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slimbootloader/BaseTools/Source/Python/AutoGen/BuildEngine.py
Mike Crowe 990e3e81e6 Use LF line endings in the repository 
Convert the line endings stored for all text files in the repository to
LF. The majority previously used DOS-style CRLF line endings. Add a
.gitattributes file to enforce this and treat certain extensions as
never being text files.

Update PatchCheck.py to insist on LF line endings rather than CRLF.
However, its other checks fail on this commit due to lots of
pre-existing complaints that it only notices because the line endings
have changed.

Silicon/QemuSocPkg/FspBin/Patches/0001-Build-QEMU-FSP-2.0-binaries.patch
needs to be treated as binary since it contains a mixture of line
endings.

This change has implications depending on the client platform you are
using the repository from:

* Windows

The usual configuration for Git on Windows means that text files will
be checked out to the work tree with DOS-style CRLF line endings. If
that's not the case then you can configure Git to do so for the entire
machine with:

 git config --global core.autocrlf true

or for just the repository with:

 git config core.autocrlf true

Line endings will be normalised to LF when they are committed to the
repository. If you commit a text file with only LF line endings then it
will be converted to CRLF line endings in your work tree.

* Linux, MacOS and other Unices

The usual configuration for Git on such platforms is to check files out
of the repository with LF line endings. This is probably the right thing
for you. In the unlikely even that you are using Git on Unix but editing
or compiling on Windows for some reason then you may need to tweak your
configuration to force the use of CRLF line endings as described above.

* General

For more information see
https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/configuring-git-to-handle-line-endings .

Fixes: https://github.com/slimbootloader/slimbootloader/issues/1400
Signed-off-by: Mike Crowe <mac@mcrowe.com>
2021-11-10 12:46:42 -08:00

