ceee/ceee.gyp

# Copyright (c) 2010 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.

{
  'targets': [
    {
      'target_name': 'ceee_all',
      'type': 'none',
      'dependencies': [
        'common/common.gyp:ceee_common_unittests',
        'ie/ie.gyp:ceee_ie_all',
        'firefox/firefox.gyp:xpi',
        'installer_dll/ceee_installer_dll.gyp:*',
        'testing/manual/ie_broker/call_broker/call_broker.gyp:call_broker',
      ]
    },
  ],
  'conditions': [
    # To enable the coverage targets, do
    #    GYP_DEFINES='coverage=1' gclient sync
    ['coverage!=0',
      { 'targets': [
        {
          ### Coverage BUILD AND RUN.
          ### Not named coverage_build_and_run for historical reasons.
          'target_name': 'ceee_coverage',
          'dependencies': [ 'ceee_coverage_build', 'ceee_coverage_run' ],
          # do NOT place this in the 'all' list; most won't want it.
          # In gyp, booleans are 0/1 not True/False.
          'suppress_wildcard': 1,
          'type': 'none',
          'actions': [
            {
              'message': 'Coverage is now complete.',
              # MSVS must have an input file and an output file.
              'inputs': [ '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/ceee_coverage.info' ],
              'outputs': [ '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/ceee_coverage-build-and-run.stamp' ],
              'action_name': 'ceee_coverage',
              # Wish gyp had some basic builtin commands (e.g. 'touch').
              'action': [ 'python', '-c',
                          'import os; ' \
                          'open(' \
                          '\'<(PRODUCT_DIR)\' + os.path.sep + ' \
                          '\'ceee_coverage-build-and-run.stamp\'' \
                          ', \'w\').close()' ],
              # Use outputs of this action as inputs for the main target build.
              # Seems as a misnomer but makes this happy on Linux (scons).
              'process_outputs_as_sources': 1,
            },
          ],  # 'actions'
        },
        ### Coverage BUILD.  Compile only; does not run the bundles.
        ### Intended as the build phase for our coverage bots.
        ###
        ### Builds unit test bundles needed for coverage.
        ### Outputs this list of bundles into coverage_bundles.py.
        ###
        ### If you want to both build and run coverage from your IDE,
        ### use the 'coverage' target.
        {
          'target_name': 'ceee_coverage_build',
          # do NOT place this in the 'all' list; most won't want it.
          # In gyp, booleans are 0/1 not True/False.
          'suppress_wildcard': 1,
          'type': 'none',
          'dependencies': [
            'ie/ie.gyp:ie_unittests',
            'ie/ie.gyp:mediumtest_ie',
            'common/common.gyp:ceee_common_unittests',
          ],  # 'dependencies'
          'actions': [
            {
              # TODO(jrg@chromium.org):
              # Technically I want inputs to be the list of
              # executables created in <@(_dependencies) but use of
              # that variable lists the dep by dep name, not their
              # output executable name.
              # Is there a better way to force this action to run, always?
              #
              # If a test bundle is added to this coverage_build target it
              # necessarily means this file (ceee.gyp) is changed,
              # so the action is run (coverage_bundles.py is generated).
              # Exceptions to that rule are theoretically possible
              # (e.g. re-gyp with a GYP_DEFINES set).
              # Else it's the same list of bundles as last time.  They are
              # built (since on the deps list) but the action may not run.
              # For now, things work, but it's less than ideal.
              'inputs': [ 'ceee.gyp' ],
              'outputs': [ '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/ceee_ie_coverage_bundles.py' ],
              'action_name': 'ceee_coverage_build',
              'action': [ 'python', '-c',
                          'import os; '
                          'f = open(' \
                          '\'<(PRODUCT_DIR)\' + os.path.sep + ' \
                          '\'coverage_bundles.py\'' \
                          ', \'w\'); ' \
                          'deplist = \'' \
                          '<@(_dependencies)' \
                          '\'.split(\' \'); ' \
                          'f.write(str(deplist)); ' \
                          'f.close()'],
              # Use outputs of this action as inputs for the main target build.
              # Seems as a misnomer but makes this happy on Linux (scons).
              'process_outputs_as_sources': 1,
            },
          ],  # 'actions'
        },
        ### Coverage RUN.  Does not compile the bundles.  Mirrors the
        ### run_coverage_bundles buildbot phase.  If you update this
        ### command update the mirror in
        ### $BUILDBOT/scripts/master/factory/chromium_commands.py.
        ### If you want both build and run, use the 'ceee_coverage' target.
        {
          'target_name': 'ceee_coverage_run',
          'dependencies': [ 'ceee_coverage_build' ],
          # do NOT place this in the 'all' list; most won't want it.
          # In gyp, booleans are 0/1 not True/False.
          'suppress_wildcard': 1,
          'type': 'none',
          'actions': [
            {
              # MSVS must have an input file and an output file.
              'inputs': [ '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/coverage_bundles.py' ],
              'outputs': [ '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/coverage.info' ],
              'action_name': 'ceee_coverage_run',
              'action': [ 'python',
                          '../tools/code_coverage/coverage_posix.py',
                          '--directory',
                          '<(PRODUCT_DIR)',
                          '--src_root',
                          '.',
                          '--bundles',
                          '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/coverage_bundles.py',
                        ],
              # Use outputs of this action as inputs for the main target build.
              # Seems as a misnomer but makes this happy on Linux (scons).
              'process_outputs_as_sources': 1,
            },
          ],  # 'actions'
        },
      ],
    }, ],  # 'coverage!=0'
  ],  # 'conditions'
}