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Makefile::AST::Evaluator - Evaluator and runtime for Makefile::AST instances
use Makefile::AST::Evaluator;
$Makefile::AST::Evaluator::JustPrint = 0;
$Makefile::AST::Evaluator::Quiet = 1;
$Makefile::AST::Evaluator::IgnoreErrors = 1;
$Makefile::AST::Evaluator::AlwaysMake = 1;
$Makefile::AST::Evaluator::Question = 1;
# $ast is a Makefile::AST instance:
my $eval = Makefile::AST::Evaluator->new($ast);
Makefile::AST::Evaluator->add_trigger(
firing_rule => sub {
my ($self, $rule, $ast_cmds) = @_;
my $target = $rule->target;
my $colon = $rule->colon;
my @normal_prereqs = @{ $rule->normal_prereqs };
# ...
}
);
$eval->set_required_target($user_makefile)
$eval->make($goal);
This module implementes an evaluator or a runtime for makefile ASTs represented by Makefile::AST instances.
It "executes" the specified GNU make AST by the GNU makefile semantics. Note that, "execution" not necessarily mean building a project tree by firing makefile rule commands. Actually you can defining your own triggers by calling the add_trigger method. (See the SYNOPSIS for examples.) In other words, you can do more interesting things like plotting the call path tree of a Makefile using Graphviz, or translating the original makefile to another form (like what the makesimple script does).
It's worth mentioning that, most of the construction algorithm for topological graph s (including implicit rule application) have already been implemented in Makefile::AST and its child node classes.
This module provides several package variables (i.e. static class variables) for controlling the behavior of the evaluator.
Particularly the user needs to set the $AlwaysMake variable to true and $Question to true, if she wants to use the evaluator to do special tasks like plotting dependency graphs and translating GNU makefiles to other format.
Setting $AlwaysMake to true will force the evaluator to ignore the timestamps of external files appeared in the makefiles while setting $Question to true will prevent the evaluator from executing the shell commands specified in the makefile rules.
Here's the detailed listing for all the config variables:
$QuestionThis variable corresponds to the command-line option -q or <--question> in GNU make. Its purpose is to make the evaluator enter the "questioning mode", i.e., a mode in which make will never try executing rule commands unless it has to, and echoing is suppressed at the same time.
$AlwaysMakeThis variable corresponds to the command-line option -B or --always-make. It forces re-constructing all the rule's targets related to the goal, ignoring the timestamp or existence of targets' dependencies.
$QuietIt corresponds to GNU make's command-line option -s, --silent, or --quiet. Its effect is to cancel the echoing of shell commands being executed.
$JustPrintThis variable corresponds to GNU make's command line option -n, --just-print, --dry-run, or --recon. Its effect is to print out the shell commands requiring execution but without actually executing them.
$IgnoreErrorsThis variable corresponds to GNU make's command line option -i or --ignore-errors,It's used to ignore the errors of shell commands being executed during the make process. The default behavior is quitting as soon as a shell command without the - modifier fails.
The make_by_rule method of this class defines a trigger named firing_rule via the Class::Trait module. Everytime the make_by_rule method reaches the trigger point, it will invoke the user's processing handler with the following three arguments: the self object, the Makefile::AST::Rule object, and the corresponding Makefile::AST::Command object in the context.
By registering his own processing handlers for the firing_rule trigger, the user's code can reuse the evaluator to do his own cool things without traversing the makefile ASTs himself.
See the SYNOPSIS for code examples.
For the very latest version of this script, check out the source from
http://svn.openfoundry.org/makefileparser/branches/gmake-db.
There is anonymous access to all.
Agent Zhang <agentzh@yahoo.cn>
Copyright (c) 2007-2008 by Agent Zhang (agentzh).
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
Makefile::AST, Makefile::Parser::GmakeDB, pgmake-db, makesimple, Makefile::DOM.
