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use strict;
#use Term::ANSIColor;
#use Term::ANSIColor qw(:constants);
#use File::Basename;
#use Math::BigInt;
# =============================================================================
# The functions and constants below assist in doing builds such as via rpmbuild
# The functions below assume a hash of build options. A sample is shown below
#my %ofed_kernel_ib_options = (
# # build option # arch & kernels supported on
# "--with-core-mod" => "", # supported on all
# "--with-ehca-mod" => "PPC 2\.6\.1[6-9].* 2\.6\.20.* 2\.6\.9-55\.
# PPC64 2\.6\.1[6-9].* 2\.6\.20.* 2\.6\.9-55\.",
# "--with-iser-mod" => "ALL 2\.6\.16\..*-.*-.* 2\.6\..*\.el5 2\.6\.9-[3-5].*\.EL.*",
# # all kernels except 2.6.5* note .* wildcard need as 2nd kernelpat
# "--with-rds-mod" => "ALL !2\.6\.5.* .*",
# "--without-ipoibconf" => "NONE", # essentially a comment
# # DAPL not supported for PPC64
# "--with-dapl" => "!PPC64", # any kernel for !PPC64
#);
# The arch & kernels specification is quite flexible.
#
# special formats:
# "" -> always use option (any arch, any kernels)
# "NONE" -> never use option, no remaining lines are processed
#
# typical format is one line per arch, separated by newline (inside string):
# "arch1 kernelpat1 kernelpat2
# arch2 kernelpat3"
# leading spaces and tabs ignored before arch
#
# arch format:
# exact ARCH value (IA32, PPC, X86_64, etc)
# ALL - remainder of line applies to all architectures
# if no matches for kernel are found on this line, continues to later
# lines
# !arch - remainder of line applies to all architectures except arch
# if no matches for kernel are found on this line, continues to later
# lines. If no kernels listed, applies to any kernel.
# if for a given arch line, no kernels are specified, it matches any kernels
#
# kernelpat format:
# "" -> (eg. no kernelpat specified for arch), option applies to any kernel
# for given arch
# - all patterns are regex style
# beware: . is a wildcard unless \. used
# - !kernelpat means not on kernel, unlike !arch this indicates option is
# not appliable to this specific kernel, but does not affect other kernels
# process osver and $ARCH against the list of allowed kernel/arch for
# a given build option to decide if option allowed for given kernel/arch
sub arch_kernel_is_allowed($$)
{
my $osver = shift();
my $archs = shift();
if ( "$archs" eq "" ) {
# option applicable to all archs all kernels
DebugPrint "yes\n";
return 1;
} else {
# newlines separate details of each arch
my @arch_list = split /\n/, $archs;
foreach my $archdetails ( @arch_list ) {
# spaces separate arch and each kernelpattern
# ignore leading and trailing tabs/spaces
$archdetails =~ s/^[ ]*//; # remove leading
$archdetails =~ s/[ ]*$//; # remove trailing
# all other whitespace is just separators
my @archkernels = split /[[:space:]]+/,$archdetails;
# arch is 1st, rest are kernelpatterns
my $arch = $archkernels[0];
shift @archkernels;
if ( "$arch" eq "NONE" ) {
DebugPrint "no\n";
return 0;
} elsif ( "$ARCH" eq "$arch" || "ALL" eq "$arch"
|| (substr($arch,0,1) eq "!" && "$ARCH" ne substr($arch,1)) ) {
if (scalar(@archkernels) == 0) {
# option applicable to all kernels for arch
DebugPrint "yes\n";;
return 1;
} else {
# list of kernel patterns specified
foreach my $kernelpattern ( @archkernels ) {
#print "check $kernelpattern\n";
if (substr($kernelpattern,0,1) eq "!") {
$kernelpattern = substr($kernelpattern, 1);
if ( $osver =~ /^$kernelpattern$/ ) {
# option not available on this kernel
DebugPrint "no\n";
return 0;
}
} elsif ( $osver =~ /^$kernelpattern$/ ) {
# option applicable to this kernel for arch
DebugPrint "yes\n";
return 1;
}
}
}
}
}
}
DebugPrint "no\n";
return 0; # not specified
}
# given a build option and a kernel, decide if applicable to ARCH and kernel
# based on lookup in build_options hash
sub build_option_is_allowed($$@)
{
my $osver = shift();
my $build_option = shift();
my(%build_options) = @_; # list of options and when valid
return arch_kernel_is_allowed($osver, $build_options{$build_option});
}
# based on $osver and $ARCH decide what build options to use
sub get_build_options($@)
{
my $osver = shift();
my(@build_options) = @_; # list of options and when valid
my $ret = "";
my $i;
for($i=0; $i < scalar(@build_options); $i += 2) {
my $option = $build_options[$i];
my $archs = $build_options[$i+1];
if (arch_kernel_is_allowed($osver, $archs)) {
DebugPrint "Check $option - yes\n";
$ret="$ret $option";
} else {
DebugPrint "Check $option - no\n";
}
}
return "$ret";
}
# execute build_cmd within srcdir
# return 0 on success, != 0 on failure
sub run_build($$$$)
{
my $message= shift(); # message for building output
my $srcdir= shift();
my $build_cmd= shift();
my $resfileop= shift(); # "append" or "replace"
my $rc;
my $shfileop;
if ( "$resfileop" eq "append" ) {
$shfileop = ">>";
} else {
$shfileop = ">";
}
NormalPrint "Building $message...";
LogPrint "\n cd $srcdir; $build_cmd $shfileop build.res 2>&1\n";
$rc=system "cd $srcdir; $build_cmd $shfileop build.res 2>&1";
if ( $rc != 0 ) {
NormalPrint "\nERROR - FAILED to build $message, see $srcdir/build.res\n";
# TBD system("cat $srcdir/build.res >> $LogFile");
} else {
NormalPrint " done\n";
}
return $rc;
}