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import glob
import itertools
import os
from os.path import join
import platform
import subprocess
import sys
from collections import OrderedDict

root_dir = os.path.dirname(File('SConstruct').rfile().abspath)
sys.path.insert(0, join(root_dir, 'tools'))
import config
import util

from SCons.Errors import UserError


Help('''
Build system for the VIXL project.
See README.md for documentation and details about the build system.
''')


# We track top-level targets to automatically generate help and alias them.
class VIXLTargets:
  def __init__(self):
    self.targets = []
    self.help_messages = []
  def Add(self, target, help_message):
    self.targets.append(target)
    self.help_messages.append(help_message)
  def Help(self):
    res = ""
    for i in range(len(self.targets)):
      res += '\t{0:<{1}}{2:<{3}}\n'.format(
        'scons ' + self.targets[i],
        len('scons ') + max(map(len, self.targets)),
        ' : ' + self.help_messages[i],
        len(' : ') + max(map(len, self.help_messages)))
    return res

top_level_targets = VIXLTargets()



# Build options ----------------------------------------------------------------

# Store all the options in a dictionary.
# The SConstruct will check the build variables and construct the build
# environment as appropriate.
options = {
    'all' : { # Unconditionally processed.
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-Wall',
                   '-Werror',
                   '-fdiagnostics-show-option',
                   '-Wextra',
                   '-Wredundant-decls',
                   '-pedantic',
                   '-Wwrite-strings',
                   '-Wunused',
                   '-Wno-missing-noreturn'],
      'CPPPATH' : [config.dir_src_vixl]
      },
#   'build_option:value' : {
#     'environment_key' : 'values to append'
#     },
    'mode:debug' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-DVIXL_DEBUG', '-O0']
      },
    'mode:release' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-O3'],
      },
    'simulator:aarch64' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-DVIXL_INCLUDE_SIMULATOR_AARCH64'],
      },
    'symbols:on' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-g'],
      'LINKFLAGS' : ['-g']
      },
    'negative_testing:on' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-DVIXL_NEGATIVE_TESTING']
      },
    'code_buffer_allocator:mmap' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-DVIXL_CODE_BUFFER_MMAP']
      },
    'code_buffer_allocator:malloc' : {
      'CCFLAGS' : ['-DVIXL_CODE_BUFFER_MALLOC']
      },
    'ubsan:on' : {
      'CCFLAGS': ['-fsanitize=undefined'],
      'LINKFLAGS': ['-fsanitize=undefined']
      }
    }


# A `DefaultVariable` has a default value that depends on elements not known
# when variables are first evaluated.
# Each `DefaultVariable` has a handler that will compute the default value for
# the given environment.
def modifiable_flags_handler(env):
  env['modifiable_flags'] = \
      'on' if 'mode' in env and env['mode'] == 'debug' else 'off'


def symbols_handler(env):
  env['symbols'] = 'on' if 'mode' in env and env['mode'] == 'debug' else 'off'

def Is32BitHost(env):
  return env['host_arch'] in ['aarch32', 'i386']

def IsAArch64Host(env):
  return env['host_arch'] == 'aarch64'

def CanTargetA32(env):
  return 'a32' in env['target']

def CanTargetT32(env):
  return 't32' in env['target']

def CanTargetAArch32(env):
  return CanTargetA32(env) or CanTargetT32(env)

def CanTargetA64(env):
  return 'a64' in env['target']

def CanTargetAArch64(env):
  return CanTargetA64(env)


# By default, include the simulator only if AArch64 is targeted and we are not
# building VIXL natively for AArch64.
def simulator_handler(env):
  if not IsAArch64Host(env) and CanTargetAArch64(env):
    env['simulator'] = 'aarch64'
  else:
    env['simulator'] = 'none'


# 'mmap' is required for use with 'mprotect', which is needed for the tests
# (when running natively), so we use it by default where we can.
def code_buffer_allocator_handler(env):
  directives = util.GetCompilerDirectives(env)
  if '__linux__' in directives:
    env['code_buffer_allocator'] = 'mmap'
  else:
    env['code_buffer_allocator'] = 'malloc'

# A validator checks the consistency of provided options against the environment.
def default_validator(env):
  pass


def simulator_validator(env):
  if env['simulator'] == 'aarch64' and not CanTargetAArch64(env):
    raise UserError('Building an AArch64 simulator implies that VIXL targets '
                    'AArch64. Set `target` to include `aarch64` or `a64`.')


