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#!/usr/bin/env
'''
wscript - Waf build script for NORM
See http://waf.googlecode.com/ for more information.
In order to use different build directories (for example, a release and a debug
build), use the -o (--out) flag when configuring. For example:
./waf configure -o build-debug --debug
./waf
./waf configure -o build-release
./waf
To build examples, use the --target directive. For example:
./waf build --target=normClient,normServer
'''
import platform
import waflib
# Fetch VERSION from include/normVersion.h file
VERSION = None
vfile = open('include/normVersion.h', 'r')
for line in vfile.readlines():
line = line.split()
if len(line) != 3:
continue
if "#define" == line[0] and "VERSION" == line[1]:
VERSION = line[2].strip('"')
if VERSION is None:
print "Warning: NORM VERSION not found!?"
# So you don't need to do ./waf configure if you are just using the defaults
waflib.Configure.autoconfig = True
# Top-level project directory
top = '.'
# Directory where build files are placed
out = 'build'
# System waf is running on: linux, darwin (Mac OSX), freebsd, windows, etc.
system = platform.system().lower()
def options(ctx):
ctx.recurse('protolib')
build_opts = ctx.parser.add_option_group('Compile/install Options', 'Use during build/install step.')
build_opts.add_option('--enable-static-library', action='store_true',
help='Enable building and installing static library. [default:false]')
def configure(ctx):
ctx.recurse('protolib')
# Use this USE variable to add flags to NORM's compilation
ctx.env.USE_BUILD_NORM += ['BUILD_NORM', 'protolib']
if system in ('linux', 'darwin', 'freebsd', 'gnu', 'gnu/kfreebsd'):
ctx.env.DEFINES_BUILD_NORM += ['ECN_SUPPORT']
if system == 'windows':
ctx.env.DEFINES_BUILD_NORM += ['NORM_USE_DLL']
if ctx.env.COMPILER_CXX == 'g++' or ctx.env.COMPILER_CXX == 'clang++':
ctx.env.CFLAGS += ['-fvisibility=hidden']
ctx.env.CXXFLAGS += ['-fvisibility=hidden']
def build(ctx):
ctx.recurse('protolib')
# Setup to install NORM header file
ctx.install_files("${PREFIX}/include/", "include/normApi.h")
ctx.objects(
target = 'objs',
includes = ['include'],
export_includes = ['include'],
use = ctx.env.USE_BUILD_NORM,
stlib = ["protolib"],
source = ['src/common/{0}.cpp'.format(x) for x in [
'galois',
'normApi',
'normEncoder',
'normEncoderMDP',
'normEncoderRS16',
'normEncoderRS8',
'normFile',
'normMessage',
'normNode',
'normObject',
'normSegment',
'normSession',
]],
)
# Use static lib for Unix examples for convenience
# (so we don't have to worry about LD_LIBRARY_PATH)
ctx.shlib(
target = 'norm',
includes = ['include'],
export_includes = ['include'],
vnum = VERSION,
stlib = ["protolib"],
use = ['objs'] + ctx.env.USE_BUILD_NORM,
source = [],
features = 'cxx cxxshlib',
)
if ctx.options.enable_static_library:
ctx.stlib(
target = 'norm',
includes = ['include'],
export_includes = ['include'],
vnum = VERSION,
stlib = ["protolib"],
use = ['objs'] + ctx.env.USE_BUILD_NORM,
source = [],
features = 'cxx cxxstlib',
install_path = '${LIBDIR}',
)
if ctx.env.BUILD_PYTHON:
ctx(
features='py',
source=ctx.path.ant_glob('src/pynorm/**/*.py'),
install_from='src',
)
if ctx.env.BUILD_JAVA:
ctx.shlib(
target = 'mil_navy_nrl_norm',
use = ['norm_shlib', 'JAVA'],
vnum = VERSION,
source = ['src/java/jni/{0}.cpp'.format(x) for x in [
'normJni',
'normInstanceJni',
'normSessionJni',
'normObjectJni',
'normDataJni',
'normFileJni',
'normStreamJni',
'normEventJni',
'normNodeJni',
]],
)
ctx(
features = ['javac', 'jar'],
srcdir = 'src/java/src',
outdir = 'src/java/src',
basedir = 'src/java/src',
destfile = 'norm.jar',
)
normapp = ctx.program(
# Need to explicitly set a different name, because
# the library is also named "norm"
name = 'normapp',
target = 'normapp',
use = ['protolib', 'norm_stlib'],
defines = [],
source = ['src/common/{0}'.format(x) for x in [
'normPostProcess.cpp',
'normApp.cpp',
]],
# Disabled by default
posted = True,
)
if system in ('linux', 'darwin', 'freebsd', 'gnu', 'gnu/kfreebsd'):
normapp.source.append('src/unix/unixPostProcess.cpp')
if system == 'windows':
normapp.source.append('src/win32/win32PostProcess.cpp')
normapp.defines.append('_CONSOLE')
normapp.stlib = (["Shell32"]);
for example in (
'normDataExample',
'normDataRecv',
'normDataSend',
'normFileRecv',
'normFileSend',
'normStreamRecv',
'normStreamSend',
'normMsgr',
'normStreamer',
'normClient',
'normServer',
'wintest'
):
_make_simple_example(ctx, example)
for prog in (
'fecTest',
'normPrecode',
'normTest',
'normThreadTest',
'raft',
):
_make_simple_example(ctx, prog, 'src/common')
# Enable example targets specified on the command line
ctx._parse_targets()
def _make_simple_example(ctx, name, path='examples'):
'''Makes a task from a single source file in the examples directory.
Note these tasks are not built by default. Use the --targets flag.
'''
source = ['{0}/{1}.cpp'.format(path, name)]
if 'normClient' == name or 'normServer' == name:
source.append('%s/normSocket.cpp' % path)
example = ctx.program(
target = name,
use = ['protolib'],
defines = [],
source = source,
# Don't build examples by default
posted = True,
# Don't install examples
install_path = False,
)
if 'windows' == system:
example.use.append('norm_shlib')
example.defines.append('_CONSOLE')
else:
example.use.append('norm_stlib')
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