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## @file
# The engine for building files
#
# Copyright (c) 2007 - 2018, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-Patent
#
##
# Import Modules
#
from __future__ import print_function
import Common.LongFilePathOs as os
import re
import copy
import string
from Common.LongFilePathSupport import OpenLongFilePath as open
from Common.GlobalData import *
from Common.BuildToolError import *
from Common.Misc import tdict, PathClass
from Common.StringUtils import NormPath
from Common.DataType import *
from Common.TargetTxtClassObject import TargetTxtDict
gDefaultBuildRuleFile = 'build_rule.txt'
AutoGenReqBuildRuleVerNum = '0.1'
import Common.EdkLogger as EdkLogger
## Convert file type to file list macro name
#
# @param FileType The name of file type
#
# @retval string The name of macro
#
def FileListMacro(FileType):
return "%sS" % FileType.replace("-", "_").upper()
## Convert file type to list file macro name
#
# @param FileType The name of file type
#
# @retval string The name of macro
#
def ListFileMacro(FileType):
return "%s_LIST" % FileListMacro(FileType)
class TargetDescBlock(object):
def __init__(self, Inputs, Outputs, Commands, Dependencies):
self.InitWorker(Inputs, Outputs, Commands, Dependencies)
def InitWorker(self, Inputs, Outputs, Commands, Dependencies):
self.Inputs = Inputs
self.Outputs = Outputs
self.Commands = Commands
self.Dependencies = Dependencies
if self.Outputs:
self.Target = self.Outputs[0]
else:
self.Target = None
def __str__(self):
return self.Target.Path
def __hash__(self):
return hash(self.Target.Path)
def __eq__(self, Other):
if isinstance(Other, type(self)):
return Other.Target.Path == self.Target.Path
else:
return str(Other) == self.Target.Path
def AddInput(self, Input):
if Input not in self.Inputs:
self.Inputs.append(Input)
def IsMultipleInput(self):
return len(self.Inputs) > 1
## Class for one build rule
#
# This represents a build rule which can give out corresponding command list for
# building the given source file(s). The result can be used for generating the
# target for makefile.
#
class FileBuildRule:
INC_LIST_MACRO = "INC_LIST"
INC_MACRO = "INC"
## constructor
#
# @param Input The dictionary representing input file(s) for a rule
# @param Output The list representing output file(s) for a rule
# @param Command The list containing commands to generate the output from input
#
def __init__(self, Type, Input, Output, Command, ExtraDependency=None):
# The Input should not be empty
if not Input:
Input = []
if not Output:
Output = []
if not Command:
Command = []
self.FileListMacro = FileListMacro(Type)
self.ListFileMacro = ListFileMacro(Type)
self.IncListFileMacro = self.INC_LIST_MACRO
self.SourceFileType = Type
# source files listed not in TAB_STAR or "?" pattern format
if not ExtraDependency:
self.ExtraSourceFileList = []
else:
self.ExtraSourceFileList = ExtraDependency
#
# Search macros used in command lines for <FILE_TYPE>_LIST and INC_LIST.
# If found, generate a file to keep the input files used to get over the
# limitation of command line length
#
self.MacroList = []
self.CommandList = []
for CmdLine in Command:
self.MacroList.extend(gMacroRefPattern.findall(CmdLine))
# replace path separator with native one
self.CommandList.append(CmdLine)
# Indicate what should be generated
if self.FileListMacro in self.MacroList:
self.GenFileListMacro = True
else:
self.GenFileListMacro = False
if self.ListFileMacro in self.MacroList:
self.GenListFile = True
self.GenFileListMacro = True
else:
self.GenListFile = False
if self.INC_LIST_MACRO in self.MacroList:
self.GenIncListFile = True
else:
self.GenIncListFile = False
# Check input files
self.IsMultipleInput = False
self.SourceFileExtList = set()
for File in Input:
Base, Ext = os.path.splitext(File)
if Base.find(TAB_STAR) >= 0:
# There's TAB_STAR in the file name
self.IsMultipleInput = True
self.GenFileListMacro = True
elif Base.find("?") < 0:
# There's no TAB_STAR and "?" in file name
self.ExtraSourceFileList.append(File)
continue
