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# Copyright (c) 2022 Project CHIP Authors
#
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import("//build_overrides/build.gni")
import("//build_overrides/chip.gni")
import("//build_overrides/pigweed.gni")
import("$dir_pw_build/python.gni")
import("${chip_root}/scripts/py_matter_idl/files.gni")
declare_args() {
# Location where code has been pre-generated
chip_code_pre_generated_directory = ""
}
# Code generation that will happen at build time.
#
# uses `scripts/codegen.py` for code generation.
template("_chip_build_time_codegen") {
_name = target_name
_generator = invoker.generator
config("${_name}_config") {
include_dirs = [ target_gen_dir ]
}
pw_python_action("${_name}_codegen") {
script = "${chip_root}/scripts/codegen.py"
# TODO: this seems to touch internals. Is this ok? speeds up builds!
_pw_internal_run_in_venv = false
_idl_file = invoker.input
_expected_outputs = "${target_gen_dir}/${_name}.expected.outputs"
write_file(_expected_outputs, invoker.outputs, "list lines")
args = [
"--generator",
_generator,
"--output-dir",
rebase_path(target_gen_dir, root_build_dir),
"--expected-outputs",
rebase_path(_expected_outputs, root_build_dir),
rebase_path(_idl_file, root_build_dir),
]
inputs = [
_idl_file,
_expected_outputs,
]
# ensure any change in codegen files will result in a rebuild
inputs += matter_idl_generator_files
sources = [ _idl_file ]
outputs = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
outputs += [ "${target_gen_dir}/${name}" ]
}
}
source_set(_name) {
sources = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
sources += [ "${target_gen_dir}/${name}" ]
}
public_configs = [ ":${_name}_config" ]
if (defined(invoker.public_configs)) {
public_configs += invoker.public_configs
}
forward_variables_from(invoker, [ "deps" ])
if (!defined(deps)) {
deps = []
}
deps += [ ":${_name}_codegen" ]
}
}
# Code generation that will happen at build time.
#
# variables:
# input
# The ".zap" file to use to start the code generation
#
# generator
# Name of the generator to use. Supported variants:
# - "app-templates"
#
#
#
# deps, public_configs
# Forwarded to the resulting source set
#
#
# uses `zap` for code generation.
template("_chip_build_time_zapgen") {
_name = target_name
_generator = invoker.generator
config("${_name}_config") {
include_dirs = [ "${target_gen_dir}/zapgen/" ]
}
assert(_generator == "app-templates")
if (_generator == "app-templates") {
_template_path =
rebase_path("${chip_root}/src/app/zap-templates/app-templates.json")
_partials_dir = "${chip_root}/src/app/zap-templates/partials"
_template_dir = "${chip_root}/src/app/zap-templates/templates/app"
# TODO: unclear how to maintain these: there is no parser that can figure
# out links of template files and zap files and such
_extra_dependencies = [
"${_partials_dir}/header.zapt",
"${_partials_dir}/im_command_handler_cluster_commands.zapt",
# Application templates, actually generating files
"${_template_dir}/access.zapt",
"${_template_dir}/CHIPClientCallbacks.zapt",
"${_template_dir}/CHIPClusters.zapt",
"${_template_dir}/endpoint_config.zapt",
"${_template_dir}/gen_config.zapt",
"${_template_dir}/im-cluster-command-handler.zapt",
]
_output_subdir = "zap-generated"
}
pw_python_action("${_name}_zap_pregen") {
script = "${chip_root}/scripts/tools/zap/generate.py"
