mbed-os/tools/test/examples/examples_lib.py

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""" Import and bulid a bunch of example programs
This library includes functions that are shared between the examples.py and
the update.py modules.
"""
import os
from os.path import dirname, abspath, basename
import os.path
import sys
import subprocess
from shutil import rmtree
from sets import Set
ROOT = abspath(dirname(dirname(dirname(dirname(__file__)))))
sys.path.insert(0, ROOT)
from tools.build_api import get_mbed_official_release
from tools.targets import TARGET_MAP
from tools.export import EXPORTERS
SUPPORTED_TOOLCHAINS = ["ARM", "IAR", "GCC_ARM"]
SUPPORTED_IDES = [exp for exp in EXPORTERS.keys() if exp != "cmsis" and exp != "zip"]
def print_list(lst):
"""Prints to screen the contents of a list
Args:
lst - a list of any type, to be displayed
"""
if lst:
for thing in lst:
print("# %s" % thing)
def print_category(results, index, message):
summary = [example for key, summ in results.iteritems()
for example in summ[index]]
if all(len(s) == 0 for s in summary):
return
print("#")
print("#" * 80)
print("# %s" % message)
print("#" * 80)
split_summ = [s.rsplit(" ", 1) for s in summary]
print_list(summary)
def print_summary(results, export=False):
"""Prints to screen the results of compiling/exporting combinations of example programs,
targets and compile toolchains/IDEs.
Args:
results - results of the compilation stage. See compile_repos() and export_repos()
for details of the format.
"""
print("#"*80)
print("# Examples compilation summary")
print("#"*80)
print_category(results, 2, "Passed example combinations")
second_result = "Failed example combinations" if not export else \
"Failed export example combinations"
print_category(results, 3, second_result)
if export:
print_category(results, 4, "Failed build combinations")
print_category(results, 5, "Skipped build combinations")
print("#")
print("#"*80)
def valid_choices(allowed_choices, all_choices):
if len(allowed_choices) > 0:
return [t for t in all_choices if t in allowed_choices]
else:
return all_choices
def target_cross_toolchain(allowed_targets, allowed_toolchains, features=[]):
"""Generate pairs of target and toolchains
Args:
allowed_targets - a list of all possible targets
allowed_toolchains - a list of all possible toolchains
Kwargs:
features - the features that must be in the features array of a
target
"""
for target in allowed_targets:
for toolchain in allowed_toolchains:
if all(feature in TARGET_MAP[target].features
for feature in features):
yield target, toolchain
def target_cross_ide(allowed_targets, allowed_ides, features=[], toolchains=[]):
"""Generate pairs of target and ides
Args:
allowed_targets - a list of all possible targets
allowed_ides - a list of all possible IDEs
Kwargs:
features - the features that must be in the features array of a
target
"""
for target in allowed_targets:
for ide in allowed_ides:
if (target in EXPORTERS[ide].TARGETS and
(not toolchains or EXPORTERS[ide].TOOLCHAIN in toolchains) and
all(feature in TARGET_MAP[target].features
for feature in features)):
yield target, ide
def get_repo_list(example):
""" Returns a list of all the repos and their types associated with the
specific example in the json config file.
If the key 'test-repo-source' is set to 'mbed', then it will return the
mbed section as a list. Otherwise, it will return the single github repo.
NOTE: This does not currently deal with multiple examples underneath a github
sourced exampe repo.
Args:
example - Example for which the repo list is requested
"""
repos = []
if example['test-repo-source'] == 'mbed':
for repo in example['mbed']:
repos.append({
'repo': repo,
'type': 'hg'
})
else:
repos.append({
'repo': example['github'],
'type': 'git'
})
return repos
def source_repos(config, examples):
""" Imports each of the repos and its dependencies (.lib files) associated
with the specific examples name from the json config file. Note if
there is already a clone of the repo then it will first be removed to
ensure a clean, up to date cloning.
Args:
config - the json object imported from the file.
"""
print("\nImporting example repos....\n")
for example in config['examples']:
for repo_info in get_repo_list(example):
name = basename(repo_info['repo'])
if name in examples:
if os.path.exists(name):
print("'%s' example directory already exists. Deleting..." % name)
rmtree(name)
subprocess.call(["mbed-cli", "import", repo_info['repo']])
def clone_repos(config, examples):
""" Clones each of the repos associated with the specific examples name from the
json config file. Note if there is already a clone of the repo then it will first
be removed to ensure a clean, up to date cloning.
Args:
config - the json object imported from the file.
"""
print("\nCloning example repos....\n")
for example in config['examples']:
for repo_info in get_repo_list(example):
name = basename(repo_info['repo'])
if name in examples:
if os.path.exists(name):
print("'%s' example directory already exists. Deleting..." % name)
rmtree(name)
subprocess.call([repo_info['type'], "clone", repo_info['repo']])
def deploy_repos(config, examples):
""" If the example directory exists as provided by the json config file,
pull in the examples dependencies by using `mbed-cli deploy`.
Args:
config - the json object imported from the file.