# Default variables may depend on each other, therefore we need this dictionnary
# to be ordered.
vars_default_handlers = OrderedDict({
    # variable_name    : [ 'default val', 'handler', 'validator']
    'symbols'          : [ 'mode==debug', symbols_handler, default_validator ],
    'modifiable_flags' : [ 'mode==debug', modifiable_flags_handler, default_validator],
    'simulator'        : [ 'on if the target architectures include AArch64 but '
                           'the host is not AArch64, else off',
                           simulator_handler, simulator_validator ],
    'code_buffer_allocator' : [ 'mmap with __linux__, malloc otherwise',
                                code_buffer_allocator_handler, default_validator ]
    })


def DefaultVariable(name, help, allowed_values):
  help = '%s (%s)' % (help, '|'.join(allowed_values))
  default_value = vars_default_handlers[name][0]
  def validator(name, value, env):
    if value != default_value and value not in allowed_values:
        raise UserError('Invalid value for option {name}: {value}.  '
                        'Valid values are: {allowed_values}'.format(
                            name, value, allowed_values))
  return (name, help, default_value, validator)


def SortListVariable(iterator):
  # Previously this code relied on the order of items in a list
  # converted from a set. However in Python 3 the order changes each run.
  # Here we do a custom partial sort to ensure that the build directory
  # name is stable, the same across Python 2 and 3, and the same as the
  # old code.
  result = list(sorted(iterator))
  result = sorted(result, key=lambda x: x == 't32', reverse=True)
  result = sorted(result, key=lambda x: x == 'a32', reverse=True)
  result = sorted(result, key=lambda x: x == 'a64', reverse=True)
  return result


def AliasedListVariable(name, help, default_value, allowed_values, aliasing):
  help = '%s (all|auto|comma-separated list) (any combination from [%s])' % \
         (help, ', '.join(allowed_values))

  def validator(name, value, env):
    # Here list has been converted to space separated strings.
    if value == '': return  # auto
    for v in value.split():
      if v not in allowed_values:
        raise UserError('Invalid value for %s: %s' % (name, value))

  def converter(value):
    if value == 'auto': return []
    if value == 'all':
      translated = [aliasing[v] for v in allowed_values]
      return SortListVariable(itertools.chain.from_iterable(translated))
    # The validator is run later hence the get.
    translated = [aliasing.get(v, v) for v in value.split(',')]
    return SortListVariable(itertools.chain.from_iterable(translated))

  return (name, help, default_value, validator, converter)


vars = Variables()
# Define command line build options.
vars.AddVariables(
    AliasedListVariable('target', 'Target ISA/Architecture', 'auto',
                        ['aarch32', 'a32', 't32', 'aarch64', 'a64'],
                        {'aarch32' : ['a32', 't32'],
                         'a32' : ['a32'], 't32' : ['t32'],
                         'aarch64' : ['a64'], 'a64' : ['a64']}),
    EnumVariable('mode', 'Build mode',
                 'release', allowed_values=config.build_options_modes),
    EnumVariable('ubsan', 'Enable undefined behavior checks',
                 'off', allowed_values=['on', 'off']),
    EnumVariable('negative_testing',
                  'Enable negative testing (needs exceptions)',
                 'off', allowed_values=['on', 'off']),
    DefaultVariable('symbols', 'Include debugging symbols in the binaries',
                    ['on', 'off']),
    DefaultVariable('simulator', 'Simulators to include', ['aarch64', 'none']),
    DefaultVariable('code_buffer_allocator',
                    'Configure the allocation mechanism in the CodeBuffer',
                    ['malloc', 'mmap']),
    ('std',
     'C++ standard. The standards tested are: %s.' % \
     ', '.join(config.tested_cpp_standards),
     config.tested_cpp_standards[0]),
    ('compiler_wrapper', 'Command to prefix to the C and C++ compiler (e.g ccache)', '')
    )

# We use 'variant directories' to avoid recompiling multiple times when build
# options are changed, different build paths are used depending on the options
# set. These are the options that should be reflected in the build directory
# path.
options_influencing_build_path = [
  'target', 'mode', 'symbols', 'compiler', 'std', 'simulator', 'negative_testing',
  'code_buffer_allocator'
]



