// Copyright 2021 Google Inc. All rights reserved. // // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. package android import ( "fmt" "reflect" "regexp" "sort" "strings" "android/soong/bazel" "android/soong/starlark_fmt" "github.com/google/blueprint" ) // BazelVarExporter is a collection of configuration variables that can be exported for use in Bazel rules type BazelVarExporter interface { // asBazel expands strings of configuration variables into their concrete values asBazel(Config, ExportedStringVariables, ExportedStringListVariables, ExportedConfigDependingVariables) []bazelConstant } // ExportedVariables is a collection of interdependent configuration variables type ExportedVariables struct { // Maps containing toolchain variables that are independent of the // environment variables of the build. exportedStringVars ExportedStringVariables exportedStringListVars ExportedStringListVariables exportedStringListDictVars ExportedStringListDictVariables exportedVariableReferenceDictVars ExportedVariableReferenceDictVariables /// Maps containing variables that are dependent on the build config. exportedConfigDependingVars ExportedConfigDependingVariables pctx PackageContext } // NewExportedVariables creats an empty ExportedVariables struct with non-nil maps func NewExportedVariables(pctx PackageContext) ExportedVariables { return ExportedVariables{ exportedStringVars: ExportedStringVariables{}, exportedStringListVars: ExportedStringListVariables{}, exportedStringListDictVars: ExportedStringListDictVariables{}, exportedVariableReferenceDictVars: ExportedVariableReferenceDictVariables{}, exportedConfigDependingVars: ExportedConfigDependingVariables{}, pctx: pctx, } } func (ev ExportedVariables) asBazel(config Config, stringVars ExportedStringVariables, stringListVars ExportedStringListVariables, cfgDepVars ExportedConfigDependingVariables) []bazelConstant { ret := []bazelConstant{} ret = append(ret, ev.exportedStringVars.asBazel(config, stringVars, stringListVars, cfgDepVars)...) ret = append(ret, ev.exportedStringListVars.asBazel(config, stringVars, stringListVars, cfgDepVars)...) ret = append(ret, ev.exportedStringListDictVars.asBazel(config, stringVars, stringListVars, cfgDepVars)...) // Note: ExportedVariableReferenceDictVars collections can only contain references to other variables and must be printed last ret = append(ret, ev.exportedVariableReferenceDictVars.asBazel(config, stringVars, stringListVars, cfgDepVars)...) return ret } // ExportStringStaticVariable declares a static string variable and exports it to // Bazel's toolchain. func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportStringStaticVariable(name string, value string) { ev.pctx.StaticVariable(name, value) ev.exportedStringVars.set(name, value) } // ExportStringListStaticVariable declares a static variable and exports it to // Bazel's toolchain. func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportStringListStaticVariable(name string, value []string) { ev.pctx.StaticVariable(name, strings.Join(value, " ")) ev.exportedStringListVars.set(name, value) } // ExportVariableConfigMethod declares a variable whose value is evaluated at // runtime via a function with access to the Config and exports it to Bazel's // toolchain. func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportVariableConfigMethod(name string, method interface{}) blueprint.Variable { ev.exportedConfigDependingVars.set(name, method) return ev.pctx.VariableConfigMethod(name, method) } // ExportSourcePathVariable declares a static "source path" variable and exports // it to Bazel's toolchain. func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportSourcePathVariable(name string, value string) { ev.pctx.SourcePathVariable(name, value) ev.exportedStringVars.set(name, value) } // ExportVariableFuncVariable declares a variable whose value is evaluated at // runtime via a function and exports it to Bazel's toolchain. func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportVariableFuncVariable(name string, f func() string) { ev.exportedConfigDependingVars.set(name, func(config Config) string { return f() }) ev.pctx.VariableFunc(name, func(PackageVarContext) string { return f() }) } // ExportString only exports a variable to Bazel, but does not declare it in Soong func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportString(name string, value string) { ev.exportedStringVars.set(name, value) } // ExportStringList only exports a variable to Bazel, but does not declare it in Soong func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportStringList(name string, value []string) { ev.exportedStringListVars.set(name, value) } // ExportStringListDict only exports a variable to Bazel, but does not declare it in Soong func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportStringListDict(name string, value map[string][]string) { ev.exportedStringListDictVars.set(name, value) } // ExportVariableReferenceDict only exports a variable to Bazel, but does not declare it in Soong func (ev ExportedVariables) ExportVariableReferenceDict(name string, value map[string]string) { ev.exportedVariableReferenceDictVars.set(name, value) } // ExportedConfigDependingVariables is a mapping of variable names to functions // of type func(config Config) string which return the runtime-evaluated string // value of a particular variable type