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Provides support for building through make or ant make using the GPS
Build Manager.
This script defines the following new project attributes in the "make"
package of a .gpr file. They can be edited graphically through
the project properties editor.
"make.makefile": name of the Makefile to use. This can be an absolute
name, or a name relative to the directory containing the
root project file (ie the one loaded in GPS). This
attribute is optional. If unspecified, GPS will look for
either "Makefile" or "makefile" in the directory
containing the root project.
This script defines the following new project attributes in the "ant"
package of a .gpr file:
"ant.antfile": name of the Antfile to use. This can be an absolute
name, or a name relative to the directory containing the
root project file (ie the one loaded in GPS). This
attribute is optional. If unspecified, GPS will look for
"build.xml" in the directory containing the root project.
GPS will systematically compile the application by passing the scenario
variables (see the menu /Tools/Views/Scenario). For instance, this
will result in calling
make -f Makefile VARIABLE1=VALUE target
or
ant -buildfile build.xml -DVARIABLE1=VALUE target
These scenario variables are defined in the project file, and should have
the same name as in the Makefile or the AntFile.
By default, the name in the menu will be the name of the targets found in
the build file.
As a special case, when the comment is "IGNORE", as in:
target: dependency1 dependency2 # IGNORE
then that target is not displayed in the menu
A similar behavior is applied for build.xml files for ant, where the
"description" attribute of the <target> node is taken into account.
When you select one of the new menus, GPS will run ant or make, and parse
error messages to display them in the locations window as usual.
"""
import GPS
import sys
import traceback
import re
import os
import os_utils
from os.path import *
from GPS import *
# This is an XML model for make/gnumake
Make_Model = """
<target-model name="make" category="">
<description>Build with make</description>
<command-line>
<arg>make</arg>
<arg>%vars</arg>
<arg>-f</arg>
<arg>%attr(make'makefile,Makefile)</arg>
<arg>%T</arg>
</command-line>
<icon>gps-build-all</icon>
<switches command="%(tool_name)s" columns="2" lines="2">
<check label="Keep going" switch="-k"
tip="Continue as much as possible after a compilation error" />
<check label="Quiet mode" switch="-s" tip="Don't echo commands" />
<check label="Project variables" switch="%vars"
tip="Pass project variables to make" />
<spin label="Multiprocessing" switch="-j" min="1" max="100" default="1"
tip="Use N processes to carry out the compilations. On a multiprocessor machine compilations will occur in parallel" />
</switches>
</target-model>
<target model="make" category="_Makefile" name="Make">
<in-toolbar>FALSE</in-toolbar>
<icon>gps-build-all</icon>
<launch-mode>MANUALLY</launch-mode>
<read-only>TRUE</read-only>
<target-type>make</target-type>
<command-line>
<arg>make</arg>
<arg>%vars</arg>
<arg>-f</arg>
<arg>%attr(make'makefile,Makefile)</arg>
<arg>%T</arg>
</command-line>
</target>
"""
# This is an XML model for ant
Ant_Model_Template = """
<target-model name="ant" category="">
<description>Build with ant</description>
<command-line>
<arg>ant</arg>
<arg>%vars(-D)</arg>
<arg>-buildfile</arg>
<arg>%attr(ant'antfile,build.xml)</arg>
<arg>%T</arg>
</command-line>
<icon>gps-build-all</icon>
<switches command="%(tool_name)s" columns="2" lines="2">
<check label="Keep going" switch="-k"
tip="Continue as much as possible after a compilation error" />
<check label="Quiet mode" switch="-quiet" tip="Be extra quiet" />
<check label="Project variables" switch="%vars"
tip="Pass project variables to make" />
<spin label="Multiprocessing" switch="-j" min="1" max="100" default="1"
tip="Use N processes to carry out the compilations. On a multiprocess
or machine compilations will occur in parallel" />
</switches>
</target-model>
<target model="ant" category="_Ant" name="Ant">
<in-toolbar>FALSE</in-toolbar>
<icon>gps-build-all</icon>
<launch-mode>MANUALLY</launch-mode>
<read-only>TRUE</read-only>
<target-type>ant</target-type>
<command-line>
<arg>ant</arg>
<arg>%vars(-D)</arg>
<arg>-buildfile</arg>
<arg>%attr(ant'antfile,build.xml)</arg>
<arg>%T</arg>
</command-line>
</target>
"""
class Builder:
