gdeps package

Subpackages

• gdeps.test package
  • Submodules
  • gdeps.test.codeblocks-python module
  • gdeps.test.folder module
  • gdeps.test.settings module
  • gdeps.test.test_7Zip module
  • gdeps.test.test_bakefile module
  • gdeps.test.test_boost module
  • gdeps.test.test_cmake module
  • gdeps.test.test_codeblocks module
  • gdeps.test.test_compiler module
  • gdeps.test.test_config module
  • gdeps.test.test_make module
  • gdeps.test.test_mingw module
  • gdeps.test.test_project module
  • gdeps.test.test_reporting module
  • gdeps.test.test_repository module
  • gdeps.test.test_system module
  • gdeps.test.test_target module
  • gdeps.test.test_visualstudio module
  • gdeps.test.test_zip module
  • gdeps.test.test_zlib module
  • gdeps.test.zip module
  • Module contents

Submodules

gdeps.archive module

class gdeps.archive.Archive(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inArchiveUrl, inSectionName, inExePath)

Bases: gdeps.config.Config, gdeps.reporting.Reporting

callWithLogFile(inCommand, inLogFileName, inReport, inReportParser, inAppend=False)

Useful to call a command line, add and fill the reporting. :param inLogFileName: the log filename without wildcard. :type inLogFileName: str :param inAppend: if True append standard output at the end of file,

if False overwrite the file

Note

http://www.robvanderwoude.com/redirection.php

download()

Download the archive on the current directory :return: The reporting. :rtype: GDeps.MacroReporting

Note

https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/urllib.request.html#module-urllib.request https://docs.python.org/3.0/library/urllib.request.html

Todo

Write a report

extract()

Override this method to extract the archive in inFolderPath

Returns:The reporting. Return type:GDeps.MacroReporting

Note

Create the folder to extract the archive.

getCMDExePath()

getExtractDir()

m_ArchiveUrl = None

Archive url

m_FolderPath = None

create this sub folder name and extract inside it.

m_LogFileDirectory = None

store the log file directory

read(inSection)

write()

gdeps.bakefile module

class gdeps.bakefile.Bakefile029(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers=[], inIdes=[], inExePath='', inTypeName='')

Bases: gdeps.make.Make

buildDigitalMars(inMakePath, inSolutionPath, inBuildType, inCompiler, inTarget, inLogFilePath)

buildMingw(inMakePath, inSolutionPath, inBuildType, inCompiler, inTarget, inLogFilePath)

buildVisualCPP(inMakePath, inSolutionPath, inBuildType, inCompiler, inTarget, inLogFilePath)

cleanArgs(inArgs)

The args has to begin with a space

Todo

has to be remove and use getParams

getBuildType(inTargetType)

getOutputFolders()

If OUTPUT_FOLDERS is define. This function return a list of folders where the generated files are located. :return: a list of pair : first = parent folder, second = folder name :rtype: array of [str, str]

getParams(inTargetArgs, inCompiler, inSeparator=' ', inEqualSign='=')

Returns:the arguments to call the maker Return type:str

Example with wxWidgets:

>>> 'SHARED=1 MONOLITHIC=1 UNICODE=1'

getProjectWildcard(inCompiler)

:return : The wildcard of associate solution.

static getTypeName()

isCompatible(inCompiler)

isDigitalMars(inCompiler)

isMingw(inCompiler)

isVC(inCompiler)

Parameters:inCompiler (GDeps.Compiler) – A compiler instance to retrieve the compiler type. Returns:True if microsoft visual c++ compiler Return type:bool

make()

useOuputFolders()

class gdeps.bakefile.Bakefile125(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers=[], inIdes=[], inExePath='', inTypeName='')

Bases: gdeps.make.Make

gdeps.boost module

class gdeps.boost.boost(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers, inIdes, inExeName='b2.exe', inExePath='*.DEFAULT.*', inTypeName='boost2')

Bases: gdeps.make.Make

To build the boost library is not necessary to use an external boost.build. But if you want you can use your boost.build to build boost.

To install boost.build :

Todo

Watch for boostJam

Repository :

clone git@github.com:boostorg/build.git // If you haven’t a Github account or you don’t want add an ssh key use the subversion link on https://github.com/boostorg/build or download the zip file :

https://github.com/boostorg/build/archive/develop.zip

callexe(inCompiler, inTargetArgs, inLogFilePath, inVariant='release', inLink='shared', inAdressModel='64', inToolSet='gcc', inEnv={}, inThreading='multi')

callexes(inCompiler, inAdressModel='64', inToolSet='gcc', inEnv={})

Returns:

A dictionary { reportId : log file path } to make the compiler reporting

getBuildPath()

Example: .toolsbuildv2enginesrc

getConfigFlags(inCompiler)

getLink(aTargetArgs)

getVariant(aTargetArgs)

getb2Flags(inCompiler)

getboostCompilerIds(inCompiler)

Returns:the adress model, compiler id for bootstrap, compiler id for

b2/bjam

m_ExeName = None

The maker executable name is function of the boost version.

make()

See:

http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_59_0/more/getting_started/unix-variants.html#identify-your-toolset http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/bbv2/jam.html http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/bbv2/reference/tools.html

Clang:

http://blog.llvm.org/2010/05/clang-builds-boost.html https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8486077/how-to-compile-link-boost-with-clang-libc

Digital Mars

http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_33_1/tools/build/v1/dmc-stlport-tools.jam

maketargets(inCompiler, inAdressModel='64', inBootStrapArg='mingw', inToolSet='gcc')

read(inSection)

If you haven’t «boost.build» to build boost :

You haven’t to define a config section with the value >>> exepath=r”.\”

if you have boost.build :

define the boostrap.bat path

Example

>>> [boost2_build_dir]
>>> exepath=r"X:\\boost-build\\"

writeUserConfigJam(inCompiler, inTargetArgs)

For one compiler we rewrite the user-config.jam close to the project jamroot.jam.

See:

http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/bbv2/overview/configuration.html

class gdeps.boost.boost2(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers, inIdes=[], inExePath='*.DEFAULT.*')

Bases: gdeps.boost.boost

See: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/master/doc/html/bbv2.html

getBuildPath()

static getExeName()

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.boost.boostJam(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers, inIdes=[], inExePath='*.DEFAULT.*')

Bases: gdeps.boost.boost

See: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_46_1/more/getting_started/windows.html

getBuildPath()

static getExeName()

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.boost.boostSelector(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers, inIdes=[], inExePath='*.DEFAULT.*')

Bases: object

isACompilerForB2(inCompiler)

isACompilerForJam(inCompiler)

make()

class gdeps.boost.boostTarget

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

static getReportId(inVariant='release', inLink='shared', inAdressModel='64', inToolSet='gcc', inThreading='multi')

m_ErrorRegexp = None

See: http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/jam/miscellaneous.html

class gdeps.boost.boostrapReport

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

m_ErrorRegexp = None

See: http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/jam/miscellaneous.html

gdeps.clang module

class gdeps.clang.Clang(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inDir, inAdressModel, inTypeName)

Bases: gdeps.compiler.Compiler

@link http://llvm.org/docs/GettingStarted.html#getting-a-modern-host-c-toolchain @link http://clang.llvm.org/docs/UsersManual.html#id7

getArDir()

getCDir()

getCxxDir()

getLinkDir()

getMakeDir()

getNmDir()

getObjDIr()

getObjDumb()

getRanLib()

getRcDir()

static getStaticLibraryWildCard()

Returns:The extension of the static library associate with this compiler. Return type:str

getStrip()

class gdeps.clang.Clang_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='clang_32', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\LLVM\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.clang.Clang

Default path : C:Program Files (x86)LLVMbin

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.clang.Clang_64(inConfigFile, inSectionName='clang_64', inDir='C:\\Program Files\\LLVM\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.clang.Clang

Default path : C:Program FilesLLVMbin

static getTypeName()

gdeps.cmake module

class gdeps.cmake.CMake(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers, inIdes, inExePath='', inListeners=[])

Bases: gdeps.make.Make

CMake command line implementation See:

https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.4/manual/cmake.1.html

build(inIde, inCompiler, inTargetArgs, inLogFilePath)

downFolder(inLocalName)

class generate_cmake_dep(inName, inNeedPath=True)

Bases: gdeps.cmake.generate_cmake_param

write(inProjectName)

class CMake.generate_cmake_include(inName)

Bases: gdeps.cmake.generate_cmake_param

write(inProjectName)

static CMake.generate_cmake_list(inFolderDir, inProjectName, inFilesList=[], inExcludeFiles=[], inFindFiles=True, inRecursive=True, inExcludeDirectories=[], inIncludeDirectoriesList=[], inExcludeIncludeDirectories=[], inAdditionalDirectories=[], inIsLib=True, inWildcards=['cpp', 'h', 'cxx', 'tpp', 'c', 'hxx', 'hpp'], inDefinitions=[], inParams=[])

Helper to generate a very simple CMakelist.txt.