self.SourceFileExtList.add(Ext)
# Check output files
self.DestFileList = []
for File in Output:
self.DestFileList.append(File)
# All build targets generated by this rule for a module
self.BuildTargets = {}
## str() function support
#
# @retval string
#
def __str__(self):
SourceString = ""
SourceString += " %s %s %s" % (self.SourceFileType, " ".join(self.SourceFileExtList), self.ExtraSourceFileList)
DestString = ", ".join([str(i) for i in self.DestFileList])
CommandString = "\n\t".join(self.CommandList)
return "%s : %s\n\t%s" % (DestString, SourceString, CommandString)
def Instantiate(self, Macros = None):
if Macros is None:
Macros = {}
NewRuleObject = copy.copy(self)
NewRuleObject.BuildTargets = {}
NewRuleObject.DestFileList = []
for File in self.DestFileList:
NewRuleObject.DestFileList.append(PathClass(NormPath(File, Macros)))
return NewRuleObject
## Apply the rule to given source file(s)
#
# @param SourceFile One file or a list of files to be built
# @param RelativeToDir The relative path of the source file
# @param PathSeparator Path separator
#
# @retval tuple (Source file in full path, List of individual sourcefiles, Destination file, List of build commands)
#
def Apply(self, SourceFile, BuildRuleOrder=None):
if not self.CommandList or not self.DestFileList:
return None
# source file
if self.IsMultipleInput:
SrcFileName = ""
SrcFileBase = ""
SrcFileExt = ""
SrcFileDir = ""
SrcPath = ""
# SourceFile must be a list
SrcFile = "$(%s)" % self.FileListMacro
else:
SrcFileName, SrcFileBase, SrcFileExt = SourceFile.Name, SourceFile.BaseName, SourceFile.Ext
if SourceFile.Root:
SrcFileDir = SourceFile.SubDir
if SrcFileDir == "":
SrcFileDir = "."
else:
SrcFileDir = "."
SrcFile = SourceFile.Path
SrcPath = SourceFile.Dir
# destination file (the first one)
if self.DestFileList:
DestFile = self.DestFileList[0].Path
DestPath = self.DestFileList[0].Dir
DestFileName = self.DestFileList[0].Name
DestFileBase, DestFileExt = self.DestFileList[0].BaseName, self.DestFileList[0].Ext
else:
DestFile = ""
DestPath = ""
DestFileName = ""
DestFileBase = ""
DestFileExt = ""
BuildRulePlaceholderDict = {
# source file
"src" : SrcFile,
"s_path" : SrcPath,
"s_dir" : SrcFileDir,
"s_name" : SrcFileName,
"s_base" : SrcFileBase,
"s_ext" : SrcFileExt,
# destination file
"dst" : DestFile,
"d_path" : DestPath,
"d_name" : DestFileName,
"d_base" : DestFileBase,
"d_ext" : DestFileExt,
}
DstFile = []
for File in self.DestFileList:
File = string.Template(str(File)).safe_substitute(BuildRulePlaceholderDict)
File = string.Template(str(File)).safe_substitute(BuildRulePlaceholderDict)
DstFile.append(PathClass(File, IsBinary=True))
if DstFile[0] in self.BuildTargets:
TargetDesc = self.BuildTargets[DstFile[0]]
if BuildRuleOrder and SourceFile.Ext in BuildRuleOrder:
Index = BuildRuleOrder.index(SourceFile.Ext)
for Input in TargetDesc.Inputs:
if Input.Ext not in BuildRuleOrder or BuildRuleOrder.index(Input.Ext) > Index:
#
# Command line should be regenerated since some macros are different
#
CommandList = self._BuildCommand(BuildRulePlaceholderDict)
TargetDesc.InitWorker([SourceFile], DstFile, CommandList, self.ExtraSourceFileList)
break
else:
TargetDesc.AddInput(SourceFile)
else:
CommandList = self._BuildCommand(BuildRulePlaceholderDict)
TargetDesc = TargetDescBlock([SourceFile], DstFile, CommandList, self.ExtraSourceFileList)
TargetDesc.ListFileMacro = self.ListFileMacro
TargetDesc.FileListMacro = self.FileListMacro
TargetDesc.IncListFileMacro = self.IncListFileMacro
TargetDesc.GenFileListMacro = self.GenFileListMacro
TargetDesc.GenListFile = self.GenListFile
TargetDesc.GenIncListFile = self.GenIncListFile
self.BuildTargets[DstFile[0]] = TargetDesc
return TargetDesc
def _BuildCommand(self, Macros):
CommandList = []
for CommandString in self.CommandList:
CommandString = string.Template(CommandString).safe_substitute(Macros)
CommandString = string.Template(CommandString).safe_substitute(Macros)
CommandList.append(CommandString)
return CommandList
## Class for build rules
#
# BuildRule class parses rules defined in a file or passed by caller, and converts
# the rule into FileBuildRule object.
#
class BuildRule:
_SectionHeader = "SECTIONHEADER"
_Section = "SECTION"
_SubSectionHeader = "SUBSECTIONHEADER"
_SubSection = "SUBSECTION"
_InputFile = "INPUTFILE"
_OutputFile = "OUTPUTFILE"
_ExtraDependency = "EXTRADEPENDENCY"
_Command = "COMMAND"
_UnknownSection = "UNKNOWNSECTION"
_SubSectionList = [_InputFile, _OutputFile, _Command]
_PATH_SEP = "(+)"
_FileTypePattern = re.compile("^[_a-zA-Z][_\-0-9a-zA-Z]*$")
_BinaryFileRule = FileBuildRule(TAB_DEFAULT_BINARY_FILE, [], [os.path.join("$(OUTPUT_DIR)", "${s_name}")],
["$(CP) ${src} ${dst}"], [])
## Constructor
#
# @param File The file containing build rules in a well defined format
# @param Content The string list of build rules in a well defined format
# @param LineIndex The line number from which the parsing will begin
# @param SupportedFamily The list of supported tool chain families
#
def __init__(self, File=None, Content=None, LineIndex=0, SupportedFamily=[TAB_COMPILER_MSFT, "INTEL", "GCC", "RVCT"]):
self.RuleFile = File
# Read build rules from file if it's not none
if File is not None:
try:
self.RuleContent = open(File, 'r').readlines()
except:
EdkLogger.error("build", FILE_OPEN_FAILURE, ExtraData=File)
elif Content is not None:
self.RuleContent = Content
else:
EdkLogger.error("build", PARAMETER_MISSING, ExtraData="No rule file or string given")
self.SupportedToolChainFamilyList = SupportedFamily
self.RuleDatabase = tdict(True, 4) # {FileExt, ModuleType, Arch, Family : FileBuildRule object}
self.Ext2FileType = {} # {ext : file-type}
self.FileTypeList = set()
self._LineIndex = LineIndex
self._State = ""
self._RuleInfo = tdict(True, 2) # {toolchain family : {"InputFile": {}, "OutputFile" : [], "Command" : []}}
self._FileType = ''
self._BuildTypeList = set()
self._ArchList = set()
self._FamilyList = []
self._TotalToolChainFamilySet = set()
self._RuleObjectList = [] # FileBuildRule object list
self._FileVersion = ""
self.Parse()
# some intrinsic rules
self.RuleDatabase[TAB_DEFAULT_BINARY_FILE, TAB_COMMON, TAB_COMMON, TAB_COMMON] = self._BinaryFileRule
self.FileTypeList.add(TAB_DEFAULT_BINARY_FILE)
## Parse the build rule strings
def Parse(self):
self._State = self._Section
for Index in range(self._LineIndex, len(self.RuleContent)):
# Clean up the line and replace path separator with native one
Line = self.RuleContent[Index].strip().replace(self._PATH_SEP, os.path.sep)
self.RuleContent[Index] = Line
# find the build_rule_version
if Line and Line[0] == "#" and Line.find(TAB_BUILD_RULE_VERSION) != -1:
if Line.find("=") != -1 and Line.find("=") < (len(Line) - 1) and (Line[(Line.find("=") + 1):]).split():
self._FileVersion = (Line[(Line.find("=") + 1):]).split()[0]
# skip empty or comment line
if Line == "" or Line[0] == "#":
continue
# find out section header, enclosed by []
if Line[0] == '[' and Line[-1] == ']':
# merge last section information into rule database
self.EndOfSection()
self._State = self._SectionHeader
# find out sub-section header, enclosed by <>
elif Line[0] == '<' and Line[-1] == '>':
if self._State != self._UnknownSection:
self._State = self._SubSectionHeader
# call section handler to parse each (sub)section
self._StateHandler[self._State](self, Index)
# merge last section information into rule database
self.EndOfSection()
## Parse definitions under a section
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def ParseSection(self, LineIndex):
pass
## Parse definitions under a subsection
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def ParseSubSection(self, LineIndex):
# currently nothing here
pass
## Placeholder for not supported sections
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def SkipSection(self, LineIndex):
pass
## Merge section information just got into rule database
def EndOfSection(self):
Database = self.RuleDatabase
# if there's specific toolchain family, 'COMMON' doesn't make sense any more
if len(self._TotalToolChainFamilySet) > 1 and TAB_COMMON in self._TotalToolChainFamilySet:
self._TotalToolChainFamilySet.remove(TAB_COMMON)