ExportedConfigDependingVariables map[string]interface{} func (m ExportedConfigDependingVariables) set(k string, v interface{}) { m[k] = v } // Ensure that string s has no invalid characters to be generated into the bzl file. func validateCharacters(s string) string { for _, c := range []string{`\n`, `"`, `\`} { if strings.Contains(s, c) { panic(fmt.Errorf("%s contains illegal character %s", s, c)) } } return s } type bazelConstant struct { variableName string internalDefinition string sortLast bool } // ExportedStringVariables is a mapping of variable names to string values type ExportedStringVariables map[string]string func (m ExportedStringVariables) set(k string, v string) { m[k] = v } func (m ExportedStringVariables) asBazel(config Config, stringVars ExportedStringVariables, stringListVars ExportedStringListVariables, cfgDepVars ExportedConfigDependingVariables) []bazelConstant { ret := make([]bazelConstant, 0, len(m)) for k, variableValue := range m { expandedVar, err := expandVar(config, variableValue, stringVars, stringListVars, cfgDepVars) if err != nil { panic(fmt.Errorf("error expanding config variable %s: %s", k, err)) } if len(expandedVar) > 1 { panic(fmt.Errorf("%s expands to more than one string value: %s", variableValue, expandedVar)) } ret = append(ret, bazelConstant{ variableName: k, internalDefinition: fmt.Sprintf(`"%s"`, validateCharacters(expandedVar[0])), }) } return ret } // ExportedStringListVariables is a mapping of variable names to a list of strings type ExportedStringListVariables map[string][]string func (m ExportedStringListVariables) set(k string, v []string) { m[k] = v } func (m ExportedStringListVariables) asBazel(config Config, stringScope ExportedStringVariables, stringListScope ExportedStringListVariables, exportedVars ExportedConfigDependingVariables) []bazelConstant { ret := make([]bazelConstant, 0, len(m)) // For each exported variable, recursively expand elements in the variableValue // list to ensure that interpolated variables are expanded according to their values // in the variable scope. for k, variableValue := range m { var expandedVars []string for _, v := range variableValue { expandedVar, err := expandVar(config, v, stringScope, stringListScope, exportedVars) if err != nil { panic(fmt.Errorf("Error expanding config variable %s=%s: %s", k, v, err)) } expandedVars = append(expandedVars, expandedVar...) } // Assign the list as a bzl-private variable; this variable will be exported // out through a constants struct later. ret = append(ret, bazelConstant{ variableName: k, internalDefinition: starlark_fmt.PrintStringList(expandedVars, 0), }) } return ret } // ExportedStringListDictVariables is a mapping from variable names to a // dictionary which maps keys to lists of strings type ExportedStringListDictVariables map[string]map[string][]string func (m ExportedStringListDictVariables) set(k string, v map[string][]string) { m[k] = v } // Since dictionaries are not supported in Ninja, we do not expand variables for dictionaries func (m ExportedStringListDictVariables) asBazel(_ Config, _ ExportedStringVariables, _ ExportedStringListVariables, _ ExportedConfigDependingVariables) []bazelConstant { ret := make([]bazelConstant, 0, len(m)) for k, dict := range m { ret = append(ret, bazelConstant{ variableName: k, internalDefinition: starlark_fmt.PrintStringListDict(dict, 0), }) } return ret } // ExportedVariableReferenceDictVariables is a mapping from variable names to a // dictionary which references previously defined variables. This is used to // create a Starlark output such as: // // string_var1 = "string1 // var_ref_dict_var1 = { // "key1": string_var1 // } // // This type of variable collection must be expanded last so that it recognizes // previously defined variables. type ExportedVariableReferenceDictVariables map[string]map[string]string func (m ExportedVariableReferenceDictVariables) set(k string, v map[string]string) { m[k] = v } func (m ExportedVariableReferenceDictVariables) asBazel(_ Config, _ ExportedStringVariables, _ ExportedStringListVariables, _ ExportedConfigDependingVariables) []bazelConstant { ret := make([]bazelConstant, 0, len(m)) for n, dict := range m { for k, v := range dict { matches, err := variableReference(v) if err != nil { panic(err) } else if !matches.matches { panic(fmt.Errorf("Expected a variable reference, got %q", v)) } else if len(matches.fullVariableReference) != len(v) { panic(fmt.Errorf("Expected only a variable reference, got %q", v)) } dict[k] = "_" + matches.variable } ret = append(ret, bazelConstant{ variableName: n, internalDefinition: starlark_fmt.PrintDict(dict, 0), sortLast: true, }) } return ret } // BazelToolchainVars expands an ExportedVariables collection and returns a string // of formatted Starlark variable definitions func BazelToolchainVars(config Config, exportedVars ExportedVariables) string { results := exportedVars.asBazel( config, exportedVars.exportedStringVars, exportedVars.exportedStringListVars, exportedVars.exportedConfigDependingVars, ) sort.Slice(results, func(i, j int) bool { if results[i].sortLast != results[j].sortLast { return !results[i].sortLast } return results[i].variableName < results[j].variableName }) definitions := make([]string, 0, len(results)) constants := make([]string, 0, len(results)) for _, b := range results { definitions = append(definitions, fmt.Sprintf("_%s = %s", b.variableName, b.internalDefinition)) constants = append(constants, fmt.Sprintf("%[1]s%[2]s = _%[2]s,", starlark_fmt.Indention(1), b.variableName)) } // Build the exported constants struct. ret := bazel.GeneratedBazelFileWarning ret += "\n\n" ret += strings.Join(definitions, "\n\n") ret += "\n\n" ret += "constants = struct(\n" ret += strings.Join(constants, "\n") ret += "\n)" return ret } type match struct { matches bool fullVariableReference string variable string } func variableReference(input string) (match, error) { // e.g. "${ExternalCflags}" r := regexp.MustCompile(`\${(?:config\.)