pathify_real(fname), pathify_fake(fname)))
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def binrule(name, linkables = [], sources = [], headers = [], cflags = ""):
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# (source, headers, cflags)
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longname = pathify_fake(name)
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if sources:
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lib = librule(name = longname + "__auto",
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sources = sources, headers = headers, deplibs = linkables,
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cflags = cflags)
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linkables = linkables + [lib]
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register(name, BinRule(longname,
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sourcerules(Types.LINKABLE, linkables)))
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build_file_path = os.path.join(real_path, BUILD_FILE)
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print "... Reading %s" % (build_file_path)
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text = util.readfile(build_file_path)
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# remove DOS line feeds and add posttext
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text = text.replace("\r", "") + "\n" + posttext
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exec text in {"register" : register, "Types" : Types,
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"find" : find, "dep" : dep, "lglob" : lglob,
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"sourcerule" : sourcerule, "sourcerules" : sourcerules,
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"librule" : librule, "binrule" : binrule,
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"customrule" : customrule, "wgetrule" : wgetrule,
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"compilers" : compilers, "os" : os, "sq" : sq}
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