for Family in self._TotalToolChainFamilySet:
Input = self._RuleInfo[Family, self._InputFile]
Output = self._RuleInfo[Family, self._OutputFile]
Command = self._RuleInfo[Family, self._Command]
ExtraDependency = self._RuleInfo[Family, self._ExtraDependency]
BuildRule = FileBuildRule(self._FileType, Input, Output, Command, ExtraDependency)
for BuildType in self._BuildTypeList:
for Arch in self._ArchList:
Database[self._FileType, BuildType, Arch, Family] = BuildRule
for FileExt in BuildRule.SourceFileExtList:
self.Ext2FileType[FileExt] = self._FileType
## Parse section header
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def ParseSectionHeader(self, LineIndex):
self._RuleInfo = tdict(True, 2)
self._BuildTypeList = set()
self._ArchList = set()
self._FamilyList = []
self._TotalToolChainFamilySet = set()
FileType = ''
RuleNameList = self.RuleContent[LineIndex][1:-1].split(',')
for RuleName in RuleNameList:
Arch = TAB_COMMON
BuildType = TAB_COMMON
TokenList = [Token.strip().upper() for Token in RuleName.split('.')]
# old format: Build.File-Type
if TokenList[0] == "BUILD":
if len(TokenList) == 1:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID, "Invalid rule section",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
FileType = TokenList[1]
if FileType == '':
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID, "No file type given",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
if self._FileTypePattern.match(FileType) is None:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID, File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData="Only character, number (non-first character), '_' and '-' are allowed in file type")
# new format: File-Type.Build-Type.Arch
else:
if FileType == '':
FileType = TokenList[0]
elif FileType != TokenList[0]:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID,
"Different file types are not allowed in the same rule section",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
if len(TokenList) > 1:
BuildType = TokenList[1]
if len(TokenList) > 2:
Arch = TokenList[2]
self._BuildTypeList.add(BuildType)
self._ArchList.add(Arch)
if TAB_COMMON in self._BuildTypeList and len(self._BuildTypeList) > 1:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID,
"Specific build types must not be mixed with common one",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
if TAB_COMMON in self._ArchList and len(self._ArchList) > 1:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID,
"Specific ARCH must not be mixed with common one",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
self._FileType = FileType
self._State = self._Section
self.FileTypeList.add(FileType)
## Parse sub-section header
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def ParseSubSectionHeader(self, LineIndex):
SectionType = ""
List = self.RuleContent[LineIndex][1:-1].split(',')
FamilyList = []
for Section in List:
TokenList = Section.split('.')
Type = TokenList[0].strip().upper()
if SectionType == "":
SectionType = Type
elif SectionType != Type:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID,
"Two different section types are not allowed in the same sub-section",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
if len(TokenList) > 1:
Family = TokenList[1].strip().upper()
else:
Family = TAB_COMMON
if Family not in FamilyList:
FamilyList.append(Family)
self._FamilyList = FamilyList
self._TotalToolChainFamilySet.update(FamilyList)
self._State = SectionType.upper()
if TAB_COMMON in FamilyList and len(FamilyList) > 1:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID,
"Specific tool chain family should not be mixed with general one",
File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData=self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
if self._State not in self._StateHandler:
EdkLogger.error("build", FORMAT_INVALID, File=self.RuleFile, Line=LineIndex + 1,
ExtraData="Unknown subsection: %s" % self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