Parameters:

• inFolderDir (str) – The CmakeList will be create here and the sources and includes files will be search inside this folder.
• inProjectName (str) – The name of the project without space separators
• inFilesList (array of (str,str)) – You can specify a list of files. (The path is relative to the folder dir, The file name with the extension)
• inExcludeFiles (array of (str,str)) – You can specify a list of ignored files. (The path is relative to the folder dir, The file name with the extension)
• inFindFiles (bool) – If true gdeps will search every files matching to the extension. (inWildcards)
• inRecursive (bool) – If True gdeps will search inside to the sub folders
• inExcludeDirectories (array of str) – List of directories will be exclude from the files searching and from the include directories description.
• inIncludeDirectoriesList (array of str) – If it’s not empty the include directories description will be define by this array of directories.
• inExcludeIncludeDirectories (array of str) – inExcludeIncludeDirectories will be use to exclude some directories from include directories description.
• inAdditionalDirectories (array of str) – Specify the additional directories here. >>> [‘./../’]
• inIsLib (bool) – If True cmake will create a project to generate a lib if not an executable.
• inWildcards (array of str) – Specify the extension files like cxx, hpp, htt etc.
• inDefinitions (array of str) – Define the compilation definitions. Example: >>> [‘DOUBLE_PRECISION’, ‘BUILD_DLL’, ‘USE_OPTION1’]
• inParams (array of generate_cmake_param) – Additional dependencies to build the project

Todo

target_link_libraries

Note

to use the CMakelists.txt you have GDeps_DEF_32 and GDeps_DEF_64 to define your definitions.

>>> release = gdeps.TargetArgs(gdeps.Target.release_static, inArgs={}, inx86Args={'-DGDeps_DEF_32': '-D_M_IX86'}, inx64Args={'-DGDeps_DEF_64': '-D_M_X64'}, inCompilersArgs={}, inIdeArgs={})

By default the type is STATIC. The type can be STATIC or SHARED based on whether the current value of the variable BUILD_SHARED_LIBS is true. See https://cmake.org/cmake/help/cmake2.6docs.html#command:add_library

class CMake.generate_cmake_param

Bases: object

write(inProjectName)

static CMake.getBuildType(inTargetType)

Returns:the CMake associate target ID. Is not necessary the same IDE

buildType.

See:

https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.4/variable/CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE.html

CMake.getLogFilePath(inTargetType, inCompiler, inIde)

Returns:the log file path function of the build type and the model address

static CMake.getMakeID(inIde, inCompiler)

Return the CMake Generator ID

See:

https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.4/manual/cmake-generators.7.html#manual:cmake-generators%287%29

Todo

check the CMake version and add or not the suffix for the Visual Studio

For compatibility with CMake versions prior to 3.0, one may specify this generator using the name “Visual Studio 12” without the year component.

Clang:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7031126/switching-between-gcc-and-clang-llvm-using-cmake

Architecture:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5334095/cmake-multiarchitecture-compilation

static CMake.getTypeName()

static CMake.getWildCard(inIde)

Returns:the ide project wildcard ex : worspace, sln…

static CMake.get_build_path(inFolderDir, inIde, inCompiler, inTarget)

Returns:The path generate by gdeps.cmake for this configuration. Example:

‘C:gdepsProjectsogredepsogredepsCodeBlocksMingw_32

elease_dynamic’

rtype:str

CMake.make()

CMake.makeTarget(inIde, inCompiler, inTargetArgs, inMacroReporting)

CMake.setupCompilerPATHS(inCompiler)

See: https://cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#Method_2:_use_cmake_-D

CMake.upFolder()

class gdeps.cmake.CMakeListener

Bases: object

Override this class to define some actions inside CMake process

afterMake(inCmake, inIde, inCompiler, inTargetArgs)

Or before ide build

class gdeps.cmake.CMakerapReport

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

gdeps.codeblocks module

class gdeps.codeblocks.CodeBlocks(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inCompilers, inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.ide.Ide

Code::Blocks is a free C, C++ and Fortran IDE built to meet the most demanding needs of its users. It is designed to be very extensible and fully configurable.

Config KEY username : default value “”

Trouble shooting :

If you have :

cl Command line warning D9024 : unrecognized source file type

the error come from CB :

Sometime CB generate a good command line with a good include directory : [...] /IX:GDeps runkGDepsgdeps est est_codeblocks-solutiondir0 [...]

sometime no : cl.exe /nologo X:GDeps runkGDepsgdeps est est_codeblocks-solutiondir0

The reason you project options, you have to define your include in the directory section and not in the option section.

Good : Test_Project-0error0warning.cbp

<Compiler>

<Add directory=”$(#test_CB_dir)” />

</Compiler>

Bad: Test_Project-1error.cbp

<Compiler>

<Add option=”$(#test_CB_dir)” />

</Compile

beginGCV(inParams)

@link https://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/mmpc/shared/variables.aspx

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName='all', inLogFilePath='Output_Buid_CodeBlocks.log', inWildCard='cbp', inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

Build the project or the solution file from the current dir.

Keywords arguments :

param inProjectPath:  

the project path

param inProjectName:  

the project or the solution name

param inCompiler:  

allow the ide to know witch compiler it has to call, like to define the address model

param inTargetName:  

with codeblocks always “all”

param inLogFilePath:  

define the output file log

param inWildCard:  

project wildcard == cbp solution wildcard = workspace

param inRebuildAll:  

by default we rebuild all. This is a chronophage but cleaner. default( True )

param inIdeParams:  

To define GCV (Global compiler variable) use this syntax :

inPrams[#MY_GCV] = “C:PATHMYGCV”

param inCompilerArgs:  

Send the associate compilers arguments.

type inCompilerArgs:  

dict { str : array of str } >>> {[‘CXXFLAGS’] : [‘-g -std=c++11 -Wall -pedantic’]} or it can be like that >>> {[‘CXXFLAGS’] : [‘-g’, ‘-std=c++11’, ‘-Wall’, ‘-pedantic’]}

Actually the the key doesn’t matter. All it’s a compiler option.

todo:

USe the compiler option flags ‘CFLAGS’ and ‘CXXFLAGS’

endGCV()

static getTemporaryCBConfigDir()

return a directory ( the current dir for the build ) to: - copy the self.m_CBConfigDir - modify this one - build with this Config file

static getTypeName()

ms_ConfFileName = '\\\\default.conf'

Default CodeBlocks config filename.

ms_KeyAppdataCBDir = 'appdatacbdir'

The key config file is “appdatacbdir”

Example :

appdatacbdir = C:\Users\Gandi\AppData\Roaming\codeblocks

@remarks your are not oblige to define this key but if you use a daemon

the default user will be the system and not the current session user. The result of this is Codeblocks cannot find the default.conf. In this case you have to define the default.conf directory.

@remarks For each build we use a copy of this one in a temporary

directory

parse_ide_option_args(parameters)

read(inSection)

write()

gdeps.compiler module

class gdeps.compiler.Compiler(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inDir, inAdressModel, inTypeName)

Bases: gdeps.config.Config, gdeps.reporting.Reporting

getAdressModel()

static getDynamicLibraryWildCard()

getMakeDir()

getToolChain()

Returns:The compiler tool chain { command line name : the full path of the application } Return type:dict { str : str }

>>> return {'cl': os.path.normpath(self.m_Dir + r'\\' + 'cl.exe'),
>>>         'link': os.path.normpath(self.m_Dir + r'\\' + 'link.exe')}

m_Dir = None

inDir examples : >>> “C:\TDM-GCC-32\bin”, >>> “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\VC\bin”

read(inSection)

setvars()

Set the compiler’s environments variables Default implementation

write()

Returns:aSection Return type:a kind of dictionary

gdeps.compiler.getCompilers(inConfigFile, inCompilersAliasNames)

Parameters:

• inConfigFile (GDeps.ConfigFile) – Config file instance
• inCompilersAliasNames (array of str) –

gdeps.config module

class gdeps.config.Alias(inConfigFile, inSectionName)

Bases: gdeps.config.Config

static getSubAlias(inSection, inPrefix='alias')

return all the items into a section with the prefix inPrefix

read(inSection)

write()

class gdeps.config.Config(inConfigFile, inSectionName='')

Bases: object

Some class need to load some data. To do that they have to be a child of this one.

