fix: stop using "magic" numbers in string operations for the copyannofile2log feature
fix: When using the copylogfromannofile workaround, extract the build ID and build duration and add to the log as these are useful for analysis. The log should now be identical to the stdout file.
fix: Remove extra blank lines from output in copylogfromannofile mode.
#
# 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:
#
# Macros for creating Standard targets
ifeq ($(_METAFLM_MK_),)
_METAFLM_MK_:=1
# GENERATE STANDARD CLEAN TARGET
# example usage:
# $(eval $(call GenerateStandardCleanTarget,$(FILE_LIST),$(DIRECTORY_LIST)))
## CLEAN macros #####################################
# The clean macro does not generate a target but extension makefiles do have
# CLEAN targets that need to be attached to something.
.PHONY:: CLEAN
define GenerateStandardCleanTarget
$(info <clean bldinf='$(COMPONENT_META)' mmp='$(PROJECT_META)' config='$(SBS_CONFIGURATION)'>)
$(foreach ITEM,$(1),$(info <file>$(ITEM)</file>))
$(foreach ITEM,$(2),$(info <dir>$(ITEM)</dir>))
$(info </clean>)
endef
## End CLEAN macros #####################################
## WHAT macros #####################################
## Begin --what Macros #####
define outputWhat
ifeq ($(OSTYPE),cygwin)
$(2)::
@for FILE in $(subst %20,$(CHAR_SPACE),$(subst /,\\,$(call dblquote,$(1)))); do \
echo $$$$FILE; \
done;
else
$(2)::
@for FILE in $(subst %20,$(CHAR_SPACE),$(1)); do \
echo $$$$FILE; \
done
endif
endef
## End --what Macros #####
## Begin .whatlog Macros #####
define whatLogOpen
<whatlog bldinf='$(COMPONENT_META)' mmp='$(PROJECT_META)' config='$(SBS_CONFIGURATION)'>
endef
define whatLogItem
$(if $(findstring EXPORT,$(1)),<export ,$(if $(findstring RESOURCE,$(1)),<resource>,$(if $(findstring BITMAP,$(1)),<bitmap>,$(if $(findstring STRINGTABLE,$(1)),<stringtable>,$(if $(findstring ARCHIVE,$(1)),<member>,<build>)))))$(subst %20,$(CHAR_SPACE),$(2))$(if $(findstring EXPORT,$(1)),/>,$(if $(findstring RESOURCE,$(1)),</resource>,$(if $(findstring BITMAP,$(1)),</bitmap>,$(if $(findstring STRINGTABLE,$(1)),</stringtable>,$(if $(findstring ARCHIVE,$(1)),</member>,</build>)))))
endef
define whatLogClose
</whatlog>
endef
define outputWhatLog
$(info $(call whatLogOpen))
$(foreach ITEM,$(1),$(info $(call whatLogItem,$(2),$(ITEM))))
$(info $(call whatLogClose))
endef
## End .whatlog Macros #####
# General FLM entry points for what-related processing
define WhatExports
endef
define whatmacro
$(call outputWhatLog,$(1),$(2))
endef
define whatUnzip
endef
## END WHAT UNZIP MACRO
## End WHAT macros #####################################
# Macro for creating the test BATCH files.
# Arguments: $(1) -> Target Name $(2) -> Output Batch file path
define MakeTestBatchFiles
$(if $(BATCHFILE_CREATED_$(2))
,
$(if $(TARGET_CREATED_$(2)_$(TARGET))
,
,
$$(shell echo -e "$(1)\r" >> $(2))
)
,
$$(shell $(GNUMKDIR) -p $(dir $(2)))
$$(shell echo -e "$(1)\r" > $(2))
)
endef
## path creation #########################
# Make the destination directory if neccessary. For some
# make engines we must do this outside the rule or they
# get confused by the apparent way in which different rules
# can create a particular directory and they infer some kind
# of dependency.
# Makepath. Copyright (C) 2008 Symbian Software Ltd.
# buffering with repeat prevention, makes directories after every 30 calls. Any more might overload
# the createprocess limit on arguments.
#
# makepathLIST is initialised in globals.mk
define makepath_single
$(if $(findstring $1,$(makepathLIST)),,$(eval makepathLIST:=$(makepathLIST) $1))
$(if $(subst 30,,$(words $(makepathLIST))),,$(shell $(GNUMKDIR) -p $(makepathLIST))$(eval makepathLIST:=))
endef
# The following turns out to be extremely slow - something to do with using eval
# or to do with creating huge numbers of TARGET_ variables? BTW, this is an attempt
# to not make things that we have already made.
# define makepath
# $(info makepath_start)$(foreach DIR,$1,$(if $(TARGET_$(1)),,$(call makepath_single,$(DIR))$(eval TARGET_$(1):=1)))$(info makepath_end)
# endef
# In general, makepath creates directories during FLM evaluation.
# However, if the WHAT target is being processed then it should do nothing.
ifeq ($(filter WHAT,$(call uppercase,$(MAKECMDGOALS))),)
define makepath
$(strip $(foreach DIR,$(sort $1),$(call makepath_single,$(DIR))))
endef
else
define makepath
endef
endif
define makepathfor
$(call makepath,$(dir $1))
endef
# Make any remaining paths in the path buffer
define makepathfinalise
$(strip $(if $(makepathLIST),$(shell $(GNUMKDIR) -p $(makepathLIST))$(eval makepathLIST:=),))
endef
## ROMFILE macro #####################################
define DoRomSet
ifeq ($(call uppercase,$(TARGETTYPE)),LIB)
BUILDROMTARGET:=
endif
ifeq ($(call uppercase,$(TARGETTYPE)),KEXT)
ROMFILETYPE:=extension[MAGIC]
ABIDIR:=KMAIN
endif
ifeq ($(call uppercase,$(TARGETTYPE)),LDD)
ROMFILETYPE:=device[MAGIC]
ABIDIR:=KMAIN
endif
ifeq ($(call uppercase,$(TARGETTYPE)),PDD)
ROMFILETYPE:=device[MAGIC]
ABIDIR:=KMAIN
endif
ifeq ($(call uppercase,$(TARGETTYPE)),VAR)
ROMFILETYPE:=variant[MAGIC]
ABIDIR:=KMAIN
endif
ifeq ($(call uppercase,$(TARGETTYPE)),KDLL)
ABIDIR:=KMAIN
endif
ifneq ($(CALLDLLENTRYPOINTS),)
ROMFILETYPE:=dll
endif
ifeq ($(ROMFILETYPE),primary)
ABIDIR:=KMAIN
endif
endef
## End of ROMFILE macro ##############################
## Macros for writing FLMs without needing to know eval
# declaring targets as RELEASABLE, for example,
#
# $(call raptor_release,$(TARGET1) $(TARGET2),RESOURCE)
#
# the optional type (RESOURCE) can be one of,
# EXPORT RESOURCE BITMAP STRINGTABLE ARCHIVE
#
# no argument means just a default (binary) releasable.
#
define raptor_release
$(eval $(call outputWhatLog,$1,$2))
endef
# declaring things that need to be cleaned.
#
# any files which are generated but are not RELEASABLE should be listed
# using this macro, for example,
#
# $(call raptor_clean,$(OBJECT_FILES))
#
define raptor_clean
$(eval $(call GenerateStandardCleanTarget,$1))
endef
endif
# end of metaflm
## END TEST BATCH FILES MACRO