## Parse <InputFile> sub-section
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def ParseInputFileSubSection(self, LineIndex):
FileList = [File.strip() for File in self.RuleContent[LineIndex].split(",")]
for ToolChainFamily in self._FamilyList:
if self._RuleInfo[ToolChainFamily, self._State] is None:
self._RuleInfo[ToolChainFamily, self._State] = []
self._RuleInfo[ToolChainFamily, self._State].extend(FileList)
## Parse <ExtraDependency> sub-section
## Parse <OutputFile> sub-section
## Parse <Command> sub-section
#
# @param LineIndex The line index of build rule text
#
def ParseCommonSubSection(self, LineIndex):
for ToolChainFamily in self._FamilyList:
if self._RuleInfo[ToolChainFamily, self._State] is None:
self._RuleInfo[ToolChainFamily, self._State] = []
self._RuleInfo[ToolChainFamily, self._State].append(self.RuleContent[LineIndex])
## Get a build rule via [] operator
#
# @param FileExt The extension of a file
# @param ToolChainFamily The tool chain family name
# @param BuildVersion The build version number. TAB_STAR means any rule
# is applicable.
#
# @retval FileType The file type string
# @retval FileBuildRule The object of FileBuildRule
#
# Key = (FileExt, ModuleType, Arch, ToolChainFamily)
def __getitem__(self, Key):
if not Key:
return None
if Key[0] in self.Ext2FileType:
Type = self.Ext2FileType[Key[0]]
elif Key[0].upper() in self.FileTypeList:
Type = Key[0].upper()
else:
return None
if len(Key) > 1:
Key = (Type,) + Key[1:]
else:
Key = (Type,)
return self.RuleDatabase[Key]
_StateHandler = {
_SectionHeader : ParseSectionHeader,
_Section : ParseSection,
_SubSectionHeader : ParseSubSectionHeader,
_SubSection : ParseSubSection,
_InputFile : ParseInputFileSubSection,
_OutputFile : ParseCommonSubSection,
_ExtraDependency : ParseCommonSubSection,
_Command : ParseCommonSubSection,
_UnknownSection : SkipSection,
}
class ToolBuildRule():
def __new__(cls, *args, **kw):
if not hasattr(cls, '_instance'):
orig = super(ToolBuildRule, cls)
cls._instance = orig.__new__(cls, *args, **kw)
return cls._instance
def __init__(self):
if not hasattr(self, 'ToolBuildRule'):
self._ToolBuildRule = None
@property
def ToolBuildRule(self):
if not self._ToolBuildRule:
self._GetBuildRule()
return self._ToolBuildRule
def _GetBuildRule(self):
BuildRuleFile = None
TargetObj = TargetTxtDict()
TargetTxt = TargetObj.Target
if TAB_TAT_DEFINES_BUILD_RULE_CONF in TargetTxt.TargetTxtDictionary:
BuildRuleFile = TargetTxt.TargetTxtDictionary[TAB_TAT_DEFINES_BUILD_RULE_CONF]
if not BuildRuleFile:
BuildRuleFile = gDefaultBuildRuleFile
RetVal = BuildRule(BuildRuleFile)
if RetVal._FileVersion == "":
RetVal._FileVersion = AutoGenReqBuildRuleVerNum
else:
if RetVal._FileVersion < AutoGenReqBuildRuleVerNum :
# If Build Rule's version is less than the version number required by the tools, halting the build.
EdkLogger.error("build", AUTOGEN_ERROR,
ExtraData="The version number [%s] of build_rule.txt is less than the version number required by the AutoGen.(the minimum required version number is [%s])"\
% (RetVal._FileVersion, AutoGenReqBuildRuleVerNum))
self._ToolBuildRule = RetVal
# This acts like the main() function for the script, unless it is 'import'ed into another
# script.
if __name__ == '__main__':
import sys
EdkLogger.Initialize()
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
Br = BuildRule(sys.argv[1])
print(str(Br[".c", SUP_MODULE_DXE_DRIVER, "IA32", TAB_COMPILER_MSFT][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".c", SUP_MODULE_DXE_DRIVER, "IA32", "INTEL"][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".c", SUP_MODULE_DXE_DRIVER, "IA32", "GCC"][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".ac", "ACPI_TABLE", "IA32", TAB_COMPILER_MSFT][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".h", "ACPI_TABLE", "IA32", "INTEL"][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".ac", "ACPI_TABLE", "IA32", TAB_COMPILER_MSFT][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".s", SUP_MODULE_SEC, "IPF", "COMMON"][1]))
print()
print(str(Br[".s", SUP_MODULE_SEC][1]))
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