import subprocess def read_file(filename): try: f = open( filename, "r" ) except IOError as reason: return "" # WARNING: can't raise an error now because of the new RDEPENDS handling. This is a bit ugly. :M: else: data = f.read().strip() f.close() return data return None def ifelse(condition, iftrue = True, iffalse = False): if condition: return iftrue else: return iffalse def conditional(variable, checkvalue, truevalue, falsevalue, d): if d.getVar(variable) == checkvalue: return truevalue else: return falsevalue def less_or_equal(variable, checkvalue, truevalue, falsevalue, d): if float(d.getVar(variable)) <= float(checkvalue): return truevalue else: return falsevalue def version_less_or_equal(variable, checkvalue, truevalue, falsevalue, d): result = bb.utils.vercmp_string(d.getVar(variable), checkvalue) if result <= 0: return truevalue else: return falsevalue def both_contain(variable1, variable2, checkvalue, d): val1 = d.getVar(variable1) val2 = d.getVar(variable2) val1 = set(val1.split()) val2 = set(val2.split()) if isinstance(checkvalue, str): checkvalue = set(checkvalue.split()) else: checkvalue = set(checkvalue) if checkvalue.issubset(val1) and checkvalue.issubset(val2): return " ".join(checkvalue) else: return "" def set_intersect(variable1, variable2, d): """ Expand both variables, interpret them as lists of strings, and return the intersection as a flattened string. For example: s1 = "a b c" s2 = "b c d" s3 = set_intersect(s1, s2) => s3 = "b c" """ val1 = set(d.getVar(variable1).split()) val2 = set(d.getVar(variable2).split()) return " ".join(val1 & val2) def prune_suffix(var, suffixes, d): # See if var ends with any of the suffixes listed and # remove it if found for suffix in suffixes: if var.endswith(suffix): var = var.replace(suffix, "") prefix = d.getVar("MLPREFIX") if prefix and var.startswith(prefix): var = var.replace(prefix, "") return var def str_filter(f, str, d): from re import match return " ".join([x for x in str.split() if match(f, x, 0)]) def str_filter_out(f, str, d): from re import match return " ".join([x for x in str.split() if not match(f, x, 0)]) def build_depends_string(depends, task): """Append a taskname to a string of dependencies as used by the [depends] flag""" return " ".join(dep + ":" + task for dep in depends.split()) def inherits(d, *classes): """Return True if the metadata inherits any of the specified classes""" return any(bb.data.inherits_class(cls, d) for cls in classes) def features_backfill(var,d): # This construct allows the addition of new features to variable specified # as var # Example for var = "DISTRO_FEATURES" # This construct allows the addition of new features to DISTRO_FEATURES # that if not present would disable existing functionality, without # disturbing distributions that have already set DISTRO_FEATURES. # Distributions wanting to elide a value in DISTRO_FEATURES_BACKFILL should # add the feature to DISTRO_FEATURES_BACKFILL_CONSIDERED features = (d.getVar(var) or "").split() backfill = (d.getVar(var+"_BACKFILL") or "").split() considered = (d.getVar(var+"_BACKFILL_CONSIDERED") or "").split() addfeatures = [] for feature in backfill: if feature not in features and feature not in considered: addfeatures.append(feature) if addfeatures: d.appendVar(var, " " + " ".join(addfeatures)) def all_distro_features(d, features, truevalue="1", falsevalue=""): """ Returns truevalue if *all* given features are set in DISTRO_FEATURES, else falsevalue. The features can be given as single string or anything that can be turned into a set. This is a shorter, more flexible version of bb.utils.contains("DISTRO_FEATURES", features, truevalue, falsevalue, d). Without explicit true/false values it can be used directly where Python expects a boolean: if oe.utils.all_distro_features(d, "foo bar"): bb.fatal("foo and bar are mutually exclusive DISTRO_FEATURES") With just a truevalue, it can be used to include files that are meant to be used only when requested via DISTRO_FEATURES: require ${@ oe.utils.all_distro_features(d, "foo bar", "foo-and-bar.inc") """ return bb.utils.contains("DISTRO_FEATURES", features, truevalue, falsevalue, d) def any_distro_features(d, features, truevalue="1", falsevalue=""): """ Returns truevalue if at least *one* of the given features is set in DISTRO_FEATURES, else falsevalue. The features can be given as single string or anything that can be turned into a set. This is a shorter, more flexible version of bb.utils.contains_any("DISTRO_FEATURES", features, truevalue, falsevalue, d). Without explicit true/false values it can be used directly where Python expects a boolean: if not oe.utils.any_distro_features(d, "foo bar"): bb.fatal("foo, bar or both must be set in DISTRO_FEATURES") With just a truevalue, it can be used to include files that are meant to be used only when requested via DISTRO_FEATURES: require ${@ oe.utils.any_distro_features(d, "foo bar", "foo-or-bar.inc") """ return bb.utils.contains_any("DISTRO_FEATURES", features, truevalue, falsevalue, d) def packages_filter_out_system(d): """ Return a list of