# Build helpers ----------------------------------------------------------------

def RetrieveEnvironmentVariables(env):
  for key in ['CC', 'CXX', 'AR', 'RANLIB', 'LD']:
    if os.getenv(key): env[key] = os.getenv(key)
  if os.getenv('LD_LIBRARY_PATH'): env['LIBPATH'] = os.getenv('LD_LIBRARY_PATH')
  if os.getenv('CCFLAGS'):
    env.Append(CCFLAGS = os.getenv('CCFLAGS').split())
  if os.getenv('CXXFLAGS'):
    env.Append(CXXFLAGS = os.getenv('CXXFLAGS').split())
  if os.getenv('LINKFLAGS'):
    env.Append(LINKFLAGS = os.getenv('LINKFLAGS').split())

# The architecture targeted by default will depend on the compiler being
# used. 'host_arch' is extracted from the compiler while 'target' can be
# set by the user.
# By default, we target both AArch32 and AArch64 unless the compiler targets a
# 32-bit architecture. At the moment, we cannot build VIXL's AArch64 support on
# a 32-bit platform.
# TODO: Port VIXL to build on a 32-bit platform.
def target_handler(env):
  # Auto detect
  if Is32BitHost(env):
    # We use list(set(...)) to keep the same order as if it was specify as
    # an option.
    env['target'] = SortListVariable(['a32', 't32'])
  else:
    env['target'] = SortListVariable(['a64', 'a32', 't32'])


def target_validator(env):
  # TODO: Port VIXL64 to work on a 32-bit platform.
  if Is32BitHost(env) and CanTargetAArch64(env):
    raise UserError('Building VIXL for AArch64 in 32-bit is not supported. Set '
                    '`target` to `aarch32`')


# The target option is handled differently from the rest.
def ProcessTargetOption(env):
  if env['target'] == []: target_handler(env)

  if 'a32' in env['target']: env['CCFLAGS'] += ['-DVIXL_INCLUDE_TARGET_A32']
  if 't32' in env['target']: env['CCFLAGS'] += ['-DVIXL_INCLUDE_TARGET_T32']
  if 'a64' in env['target']: env['CCFLAGS'] += ['-DVIXL_INCLUDE_TARGET_A64']

  target_validator(env)


def ProcessBuildOptions(env):
  # 'all' is unconditionally processed.
  if 'all' in options:
    for var in options['all']:
      if var in env and env[var]:
        env[var] += options['all'][var]
      else:
        env[var] = options['all'][var]

  # The target option *must* be processed before the options defined in
  # vars_default_handlers.
  ProcessTargetOption(env)

  # Other build options must match 'option:value'
  env_dict = env.Dictionary()

  # First apply the default variables handlers in order.
  for key, value in vars_default_handlers.items():
    default = value[0]
    handler = value[1]
    if env_dict.get(key) == default:
      handler(env_dict)

  # Second, run the series of validators, to check for errors.
  for _, value in vars_default_handlers.items():
    validator = value[2]
    validator(env)

  for key in env_dict.keys():
    # Then update the environment according to the value of the variable.
    key_val_couple = key + ':%s' % env_dict[key]
    if key_val_couple in options:
      for var in options[key_val_couple]:
        env[var] += options[key_val_couple][var]


def ConfigureEnvironmentForCompiler(env):
  compiler = util.CompilerInformation(env)
  if compiler == 'clang':
    # These warnings only work for Clang.
    # -Wimplicit-fallthrough only works when compiling the code base as C++11 or
    # newer. The compiler does not complain if the option is passed when
    # compiling earlier C++ standards.
    env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-Wimplicit-fallthrough', '-Wshorten-64-to-32'])

    # The '-Wunreachable-code' flag breaks builds for clang 3.4.
    if compiler != 'clang-3.4':
      env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-Wunreachable-code'])

    if env['ubsan'] == 'on':
      env.Append(LINKFLAGS = ['-fuse-ld=lld'])

  # GCC 4.8 has a bug which produces a warning saying that an anonymous Operand
  # object might be used uninitialized:
  #   http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=57045
  # The bug does not seem to appear in GCC 4.7, or in debug builds with GCC 4.8.
  if env['mode'] == 'release':
    if compiler == 'gcc-4.8':
      env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-Wno-maybe-uninitialized'])

  # GCC 6 and higher is able to detect throwing from inside a destructor and
  # reports a warning. However, if negative testing is enabled then assertions
  # will throw exceptions.
  if env['negative_testing'] == 'on' and env['mode'] == 'debug' \
      and compiler >= 'gcc-6':
    env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-Wno-terminate'])