def compute_buildfile(self):
"""Compute the build file to use. By default, we look in the project
itself. If none is specified there, we default on the build file
found in the same directory as the root project"""
root_dir = dirname(Project.root().file().name())
self.buildfile = Project.root().get_attribute_as_string \
(self.build_file_attr, self.pkg_name)
self.buildfile = join(root_dir, self.buildfile)
if not isfile(self.buildfile):
for f in self.default_build_files:
self.buildfile = join(root_dir, f)
if isfile(self.buildfile):
break
self.buildfile = None
Logger("MAKE").log(
"Build file for " + self.pkg_name + " is " + `self.buildfile`)
def read_targets(self):
"""Read all targets from the build file, and return a list targets"""
return None
def compute_build_targets(self, name):
return None
def on_compute_build_targets(self, hook, name):
"""Called when the a build target needs to be computed"""
try:
return self.compute_build_targets(name)
except:
Logger("MAKE").log(traceback.format_exc())
return None
def __init__(self):
self.targets = []
Hook("compute_build_targets").add(self.on_compute_build_targets)
class Makefile (Builder):
def __init__(self):
self.pkg_name = "make"
self.build_file_attr = "makefile"
self.default_build_files = ["Makefile", "makefile"]
Builder.__init__(self)
def read_targets(self):
targets = []
matcher = re.compile("^([^#.=%\t][^#=\(\)%]*?):[^#=:]*(#(.+))?$")
f = file(self.buildfile)
for line in f:
matches = matcher.match(line)
if matches:
if matches.group(3):
if matches.group(3).strip() != "IGNORE":
target_name = matches.group(1)
targets += [(target_name, target_name)]
else:
# Handle multiple targets on same line
for target in matches.group(1).split():
targets += [(target, target)]
f.close()
return targets
def compute_build_targets(self, name):
if name == "make":
self.compute_buildfile()
if self.buildfile:
return self.read_targets()
return None
ant_targets = []
class Antfile (Builder):
def __init__(self):
self.pkg_name = "ant"
self.build_file_attr = "antfile"
self.default_build_files = ["build.xml"]
Builder.__init__(self)
def read_targets(self):
global ant_targets
ant_targets = []
class MySaxDocumentHandler (handler.ContentHandler):
def startElement(self, name, attrs):
global ant_targets
if name == "target":
target = None
description = None
for attrName in attrs.keys():
if attrName == "name":
target = attrs.get(attrName)
if attrName == "description":
description = attrs.get(attrName)
ant_targets += [(str(target), str(target))]
parser = make_parser()
parser.setContentHandler(MySaxDocumentHandler())
inFile = open(self.buildfile, 'r')
parser.parse(inFile)
inFile.close()
return ant_targets
def compute_build_targets(self, name):
if name == "ant":
self.compute_buildfile()
if self.buildfile:
return self.read_targets()
return None
ant_support = False
def on_gps_started(hook_name):
Makefile()
if ant_support:
Antfile()
parse_xml(Make_Model)
parse_xml(Ant_Model_Template)
parse_xml ("""
<project_attribute
name="Makefile"
package="Make"
editor_page="Make"
editor_section="Make"
hide_in="wizard library_wizard"
description="Makefile to use for this project">
<string type="file"/>
</project_attribute>
<project_attribute
name="Make"
package="Make"
editor_page="Make"
editor_section="Make"
hide_in="wizard library_wizard properties"
description="Deprecated, will be ignored">
<string type=""/>
</project_attribute>
<project_attribute
name="Switches"
package="Make"
editor_page="Make"
editor_section="Make"
hide_in="wizard library_wizard properties">
<string type=""/>
</project_attribute>""")
# This module needs to be initialized before the others
Hook("gps_started").add(on_gps_started, False)
if os_utils.locate_exec_on_path("ant"):
try:
from xml.sax import handler, make_parser
ant_support = True
parse_xml ("""
<project_attribute
name="Antfile"
package="Ant"
editor_page="Ant"
editor_section="Ant"
hide_in="wizard library_wizard"
description="Ant build file to use for this project">
<string type="file"/>
</project_attribute>
<project_attribute
name="Ant"
package="Ant"
editor_page="Ant"
editor_section="Ant"
hide_in="wizard library_wizard properties">
<string type=""/>
</project_attribute>
<project_attribute
name="Switches"
package="Ant"
editor_page="Ant"
editor_section="Ant"
hide_in="wizard library_wizard properties">
<string type=""/>
</project_attribute>""")
except:
pass
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