Add functions to enable ARM fallback to ARMC5.

There are two new functions: get_valid_toolchain_names and
find_valid_toolchain. These functions are used to figure out if a
fallback is possible and necessary. find_valid_toolchain is expected to
be used by the front-end scripts.

get_toolchain_name was updated with some different logic and comments.
pull/10193/head
Brian Daniels 2019-03-21 20:48:25 -05:00
parent 08d9e32e63
commit 6f5a3c3e8d
2 changed files with 121 additions and 11 deletions

View File

@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ from jinja2.environment import Environment
from .arm_pack_manager import Cache
from .utils import (mkdir, run_cmd, run_cmd_ext, NotSupportedException,
ToolException, InvalidReleaseTargetException,
copy_when_different)
copy_when_different, NoValidToolchainException)
from .paths import (MBED_CMSIS_PATH, MBED_TARGETS_PATH, MBED_LIBRARIES,
MBED_HEADER, MBED_DRIVERS, MBED_PLATFORM, MBED_HAL,
MBED_CONFIG_FILE, MBED_LIBRARIES_DRIVERS,
@ -44,7 +44,8 @@ from .resources import Resources, FileType, FileRef
from .notifier.mock import MockNotifier
from .targets import TARGET_NAMES, TARGET_MAP, CORE_ARCH, Target
from .libraries import Library
from .toolchains import TOOLCHAIN_CLASSES
from .toolchains import TOOLCHAIN_CLASSES, TOOLCHAIN_PATHS
from .toolchains.arm import ARMC5_MIGRATION_WARNING
from .config import Config
RELEASE_VERSIONS = ['2', '5']
@ -120,18 +121,76 @@ def add_result_to_report(report, result):
result_wrap = {0: result}
report[target][toolchain][id_name].append(result_wrap)
def get_toolchain_name(target, toolchain_name):
def get_valid_toolchain_names(target, toolchain_name):
"""Return the list of toolchains with which a build should be attempted. This
list usually contains one element, however there may be multiple entries if
a toolchain is expected to fallback to different versions depending on the
environment configuration. If an invalid supported_toolchain configuration
is detected, an Exception will be raised.
Positional arguments:
target - Target object (not the string name) of the device we are building for
toolchain_name - the string that identifies the build toolchain as supplied by
the front-end scripts
"""
if int(target.build_tools_metadata["version"]) > 0:
if toolchain_name == "ARM" or toolchain_name == "ARMC6" :
if("ARM" in target.supported_toolchains or "ARMC6" in target.supported_toolchains):
all_arm_toolchain_names = ["ARMC6", "ARMC5", "ARM"]
arm_st = set(target.supported_toolchains).intersection(
set(all_arm_toolchain_names)
)
if len(arm_st) > 1:
raise Exception(
"Targets may only specify one of the following in "
"supported_toolchains: {}\n"
"The following toolchains were present: {}".format(
", ".join(all_arm_toolchain_names),
", ".join(arm_st),
)
)
if toolchain_name == "ARM":
# The order matters here
all_arm_toolchain_names = ["ARMC6", "ARMC5"]
if "ARM" in target.supported_toolchains:
return all_arm_toolchain_names
result_list = []
for tc_name in all_arm_toolchain_names:
if tc_name in target.supported_toolchains:
result_list.append(tc_name)
return result_list
return [toolchain_name]
def get_toolchain_name(target, toolchain_name):
"""Get the internal toolchain name given the toolchain_name provided by
the front-end scripts (usually by the -t/--toolchain argument) and the target
Positional arguments:
target - Target object (not the string name) of the device we are building for
toolchain_name - the string that identifies the build toolchain as supplied by
the front-end scripts
Overview of what the current return values should be for the "ARM" family of
toolchains (since the behavior is fairly complex). Top row header represents
the argument "toolchain_name", Left column header represents the attribute
"supported_toolchains" of the "target" argument.