?([a-zA-Z0-9_]+)}`) matches := r.FindStringSubmatch(input) if len(matches) == 0 { return match{}, nil } if len(matches) != 2 { return match{}, fmt.Errorf("Expected to only match 1 subexpression in %s, got %d", input, len(matches)-1) } return match{ matches: true, fullVariableReference: matches[0], // Index 1 of FindStringSubmatch contains the subexpression match // (variable name) of the capture group. variable: matches[1], }, nil } // expandVar recursively expand interpolated variables in the exportedVars scope. // // We're using a string slice to track the seen variables to avoid // stackoverflow errors with infinite recursion. it's simpler to use a // string slice than to handle a pass-by-referenced map, which would make it // quite complex to track depth-first interpolations. It's also unlikely the // interpolation stacks are deep (n > 1). func expandVar(config Config, toExpand string, stringScope ExportedStringVariables, stringListScope ExportedStringListVariables, exportedVars ExportedConfigDependingVariables) ([]string, error) { // Internal recursive function. var expandVarInternal func(string, map[string]bool) (string, error) expandVarInternal = func(toExpand string, seenVars map[string]bool) (string, error) { var ret string remainingString := toExpand for len(remainingString) > 0 { matches, err := variableReference(remainingString) if err != nil { panic(err) } if !matches.matches { return ret + remainingString, nil } matchIndex := strings.Index(remainingString, matches.fullVariableReference) ret += remainingString[:matchIndex] remainingString = remainingString[matchIndex+len(matches.fullVariableReference):] variable := matches.variable // toExpand contains a variable. if _, ok := seenVars[variable]; ok { return ret, fmt.Errorf( "Unbounded recursive interpolation of variable: %s", variable) } // A map is passed-by-reference. Create a new map for // this scope to prevent variables seen in one depth-first expansion // to be also treated as "seen" in other depth-first traversals. newSeenVars := map[string]bool{} for k := range seenVars { newSeenVars[k] = true } newSeenVars[variable] = true if unexpandedVars, ok := stringListScope[variable]; ok { expandedVars := []string{} for _, unexpandedVar := range unexpandedVars { expandedVar, err := expandVarInternal(unexpandedVar, newSeenVars) if err != nil { return ret, err } expandedVars = append(expandedVars, expandedVar) } ret += strings.Join(expandedVars, " ") } else if unexpandedVar, ok := stringScope[variable]; ok { expandedVar, err := expandVarInternal(unexpandedVar, newSeenVars) if err != nil { return ret, err } ret += expandedVar } else if unevaluatedVar, ok := exportedVars[variable]; ok { evalFunc := reflect.ValueOf(unevaluatedVar) validateVariableMethod(variable, evalFunc) evaluatedResult := evalFunc.Call([]reflect.Value{reflect.ValueOf(config)}) evaluatedValue := evaluatedResult[0].Interface().(string) expandedVar, err := expandVarInternal(evaluatedValue, newSeenVars) if err != nil { return ret, err } ret += expandedVar } else { return "", fmt.Errorf("Unbound config variable %s", variable) } } return ret, nil } var ret []string stringFields := splitStringKeepingQuotedSubstring(toExpand, ' ') for _, v := range stringFields { val, err := expandVarInternal(v, map[string]bool{}) if err != nil { return ret, err } ret = append(ret, val) } return ret, nil } // splitStringKeepingQuotedSubstring splits a string on a provided separator, // but it will not split substrings inside unescaped double quotes. If the double // quotes are escaped, then the returned string will only include the quote, and // not the escape. func splitStringKeepingQuotedSubstring(s string, delimiter byte) []string { var ret []string quote := byte('"') var substring []byte quoted := false escaped := false for i := range s { if !quoted && s[i] == delimiter { ret = append(ret, string(substring)) substring = []byte{} continue } characterIsEscape := i < len(s)-1 && s[i] == '\\' && s[i+1] == quote if characterIsEscape { escaped = true continue } if s[i] == quote { if !escaped { quoted = !quoted } escaped = false } substring = append(substring, s[i]) } ret = append(ret, string(substring)) return ret } func validateVariableMethod(name string, methodValue reflect.Value) { methodType := methodValue.Type() if methodType.Kind() != reflect.Func { panic(fmt.Errorf("method given for variable %s is not a function", name)) } if n := methodType.NumIn(); n != 1 { panic(fmt.Errorf("method for variable %s has %d inputs (should be 1)", name, n)) } if n := methodType.NumOut(); n != 1 { panic(fmt.Errorf("method for variable %s has %d outputs (should be 1)", name, n)) } if kind := methodType.Out(0).Kind(); kind != reflect.String { panic(fmt.Errorf("method for variable %s does not return a string", name)) } }