# TODO: this seems to touch internals. Is this ok? speeds up builds!
_pw_internal_run_in_venv = false
_idl_file = invoker.input
args = [
"--no-prettify-output",
"--templates",
_template_path,
"--output-dir",
rebase_path(target_gen_dir) + "/zap_pregen/" + _output_subdir,
# TODO: lock file support should be removed as this serializes zap
# (slower), however this is currently done because on Darwin zap startup
# may conflict and error out with:
# Error: EEXIST: file already exists, mkdir '/var/folders/24/8k48jl6d249_n_qfxwsl6xvm0000gn/T/pkg/465fcc8a6282e28dc7a166859d5814d34e2fb94249a72fa9229033b5b32dff1a'
"--lock-file",
rebase_path("${root_out_dir}/zap_gen.lock"),
"--parallel",
_idl_file,
]
inputs = [
_idl_file,
_template_path,
]
inputs += _extra_dependencies
# ensure any change in codegen files will result in a rebuild
inputs += matter_idl_generator_files
sources = [ _idl_file ]
outputs = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
outputs += [ "${target_gen_dir}/zap_pregen/${name}" ]
}
forward_variables_from(invoker, [ "prune_outputs" ])
if (defined(prune_outputs)) {
foreach(name, prune_outputs) {
outputs += [ "${target_gen_dir}/zap_pregen/${name}" ]
}
}
}
# This action ensures that any "extra" files generated by zap codegen
# are actually deleted.
#
# This is to avoid double-codegen of configurations like endpoint config
# or access credentials being generated for both "controller client" and
# application-specific
pw_python_action("${_name}_files") {
# TODO: this seems to touch internals. Is this ok? speeds up builds!
_pw_internal_run_in_venv = false
script = "${chip_root}/scripts/tools/zap/prune_outputs.py"
_keep_file = rebase_path("${target_gen_dir}/${_name}.keep.outputs")
write_file(_keep_file, invoker.outputs, "list lines")
args = [
"--keep",
_keep_file,
"--input-dir",
rebase_path("${target_gen_dir}/zap_pregen/"),
"--output-dir",
rebase_path("${target_gen_dir}/zapgen/"),
]
inputs = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
inputs += [ "${target_gen_dir}/zap_pregen/${name}" ]
}
outputs = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
outputs += [ "${target_gen_dir}/zapgen/${name}" ]
}
deps = [ ":${_name}_zap_pregen" ]
}
source_set(_name) {
sources = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
sources += [ "${target_gen_dir}/zapgen/${name}" ]
}
public_configs = [ ":${_name}_config" ]
if (defined(invoker.public_configs)) {
public_configs += invoker.public_configs
}
forward_variables_from(invoker, [ "deps" ])
if (!defined(public_deps)) {
public_deps = []
}
public_deps += [
":${_name}_files",
":${_name}_zap_pregen",
]
