platform_build_soong/bp2build/conversion.go
Jingwen Chen 01812020c1 Add support for writing all Soong config variables into @soong_injection.
Also remove the need to use bp2build_available on
soong_config_module_types as we want to convert every single of them
into the tree for a complete soong_injection soong_config_variables.bzl
file.

The variables are split into their bool, value and string types
respectively, as they all need to be handled differently on the Bazel
product_platform side, as well as for generating constraint values and
settings. For example, value variables need to integrate with
TemplateVariableInfo, and string variables need to include the string
value itself into the select key/constraint value.

Sample soong_config_variables.bzl file: https://gist.github.com/jin/cef700bfb20c8656a931306dd71d47e1

Test: CI
Bug: 198556411
Change-Id: I8665dd1269a507edb37de62407ed3641564bea5c
2021-11-23 08:37:30 +00:00

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package bp2build
import (
"fmt"
"reflect"
"strings"
"android/soong/android"
"android/soong/cc/config"
"github.com/google/blueprint/proptools"
)
type BazelFile struct {
Dir string
Basename string
Contents string
}
func CreateSoongInjectionFiles(cfg android.Config, metrics CodegenMetrics) []BazelFile {
var files []BazelFile
files = append(files, newFile("cc_toolchain", GeneratedBuildFileName, "")) // Creates a //cc_toolchain package.
files = append(files, newFile("cc_toolchain", "constants.bzl", config.BazelCcToolchainVars(cfg)))
files = append(files, newFile("metrics", "converted_modules.txt", strings.Join(metrics.convertedModules, "\n")))
files = append(files, newFile("product_config", "soong_config_variables.bzl", cfg.Bp2buildSoongConfigDefinitions.String()))
return files
}
func convertedModules(convertedModules []string) string {
return strings.Join(convertedModules, "\n")
}
func CreateBazelFiles(
ruleShims map[string]RuleShim,
buildToTargets map[string]BazelTargets,
mode CodegenMode) []BazelFile {
var files []BazelFile
if mode == QueryView {
// Write top level WORKSPACE.
files = append(files, newFile("", "WORKSPACE", ""))
// Used to denote that the top level directory is a package.
files = append(files, newFile("", GeneratedBuildFileName, ""))
files = append(files, newFile(bazelRulesSubDir, GeneratedBuildFileName, ""))
// These files are only used for queryview.
files = append(files, newFile(bazelRulesSubDir, "providers.bzl", providersBzl))
for bzlFileName, ruleShim := range ruleShims {
files = append(files, newFile(bazelRulesSubDir, bzlFileName+".bzl", ruleShim.content))
}
files = append(files, newFile(bazelRulesSubDir, "soong_module.bzl", generateSoongModuleBzl(ruleShims)))
}
files = append(files, createBuildFiles(buildToTargets, mode)...)
return files
}
func createBuildFiles(buildToTargets map[string]BazelTargets, mode CodegenMode) []BazelFile {
files := make([]BazelFile, 0, len(buildToTargets))
for _, dir := range android.SortedStringKeys(buildToTargets) {
if mode == Bp2Build && android.ShouldKeepExistingBuildFileForDir(dir) {
fmt.Printf("[bp2build] Not writing generated BUILD file for dir: '%s'\n", dir)
continue
}
targets := buildToTargets[dir]
targets.sort()
var content string
if mode == Bp2Build {
content = `# READ THIS FIRST:
# This file was automatically generated by bp2build for the Bazel migration project.
# Feel free to edit or test it, but do *not* check it into your version control system.
`
if targets.hasHandcraftedTargets() {
// For BUILD files with both handcrafted and generated targets,
// don't hardcode actual content, like package() declarations.
// Leave that responsibility to the checked-in BUILD file
// instead.
content += `# This file contains generated targets and handcrafted targets that are manually managed in the source tree.`
} else {
// For fully-generated BUILD files, hardcode the default visibility.
content += "package(default_visibility = [\"//visibility:public\"])"
}
content += "\n"
content += targets.LoadStatements()
} else if mode == QueryView {
content = soongModuleLoad
}
if content != "" {
// If there are load statements, add a couple of newlines.
content += "\n\n"
}
content += targets.String()
files = append(files, newFile(dir, GeneratedBuildFileName, content))
}
return files
}
func newFile(dir, basename, content string) BazelFile {
return BazelFile{
Dir: dir,
Basename: basename,
Contents: content,
}
}
const (
bazelRulesSubDir = "build/bazel/queryview_rules"
// additional files:
// * workspace file
// * base BUILD file
// * rules BUILD file
// * rules providers.bzl file
// * rules soong_module.bzl file
numAdditionalFiles = 5
)
var (
// Certain module property names are blocklisted/ignored here, for the reasons commented.
ignoredPropNames = map[string]bool{
"name": true, // redundant, since this is explicitly generated for every target
"from": true, // reserved keyword
"in": true, // reserved keyword
"size": true, // reserved for tests
"arch": true, // interface prop type is not supported yet.
"multilib": true, // interface prop type is not supported yet.
"target": true, // interface prop type is not supported yet.
"visibility": true, // Bazel has native visibility semantics. Handle later.
"features": true, // There is already a built-in attribute 'features' which cannot be overridden.
}
)
func shouldGenerateAttribute(prop string) bool {
return !ignoredPropNames[prop]
}
func shouldSkipStructField(field reflect.StructField) bool {
if field.PkgPath != "" && !field.Anonymous {
// Skip unexported fields. Some properties are
// internal to Soong only, and these fields do not have PkgPath.
return true
}
// fields with tag `blueprint:"mutated"` are exported to enable modification in mutators, etc
// but cannot be set in a .bp file
if proptools.HasTag(field, "blueprint", "mutated") {
return true
}
return false
}
// FIXME(b/168089390): In Bazel, rules ending with "_test" needs to be marked as
// testonly = True, forcing other rules that depend on _test rules to also be
// marked as testonly = True. This semantic constraint is not present in Soong.
// To work around, rename "*_test" rules to "*_test_".
func canonicalizeModuleType(moduleName string) string {
if strings.HasSuffix(moduleName, "_test") {
return moduleName + "_"
}
return moduleName
}