packages from PACKAGES with the "system" packages such as PN-dbg PN-doc PN-locale-eb-gb removed. """ pn = d.getVar('PN') blacklist = [pn + suffix for suffix in ('', '-dbg', '-dev', '-doc', '-locale', '-staticdev')] localepkg = pn + "-locale-" pkgs = [] for pkg in d.getVar('PACKAGES').split(): if pkg not in blacklist and localepkg not in pkg: pkgs.append(pkg) return pkgs def getstatusoutput(cmd): return subprocess.getstatusoutput(cmd) def trim_version(version, num_parts=2): """ Return just the first of , split by periods. For example, trim_version("1.2.3", 2) will return "1.2". """ if type(version) is not str: raise TypeError("Version should be a string") if num_parts < 1: raise ValueError("Cannot split to parts < 1") parts = version.split(".") trimmed = ".".join(parts[:num_parts]) return trimmed def cpu_count(): import multiprocessing return multiprocessing.cpu_count() def execute_pre_post_process(d, cmds): if cmds is None: return for cmd in cmds.strip().split(';'): cmd = cmd.strip() if cmd != '': bb.note("Executing %s ..." % cmd) bb.build.exec_func(cmd, d) def multiprocess_exec(commands, function): import signal import multiprocessing if not commands: return [] def init_worker(): signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal.SIG_IGN) fails = [] def failures(res): fails.append(res) nproc = min(multiprocessing.cpu_count(), len(commands)) pool = bb.utils.multiprocessingpool(nproc, init_worker) try: mapresult = pool.map_async(function, commands, error_callback=failures) pool.close() pool.join() results = mapresult.get() except KeyboardInterrupt: pool.terminate() pool.join() raise if fails: raise fails[0] return results def squashspaces(string): import re return re.sub("\s+", " ", string).strip() def format_pkg_list(pkg_dict, ret_format=None): output = [] if ret_format == "arch": for pkg in sorted(pkg_dict): output.append("%s %s" % (pkg, pkg_dict[pkg]["arch"])) elif ret_format == "file": for pkg in sorted(pkg_dict): output.append("%s %s %s" % (pkg, pkg_dict[pkg]["filename"], pkg_dict[pkg]["arch"])) elif ret_format == "ver": for pkg in sorted(pkg_dict): output.append("%s %s %s" % (pkg, pkg_dict[pkg]["arch"], pkg_dict[pkg]["ver"])) elif ret_format == "deps": for pkg in sorted(pkg_dict): for dep in pkg_dict[pkg]["deps"]: output.append("%s|%s" % (pkg, dep)) else: for pkg in sorted(pkg_dict): output.append(pkg) return '\n'.join(output) def host_gcc_version(d): import re, subprocess compiler = d.getVar("BUILD_CC") try: env = os.environ.copy() env["PATH"] = d.getVar("PATH") output = subprocess.check_output("%s --version" % compiler, shell=True, env=env).decode("utf-8") except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e: bb.fatal("Error running %s --version: %s" % (compiler, e.output.decode("utf-8"))) match = re.match(".* (\d\.\d)\.\d.*", output.split('\n')[0]) if not match: bb.fatal("Can't get compiler version from %s --version output" % compiler) version = match.group(1) return "-%s" % version if version in ("4.8", "4.9") else "" # # Python 2.7 doesn't have threaded pools (just multiprocessing) # so implement a version here # from queue import Queue from threading import Thread class ThreadedWorker(Thread): """Thread executing tasks from a given tasks queue""" def __init__(self, tasks, worker_init, worker_end): Thread.__init__(self) self.tasks = tasks self.daemon = True self.worker_init = worker_init self.worker_end = worker_end def run(self): from queue import Empty if self.worker_init is not None: self.worker_init(self) while True: try: func, args, kargs = self.tasks.get(block=False) except Empty: if self.worker_end is not None: self.worker_end(self) break try: func(self, *args, **kargs) except Exception as e: print(e) finally: self.tasks.task_done() class ThreadedPool: """Pool of threads consuming tasks from a queue""" def __init__(self, num_workers, num_tasks, worker_init=None, worker_end=None): self.tasks = Queue(num_tasks) self.workers = [] for _ in range(num_workers): worker = ThreadedWorker(self.tasks, worker_init, worker_end) self.workers.append(worker) def start(self): for worker in self.workers: worker.start() def add_task(self, func, *args, **kargs): """Add a task to the queue""" self.tasks.put((func, args, kargs)) def wait_completion(self): """Wait for completion of all the tasks in the queue""" self.tasks.join() for worker in self.workers: worker.join() def write_ld_so_conf(d): # Some utils like prelink may not have the correct target library paths # so write an ld.so.conf to help them ldsoconf = d.expand("${STAGING_DIR_TARGET}${sysconfdir}/ld.so.conf") if os.path.exists(ldsoconf): bb.utils.remove(ldsoconf) bb.utils.mkdirhier(os.path.dirname(ldsoconf)) with open(ldsoconf, "w") as f: f.write(d.getVar("base_libdir") + '\n') f.write(d.getVar("libdir") + '\n') class ImageQAFailed(bb.build.FuncFailed): def __init__(self, description, name=None, logfile=None): self.description = description self.name = name self.logfile=logfile def __str__(self): msg = 'Function failed: %s' % self.name if self.description: msg = msg + ' (%s)' % self.description return msg