<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!-- 

============================================================================ 

Name        : ido-prep.ant.xml 

Part of     : Helium 

Copyright (c) 2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

All rights reserved.

This component and the accompanying materials are made available

under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"

which accompanies this distribution, and is available

at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

Initial Contributors:

Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

Contributors:

Description:

============================================================================

-->

<!--* @package preparation -->

<project name="ido-prep" xmlns:hlm="http://www.nokia.com/helium">

    <description>

        IDO related targets.

         * Build area preparation

         * Codescanner integration

         * Cenrep generation (old way)

         * IBY export (old way)

    </description>

    <!-- Path to a INI file that contains the mapping between the ADO from Synergy WA and it's location on the BA.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="ado.mapping.file" location="${build.output.dir}/build/ado_mapping.ini"/>

    <!-- Path to a INI file that contains the mapping between the ADO from Synergy WA and it's location on the BA for quality targets.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="ado.quality.mapping.file" location="${build.output.dir}/build/ado_quality_mapping.ini"/>

    <!-- Path to the build romtree; the location contains iby files. Default value is "${build.drive}${env.EPOCROOT}/epoc32/rom/include"

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="ido.romtree" location="${build.drive}${env.EPOCROOT}/epoc32/rom/include"  />

    <!-- Path to the cenrep root. Default value is "${build.drive}${env.EPOCROOT}/epoc32/tools/cenrep/ido/src"

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="ido.cenrep.root" location="${build.drive}${env.EPOCROOT}/epoc32/tools/cenrep/ido/src"  />

    <!-- Path to the cenrep target directory. Default value is "${build.drive}${env.EPOCROOT}/epoc32/data/z/private/10202be9"

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="ido.cenrep.target" value="${build.drive}${env.EPOCROOT}/epoc32/data/z/private/10202be9"  />

    <!-- Defines the location of Codescanner output.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="ido.codescanner.output.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/${build.id}_codescanner"/>

    <!-- Defines the location of CMT++ output and the input for the diamonds creation target.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="ido.cmt.html.output.dir" location="${build.log.dir}/${build.id}_cmt"/>

    <!-- Internal target that generates the '''ado.mapping.file'''.

     It is a INI file that contains ADO location as a key and target location as value.

    -->

    <target name="ido-create-ado-mapping">

        <mkdir dir="${build.output.dir}/build"/>

        <mkdir dir="${temp.build.dir}"/>

        <if>

            <then>

                <hlm:createPackageMapping epocroot="${build.drive}" destFile="${ado.mapping.file}">

                    <path refid="system.definition.files" />

                </hlm:createPackageMapping>

                <if>

                    <isreference refid="ado.quality.dirs" />

                    <then>

                        <hlm:createPackageMapping epocroot="${build.drive}" destFile="${ado.quality.mapping.file}"

                            filterDirSet="ado.quality.dirs" >

                            <path refid="system.definition.files" />

                        </hlm:createPackageMapping>

                    </then>

                    <else>

                        <copy file="${ado.mapping.file}" tofile="${ado.quality.mapping.file}" overwrite="true" />

                    </else>

                </if>

            </then>

            <else>

                <tempfile property="prep.dynamic.sysdef.config" suffix=".txt" deleteonexit="false" destdir="${temp.build.dir}"/>

                <trycatch property="error.message">

                    <try>

                        <hlm:referenceToFileMacro refid="system.definition.files" output="${prep.dynamic.sysdef.config}"/>

                    </try>

                    <catch>       

                        <propertyregex property="message" input="${error.message}"

                          regexp=":(.*)$"

                          select="\1" casesensitive="false" />

                        <fail message="Error: ${message}" />     

                    </catch>               

                </trycatch>

                <trycatch>

                    <try>

                        <pathconvert pathsep="," property="ado.quality.dirs.path">

                            <dirset refid="ado.quality.dirs"/>

                        </pathconvert>                              

                    </try>

                </trycatch>

                <script language="jython" setbeans="false">

import idoprep

idoprep.create_ado_mapping(project.getProperty(r"prep.dynamic.sysdef.config"), project.getProperty(r"ado.mapping.file"), project.getProperty(r"ado.quality.mapping.file"), project.getProperty(r"build.drive"), project.getProperty("ado.quality.dirs.path"))