Load()

read(inSection)

write()

class gdeps.config.ConfigFile(inFilePath='')

Bases: configparser.ConfigParser

Each object with a Config has to be link with a ConfigFile. @link https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/configparser.html

getIncludes(inSectionName)

return a dictionary with all the pair{ key : items } into a section with the prefix GDeps.Keys.ms_IncludePrefix

getSection(inSectionName)

carefully with the full cycle inclusion. There are no security for that.

m_Includes = None

{ key : ConfigFile } The includes have to be write in the config file with a relative filepath from the directory of self.m_FilePath. They will be store in m_Includes with a global path

m_SetionDirectories = None

if a section has a location into a another include, you have to add this one in this dictionary { section name : include key } include key € m_Includes

sectionRead(inConfig)

Read from the section name from file config

sectionWrite(inConfig)

gdeps.cvs module

class gdeps.cvs.Cvs(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inReposUrl, inCloneArgs='', inUpdateArgs='', inSectionName='cvs', inExePath='C:\cvs\cvs.exe')

Bases: gdeps.repository.Versioning

clean()

Usage: cvs unedit [-lR] [<file>]...

-l	Local directory only, not recursive.
-R	Process directories recursively (default).

(Specify the –help global option for a list of other help options.)

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1812618/cvs-cleaning-up-the-cvs-repository

clone()

cvs checkout [-ANPRcflnps] [-r rev] [-D date] [-d dir] [-j rev1] [-j rev2] [-k kopt] modules...

-A	Reset any sticky tags/date/kopts.
-N	Don’t shorten module paths if -d specified.
-P	Prune empty directories.
-R	Process directories recursively.
-c	“cat” the module database.
-f	Force a head revision match if tag/date not found.
-l	Local directory only, not recursive
-n	Do not run module program (if any).
-p	Check out files to standard output (avoids stickiness).
-s	Like -c, but include module status.
-r rev	Check out revision or tag. (implies -P) (is sticky)

-D date Check out revisions as of date. (implies -P) (is sticky) -d dir Check out into dir instead of module name. -k kopt Use RCS kopt -k option on checkout. (is sticky) -j rev Merge in changes made between current revision and rev.

getFolderRepoConfigPath()

update()

Usage: cvs update [-APCdflRp] [-k kopt] [-r rev] [-D date] [-j rev] [-I ign] [-W spec] [files...]

-A	Reset any sticky tags/date/kopts.
-P	Prune empty directories.
-C	Overwrite locally modified files with clean repository copies.
-d	Build directories, like checkout does.
-f	Force a head revision match if tag/date not found.
-l	Local directory only, no recursion.
-R	Process directories recursively.
-p	Send updates to standard output (avoids stickiness).

-k kopt Use RCS kopt -k option on checkout. (is sticky) -r rev Update using specified revision/tag (is sticky). -D date Set date to update from (is sticky). -j rev Merge in changes made between current revision and rev. -I ign More files to ignore (! to reset). -W spec Wrappers specification line.

gdeps.dm module

class gdeps.dm.DigitalMars(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inDir, inAdressModel, inTypeName)

Bases: gdeps.compiler.Compiler

getCDir()

getCxxDir()

getLinkDir()

getMakeDir()

getRcDir()

getToolChain()

class gdeps.dm.Dm_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='dm_32', inDir='C:\\dm\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.dm.DigitalMars

Implementation of Digitalmars 32 bits.

Note

By default we use `the STL port<https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/340777/digital-mars-unable-to-open-input-file-iostream>`_

static getStaticLibraryWildCard()

Returns:The extension of the static library associate with this compiler. Return type:str

static getTypeName()

getUpdateEnvarBatch()

setvars()

gdeps.git module

class gdeps.git.Git(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inReposUrl, inCloneArgs='', inUpdateArgs='', inSectionName='git', inExePath='C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe')

Bases: gdeps.repository.Versioning

clean()

The log file will be self.m_LogFileDirectory + “git-clean.log”

clone()

How to clone a branch:

gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoCloneArgs: “–branch boost-1.64.0”

The logs files will be:

self.m_LogFileDirectory + “git-clone.log”

and also if there are Clone Args :

self.m_LogFileDirectory + “git-checkout.log”

usage: git clone [<options>] [–] <repo> [<dir>]

-v, --verbose	be more verbose
-q, --quiet	be more quiet
--progress	force progress reporting
-n, --no-checkout
	don’t create a checkout
--bare	create a bare repository
--mirror	create a mirror repository (implies bare)
-l, --local	to clone from a local repository
--no-hardlinks	don’t use local hardlinks, always copy
-s, --shared	setup as shared repository
--recursive	initialize submodules in the clone
--recurse-submodules
	initialize submodules in the clone
--template <template-directory>
	directory from which templates will be used
--reference <repo>
	reference repository
--dissociate	use –reference only while cloning
-o, --origin <name>
	use <name> instead of ‘origin’ to track upstream
-b, --branch <branch>
	checkout <branch> instead of the remote’s HEAD
-u, --upload-pack <path>
	path to git-upload-pack on the remote
--depth <depth>
	create a shallow clone of that depth
--single-branch
	clone only one branch, HEAD or –branch
--separate-git-dir <gitdir>
	separate git dir from working tree
-c, --config <key=value>
	set config inside the new repository

getFolderRepoConfigPath()

m_CMDSetSSL = None

SSL certificate problem: self signed certificate in certificate chain @link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11621768/how-can-i-make-git-accept-a-self-signed-certificate

subModuleUpdate(inReport)

Has to be call after a clone and an update.

update()

The log file will be self.m_LogFileDirectory + “git-update.log”

gdeps.hg module

class gdeps.hg.Mercurial(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inReposUrl, inCloneArgs='', inUpdateArgs='', inSectionName='hg', inExePath='C:\\Program Files\\Mercurial\\hg.exe')

Bases: gdeps.repository.Versioning

clean()

http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/GitConcepts http://antonym.org/2010/04/25-tips-for-intermediate-mercurial-users.html

clone()

getFolderRepoConfigPath()

update()

gdeps.ide module

class gdeps.ide.Ide(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inTypeName, inCompilers=[], inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.config.Config, gdeps.reporting.Reporting

Define the IDE base class

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName, inLogFilePath, inWildCard, inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

Build the project or the solution file from the current directory.

Keywords arguments :

param inProjectPath:  The project path type inProjectPath:  str param inProjectName:  The project or the solution name type inProjectName:  str param inCompiler:  allow the ide to know witch compiler it has to call, like to define the address model type inCompiler:  Gdeps.Compiler param inTargetName:  depend of your maker generally it can be all, release or debug. type inTargetName:  str param inLogFilePath:  define the output file log type inLogFilePath:  str param inWildCard:  the projection or solution extension type inWildCard:  str param inRebuildAll:  by default we rebuild all. This is a chronophage but cleaner. default( True ) type inRebuildAll:  bool param inIdeParams:  For each IDE you can add some parameters here type inIdeParams:  dict param inCompilerArgs:  Send the associate compilers arguments. type inCompilerArgs:  dict { str : array of str }

getBuildName(inCompiler, inTargetType)

return a name to identify within the current ide builds.

static getBuildType(inTargetType)

Returns:The associate build target Id. Here it’s a default implementation. Return type:str

read(inSection)

Read the IDE config file section

write()

Write the IDE config file section

class gdeps.ide.IdeBuilder(inIde, inSolutionName, inWildCard, inTargets, inFolderDir, inArgs, inLogFileOutPutDir='', inOverrideBuildType='')

Bases: object

without a maker build a Project or a Workspace/Solution with a IDE

getLogFilePath(inTargetType, inCompiler)

return the log file path function of the build type and the model address

go()

return a GDeps.MacroReporting

gdeps.keys module

class gdeps.keys.Keys

Bases: object

Contain all the keys can be use in your project. You can copy the string for more clarity or to detect the futures changes use GDeps.Keys.ms_XXX

Example

>>> params["maker_subir"] = "subdir1/subdir/"

or

>>> params[GDeps.Keys.ms_SubDir] = "subdir1/subdir/"

ms_ArchiveFolder = 'archive_folderdir'

To override the default GDeps.Keys.ms_FolderDir extract path.