| supported_toolchains/toolchain_name |+| ARMC5 | ARMC6 | ARM |
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
| ARMC5 |+| ARM* | ARMC6 | ARM |
| ARMC6 |+| ARM* | ARMC6 | ARMC6* |
| ARM |+| ARM* | ARMC6 | ARMC6* |
* Denotes that the input "toolchain_name" changes in the return value
"""
if int(target.build_tools_metadata["version"]) > 0:
if toolchain_name == "ARMC5":
return "ARM"
elif toolchain_name == "ARM":
if set(target.supported_toolchains).intersection(set(["ARMC6", "ARM"])):
return "ARMC6"
elif ("ARMC5" in target.supported_toolchains):
if toolchain_name == "ARM":
return "ARM" #note that returning ARM here means, use ARMC5 toolchain
else:
return "ARMC6" #ARMC6 explicitly specified by user, try ARMC6 anyway although the target doesnt explicitly specify ARMC6, as ARMC6 is our default ARM toolchain
elif toolchain_name == "uARM":
if ("ARMC5" in target.supported_toolchains):
if "ARMC5" in target.supported_toolchains:
return "uARM" #use ARM_MICRO to use AC5+microlib
else:
return "ARMC6" #use AC6+microlib
@ -144,6 +203,51 @@ def get_toolchain_name(target, toolchain_name):
return toolchain_name
def find_valid_toolchain(target, toolchain):
"""Given a target and toolchain, get the names for the appropriate
toolchain to use. The environment is also checked to see if the corresponding
compiler is configured correctl. For the ARM compilers, there is an automatic
fallback behavior if "ARM" is the specified toolchain, if the latest compiler
(ARMC6) is not available, and the target supports building with both ARMC5
and ARMC6. In the case where the environment configuration triggers the fallback
to ARMC5, add a warning to the list that is returned in the results.
Returns:
toolchain_name - The name of the toolchain. When "ARM" is supplied as the
"toolchain", this be changed to either "ARMC5" or "ARMC6".
internal_tc_name - This corresponds to that name of the class that will be
used to actually complete the build. This is mostly used for accessing build
profiles and just general legacy sections within the code.
end_warnings - This is a list of warnings (strings) that were raised during
the process of finding toolchain. This is used to warn the user of the ARM
fallback mechanism mentioned above.
Positional arguments:
target - Target object (not the string name) of the device we are building for
toolchain_name - the string that identifies the build toolchain as supplied by
the front-end scripts
"""
end_warnings = []
toolchain_names = get_valid_toolchain_names(target, toolchain)
last_error = None
for index, toolchain_name in enumerate(toolchain_names):
internal_tc_name = get_toolchain_name(target, toolchain_name)
if toolchain == "ARM" and toolchain_name == "ARMC5" and index != 0:
end_warnings.append(ARMC5_MIGRATION_WARNING)
if not TOOLCHAIN_CLASSES[internal_tc_name].check_executable():
search_path = TOOLCHAIN_PATHS[internal_tc_name] or "No path set"
last_error = (
"Could not find executable for {}.\n"
"Currently set search path: {}"
).format(toolchain_name, search_path)
else:
return toolchain_name, internal_tc_name, end_warnings
else:
if last_error:
e = NoValidToolchainException(last_error)
e.end_warnings = end_warnings
raise e
def get_config(src_paths, target, toolchain_name=None, app_config=None):
"""Get the configuration object for a target-toolchain combination

View File

@ -30,6 +30,12 @@ from tools.targets import CORE_ARCH
from tools.toolchains.mbed_toolchain import mbedToolchain, TOOLCHAIN_PATHS
from tools.utils import mkdir, NotSupportedException, ToolException, run_cmd
ARMC5_MIGRATION_WARNING = (
"Warning: We noticed that you are using Arm Compiler 5. "
"We are deprecating the use of Arm Compiler 5 soon. "
"Please upgrade your environment to Arm Compiler 6 "
"which is free to use with Mbed OS."
)
class ARM(mbedToolchain):
LINKER_EXT = '.sct'