sbsv2/raptor/python/raptor_utilities.py
author timothy.murphy@nokia.com
Fri, 30 Apr 2010 16:07:17 +0100
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changeset 511 7581d432643a
parent 3 e1eecf4d390d
child 547 9fe7d0ab0f8f
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fix: support new trace compiler features for preventing clashes. Automatically turn on OST_TRACE_COMPILER_IN_USE macro. Look for trace header in systemincludes. Make directories in makefile parse to prevent clashes during build. Correct path for autogen headers. Correct case issue with autogen headers on Linux.

#
# Copyright (c) 2007-2009 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: 
# raptor_utilities module
# Useful wrapper functions and classes used in Raptor processing
#

import generic_path
import os.path
import re
import sys

dosSlashRegEx = re.compile(r'\\')
unixSlashRegEx = re.compile(r'/')
dosDriveRegEx = re.compile("^([A-Za-z]{1}):")

def getOSPlatform():
	return sys.platform.lower()

def getOSFileSystem():
	if getOSPlatform().startswith("win"):
		return "cygwin"
	else:
		return "unix"

def convertToUnixSlash(aReference):
	return dosSlashRegEx.sub(r'/', aReference)

def convertToDOSSlash(aReference):
	return unixSlashRegEx.sub(r'\\', aReference)

def absPathFromPath(aPathRoot, aReference):
	pathRoot = convertToUnixSlash(aPathRoot)
	reference = convertToUnixSlash(aReference)
	
	if os.path.isabs(reference):
		reference = reference.lstrip(r'/')
	
	joined = os.path.join(pathRoot, reference)
	
	return os.path.abspath(joined)
   

def absPathFromFile(aFileRoot, aReference):
	pathRoot = os.path.dirname(aFileRoot)
	return absPathFromPath(pathRoot, aReference)

def sanitise(aPotentialFilename):
	"Take a string and return a version suitable for use as a filename."
	return re.sub("(\\\\|\/|:|;| )", "_", aPotentialFilename)

def resolveSymbianPath(aFileRoot, aReference, aMainType="", aSubType="", aEPOCROOT="$(EPOCROOT)"):
	""" Convert raw Symbian metadata path/file references into absolute makefile references, or list of references

	<drive>-prefix	: maps to an emulated drive depending on the following cases:
							(a) If the drive is C:, it maps to the *two* locations
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/data/<drive>/<path> and
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/winscw/<drive>/<path>
							(b) If the drive is A:, B:, or D: to Z:, it maps to the *three* locations
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/data/<drive>/<path> and
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/release/winscw/udeb/<drive>/<path> and
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/release/winscw/urel/<drive>/<path>
	Absolute 		: true absolute if:
							(a) PRJ_*EXPORTS destination or DEFFILE location and
							(b) not starting with an 'epoc32'
						otherwise relative to $(EPOCROOT)
	Relative 		: relative to $(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/include if:
							(a) PRJ_EXPORTS destination and
							(b) not a :zip statement,
					  relative to $(EPOCROOT) if:
							(a) PRJ_(TEST)EXPORTS destination and
							(b) a :zip statement,
						otherwise relative to aFileRoot
	|-prefix 		: relative to aFileRoot
	+-prefix 		: relative to $(EPOCROOT)/epoc32"""
	
	# Both reference and fileroot can have backslashes - so convert them.
	reference = convertToUnixSlash(aReference)
	fileroot = convertToUnixSlash(aFileRoot)
	
	# Remove Trailing backslashes so that the expansions doesnt mess up the shell
	if reference.endswith('/') and len(reference) > 1:
		reference = reference.rstrip('/')

	emulatedDrive = dosDriveRegEx.match(reference)	
	if emulatedDrive:
		# Emulated drive C:/ Z:/ and the like
		# C: drive 
		if reference.lower().startswith("c"):
			resolvedPath = []
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/data/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/winscw/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
		else: # Other letters: A, B and D to Z
			resolvedPath = []
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/data/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/release/winscw/udeb/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/release/winscw/urel/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
	elif os.path.isabs(reference):
		# Absolute
		if re.search("(DEFFILE|PRJ_(TEST)?EXPORTS)", aMainType, re.I) and not re.search("^\/epoc32\/", reference, re.I):
			# Ensures prepending of drive if on Windows
			resolvedPath = os.path.abspath(reference)
		else:
			resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + reference
		
	elif reference.startswith("+"):
		# '+' prefix
		reference = reference.lstrip(r'+')
		resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + '/epoc32'+reference
	elif reference.startswith("|"):
		# '|' prefix
		reference = reference.lstrip(r'|')
		resolvedPath = absPathFromFile(fileroot, reference)
	else:
		# Relative
		if aMainType == "PRJ_EXPORTS" and aSubType != ":zip":
			resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + '/epoc32/include/'+reference
		elif aSubType == ":zip":
			resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + '/' + reference
		else:
			resolvedPath = absPathFromFile(fileroot, aReference)
	
	if isinstance(resolvedPath, list):
		# In this case, this is a list of export destinations, 
		makefilePath = map(lambda x: str(generic_path.Path(x)), resolvedPath)
	else:
		makefilePath = str(generic_path.Path(resolvedPath))
	
	return makefilePath # Note this is either a list of strings, or a single string


class ExternalTool(object):
	""" Generic wrapper for an external tool
	
	Provides the basic means to wrap up a tool that is external to Raptor with a
	consistent interface for both invocation and the capture of output."""
	
	def __init__(self, aTool):
		self.__Tool = aTool
		self.__Output = []

	def call(self, aArgs):		
		print "RUNNNING: %s %s" %(self.__Tool, aArgs)
		(input, output) = os.popen2(self.__Tool + " " + aArgs)
		self.__Output = output.read()
		return output.close() 
	
	def getTool(self):
		return self.__Tool

	def getOutput(self):
		return self.__Output
		
	def getOutputLines(self):
		return self.__Output.split("\n")


class NullLog(object):
	""" If your class has these methods then it can act as a log """
	def Info(self, format, *extras):
		"Send an information message to the configured channel"
		return

	def ClockInfo(self):
		"Print a timestamp in seconds"
		return

	def Debug(self, format, *extras):
		"Send a debugging message to the configured channel"
		return

	def Warn(self, format, *extras):
		"Send a warning message to the configured channel"
		return

	def Error(self, format, *extras):
		"Send an error message to the configured channel"
		return

nulllog = NullLog()