Example

>>> scriptdir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
>>>
>>> params["folderdir"] = scriptdir + "\codeblocks"
>>> params["archiver_alias"] = "7zip"
>>> params["archive_url"] = "http://gdeps.org/archives/zip-2.3-3-bin.zip"
>>> params["archive_folderdir"] = aParams["folderdir"] + "\src"

ms_ArchiveUrl = 'archive_url'

This is the archive url

Example

>>> params["archiver_alias"] = "7zip"
>>> params["archive_url"] = "http://gdeps.org/archives/zip-2.3-3-bin.zip"

ms_ArchiverAlias = 'archiver_alias'

Alias to use a file achiver to download and extract an archive.

The possible alias type are:

1. SevenZip

Example

Project file:

>>> params["archiver_alias"] = "7zip"

Config file:

The 7zip Alias

>>> [7zip]
>>> type=SevenZip
>>> name=7zip_dir

The 7zip directory:

>>> [7zip_dir]
>>> exepath=C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe

ms_BakeFile029OutputFolders = 'OUTPUT_FOLDERS'

See the argument inArgs of constructor GDeps.Bakefile029 Example

‘OUTPUT_FOLDERS’ : aFolderDir + r’buildmsw;’ + aFolderDir + r’lib;’

ms_BakeFile029UseSameOutputFolder = 'USE_SAME_OUTPUT_FOLDER'

See the argument inArgs of constructor GDeps.Bakefile029 Example

‘USE_SAME_OUTPUT_FOLDER’ : True

ms_CompilerAliasPrefix = 'compiler'

In your config file define a compiler with the prefix : «compiler» and add the alias key word to link with the compiler config

Example

>>> [compiler_0]
>>> type=Mingw_32
>>> name=mingw_32
>>>
>>> [compiler_windows]
>>> type=VC120_32
>>> name=vc120_32
>>>
>>> [compilerOldVC]
>>> type=VC90_32
>>> name=vc90_32
>>>
>>> [mingw_32]
>>> dir = C:\TDM-GCC-32\bin
>>>
>>> [vc90_32]
>>> dir = C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE
>>>
>>> [vc120_32]
>>> dir = C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\VC\bin

ms_ConfigFilePath = 'config_filepath'

The config dir + filename

ms_ExePath = 'exepath'

Some object config need to have an executable directory

Be care full (or not some time no!!!) don’t write manually the paths with double backslash \ but only one backslash the python parser add the double backslash \

ms_FolderDir = 'folderdir'

It can be name : working directory. The folder where the repository will be clone/checkout. It’s also the project default maker/ide... directory

ms_IdeAddInclude = 'ide_add_include'

>>> params["ide_add_include"] = [r'X:\libA\include', r'X:\libB\include']

ms_IdeAlias = 'ide_alias'

Use a specific ide to build a workspace/solution/project. To do that you can create manually a prefab to retrieve the ide section name.

Example

See test_codeblocks.py

>>> aConfigFile = GDeps.ConfigFile( settings.g_CurrendFolder + "\\test_codeblocks.cfg" )
>>> aIdeAlias = GDeps.Alias( aConfigFile, 'codeblocks' )
>>>
>>> aCompilers = {}
>>>
>>> aCodeBlocksIDE = getattr( GDeps, aIdeAlias.m_Type )( aConfigFile, aIdeAlias.m_Name, aCompilers )
>>>
>>> gcvs = {}
>>> gcvs['#wx'] = self.m_wx28
>>> gcvs['#cb_release_type'] = '-O2'
>>> gcvs['#cb'] = aCodeBlocksIDE.m_Dir
>>> gcvs['#boost'] = self.m_boost
>>>
>>> params = {}
>>>
>>> params["config_filepath"] = settings.g_CurrendFolder + "\\test_codeblocks.cfg"
>>>
>>> params["folderdir"] = settings.g_CurrendFolder + "\\codeblocks\\src"
>>>
>>> params["repo_alias"] = "svn"
>>> params["repo_url"] = "svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/codeblocks/code/trunk"
>>> params["ide_alias"] = aIdeAlias.m_SectionName
>>> params["ide_solutionname"] = "CodeBlocks"
>>> params["ide_args"] = gcvs
>>> params["ide_wildcard"] = "workspace"
>>>
>>> project = GDeps.Projects(params)
>>> project.go()

ms_IdeAliasList = 'ide_alias_list'

Use a specific list of ide to build a workspace/solution/project. To do that you can create manually a prefab to retrieve the ides section name.

Example

See test_codeblocks.py

>>> aConfigFile = GDeps.ConfigFile(settings.g_CurrendFolder + "\\test_codeblocks.cfg")
>>>
>>> params = {}
>>>
>>> params["config_filepath"] = settings.g_CurrendFolder + "\\test_codeblocks.cfg"
>>>
>>> params["folderdir"] = settings.g_CurrendFolder + "\\codeblocks\\src"
>>>
>>> params["repo_alias"] = "svn"
>>> params["repo_url"] = "svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/codeblocks/code/trunk"
>>> ide_list = []
>>>
>>> cb_section = 'codeblocks'
>>> if configFile.getSection(cb_section):
>>>     aIdeAlias = GDeps.Alias(aConfigFile, cb_section)
>>>
>>>     aCompilers = {}
>>>
>>>     aCodeBlocksIDE = getattr(GDeps, aIdeAlias.m_Type)(aConfigFile, aIdeAlias.m_Name, aCompilers)
>>>
>>>     gcvs = {}
>>>     gcvs['#wx'] = self.m_wx28
>>>     gcvs['#cb_release_type'] = '-O2'
>>>     gcvs['#cb'] = aCodeBlocksIDE.m_Dir
>>>     gcvs['#boost'] = self.m_boost
>>>
>>>     ide_1 = {}
>>>     ide_1["ide_alias"] = aIdeAlias.m_SectionName
>>>     ide_1["ide_solutionname"] = "Test"
>>>     ide_1["ide_args"] = gcvs
>>>     ide_1["ide_wildcard"] = "workspace"
>>>
>>>     ide_list.append(ide_1)
>>>
>>> ide_2 = {}
>>> ide_2["ide_alias"] = 'visual2010'
>>> ide_2["ide_solutionname"] = "Test"
>>> ide_2["ide_wildcard"] = "sln"
>>> ide_list.append(ide_2)
>>>
>>> params['ide_alias_list'] = ide_list
>>>
>>> project = GDeps.Projects(params)
>>> project.go()

ms_IdeAliasPrefix = 'ide'

In your config file define an ide with the prefix “ide” and add the alias key word to link with the ide config By default the prefix is ide.

Example

>>> [ide_0]
>>> type=CodeBlocks
>>> name=cb_32
>>> compiler_alias_0=compiler_0
>>> # see also ms_CompilerAliasPrefix example
>>>
>>> [ide_1]
>>> type=Visual2008
>>> name=vc2008_32
>>> compiler_alias_0=compilerOldVC
>>> # see also ms_CompilerAliasPrefix example
>>>
>>> [ide_2]
>>> type=Visual2013
>>> name=vc2013_32
>>> compiler_alias_0=compiler_windows
>>> # see also ms_CompilerAliasPrefix example
>>>
>>> [cb_32]
>>> dir = C:\CodeBlocks
>>>
>>> [vc2008_32]
>>> dir = C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE
>>>
>>> [vc2013_32]
>>> dir = C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\12.0\Bin

ms_IdeArgs = 'ide_args'

To pass a dictionary arguments.

Example

>>> gcvs = {}
>>> gcvs['#wx'] = self.m_wx28
>>> gcvs['#cb_release_type'] = '-O2'
>>> gcvs['#cb'] = aCodeBlocksIDE.m_Dir
>>> gcvs['#boost'] = self.m_boost

[...]

>>> params["ide_args"] = gcvs

ms_IdeSolutionName = 'ide_solutionname'

For the ide define the solution name without the wildcard.

Example:

test_codeblocks.py

>>> params["ide_solutionname"] = "cbil"
>>> params["ide_args"] = aGCVs
>>> params["ide_wildcard"] = "workspace"

ms_IdeSolutionSubDir = 'ide_solutionsubdir'

Specify the solution directory inside the folder dir. Usually the associate value it’s a string.

