tools/util.py

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from distutils.version import LooseVersion
import glob
import operator
import os
import re
import shlex
import subprocess
import sys


def ListCCFilesWithoutExt(path):
  return map(lambda x : os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(x))[0],
             glob.glob(os.path.join(path, '*.cc')))


def abort(message):
  print('ABORTING: ' + message)
  sys.exit(1)


# Emulate python3 subprocess.getstatusoutput.
def getstatusoutput(command, shell=False):
  try:
    args = shlex.split(command)
    output = subprocess.check_output(args, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, shell=shell)
    return 0, output.rstrip('\n')
  except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
    return e.returncode, e.output.rstrip('\n')


def IsCommandAvailable(command):
    retcode, unused_output = getstatusoutput('which %s' % command)
    return retcode == 0


def ensure_dir(path_name):
  if not os.path.exists(path_name):
    os.makedirs(path_name)


# Check that the specified program is available.
def require_program(program_name):
  rc, out = getstatusoutput('which %s' % program_name)
  if rc != 0:
    print('ERROR: The required program %s was not found.' % program_name)
    sys.exit(rc)

def relrealpath(path, start=os.getcwd()):
  return os.path.relpath(os.path.realpath(path), start)

# Query the compiler about its preprocessor directives and return all of them as
# a dictionnary.
def GetCompilerDirectives(env):
  args = [env['CXX']]
  # Pass the CXXFLAGS varables to the compile, in case we've used "-m32" to
  # compile for i386.
  if env['CXXFLAGS']:
    args.append(str(env['CXXFLAGS']))
  args += ['-E', '-dM', '-']

  # Instruct the compiler to dump all its preprocessor macros.
  dump = subprocess.Popen(args, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
  out, _ = dump.communicate()
  return {
    # Extract the macro name as key and value as element.
    match.group(1): match.group(2)
    for match in [
      # Capture macro name.
      re.search('^#define (\S+?) (.+)$', macro)
      for macro in out.split('\n')
    ]
    # Filter out non-matches.
    if match
  }

# Query the target architecture of the compiler. The 'target' architecture of
# the compiler used to build VIXL is considered to be the 'host' architecture of
# VIXL itself.
def GetHostArch(env):
  directives = GetCompilerDirectives(env)
  if "__x86_64__" in directives:
    return "x86_64"
  elif "__i386__" in directives:
    return "i386"
  elif "__arm__" in directives:
    return "aarch32"
  elif "__aarch64__" in directives:
    return "aarch64"
  else:
    raise Exception("Unsupported archtecture")

# Class representing the compiler toolchain and version.
class CompilerInformation(object):
  def __init__(self, env):
    directives = GetCompilerDirectives(env)
    if '__llvm__' in directives:
      major = int(directives['__clang_major__'])
      minor = int(directives['__clang_minor__'])
      self.compiler = 'clang'
      self.version = '{}.{}'.format(major, minor)
    elif '__GNUC__' in directives:
      major = int(directives['__GNUC__'])
      minor = int(directives['__GNUC_MINOR__'])
      self.compiler = 'gcc'
      self.version = '{}.{}'.format(major, minor)
    else:
      # Allow other compilers to be used for building VIXL. However, one would
      # need to teach this class how to extract version information in order to
      # make use of it.
      self.compiler = None
      self.version = None

  def GetDescription(self):
    return "{}-{}".format(self.compiler, self.version)

  def __str__(self):
    return self.GetDescription()

  # Compare string descriptions with our object. The semantics are:
  #
  # - Equality
  #
  #   If the description does not have a version number, then we compare the
  #   compiler names. For instance, "clang-3.6" is still equal to "clang" but of
  #   course is not to "gcc".
  #
  # - Ordering
  #
  #   Asking whether a compiler is lower than another depends on the version
  #   number. What we are really asking here when using these operator is
  #   "Is my compiler in the allowed range?". So with this in mind, comparing
  #   two different compilers will always return false. If the compilers are the
  #   same, then the version numbers are compared. Of course, we cannot use
  #   ordering operators if no version number is provided.

  def __eq__(self, description):
    if description == self.GetDescription():
      return True
    else:
      # The user may not have provided a version, let's see if it matches the
      # compiler.
      return self.compiler == description

  def __ne__(self, description):
    return not self.__eq__(description)

  def __lt__(self, description):
    return self.CompareVersion(operator.lt, description)

  def __le__(self, description):
    return self.CompareVersion(operator.le, description)

  def __ge__(self, description):
    return self.CompareVersion(operator.ge, description)

  def __gt__(self, description):
    return self.CompareVersion(operator.gt, description)

  # Comparing the provided `description` string, in the form of
  # "{compiler}-{major}.{minor}". The comparison is done using the provided
  # `operator` argument.
  def CompareVersion(self, operator, description):
    match = re.search('^(\S+)-(.*?)$', description)
    if not match:
      raise Exception("A version number is required when comparing compilers")
    compiler, version = match.group(1), match.group(2)
    # The result is false if the compilers are different, otherwise compare the
    # version numbers.
    return self.compiler == compiler and \
           operator(LooseVersion(self.version), LooseVersion(version))

class ReturnCode:
  def __init__(self, exit_on_error, printer_fn):
    self.rc = 0
    self.exit_on_error = exit_on_error
    self.printer_fn = printer_fn

  def Combine(self, rc):
    self.rc |= rc
    if self.exit_on_error and rc != 0:
      self.PrintStatus()
      sys.exit(rc)

  @property
  def Value(self):
    return self.rc

  def PrintStatus(self):
    self.printer_fn('\n$ ' + ' '.join(sys.argv))
    if self.rc == 0:
      self.printer_fn('SUCCESS')
    else:
      self.printer_fn('FAILURE')