| Makefile-Parser documentation | Contained in the Makefile-Parser distribution. |
package Makefile::AST::Evaluator; use strict; use warnings; our $VERSION = '0.211'; #use Smart::Comments; #use Smart::Comments '####'; use File::stat; use Class::Trigger qw(firing_rule); # XXX put these globals to some better place our ( $Quiet, $JustPrint, $IgnoreErrors, $AlwaysMake, $Question ); sub new ($$) { my $class = ref $_[0] ? ref shift : shift; my $ast = shift; return bless { ast => $ast, updated => {}, mtime_cache => {}, # this is better for the AST? parent_target => undef, targets_making => {}, required_targets => {}, }, $class; } sub ast ($) { $_[0]->{ast} } sub mark_as_updated ($$) { my ($self, $target) = @_; ### marking target as updated: $target $self->{updated}->{$target} = 1; } # XXX this should be moved to the AST sub is_updated ($$) { my ($self, $target) = @_; $self->{updated}->{$target}; } # update the mtime cache with -M $file sub update_mtime ($$@) { my ($self, $file, $cache) = @_; $cache ||= $self->{mtime_cache}; if (-e $file) { my $stat = stat $file or die "$::MAKE: *** stat failed on $file: $!\n"; ### set mtime for file: $file ### mtime: $stat->mtime return ($cache->{$file} = $stat->mtime); } else { ## file not found: $file return ($cache->{$file} = undef); } } # get -M $file from cache (if any) or set the cache # key-value pair otherwise sub get_mtime ($$) { my ($self, $file) = @_; my $cache = $self->{mtime_cache}; if (!exists $cache->{$file}) { # set the cache return $self->update_mtime($file, $cache); } return $cache->{$file}; } sub set_required_target ($$) { my ($self, $target) = @_; $self->{required_targets}->{$target} = 1; } sub is_required_target ($$) { my ($self, $target) = @_; $self->{required_targets}->{$target}; } sub make ($$) { my ($self, $target) = @_; return 'UP_TO_DATE' if $self->is_updated($target); my $making = $self->{targets_making}; if ($making->{$target}) { warn "$::MAKE: Circular $target <- $target ". "dependency dropped.\n"; return 'UP_TO_DATE'; } else { $making->{$target} = 1; } my $retval; my @rules = $self->ast->apply_explicit_rules($target); ### number of explicit rules: scalar(@rules) if (@rules == 0) { ### no rule matched the target: $target ### trying to make implicitly here... my $ret = $self->make_implicitly($target); delete $making->{$target}; if (!$ret) { return $self->make_by_rule($target => undef); } else { return $ret; } } # run the double-colon rules serially or run the # single matched single-colon rule: for my $rule (@rules) { my $ret; ### explicit rule for: $target ### explicit rule: $rule->as_str if (!$rule->has_command) { # XXX is this really necessary? ### The explicit rule has no command, so ### trying to make implicitly... $ret = $self->make_implicitly($target); $retval = $ret if !$retval || $ret eq 'REBUILT'; } $ret = $self->make_by_rule($target => $rule); ### make_by_rule returned: $ret $retval = $ret if !$retval || $ret eq 'REBUILT'; } delete $making->{$target}; # postpone the timestamp propagation until all individual # rules have been updated: $self->update_mtime($target); $self->mark_as_updated($target); return $retval; } sub make_implicitly ($$) { my ($self, $target) = @_; if ($self->ast->is_phony_target($target)) { ### make_implicitly skipped target since it's phony: $target return undef; } my $rule = $self->ast->apply_implicit_rules($target); if (!$rule) { return undef; } ### implicit rule: $rule->as_str my $retval = $self->make_by_rule($target => $rule); if ($retval eq 'REBUILT') { for my $target ($rule->other_targets) { $self->mark_as_updated($target); } } return $retval; } sub make_by_rule ($$$) { my ($self, $target, $rule) = @_; ### make_by_rule (target): $target return 'UP_TO_DATE' if $self->is_updated($target) and $rule->colon eq ':'; # XXX the parent should be passed via arguments or local vars my $parent = $self->{parent_target}; ## Retrieving parent target: $parent if (!$rule) { ## HERE! ## exists? : -f $target if (-f $target) { return 'UP_TO_DATE'; } else { if ($self->is_required_target($target)) { my $msg = "$::MAKE: *** No rule to make target `$target'"; if (defined $parent) { $msg .= ", needed by `$parent'"; } print STDERR "$msg."; if ($Makefile::AST::Runtime) { die " Stop.\n"; } else { warn " Ignored.\n"; $self->mark_as_updated($target); return 'UP_TO_DATE'; } } else { return 'UP_TO_DATE'; } } } ### make_by_rule (rule): $rule->as_str ### stem: $rule->stem # XXX solve pattern-specific variables here... # enter pads for target-specific variables: # XXX in order to solve '+=' and '?=', # XXX we actually should NOT call enter pad # XXX directly here... my $saved_stack_len = $self->ast->pad_stack_len; $self->ast->enter_pad($rule->target); ## pad stack: $self->ast->{pad_stack}->[0] my $target_mtime = $self->get_mtime($target); my $out_of_date = $self->ast->is_phony_target($target) || !defined $target_mtime; my $prereq_rebuilt; ## Setting parent target to: $target $self->{parent_target} = $target; # process normal prereqs: for my $prereq (@{ $rule->normal_prereqs }) { # XXX handle order-only prepreqs here ### processing prereq: $prereq $self->set_required_target($prereq); my $res = $self->make($prereq); ### make returned: $res if ($res and $res eq 'REBUILT') { $out_of_date++; $prereq_rebuilt++; } elsif ($res and $res eq 'UP_TO_DATE') { if (!$out_of_date) { if ($self->get_mtime($prereq) > $target_mtime) { ### prereq file is newer: $prereq $out_of_date = 1; } } } else { die "make_by_rule: Unexpected returned value for prereq $prereq: $res"; } } # process order-only prepreqs: for my $prereq (@{ $rule->order_prereqs }) { ## process order-only prereq: $prereq $self->set_required_target($prereq); $self->make($prereq); } $self->{parent_target} = undef; if ($AlwaysMake || $out_of_date) { my @ast_cmds = $rule->prepare_commands($self->ast); $self->call_trigger('firing_rule', $rule, \@ast_cmds); if (!$Question) { ### firing rule's commands: $rule->as_str $rule->run_commands(@ast_cmds); } $self->mark_as_updated($rule->target) if $rule->colon eq ':'; if (my $others = $rule->other_targets) { # mark "other targets" as updated too: for my $other (@$others) { ### marking "other target" as updated: $other $self->mark_as_updated($other); } } $self->ast->leave_pad( $self->ast->pad_stack_len - $saved_stack_len ); #### AST Commands: @ast_cmds return 'REBUILT' if @ast_cmds or $prereq_rebuilt; } $self->ast->leave_pad( $self->ast->pad_stack_len - $saved_stack_len ); return 'UP_TO_DATE'; } 1; __END__