                </script>

            </else>

        </if>

    </target>

    <!-- Target to generate cenreps using cone tool -->

    <target name="ido-gen-cenrep">

        <mkdir dir="${post.log.dir}" />

        <copy file="${post.log.dir}/${build.id}_cenrep.cone.log" tofile="${temp.build.dir}/${build.id}_cenrep_includefile.txt" overwrite="true" failonerror="false">

            <filterchain>

                <linecontainsregexp>

                    <regexp pattern="^\s*Generating file"/>

                </linecontainsregexp>

            </filterchain>

        </copy>

        <hlm:metadatarecord database="${metadata.dbfile}">

            <hlm:textmetadatainput>

                <fileset casesensitive="false" file="${post.log.dir}/${build.id}_cenrep.cone.log" />

                <metadatafilterset>

                    <metadatafilter priority="error" regex="^ERROR\s+:.*" description="cone error" />

                    <metadatafilter priority="warning" regex="^WARNING\s+:.*" description="cone warnings" />

                    <metadatafilter priority="info" regex="^INFO\s+:.*" description="cone info" />

                </metadatafilterset>

            </hlm:textmetadatainput>

        </hlm:metadatarecord>

        <echo>ConE error: ${cone.error.total}</echo>

    </target>

    @scope public

    -->

    <property name="ido.prep.copy.template" location="${helium.dir}/tools/common/templates/ido/ido-ant-copy.xml.ftl" />

    <!-- Target that uses the information from the system.definition.files to prepare the IDO build area.

        It relies on the fact that layer_real_source_path entity is declared in each ADO configuration.

        By default it deletes the previous content. If you want to backup what was previoulsy used please

        -->

    <target name="ido-prep-copy" depends="ido-create-ado-mapping">

        <mkdir dir="${temp.build.dir}"/>

        <tempfile property="prep.dynamic.config" suffix=".xml" deleteonexit="false" destdir="${temp.build.dir}"/>

        <fmpp sourceFile="${ido.prep.copy.template}"

            outputFile="${prep.dynamic.config}">

            <data expandProperties="yes">

                inputfile: antProperty(ado.mapping.file)

                ant: antProperties()

                    data: eval('

                            java.io.FileInputStream pin = new java.io.FileInputStream(filename);

                            java.util.Properties props = new java.util.Properties();

                            props.load(pin);

                            return props;

                            ', {filename:get(inputfile)})

            </data>

        </fmpp>

        <ant antfile="${prep.dynamic.config}"/>

    </target>

    <!--

    Run cleanup system definition configuration. The configuration name are

    generated from the '''sysdef.configurations.list''' property, appending '_clean'

    at the end of each configuration also reversing their build order.

    if '''sysdef.clean.configurations.list''' is defined it overrides

    the previous beharvious and is used to cleanup the environment.

    -->

    <target name ="ido-prep-clean">

        <if>

            <not>

                <isset property="sysdef.clean.configurations.list"/>

            </not>

            <then>

                <if>

                    <isset property="sysdef.configurations.list"/>

                    <then>

                        <script language="jython" setbeans="false">

rev_names = ""

for sysdef in project.getProperty("sysdef.configurations.list").split(","):    

    rev_names = sysdef + "_clean," + rev_names;

project.setProperty("sysdef.clean.configurations.list", rev_names)

                        </script>

                    </then>

                    <else>

                        <fail message="You should either define sysdef.clean.configurations.list or sysdef.configurations.list."/>

                    </else>

                </if>

            </then>

        </if>

            <param name="sysdef.configurations.list" value="${sysdef.clean.configurations.list}"/>

            <param name="compile.signal.input" value="compileCleanSignalInput"/>

        </antcall>

    </target>

    <!--

        This targets run the codescanner application on each discovered ADO.

        The location of the output is defined byt '''ido.codescanner.output.dir''' property.

        And the type is defined by '''ido.codescanner.output.type''' (default is HTML). 

    -->

        <!--hlm:iniKeys2Path ini="${ado.mapping.file}" pathid="ado.src.path"/-->

        <!-- Defines the format of Codescanner output (html|xml|std).