The default value is empty.

A possible value is “src”. In this case the solution path is in folderdir + “\” + “src”

ms_IdeTargetName = 'ide_targetname'

Sometime you have to override the usual target name

Example

Usually the codeblocks solution have the target “all” write in minuscule. For the Codeblecks project we have to redine it with a majuscule.

>>> params["ide_targetname"] = "All"

ms_IdeWildcard = 'ide_wildcard'

The wildcard for the ide project

The possible values are:

1. workspace (CB)
2. cbp (CB)
3. sln (VC90 & VC120)
4. vcproj (VC90)
5. vcxproj (VC120)

Example

test_codeblocks.py

>>> params["ide_wildcard"] = "workspace"

ms_IncludePrefix = 'include'

To merge others config with your config file.

@remarks be carefully with the full cycle inclusion. There are no

security for that.

Example

Config file:

>>>     [tag]
>>>     include_directories="..\\directories.cfg"

ms_MakerAlias = 'maker_alias'

To link with a maker define in the config file

The possible alias type are:

1. CMake

Example

Project file:

>>> params["maker_alias"] = "cmake"

Config file:

The cmake Alias:

>>> [cmake]
>>> type=CMake
>>> name=cmake32

The CMake configuration:

>>> [cmake32]
>>> exepath="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\CMake\\bin\\cmake.exe"

Some maker doesn’t need an application to generate the solution.

To define them you have to use gdeps.Keys.ms_MakerType and not gdeps.Keys.ms_MakerAlias

ms_MakerArgs = 'maker_args'

Specify the arguments to the maker. Usually the associate value it’s a dictionary.

ms_MakerExePath = 'maker_exepath'

Define the exepath to execute the maker

Example

Project file:

>>> params["maker_exepath"] = "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\CMake\\bin\\cmake.exe"

Config file:

The cmake Alias:

>>> [cmake]
>>> type=CMake
>>> name=cmake32

he CMake configuration:

>>> [cmake32]
>>> exepath="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\CMakexXx\\bin\\cmake.exe"

In this example the cmake exepath value will be :

“C:\Program Files (x86)\CMake\bin\cmake.exe”

ms_MakerSolutionName = 'maker_solutionname'

Define the solution name for the maker

Example

[...]

>>> params["maker_type"] = "Bakefile029"
>>> params["maker_solutionname"] = "makefile"

[...]

ms_MakerSubDir = 'maker_subdir'

Specify the makfile directory inside the folder dir. Usually the associate value it’s a string.

ms_MakerType = 'maker_type'

Some maker doesn’t need an application to generate the solution. To define them you have to use this key.

The possible values are:

1. boost2
2. boostJam
3. Bakefile029

Example

>>> params["maker_type"] = "Bakefile029"

ms_RepoAlias = 'repo_alias'

Alias to link with a version control system config.

The possible alias type are:

1. Git
2. Mercurial
3. Svn

Example

Project file:

>>> params["repo_alias"] = "hg"

Config file:

The Mercurial Alias

>>> [hg]
>>> type=Mercurial
>>> name=hg_64

The Mercurial directory:

>>> [hg_64]
>>> exepath="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\CMake\\bin\\cmake.exe"

ms_RepoCloneArgs = 'repo_cloneargs'

For some repository use that to add some parameters.

Example

1. >>> gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoAlias: = "git",
   >>> gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoUrl: "https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets.git",
   >>> gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoCloneArgs: "--branch WX_3_0_BRANCH",
   

2. >>> gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoAlias: "git",
   >>> gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoUrl: "https://github.com/boostorg/boost.git",
   >>> gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoCloneArgs: "--branch boost-1.64.0",
   

ms_RepoDir = 'repo_dir'

Only for the repository define into the repository list. Please see GDeps.Keys.ms_RepoList. Define the directory inside the folder dir.

ms_RepoList = 'repo_list'

For some repository use that to add some parameters. You can mix «repo_alias» and «repo_list».

Example

the repository A will be clone to the project «folderdir» the repository B will be clone to the project «repo_dir» a sub dir of «folderdir» The cloning order will be :

1. http://git.code.sf.net/p/tinyxml/git

2) repo_a 2) repo_b

>>> params = []
>>> params["folderdir"] = scriptdir + r"\dummy_example"
>>> params[gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoAlias] = "git"
>>> params[gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoUrl] = "http://git.code.sf.net/p/tinyxml/git"
>>> params[gdeps.Keys.ms_RepoCloneArgs] = 'tinyxml-git'
>>>
>>> repo_a = {}
>>> repo_a["repo_alias"] = "hg"
>>> repo_a["repo_url"] = "ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/cabalistic/ogredeps"
>>> repo_a["repo_updateargs"] = "tip"
>>>
>>> repo_b = {}
>>> repo_b["repo_dir"] = r"\wxwidgets_2_8"
>>> repo_b["repo_alias"] = "svn"
>>> repo_b["repo_url"] = "http://svn.wxwidgets.org/svn/wx/wxWidgets/branches/WX_2_8_BRANCH/"
>>>
>>> params["repo_list"] = [repo_a, repo_b]

ms_RepoUpdateArgs = 'repo_updateargs'

For some repository use that to add some parameters.

Example

>>> params["repo_alias"] = "hg"
>>> params["repo_url"] = "ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/cabalistic/ogredeps"
>>> params["repo_updateargs"] = "tip"

ms_RepoUrl = 'repo_url'

This is the repository url/path

Example

>>> params["repo_alias"] = "hg"
>>> params["repo_url"] = "https://bitbucket.org/cabalistic/ogredeps"

ms_Targets = 'targets'

List of all the build targets. By default is GDeps.Target.release_dynamic without any args.

The target args values :

1. inTargetType :
2. inArgs : dictionary
3. inx86Args : dictionary
4. inx64Args : dictionary
5. inCompilersArgs : dictionary

Example

>>> targets = []
>>> targets.append( GDeps.TargetArgs( GDeps.Target.release_dynamic, {}, { "-DOGREDEPS_PLATFORM_X64" : "FALSE" }, { "-DOGREDEPS_PLATFORM_X64" : "TRUE" }, {} ) )
>>>
>>> params["targets"] = aTargets

ms_boostUserConfigPath = 'boost_user_config_path'

Define another path to find the user-config.jam

gdeps.make module

class gdeps.make.Make(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers=[], inIdes=[], inExePath='', inTypeName='')

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting, gdeps.config.Config

Define the base class to define a Maker

m_Args = None

Array of string for the maker

m_Compilers = None

Array of GDeps.Compiler

m_ExePath = None

The maker executable path. Can be the working directory for makers include into the sources.

m_FolderDir = None

The working directory for the maker

m_Ides = None

Array of GDeps.Ide

m_SolutionName = None

Define the solution to be build. @remarks Some makers are include into the sources like

boost don’t need it.

m_TargetsArgs = None

array of GDeps.TargetArgs

m_TypeName = None

The maker type name : Example

CMake32

make()

return a GDeps.MacroReporting

read(inSection)

Parameters:inSection – Raise:GDeps.Make.read() raise a assertion if the path doesn’t exist.

write()

gdeps.make.getAllParamsString(inArgs, inTargetArgs, inCompiler, inSeparator=' ', inEqualSign='=', inRemoveLastSeparator=False, inMultipleValueSeparator=' ', inMultipleValueBegin='', inMultipleValueEnd='')

Parameters:

• inArgs (dict) – A associate container key : value
• inTargetArgs (GDeps.TargetArgs) – A build target.
• inCompiler (GDeps.Compiler) – A compiler to find the associate arguments in the target. :members:`GDeps.TargetArgs.m_CompilersArgs`
• inSeparator (str) – the separator between each key-value
• inEqualSign (str) – the affectation character between the key and the value
• inRemoveLastSeparator (bool) – if true remove the last inSeparator

Returns:

all the arguments in one string

Return type:

str

Example

>>> inSeperator = ' ',
>>> inEqualSign = '=',
>>> inRemoveLastSeparator = False
the output result will be : 'SHARED=1 MONOLITHIC=1 UNICODE=1'

Note

The compiler arguments has to be create with the good separators, because it’s one string and stay like that.

gdeps.make.getParamsString(inParams, inSeparator=' ', inEqualSign='=', inRemoveLastSeparator=False, inMultipleValueSeparator=' ', inMultipleValueBegin='', inMultipleValueEnd='')

Parameters:

• inParams (dict) – is a dictionary
• inSeparator (str) – the separator between each key-value
• inEqualSign (str) – the affectation character between the key and the value
• inRemoveLastSeparator (bool) – if true remove the last inSeparator
• inMultipleValueSeparator (str) – some parameter can have several values, use this parameter to define the separator.
• inMultipleValueBegin (str) –

  some parameter can have several values, use this parameter to define the beginning. Example

  inMultipleValueBegin = ‘”’ KEY = “value1 value2 ...