  # Suggest missing override keywords on methods.
  if compiler >= 'gcc-5':
    env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-Wsuggest-override'])
  elif compiler >= 'clang-3.6':
    env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-Winconsistent-missing-override'])


def ConfigureEnvironment(env):
  RetrieveEnvironmentVariables(env)
  env['compiler'] = env['CXX']
  if env['compiler_wrapper'] != '':
    env['CXX'] = env['compiler_wrapper'] + ' ' + env['CXX']
    env['CC'] = env['compiler_wrapper'] + ' ' + env['CC']
  env['host_arch'] = util.GetHostArch(env)
  ProcessBuildOptions(env)
  if 'std' in env:
    env.Append(CPPFLAGS = ['-std=' + env['std']])
    std_path = env['std']
  ConfigureEnvironmentForCompiler(env)


def TargetBuildDir(env):
  # Build-time option values are embedded in the build path to avoid requiring a
  # full build when an option changes.
  build_dir = config.dir_build
  for option in options_influencing_build_path:
    option_value = ''.join(env[option]) if option in env else ''
    build_dir = join(build_dir, option + '_'+ option_value)
  return build_dir


def PrepareVariantDir(location, build_dir):
  location_build_dir = join(build_dir, location)
  VariantDir(location_build_dir, location)
  return location_build_dir


def VIXLLibraryTarget(env):
  build_dir = TargetBuildDir(env)
  # Create a link to the latest build directory.
  # Use `-r` to avoid failure when `latest` exists and is a directory.
  subprocess.check_call(["rm", "-rf", config.dir_build_latest])
  util.ensure_dir(build_dir)
  subprocess.check_call(["ln", "-s", build_dir, config.dir_build_latest])
  # Source files are in `src` and in `src/aarch64/`.
  variant_dir_vixl = PrepareVariantDir(join('src'), build_dir)
  sources = [Glob(join(variant_dir_vixl, '*.cc'))]
  if CanTargetAArch32(env):
    variant_dir_aarch32 = PrepareVariantDir(join('src', 'aarch32'), build_dir)
    sources.append(Glob(join(variant_dir_aarch32, '*.cc')))
  if CanTargetAArch64(env):
    variant_dir_aarch64 = PrepareVariantDir(join('src', 'aarch64'), build_dir)
    sources.append(Glob(join(variant_dir_aarch64, '*.cc')))
  return env.Library(join(build_dir, 'vixl'), sources)



# Build ------------------------------------------------------------------------

# The VIXL library, built by default.
env = Environment(variables = vars,
                  BUILDERS = {
                      'Markdown': Builder(action = 'markdown $SOURCE > $TARGET',
                                          suffix = '.html')
                  }, ENV = os.environ)
# Abort the build if any command line option is unknown or invalid.
unknown_build_options = vars.UnknownVariables()
if unknown_build_options:
  print('Unknown build options: ' + str(unknown_build_options.keys()))
  Exit(1)

if env['negative_testing'] == 'on' and env['mode'] != 'debug':
  print('negative_testing only works in debug mode')
  Exit(1)

ConfigureEnvironment(env)
Help(vars.GenerateHelpText(env))
libvixl = VIXLLibraryTarget(env)
Default(libvixl)
env.Alias('libvixl', libvixl)
top_level_targets.Add('', 'Build the VIXL library.')


# Common test code.
test_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir('test', TargetBuildDir(env))
test_objects = [env.Object(Glob(join(test_build_dir, '*.cc')))]

# AArch32 support
if CanTargetAArch32(env):
  # The examples.
  aarch32_example_names = util.ListCCFilesWithoutExt(config.dir_aarch32_examples)
  aarch32_examples_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir('examples/aarch32', TargetBuildDir(env))
  aarch32_example_targets = []
  for example in aarch32_example_names:
    prog = env.Program(join(aarch32_examples_build_dir, example),
                       join(aarch32_examples_build_dir, example + '.cc'),
                       LIBS=[libvixl])
    aarch32_example_targets.append(prog)
  env.Alias('aarch32_examples', aarch32_example_targets)
  top_level_targets.Add('aarch32_examples', 'Build the examples for AArch32.')

  # The benchmarks
  aarch32_benchmark_names = util.ListCCFilesWithoutExt(config.dir_aarch32_benchmarks)
  aarch32_benchmarks_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir('benchmarks/aarch32', TargetBuildDir(env))
  aarch32_benchmark_targets = []
  for bench in aarch32_benchmark_names:
    prog = env.Program(join(aarch32_benchmarks_build_dir, bench),
                       join(aarch32_benchmarks_build_dir, bench + '.cc'),
                       LIBS=[libvixl])
    aarch32_benchmark_targets.append(prog)
  env.Alias('aarch32_benchmarks', aarch32_benchmark_targets)
  top_level_targets.Add('aarch32_benchmarks', 'Build the benchmarks for AArch32.')