        @type string

        -->

        <property name="ido.codescanner.output.type" value="html"/>

        <script language="jython" setbeans="false">

""" internal.codescanner.drive """

import os

import fileutils

import configuration

import pathaddition.relative

config = configuration.PropertiesConfiguration(stream=open(str(project.getProperty("ado.quality.mapping.file")), 'r'))

prefix = pathaddition.relative.commonprefix(config.keys())

if not os.path.exists(prefix):

    raise Exception("Could not find common prefix for the following paths:\n" + "\n".join(config.keys()))

if os.sep == '\\':

    self.log(str('Substing %s' % prefix))

    drive = fileutils.get_next_free_drive()

    fileutils.subst(drive, prefix)

else:

    drive = prefix

project.setProperty('internal.codescanner.drive', drive)

# creating the structure form subst drive.

path = project.createDataType("path")

for location in config.keys():

    self.log(str("From %s" % location))

    location = drive + os.sep + pathaddition.relative.abs2rel(location, prefix)

    self.log(str("To %s" % location))

    pe = path.createPathElement()

    pe.setPath(location)

project.addReference('substed.ado.src.path', path)

        </script>

        <trycatch property="codescanner.thrown">

            <try>

                <hlm:codescanner dest="${ido.codescanner.output.dir}"

                    format="${ido.codescanner.output.type}"

                    configuration="${ido.codescanner.config}">

                    <path refid="substed.ado.src.path"/>

                </hlm:codescanner>

            </try>

            <catch>

                <fail message="${codescanner.thrown}" />

            </catch>

            <finally>

                <hlm:unsubst drive="${internal.codescanner.drive}"/>

            </finally>

        </trycatch>

    </target>

        <!-- CMT Tool target. Complexity tool measures. Supported options for cmt tool macro is

        1. input - files to be measured

        2. output - output xml file (file size is huge 68MB for JAVA IDO, if this needs to be send, need to consider

        3. config - input config . 

        -->

        <fmpp sourceFile="${helium.dir}/tools/common/templates/ido/ido-cmt-ant.xml.ftl"

                          outputFile="${temp.build.dir}/ido-cmt.ant.xml">

            <data expandProperties="yes">

                        inputfile: antProperty(ado.quality.mapping.file)

                        ant: antProperties()

                            data: eval('

                                    java.io.FileInputStream pin = new java.io.FileInputStream(filename);

                                       java.util.Properties props = new java.util.Properties();

                                    props.load(pin);

                                    return props;

                                    ', {filename:get(inputfile)})

            </data>

        </fmpp>

        <ant antfile="${temp.build.dir}/ido-cmt.ant.xml"/>

        <runtarget target="cmt-generate-diamond-summary" />

    </target>

        <!-- CMT Tool target. Once the CMT tool has been run this scans the results file and puts the

        results into a .XML file in the diamonds folder ready for transmission to diamonds. 

        The target uses the ido-cmt-summary-ant.xml.ftl file to create a file called ido-cmt-summary.ant.xml

        which contains 1 new target for each of the input folders found under the build area. Then the 

        ido-cmt-summary.ant.xml file is called as an ant file and the targets executed. Each target runs

        the file scanner looking for CMT summary information which it extracts and writes to an 

        XML file in the diamonds folder.

        -->

        <!--use the header.ftl template file to create the init part of the output file

        that can be copied to the final output file by the java class-->

        <property name="temp.diamonds.header.xml" location="${env.TEMP}/diamonds_header.xml" />

        <fmpp sourcefile="${helium.dir}/tools/common/templates/diamonds/diamonds_header.ftl" 

              outputfile="${temp.diamonds.header.xml}" quiet="true"/>

        <property name="temp.diamonds.footer.xml" location="${env.TEMP}/diamonds_footer.xml" />

        <fmpp sourcefile="${helium.dir}/tools/common/templates/diamonds/diamonds_footer.ftl" 

              outputfile="${temp.diamonds.footer.xml}" quiet="true"/>

        <hlm:cmtsummarytask diamondsHeaderFileName="${temp.diamonds.header.xml}" diamondsFooterFileName="${temp.diamonds.footer.xml}"

            outputFile="${diamonds.build.output.dir}/cmt_summary.xml"

            inputFile="${ido.cmt.html.output.dir}/CMTHTML/index.html" />

        <delete file="${temp.diamonds.header.xml}" failonerror="false" />

        <delete file="${temp.diamonds.footer.xml}" failonerror="false" />

    </target>

    <!-- Internal target that generates a temporary file that allow the 

    either export of iby or either key*.xls. The generated Ant build file

    contains two targets with copy insturctions and generic set of fileset rules.     

    -->

    <target name="ido-create-copy-file" depends="ido-create-ado-mapping">

        <tempfile property="copyfile.dynamic.config" suffix=".ant.xml" deleteonexit="false" destdir="${temp.build.dir}"/>

        <fmpp sourceFile="${helium.dir}/tools/common/templates/ido/ido-export.ant.xml.ftl"