:param inMultipleValueEnd some parameter can have several values, use this parameter to define the ending.

Example

inMultipleValueEnd = ‘”’ KEY = ... value_n-2 value_n-1”

Returns:concatenate string with all parameters separate by inSeparator Return type:str

Example

>>> getParamsString( { 'SHARED' : '1', 'MONOLITHIC' : '1', 'UNICODE' : '1', "CXXFLAGS": ["-fno-keep-inline-dllexport", "-std=c++11"] }, ' | ', ' = ', False, inMultipleValueSeparator=' ', inMultipleValueBegin='', inMultipleValueEnd='')
'SHARED = 1 | MONOLITHIC = 1 | UNICODE = 1 | CXXFLAGS = -fno-keep-inline-dllexport -std=c++11 | '

gdeps.mingw module

class gdeps.mingw.Mingw(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inDir, inAdressModel, inTypeName)

Bases: gdeps.compiler.Compiler

getArDir()

getCDir()

getCxxDir()

getLinkDir()

getMakeDir()

getNmDir()

getObjDIr()

getObjDumb()

getRanLib()

getRcDir()

static getStaticLibraryWildCard()

Returns:The extension of the static library associate with this compiler. Return type:str

getStrip()

setvars()

class gdeps.mingw.Mingw_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='mingw_32', inDir='C:\\TDM-GCC-32\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.mingw.Mingw

static getTypeName()

setvars()

class gdeps.mingw.Mingw_64(inConfigFile, inSectionName='mingw_64', inDir='C:\\TDM-GCC-64\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.mingw.Mingw

static getTypeName()

setvars()

gdeps.project module

class gdeps.project.Listener

Bases: object

afterAllIdeListBuild(inProjects)

Last action

afterAllRepoListUpdate(inProjects)

Or before extract archive

afterEachIdeListBuild(inProjects, inIdeBuilder)

afterExtractArchive(inProjects)

Or before Make and build

afterInit(inProjects)

Or before update

afterMakeAndBuild(inProjects)

Before the build of Ide list

afterRepoListUpdate(inProjects, inRepositoryCloningPath)

afterUpdate(inProjects)

Or before the repository list update

class gdeps.project.Projects(inParams, inListeners=[], inMakeArchive=True)

Bases: object

buildArchive()

buildCompilers()

buildConfig()

buildIdeBuilder()

buildIdeBuilders()

buildIdes()

buildMaker()

buildMakerNew()

buildRepository()

buildRepositoryList()

static getCompilers(inSectionNames, inConfigFile)

static getIde(inAliasName, inConfigFile)

static getIdes(inConfigFile)

static getTargets(inParams)

by default a Project build the dynamic release and dynamic debug targets

go()

initArchiveIgnore()

Init the ignore list to the m_ArchiveIgnore array. Use glob syntax.

listIgnoredPaths()

Function to return all the ignored paths. We look for every directories inside inDirectory the glob result. The glob result is append to the ignore list. :return: the list of ignored paths. :rtype: array of set of str [0] set of directories [1] set of full file names

m_ArchiveIgnore = None

Array to store the files and folder to be exclude in the archive function. Use glob syntax.

makeArchive()

After to call go you can create a archive with the output binaries, sources, resources and headers. :return: the archive file name. :rtype: str

gdeps.reporting module

class gdeps.reporting.MacroReporting

Bases: object

reporting m_Errors = errors dictionary, m_Warnings = warnings dictionary

Example :

1. Print each codblocks.workspace errors from the target all. Don’t use directly a key name like that. In this case it’s to illustrate the key name meaning:

   for error in aMacroReporting.m_Errors[“all - codblocks.workspace”]:

   print( error )

2. Test if there a error:

   assert not aMacroReporting.m_Errors, “There some errors.”

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append(inReporting, inReportingId, inLogFilePath='output.log', inOnlyError=False)

send a GDeps.Reporting object, an Id to represent the log file, the log file name and if you want only the errors.

append2(inMacroReporting)

add the report from a GDeps.MacroReporting

appendIssues(inIssues, inReportingId, outDictionary)

exportJson(inFileName='report.json', inPath='.\\\\')

Export the reporting to a json file :param inFileName: This is the filename and the wildcard has to be include. :type inFileName: str :param inPath: By default the local path :type inPath: str

Note

aFullFileName = inPath + ‘’ + inFileName

:raise if the output file cannot be create

getCountReports(inReports)

Warning : You can have an empty reports

getlen(inReports)

printIssues()

class gdeps.reporting.Reporting(inErrorRegEx='error', inWarningRegEx='warning', inSplitRegexp='\n+', inErrorRegexpMultiline='', inWarningRegexpMultiline='')

Bases: object

Define your expression regular to find the error, warnings in your objects log.

get(inLogFilePath='output.log', inOnlyError=False)

Get the errors and the warning from inLogFilePath. return an array of arrays [0][ errors ] [1][ warnings ]

m_ErrorRegexp = None

if a splitting group match with this expression, this group will be send like a error

m_ErrorRegexpMultiline = None

if a group match with this expression, this group will be send like a error. @remarks Multi-line mean the search/match will be execute on the

entire text.

m_SplitRegexp = None

slpit the log in group. Each group matching group will be send in the report

m_WarningRegexp = None

if a splitting group match with this expression, this group will be send like a warning.

m_WarningRegexpMultiline = None

if a group match with this expression, this group will be send like a warning. @remarks Multi-line mean the search/match will be execute on the

entire text.

printIssues(inReportingResult)

gdeps.reporting.clearLogFile(inLogFilePath)

Use this function before to the first time to write into the log file. :param inLogFilePath: The log file path. :type inLogFilePath: str

gdeps.reporting.getLogFileContent(inLogFilePath)

Use this function to save the previous log.

>>> GDeps.call('call "app1.exe" > "test.log" 2>&1')
>>> aContent = GDeps.getLogFileContent('test.log')
>>> GDeps.call('call "app2.exe" > "test.log" 2>&1')
>>> GDeps.pushFrontLogFileContent('test.log', aContent)

gdeps.reporting.pushFrontLogFileContent(inLogFilePath, inContent)

Use this function to save the previous log.

>>> GDeps.call('call "app1.exe" > "test.log" 2>&1')
>>> aContent = GDeps.getLogFileContent('test.log')
>>> GDeps.call('call "app2.exe" > "test.log" 2>&1')
>>> GDeps.pushFrontLogFileContent('test.log', aContent)

gdeps.repository module

class gdeps.repository.Versioning(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inReposUrl, inCloneArgs, inUpdateArgs, inSectionName, inExePath)

Bases: gdeps.config.Config, gdeps.reporting.Reporting

CloneNoEmptyDir(inCommand, inLogFileName, inReport, inCallInFolderDir=False)

Helper to force the cloning inside a non empty directory :param inCommand: the clone command to the temporary directory. This directory has to be obtain by this function :

self.getCloneTmpDir()

Parameters:

• inLogFileName – See the function GDeps.Versioning.callWithLogFile()
• inReport – See the function :func: GDeps.Versioning.callWithLogFile
• inCallInFolderDir – If True to call the application self.getCloneTmpDir() will be the current dir.

callWithLogFile(inCommand, inLogFileName, inReport, inReportParser, inAppend=False)

Useful to call a command line, add and fill the reporting. :param inLogFileName: the log filename without wildcard. :type inLogFileName: str :param inAppend: if True append standard output at the end of file,

if False overwrite the file

Note

http://www.robvanderwoude.com/redirection.php

clean()