}
}
# Defines a target that runs code generation based on
# scripts/codegen.py
#
# Arguments:
# input
# The ".matter" file to use to start the code generation
#
# generator
# Name of the generator to use (e.g. java, cpp-app)
#
# outputs
# Explicit names of the expected outputs. Enforced to validate that
# expected outputs are generated when processing input files.
#
# deps, public_configs
# Forwarded to the resulting source set
#
# Command line parameters:
#
# chip_code_pre_generated_directory:
# - If this is set, generation will NOT happen at compile time but rather
# the code generation is assumed to have already happened and reside in
# the given location.
# - The TOP LEVEL directory is assumed to be given. Actual location for
# individual generators is expected to be of the form
# <top_dir>/<matter_path>/<generator>
#
# NOTE: content of "outputs" is verified to match the output of codegen.py
# exactly. It is not inferred on purpose, to make build-rules explicit
# and verifiable (even though codegen.py can at runtime report its outputs)
#
# To find the list of generated files, you can run codegen.py with the
# "--name-only" argument
#
# NOTE:
# the result of the target_name WILL BE a `source_set`. Treat it as such.
#
# Example usage:
#
# chip_codegen("java-jni-generate") {
# input = "controller-clusters.matter"
# generator = "java"
#
# outputs = [
# "jni/IdentifyClient-ReadImpl.cpp",
# "jni/IdentifyClient-InvokeSubscribeImpl.cpp",
# # ... more to follow
# ]
# }
#
template("chip_codegen") {
if (chip_code_pre_generated_directory == "") {
_chip_build_time_codegen(target_name) {
forward_variables_from(invoker,
[
"deps",
"generator",
"input",
"outputs",
"public_configs",
])
}
} else {
_name = target_name
# This constructs a path like:
# FROM all-clusters-app.matter (inside examples/all-clusters-app/all-clusters-common/)
# USING "cpp-app" for generator:
# => ${pregen_dir}/examples/all-clusters-app/all-clusters-common/all-clusters-app/codegen/cpp-app
_generation_dir =
chip_code_pre_generated_directory + "/" +
string_replace(rebase_path(invoker.input, chip_root), ".matter", "") +
"/codegen/" + invoker.generator
config("${_name}_config") {
include_dirs = [ "${_generation_dir}" ]
}
source_set(_name) {
public_configs = [ ":${_name}_config" ]
if (defined(invoker.public_configs)) {
public_configs += invoker.public_configs
}
forward_variables_from(invoker, [ "deps" ])
sources = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
sources += [ "${_generation_dir}/${name}" ]
}
}
}
}
# Defines a target that runs code generation based on
# scripts/codegen.py
#
# Arguments:
# input
# The ".matter" file to use to start the code generation
#
# generator
# Name of the generator to use (e.g. java, cpp-app)
#
# outputs
# Explicit names of the expected outputs. Enforced to validate that
# expected outputs are generated when processing input files.
#
# deps, public_configs
# Forwarded to the resulting source set
#
# Command line parameters:
#
# chip_code_pre_generated_directory:
# - If this is set, generation will NOT happen at compile time but rather
# the code generation is assumed to have already happened and reside in
# the given location.
# - The TOP LEVEL directory is assumed to be given. Actual location for
# individual generators is expected to be of the form
# <top_dir>/<matter_path>/<generator>
#
# NOTE: content of "outputs" is verified to match the output of codegen.py
# exactly. It is not inferred on purpose, to make build-rules explicit
# and verifiable (even though codegen.py can at runtime report its outputs)
#
# To find the list of generated files, you can run codegen.py with the
# "--name-only" argument
#
# NOTE:
# the result of the target_name WILL BE a `source_set`. Treat it as such.
#
# Example usage:
#
# chip_codegen("java-jni-generate") {
# input = "controller-clusters.matter"
# generator = "java"
#
# outputs = [
# "jni/IdentifyClient-ReadImpl.cpp",
# "jni/IdentifyClient-InvokeSubscribeImpl.cpp",
# # ... more to follow
# ]
# }
#
template("chip_zapgen") {
if (chip_code_pre_generated_directory == "") {
_chip_build_time_zapgen(target_name) {
forward_variables_from(invoker,
[
"deps",
"generator",
"input",
"outputs",
"public_configs",
"prune_outputs",
])
}
} else {
_name = target_name
# This contstructs a path like:
# FROM all-clusters-app.zap (inside examples/all-clusters-app/all-clusters-common/)
# USING "cpp-app" for generator:
# => ${pregen_dir}/examples/all-clusters-app/all-clusters-common/all-clusters-app/codegen/cpp-app
_generation_dir =
chip_code_pre_generated_directory + "/" +
string_replace(rebase_path(invoker.input, chip_root), ".zap", "") +
"/zap/" + invoker.generator
config("${_name}_config") {
include_dirs = [ "${_generation_dir}" ]
}
# Pick up only the headers and mark them available to use
# Specifically controller seems to require header files but NOT cpp (does)
# not want to include cpp compilation of IM command handler data
source_set("${_name}_headers") {
sources = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
if (get_path_info(name, "extension") == "h") {
sources += [ "${_generation_dir}/${name}" ]
}
}
# Ugly, but references WILL reference back into main code.
check_includes = false
}
# need to have consistent naming. Make sure "files" exists
action("${_name}_files") {
script = "${chip_root}/scripts/tools/zap/check_file_existence.py"
_output_name = "${target_gen_dir}/${_name}_files_checked.stamp"
args = [
"--touch",
rebase_path(_output_name),
]
outputs = [ _output_name ]
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
args += [
"--exists",
rebase_path("${_generation_dir}/${name}"),
]
}
# Depending on the files gets access to the headers
public_deps = [ ":${_name}_headers" ]
}
source_set(_name) {
forward_variables_from(invoker,
[
"deps",
"public_configs",
"prune_outputs",
])
if (!defined(public_configs)) {
public_configs = []
}
public_configs += [ ":${_name}_config" ]
sources = []
foreach(name, invoker.outputs) {
sources += [ "${_generation_dir}/${name}" ]
}
# Ugly, but references WILL reference back into main code.
check_includes = false
}
}
}