"""
print("\nDeploying example repos....\n")
for example in config['examples']:
for repo_info in get_repo_list(example):
name = basename(repo_info['repo'])
if name in examples:
if os.path.exists(name):
os.chdir(name)
subprocess.call(["mbed-cli", "deploy"])
os.chdir("..")
else:
print("'%s' example directory doesn't exist. Skipping..." % name)
def get_num_failures(results, export=False):
""" Returns the number of failed compilations from the results summary
Args:
results - results summary of the compilation stage. See compile_repos() for
details of the format.
num_failures
"""
num_failures = 0
for key, val in results.iteritems():
num_failures = num_failures + len(val[3])
if export:
num_failures += len(val[4])
return num_failures
def export_repos(config, ides, targets, examples):
"""Exports and builds combinations of example programs, targets and IDEs.
The results are returned in a [key: value] dictionary format:
Where key = The example name from the json config file
value = a list containing: pass_status, successes, export failures, build_failures,
and build_skips
where pass_status = The overall pass status for the export of the full
set of example programs comprising the example suite.
IE they must build and export) True if all examples pass, false otherwise
successes = list of examples that exported and built (if possible)
If the exporter has no build functionality, then it is a pass
if exported
export_failures = list of examples that failed to export.
build_failures = list of examples that failed to build
build_skips = list of examples that cannot build
Both successes and failures contain the example name, target and IDE
Args:
config - the json object imported from the file.
ides - List of IDES to export to
"""
results = {}
valid_examples = Set(examples)
print("\nExporting example repos....\n")
for example in config['examples']:
example_names = [basename(x['repo']) for x in get_repo_list(example)]
common_examples = valid_examples.intersection(Set(example_names))
if not common_examples:
continue
export_failures = []
build_failures = []
build_skips = []
successes = []
exported = True
pass_status = True
if example['export']:
for repo_info in get_repo_list(example):
example_project_name = basename(repo_info['repo'])
os.chdir(example_project_name)
# Check that the target, IDE, and features combinations are valid and return a
# list of valid combinations to work through
for target, ide in target_cross_ide(valid_choices(example['targets'], targets),
valid_choices(example['exporters'], ides),
example['features'], example['toolchains']):
example_name = "{} {} {}".format(example_project_name, target,
ide)
def status(message):
print(message + " %s" % example_name)
sys.stdout.flush()
status("Exporting")
proc = subprocess.Popen(["mbed-cli", "export", "-i", ide,
"-m", target])
proc.wait()
if proc.returncode:
export_failures.append(example_name)
status("FAILURE exporting")
else:
status("SUCCESS exporting")
status("Building")
try:
if EXPORTERS[ide].build(example_project_name):
status("FAILURE building")
build_failures.append(example_name)
else:
status("SUCCESS building")
successes.append(example_name)
except TypeError:
successes.append(example_name)
build_skips.append(example_name)
os.chdir("..")
if len(build_failures+export_failures) > 0:
pass_status= False
else:
exported = False
results[example['name']] = [exported, pass_status, successes,
export_failures, build_failures, build_skips]
return results
def compile_repos(config, toolchains, targets, examples):
"""Compiles combinations of example programs, targets and compile chains.
The results are returned in a [key: value] dictionary format:
Where key = The example name from the json config file
value = a list containing: pass_status, successes, and failures
where pass_status = The overall pass status for the compilation of the full
set of example programs comprising the example suite.
True if all examples pass, false otherwise
successes = list of passing examples.
failures = list of failing examples.
Both successes and failures contain the example name, target and compile chain
Args:
config - the json object imported from the file.
toolchains - List of toolchains to compile for.
results - results of the compilation stage.
"""
results = {}
valid_examples = Set(examples)
print("\nCompiling example repos....\n")
for example in config['examples']:
example_names = [basename(x['repo']) for x in get_repo_list(example)]
common_examples = valid_examples.intersection(Set(example_names))
if not common_examples:
continue
failures = []
successes = []
compiled = True
pass_status = True
if example['compile']:
for repo_info in get_repo_list(example):
name = basename(repo_info['repo'])
os.chdir(name)
# Check that the target, toolchain and features combinations are valid and return a
# list of valid combinations to work through
for target, toolchain in target_cross_toolchain(valid_choices(example['targets'], targets),
valid_choices(example['toolchains'], toolchains),
example['features']):
print("Compiling %s for %s, %s" % (name, target, toolchain))
proc = subprocess.Popen(["mbed-cli", "compile", "-t", toolchain,
"-m", target, "--silent"])
proc.wait()
example_summary = "{} {} {}".format(name, target, toolchain)
if proc.returncode:
failures.append(example_summary)
else:
successes.append(example_summary)
os.chdir("..")
# If there are any compilation failures for the example 'set' then the overall status is fail.
if len(failures) > 0:
pass_status = False
else:
compiled = False
results[example['name']] = [compiled, pass_status, successes, failures]
return results
def update_mbedos_version(config, tag, examples):
""" For each example repo identified in the config json object, update the version of
mbed-os to that specified by the supplied GitHub tag. This function assumes that each
example repo has already been cloned.
Args:
config - the json object imported from the file.
tag - GitHub tag corresponding to a version of mbed-os to upgrade to.
"""
print("Updating mbed-os in examples to version %s\n" % tag)
for example in config['examples']:
if example['name'] not in examples:
continue
for repo_info in get_repo_list(example):
update_dir = basename(repo_info['repo']) + "/mbed-os"
print("\nChanging dir to %s\n" % update_dir)
os.chdir(update_dir)
subprocess.call(["mbed-cli", "update", tag, "--clean"])
os.chdir("../..")