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author | Simon Warta <[email protected]> | 2017-03-07 23:53:50 +0100 |
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committer | Simon Warta <[email protected]> | 2017-03-08 23:33:34 +0100 |
commit | ed4a20e2616d2f2e0acad80ca02d880a19bfc0cb (patch) | |
tree | 1891088540188eeb5599ddcceccd6cf939c16aae /configure.py | |
parent | 8c34620623b3db5f19682718c56d1382ace41e12 (diff) |
pylint: use lex return value in ModuleInfo
Diffstat (limited to 'configure.py')
-rwxr-xr-x | configure.py | 71 |
1 files changed, 40 insertions, 31 deletions
diff --git a/configure.py b/configure.py index 791bde94f..a7b3b5449 100755 --- a/configure.py +++ b/configure.py @@ -631,14 +631,26 @@ class ModuleInfo(InfoObject): def __init__(self, infofile): super(ModuleInfo, self).__init__(infofile) - lex_me_harder(infofile, self, - ['header:internal', 'header:public', - 'header:external', 'requires', 'os', 'arch', - 'cc', 'libs', 'frameworks', 'comment', - 'warning'], - {'load_on': 'auto', - 'define': [], - 'need_isa': ''}) + lex = lex_me_harder( + infofile, + None, + [ + 'header:internal', 'header:public', 'header:external', 'requires', + 'os', 'arch', 'cc', 'libs', 'frameworks', 'comment', 'warning' + ], + { + 'load_on': 'auto', + 'define': [], + 'need_isa': '' + }) + + def check_header_duplicates(header_list_public, header_list_internal): + pub_header = set(header_list_public) + int_header = set(header_list_internal) + if not pub_header.isdisjoint(int_header): + logging.error("Module %s header contains same header in public and internal sections" % self.infofile) + + check_header_duplicates(lex.header_public, lex.header_internal) all_source_files = [] all_header_files = [] @@ -651,20 +663,14 @@ class ModuleInfo(InfoObject): self.source = all_source_files - if self.need_isa == '': - self.need_isa = [] - else: - self.need_isa = self.need_isa.split(',') - # If not entry for the headers, all are assumed public - if self.header_internal == [] and self.header_public == []: + if lex.header_internal == [] and lex.header_public == []: self.header_public = list(all_header_files) + self.header_internal = [] else: - pub_header = set(self.header_public) - int_header = set(self.header_internal) - - if not pub_header.isdisjoint(int_header): - logging.error("Module %s header contains same header in public and internal sections" % (infofile)) + self.header_public = lex.header_public + self.header_internal = lex.header_internal + self.header_external = lex.header_external # Coerce to more useful types def convert_lib_list(l): @@ -682,8 +688,18 @@ class ModuleInfo(InfoObject): result[target] = result.setdefault(target, []) + vals return result - self.libs = convert_lib_list(self.libs) - self.frameworks = convert_lib_list(self.frameworks) + # Convert remaining lex result to members + self.arch = lex.arch + self.cc = lex.cc + self.comment = ' '.join(lex.comment) if lex.comment else None + self.define = lex.define + self.frameworks = convert_lib_list(lex.frameworks) + self.libs = convert_lib_list(lex.libs) + self.load_on = lex.load_on + self.need_isa = lex.need_isa.split(',') if lex.need_isa else [] + self.os = lex.os + self.requires = lex.requires + self.warning = ' '.join(lex.warning) if lex.warning else None def add_dir_name(filename): if filename.count(':') == 0: @@ -696,25 +712,18 @@ class ModuleInfo(InfoObject): return os.path.join(os.path.split(self.lives_in)[0], *filename.split(':')) + # Modify members self.source = [add_dir_name(s) for s in self.source] self.header_internal = [add_dir_name(s) for s in self.header_internal] self.header_public = [add_dir_name(s) for s in self.header_public] self.header_external = [add_dir_name(s) for s in self.header_external] + # Filesystem read access check for src in self.source + self.header_internal + self.header_public + self.header_external: if not os.access(src, os.R_OK): logging.error("Missing file %s in %s" % (src, infofile)) - if self.comment != []: - self.comment = ' '.join(self.comment) - else: - self.comment = None - - if self.warning != []: - self.warning = ' '.join(self.warning) - else: - self.warning = None - + # Check for duplicates def intersect_check(type_a, list_a, type_b, list_b): intersection = set.intersection(set(list_a), set(list_b)) if len(intersection) > 0: |