  # The tests.
  test_aarch32_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir(join('test', 'aarch32'), TargetBuildDir(env))
  test_objects.append(env.Object(
      Glob(join(test_aarch32_build_dir, '*.cc')),
      CPPPATH = env['CPPPATH'] + [config.dir_tests],
      CCFLAGS = [flag for flag in env['CCFLAGS'] if flag != '-O3']))

# AArch64 support
if CanTargetAArch64(env):
  # The benchmarks.
  aarch64_benchmark_names = util.ListCCFilesWithoutExt(config.dir_aarch64_benchmarks)
  aarch64_benchmarks_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir('benchmarks/aarch64', TargetBuildDir(env))
  aarch64_benchmark_targets = []
  bench_utils = env.Object(join(aarch64_benchmarks_build_dir, 'bench-utils.o'),
                           join(aarch64_benchmarks_build_dir, 'bench-utils.cc'))
  for bench in aarch64_benchmark_names:
    if bench != 'bench-utils':
      prog = env.Program(join(aarch64_benchmarks_build_dir, bench),
                         [join(aarch64_benchmarks_build_dir, bench + '.cc'), bench_utils],
                         LIBS=[libvixl])
      aarch64_benchmark_targets.append(prog)
  env.Alias('aarch64_benchmarks', aarch64_benchmark_targets)
  top_level_targets.Add('aarch64_benchmarks', 'Build the benchmarks for AArch64.')

  # The examples.
  aarch64_example_names = util.ListCCFilesWithoutExt(config.dir_aarch64_examples)
  aarch64_examples_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir('examples/aarch64', TargetBuildDir(env))
  aarch64_example_targets = []
  for example in aarch64_example_names:
    prog = env.Program(join(aarch64_examples_build_dir, example),
                       join(aarch64_examples_build_dir, example + '.cc'),
                       LIBS=[libvixl])
    aarch64_example_targets.append(prog)
  env.Alias('aarch64_examples', aarch64_example_targets)
  top_level_targets.Add('aarch64_examples', 'Build the examples for AArch64.')

  # The tests.
  test_aarch64_build_dir = PrepareVariantDir(join('test', 'aarch64'), TargetBuildDir(env))
  test_objects.append(env.Object(
      Glob(join(test_aarch64_build_dir, '*.cc')),
      CPPPATH = env['CPPPATH'] + [config.dir_tests],
      CCFLAGS = [flag for flag in env['CCFLAGS'] if flag != '-O3']))

  # The test requires building the example files with specific options, so we
  # create a separate variant dir for the example objects built this way.
  test_aarch64_examples_vdir = join(TargetBuildDir(env), 'test', 'aarch64', 'test_examples')
  VariantDir(test_aarch64_examples_vdir, '.')
  test_aarch64_examples_obj = env.Object(
      [Glob(join(test_aarch64_examples_vdir, join('test', 'aarch64', 'examples', '*.cc'))),
       Glob(join(test_aarch64_examples_vdir, join('examples/aarch64', '*.cc')))],
      CCFLAGS = env['CCFLAGS'] + ['-DTEST_EXAMPLES'],
      CPPPATH = env['CPPPATH'] + [config.dir_aarch64_examples] + [config.dir_tests])
  test_objects.append(test_aarch64_examples_obj)

test = env.Program(join(test_build_dir, 'test-runner'), test_objects,
                   LIBS=[libvixl])
env.Alias('tests', test)
top_level_targets.Add('tests', 'Build the tests.')


env.Alias('all', top_level_targets.targets)
top_level_targets.Add('all', 'Build all the targets above.')

Help('\n\nAvailable top level targets:\n' + top_level_targets.Help())

extra_targets = VIXLTargets()

# Build documentation
doc = [
    env.Markdown('README.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/changelog.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch32/getting-started-aarch32.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch32/design/code-generation-aarch32.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch32/design/literal-pool-aarch32.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch64/supported-instructions-aarch64.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch64/getting-started-aarch64.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch64/topics/ycm.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch64/topics/extending-the-disassembler.md'),
    env.Markdown('doc/aarch64/topics/index.md'),
]
env.Alias('doc', doc)
extra_targets.Add('doc', 'Convert documentation to HTML (requires the '
                         '`markdown` program).')

Help('\nAvailable extra targets:\n' + extra_targets.Help())