Clean the repository on the current directory before to clone :rtype: GDeps.MacroReporting

clone()

clone the repository on the current directory :rtype: GDeps.MacroReporting

exist()

getCMDExePath()

getCloneTmpDir()

getFolderRepoConfigPath()

has to return the sub folder repository configuration name : Example

.git .svn .hg

m_CloneArgs = None

( optional argument ) to clone the repository

m_FolderPath = None

create this sub folder name and checkout inside it

m_LogFileDirectory = None

store the log file directory

m_ReposUrl = None

repository url

m_UpdateArgs = None

( optional argument ) to update the repository

read(inSection)

update()

update the repository on the current directory :rtype: GDeps.MacroReporting

write()

gdeps.sevenzip module

class gdeps.sevenzip.SevenZip(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inArchiveUrl, inSectionName='7zip', inExePath='C:\\Program Files\\7-Zip\\7z.exe')

Bases: gdeps.archive.Archive

extract()

Note

https://sevenzip.osdn.jp/chm/cmdline/ https://sevenzip.osdn.jp/chm/cmdline/commands/extract.htm

gdeps.svn module

class gdeps.svn.Svn(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inReposUrl, inCloneArgs='', inUpdateArgs='', inSectionName='svn', inExePath='C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\svn.exe')

Bases: gdeps.repository.Versioning

clean()

clone()

getFolderRepoConfigPath()

update()

gdeps.system module

gdeps.system.call(inCommand, inCheckCall=True, inEnv={})

https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html#subprocess.check_output https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2502833/store-output-of-subprocess-popen-call-in-a-string https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2715847/python-read-streaming-input-from-subprocess-communicate https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9960133/substract-values-two-dictionaries-python

Returns:returncode, returnstdoutlines: This a code error and an array of the output lines. Return type:int, array of str

gdeps.system.callWithLogFile(inCommand, inLogFilePath='', inOverwriteLog=False, inEnv={})

class gdeps.system.call_Report

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

gdeps.system.copy(inSource, inDestination, inLogFilePath='', inWaitUnlock=False, inWaitTime=10)

Use dos to copy a directory.

Parameters:

• inSource (str) – The directory to be rename
• inDestination (str) – the destination directory path
• inLogFilePath (str) – If it isn’t empty. The output will be redirect to the log file.
• inWaitUnlock (bool) – if it’s True we will wait inWaitTime seconds the inSource unlock to copy past. After this time in any case we will try the copy. Every seconds we will test if the folder has been unlock.
• inWaitTime (int [1: MAX_INT]) – While the inWaitTime timer has not expired we will check every seconds if the folder has been unlock. The minimum value is 1s

Returns:

The GDeps.call result

Return type:

int, array of str

class gdeps.system.copy_Report

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

gdeps.system.createLocalCommandLine(inAppName, inAppFullPath, inDestDirectory)

If some application like nmake use the command cl to call C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0 VCbincl.exe. You can use this function to create cl.bat in the working directory.

Parameters:

• inAppName (str) – The command line name : cl for the cl.exe
• inAppFullPath – The full path of the application : r’C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0

VCbincl.exe’ :type inAppFullPath: str

Parameters:inDestDirectory (str) – The destination Directory where a inAppName.bat will be create.

gdeps.system.deleteLocalCommandLine(inAppName, inAppFullPath, inDestDirectory)

Call this function to clean the bat file generate by createLocalCommandLine :param inAppName: The command line name : cl for the cl.exe :type inAppName: str

Parameters:inAppFullPath – The full path of the application : r’C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0

VCbincl.exe’ :type inAppFullPath: str

Parameters:inDestDirectory (str) – The destination Directory where a inAppName.bat will be create.

gdeps.system.fileIsLock(inPath)

Test if the file is using by another process :param inPath: the directory file :type inPath: str

Returns:False if the file is lock by an other process. Return type:bool

gdeps.system.folderHasFilesLock(inPath)

Test if every files inside the folder are using by another process :param inPath: the directory file :type inPath: str

Returns:False if the folder has a locked file by an other process. Return type:bool

gdeps.system.getDirectories(inDirectory)

Recursive function to return all the directories. :param inDirectory: Path of the parent directory. :type inDirectory: str :return: the list directories inside inDirectory :rtype: array of str

gdeps.system.getParentDir(inDirectory)

Parameters:inDirectory (str) – The children directory Returns:The absolute path of the parent directory. Return type:str

gdeps.system.getPaths(inDirectory)

Recursive function to list every files and directories inside inDirectory :return: List of un-ignoring paths :rtype: array of str

gdeps.system.is32bitsOs()

gdeps.system.is64bitsOs()

gdeps.system.rename(inPath, inNewName, inLogFilePath='', inWaitUnlock=False, inWaitTime=10)

Use dos to rename a file, a directory...

Parameters:

• inPath (str) – The directory to be rename
• inNewName (str) – the new name
• inLogFilePath (str) – If it isn’t empty. The output will be redirect to the log file.
• inWaitUnlock (bool) – if it’s True we will wait inWaitTime seconds the inSource unlock to rename. After this time in any case we will try to rename. Every seconds we will test if the folder has been unlock.
• inWaitTime (int [1: MAX_INT]) – While the inWaitTime timer has not expired we will check every seconds if the folder has been unlock. The minimum value is 1s

Returns:

The GDeps.call result

Return type:

int, array of str

class gdeps.system.rename_Report

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

Todo

has to be test

gdeps.system.rmdir(inDir, inLogFilePath='', inWaitUnlock=False, inWaitTime=10)

Use dos to remove the directory. :param inDir: The directory to be remove :type inDir: str

Parameters:

• inLogFilePath (str) – If it isn’t empty. The output will be redirect to the log file.
• inWaitUnlock (bool) – if it’s True we will wait inWaitTime seconds the inSource unlock to remove the directory. After this time in any case we will try to remove. Every seconds we will test if the folder has been unlock.
• inWaitTime (int [1: MAX_INT]) – While the inWaitTime timer has not expired we will check every seconds if the folder has been unlock. The minimum value is 1s

Returns:

The GDeps.call result

Return type:

int, array of str

class gdeps.system.rmdir_Report

Bases: gdeps.reporting.Reporting

gdeps.system.setRegisterApp(inAppName, inDirectory)

Parameters:

• inAppName (str) – example ‘cl.exe’
• inDirectory (str) – example r’C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0VCbin’

gdeps.system.waitWhilePathIsLock(inPath, inWaitTime)

During the inWaiTime seconds will wait the unblocking of inPath.

Parameters:

• inPath (str) – The directory or the file that should be test.
• inWaitTime (int [1: MAX_INT]) – While the inWaitTime timer has not expired we will check every seconds if the folder has been unlock. The minimum value is 1s

Returns:

If the path is a folder : return False if the folder has a locked file by an other process. If the path is file : return False if the file is locke.

Return type:

bool

gdeps.target module

class gdeps.target.AdressModel

Bases: enum.Enum

Define a adress model Wikipedia

x64 = <AdressModel.x64: 2>

x86 = <AdressModel.x86: 1>

class gdeps.target.IdeArgs(inArgs={}, inCompilersArgs={})

Bases: object

getCompilerArgs(inCompiler)

Parameters:inCompiler (gdeps.Compiler) – A compiler instance to retrieve with the type the associate argument Returns:The associate value, usually it’s a string. Return type:dict { str : str }

class gdeps.target.Target

Bases: enum.Enum

Define the linking : statically or dynamically Associate with the debugging symbol or not.

debug_dynamic = <Target.debug_dynamic: 4>

debug_static = <Target.debug_static: 3>

release_dynamic = <Target.release_dynamic: 2>

release_static = <Target.release_static: 1>

class gdeps.target.TargetArgs(inTargetType, inArgs, inx86Args={}, inx64Args={}, inCompilersArgs={}, inIdeArgs={})

Bases: object

Define the target arguments for each case

getAdressModelArgs(inAdressModel)

Parameters:inAdressModel (AdressModel) – The selected address model Returns:The associate arguments Return type:dict { str : str } or dict { str : [str] }

getCompilerArgs(inCompiler, inIde=None)

Parameters:

• inCompiler (gdeps.Compiler) – A compiler instance to retrieve with the type the associate argument
• inIde (gdeps.Ide) – A ide instance to retrieve with the type the compiler arguments associate with the IDE

Returns:

The associate value, usually it’s a string.

