pw_cpu_exception/BUILD.gn

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import("//build_overrides/pigweed.gni")

import("$dir_pw_build/facade.gni")
import("$dir_pw_docgen/docs.gni")
import("$dir_pw_unit_test/test.gni")
import("backend.gni")

config("public_include_path") {
  include_dirs = [ "public" ]
}

group("pw_cpu_exception") {
  public_deps = [
    ":entry",
    ":handler",
  ]
}

# This module has three facades, each of whose backends are set with a
# different GN variable.
#
# - entry: This is the library that handles early exception entry and prepares
#   any CPU state that must be available to the exception handler via the
#   pw_cpu_exception_State object. The backend for this facade is
#   architecture-specific.
#   Set this facade's backend via `pw_cpu_exception_ENTRY_BACKEND`
#
# - handler: This facade is backed by an application-specific handler that
#   determines what to do when an exception is encountered. This may be
#   capturing a crash report before resetting the device, or in some cases
#   handling the exception to allow execution to continue.
#   Set this facade's backend via `pw_cpu_exception_HANDLER_BACKEND`
#
# - support: This facade provides architecture-independent functions that may be
#   helpful for dumping CPU state in various forms. This allows an application
#   to create an application-specific handler that is portable across multiple
#   architectures.
#   Set this facade's backend via `pw_cpu_exception_SUPPORT_BACKEND`

pw_facade("entry") {
  backend = pw_cpu_exception_ENTRY_BACKEND
  public_configs = [ ":public_include_path" ]
  public_deps = [ "$dir_pw_preprocessor" ]
  public = [
    "public/pw_cpu_exception/entry.h",
    "public/pw_cpu_exception/state.h",
  ]
}

# The entry facade is hard tied to the definition of the pw_cpu_exception_State,
# so spliting them into separate facades would require extra configurations
# along with extra compatibility checks to ensure they are never mismatched.
#
# Instead, this ":entry_impl" target collects the entry implementation from the
# backend that depends on the handler which in turn depends on ":entry" to avoid
# circular deps.
#
# This group ("$dir_pw_cpu_exception:entry_impl") must listed in
# pw_build_LINK_DEPS if pw_cpu_exception_ENTRY_BACKEND is set.
#
# Entry backends must provide their own "*.impl" target that collects their
# entry implementation.
group("entry_impl") {
  public_deps = []

  if (pw_cpu_exception_ENTRY_BACKEND != "") {
    public_deps += [ get_label_info(pw_cpu_exception_ENTRY_BACKEND,
                                    "label_no_toolchain") + ".impl" ]
  }
}

pw_facade("handler") {
  backend = pw_cpu_exception_HANDLER_BACKEND
  public_configs = [ ":public_include_path" ]
  public_deps = [
    ":entry",
    "$dir_pw_preprocessor",
  ]
  sources = [ "start_exception_handler.cc" ]
  public = [ "public/pw_cpu_exception/handler.h" ]
}

# This library is technically optional. It is recommended to use `support` when
# doing basic dumps of CPU state. As an alternative, projects may choose to
# directly depend on the entry backend if they require direct access to
# pw_cpu_exception_State members.
pw_facade("support") {
  backend = pw_cpu_exception_SUPPORT_BACKEND
  public_configs = [ ":public_include_path" ]
  public_deps = [
    ":entry",
    dir_pw_span,
  ]
  public = [ "public/pw_cpu_exception/support.h" ]
}

pw_source_set("basic_handler") {
  deps = [
    ":handler.facade",
    dir_pw_log,
  ]
  sources = [ "basic_handler.cc" ]
}

pw_doc_group("docs") {
  sources = [ "docs.rst" ]
}

pw_test_group("tests") {
}