Return type:

dict { str : str }

joinArgs(inCompiler)

Join all the target arguments to one dictionary define for this compiler. :param inCompiler: A compiler instance to retrieve with the type the associate argument :type inCompiler: gdeps.Compiler :return: The associate values :rtype: dict { str : array of str }

static joinArgumentsDictionary(inDic, inDicOut)

gdeps.vc module

class gdeps.vc.VC100_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc100_32', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\\VC\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC100_64(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc100_64', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\\VC\\bin\\x86_amd64')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC110_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc110_32', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\\VC\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC110_64(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc110_64', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\\VC\\bin\\x86_amd64')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC120_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc120_32', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\\VC\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC120_64(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc120_64', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\\VC\\bin\\x86_amd64')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC140_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc140_32', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\\VC\\bin')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC140_64(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc140_64', inDir='C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\\VC\\bin\\x86_amd64')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

static getTypeName()

getVarsBatDir()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.VC90_32(inConfigFile, inSectionName='vc90_32', inDir='C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE')

Bases: gdeps.vc.Vc

getMakeDir()

getToolChain()

static getTypeName()

getvarsScriptPath()

setvars()

class gdeps.vc.Vc(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inDir, inAdressModel, inTypeName, inIsExpress=True)

Bases: gdeps.compiler.Compiler

Common base for the VC compilers

getMakeDir()

static getStaticLibraryWildCard()

Returns:The extension of the static library associate with this compiler. Return type:str

getToolChain()

getvarsScriptPath()

Returns:The path of the script ”.bat” to setup the environment variables. Return type:str

>>> os.path.normpath(self.m_Dir + r"\vcvars32.bat")

static isVcCompiler(inCompiler)

m_IsExpress = None

True : it’s a express edition if not it’s a professional version

read(inSection)

setvars()

write()

gdeps.visual module

class gdeps.visual.Visual2008(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inCompilers, inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.ide.Ide

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName='Release', inLogFilePath='.\\Output_Buid_Visual2008.log', inWildCard='sln', inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

Default directory : C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0VC cpackages

Microsoft (R) Visual C++ Project Builder - Command Line Version 9.00.30729 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Usage: vcbuild [options] [project|solution] [config|$ALL]

Options: /clean (/c) Clean build outputs only /error:<str> Prefix to add to error lines on output to stderr /errfile:<file> Log all errors to the file specified /htmllog:<file> Logs output to html file specified

(default: $(IntDir)BuildLog.htm)

/implib

Makes an import library for a DLL configuration (does not link)

/info:<str> Prefix to add to information lines on output to stdout /link (/l) Performs a link without building sources /logcommands Prints commands and response files to screen /logfile:<file> Log all output and build information to the file specified /override:<file>Override the project settings with the settings in the given

property sheet file

/M<number> Specifies the number of concurrent builds to run, if possible /msbuild:<opt> Pass <opt> to msbuild.exe

/nocolor	Do not output error and warning messages in color
/nohtmllog	Do not write an html build log file
/noimplib	Does not generate an import library. NOTE: this option overrides /implib.
/nologo	Suppress version and copyright message
/nondefmsbuild	Do not use the copy of msbuild.exe located in the .NET Frameworks installation

/platform:<str> Build only configurations for the given platform /implibobjs:<s> Additional dependencies for the librarian /rebuild (/r) Clean build outputs and perform a build /forcelink Forces a link without building sources /showenv Show environment in the html build log /time Times the build from start to finish /upgrade Upgrades the project file to the latest format supported

NOTE: the upgrade switch does not perform a build NOTE: this option is ignored for solution files

/useenv (/u) Use environment variables for INCLUDE and LIB paths /overrideRefVer When upgrading, assume .NET Framework Version 3.5 for any assemb ly references.

Requires /upgrade switch.

/wrnfile:<file> Log all warnings to the file specified /warning:<str> Prefix to add to warning lines on output to stdout @<file> Read options from the specified response file

If no project is specified, and there is only a single .vcproj file in the directory, that project will be built. If no configuration is specified, and the VCBUILD_DEFAULT_CFG environment variable is set, the configuration it specifies will be built. If it is not set, then all configurations will be built.

The default action is to build the specified configurations without cleaning.

Options will also be read from the VCBUILD_DEFAULT_OPTIONS environment variable. ===============================================================================

For the target with the sln we need to add https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22668149/qprocess-with-non-wrapped-pipe-symbol-in-argument-list

inTargetName + “^|Win32”

https://msdn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/kdxzbw9t(v=vs.90).aspx

$ALL

Nom symbolique qui signifie que toutes les configurations sont générées.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/cz553aa1(v=vs.90).aspx

getMachineFlag(inCompiler)

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.visual.Visual2010(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inCompilers, inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.ide.Ide

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName='Release', inLogFilePath='.\\Output_Buid_Visual2010.log', inWildCard='sln', inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

getMachineFlag(inCompiler)

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.visual.Visual2012(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inCompilers, inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.ide.Ide

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName='Release', inLogFilePath='.\\Output_Buid_Visual2012.log', inWildCard='sln', inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

getMachineFlag(inCompiler)

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.visual.Visual2013(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inCompilers, inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.ide.Ide

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName='Release', inLogFilePath='Output_Buid_Visual2013.log', inWildCard='sln', inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

getMachineFlag(inCompiler)

static getTypeName()

class gdeps.visual.Visual2015(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inCompilers, inCompilersAlias=[])

Bases: gdeps.ide.Ide

build(inProjectPath, inProjectName, inCompiler, inTargetName='Release', inLogFilePath='Output_Buid_Visual2015.log', inWildCard='sln', inRebuildAll=True, inIdeParams={}, inCompilerArgs={})

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms164311%28v=vs.140%29.aspx

getMachineFlag(inCompiler)

static getTypeName()

gdeps.zlib module

class gdeps.zlib.zlib(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inArchiveUrl, inSectionName='', inExePath='')

Bases: gdeps.archive.Archive

extract()

Note

https://docs.python.org/3/library/zlib.html https://docs.python.org/3/library/zipfile.html

read(inSection)

There no section we have to overload this function to avoid an error.

Module contents

class gdeps.boost(inConfigFile, inSectionName, inFolderDir, inSolutionName, inArgs, inTargetsArgs, inCompilers, inIdes, inExeName='b2.exe', inExePath='*.DEFAULT.*', inTypeName='boost2')

Bases: gdeps.make.Make

To build the boost library is not necessary to use an external boost.build. But if you want you can use your boost.build to build boost.

To install boost.build :

Todo

Watch for boostJam

Repository :

clone git@github.com:boostorg/build.git // If you haven’t a Github account or you don’t want add an ssh key use the subversion link on https://github.com/boostorg/build or download the zip file :

https://github.com/boostorg/build/archive/develop.zip

callexe(inCompiler, inTargetArgs, inLogFilePath, inVariant='release', inLink='shared', inAdressModel='64', inToolSet='gcc', inEnv={}, inThreading='multi')

callexes(inCompiler, inAdressModel='64', inToolSet='gcc', inEnv={})

Returns:

A dictionary { reportId : log file path } to make the compiler reporting

getBuildPath()

Example: .toolsbuildv2enginesrc

getConfigFlags(inCompiler)

getLink(aTargetArgs)

getVariant(aTargetArgs)

getb2Flags(inCompiler)

getboostCompilerIds(inCompiler)

Returns:the adress model, compiler id for bootstrap, compiler id for

b2/bjam

make()

See:

http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_59_0/more/getting_started/unix-variants.html#identify-your-toolset http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/bbv2/jam.html http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/bbv2/reference/tools.html

Clang:

http://blog.llvm.org/2010/05/clang-builds-boost.html https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8486077/how-to-compile-link-boost-with-clang-libc

Digital Mars

http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_33_1/tools/build/v1/dmc-stlport-tools.jam

maketargets(inCompiler, inAdressModel='64', inBootStrapArg='mingw', inToolSet='gcc')

read(inSection)

If you haven’t «boost.build» to build boost :

You haven’t to define a config section with the value >>> exepath=r”.\”

if you have boost.build :

define the boostrap.bat path

Example

>>> [boost2_build_dir]
>>> exepath=r"X:\\boost-build\\"

writeUserConfigJam(inCompiler, inTargetArgs)

For one compiler we rewrite the user-config.jam close to the project jamroot.jam.

See:

http://www.boost.org/build/doc/html/bbv2/overview/configuration.html

class gdeps.zlib(inConfigFile, inFolderPath, inLogFileDirectory, inArchiveUrl, inSectionName='', inExePath='')

Bases: gdeps.archive.Archive

extract()

Note

https://docs.python.org/3/library/zlib.html https://docs.python.org/3/library/zipfile.html

read(inSection)

There no section we have to overload this function to avoid an error.