gluon/scripts/target_config_lib.lua

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-- Split a string into words
local function split(s)
local ret = {}
for w in string.gmatch(s, '%S+') do
table.insert(ret, w)
end
return ret
end
-- Strip leading '-' character
local function strip_neg(s)
if string.sub(s, 1, 1) == '-' then
return string.sub(s, 2)
else
return s
end
end
-- Add an element to a list, removing duplicate entries and handling negative
-- elements prefixed with a '-'
local function append_to_list(list, item, keep_neg)
local match = strip_neg(item)
local ret = {}
for _, el in ipairs(list) do
if strip_neg(el) ~= match then
table.insert(ret, el)
end
end
if keep_neg ~= false or string.sub(item, 1, 1) ~= '-' then
table.insert(ret, item)
end
return ret
end
local function compact_list(list, keep_neg)
local ret = {}
for _, el in ipairs(list) do
ret = append_to_list(ret, el, keep_neg)
end
return ret
end
return function(funcs)
local lib = dofile('scripts/target_lib.lua')
local env = lib.env
local target = env.GLUON_TARGET
assert(target)
assert(env.BOARD)
assert(env.SUBTARGET)
local openwrt_config_target
if env.SUBTARGET ~= '' then
openwrt_config_target = env.BOARD .. '_' .. env.SUBTARGET
else
openwrt_config_target = env.BOARD
end
local function site_vars(var)
return lib.exec_capture_raw(string.format([[
MAKEFLAGS= make print _GLUON_SITE_VARS_=%s --no-print-directory -s -f - <<'END_MAKE'
include $(GLUON_SITEDIR)/site.mk
print:
echo -n '$(_GLUON_SITE_VARS_)'
END_MAKE
]], lib.escape(var)))
end
local function site_packages(image)
return split(site_vars(string.format('$(GLUON_%s_SITE_PACKAGES)', image)))
end
-- TODO: Rewrite features.sh in Lua
local function feature_packages(features)
-- Ugly hack: Lua doesn't give us the return code of a popened
-- command, so we match on a special __ERROR__ marker
local pkgs = lib.exec_capture({'scripts/features.sh', features}, '|| echo __ERROR__')
assert(string.find(pkgs, '__ERROR__') == nil, 'Error while evaluating features')
return pkgs
end
-- This involves running lots of processes to evaluate site.mk, so we
-- add a simple cache
local class_cache = {}
local function class_packages(class)
if class_cache[class] then
return class_cache[class]
end
local features = site_vars(string.format('$(GLUON_FEATURES) $(GLUON_FEATURES_%s)', class))
features = table.concat(compact_list(split(features), false), ' ')
local pkgs = feature_packages(features)
pkgs = pkgs .. ' ' .. site_vars(string.format('$(GLUON_SITE_PACKAGES) $(GLUON_SITE_PACKAGES_%s)', class))
pkgs = compact_list(split(pkgs))
class_cache[class] = pkgs
return pkgs
end
local function handle_target_pkgs(pkgs)
for _, pkg in ipairs(pkgs) do
if string.sub(pkg, 1, 1) == '-' then
lib.try_config('# CONFIG_PACKAGE_%s is not set', string.sub(pkg, 2))
else
funcs.config_package(lib.config, pkg, 'y')
end
end
end
lib.include('generic')
lib.include(target)
lib.check_devices()
if not lib.opkg then
lib.config '# CONFIG_SIGNED_PACKAGES is not set'
lib.config 'CONFIG_CLEAN_IPKG=y'
lib.packages {'-opkg'}
end
if #lib.devices > 0 then
handle_target_pkgs(lib.target_packages)
for _, dev in ipairs(lib.devices) do
local profile = dev.options.profile or dev.name
local device_pkgs = {}
local function handle_pkgs(pkgs)
for _, pkg in ipairs(pkgs) do
if string.sub(pkg, 1, 1) ~= '-' then
funcs.config_package(lib.config, pkg, 'm')
end
device_pkgs = append_to_list(device_pkgs, pkg)
end
end
handle_pkgs(lib.target_packages)
handle_pkgs(class_packages(dev.options.class))
handle_pkgs(dev.options.packages or {})
handle_pkgs(site_packages(dev.image))
funcs.config_message(lib.config, string.format("unable to enable device '%s'", profile),
'CONFIG_TARGET_DEVICE_%s_DEVICE_%s=y', openwrt_config_target, profile)
lib.config('CONFIG_TARGET_DEVICE_PACKAGES_%s_DEVICE_%s="%s"',
openwrt_config_target, profile,
table.concat(device_pkgs, ' '))
end
else
-- x86 fallback: no devices
local target_pkgs = {}
local function handle_pkgs(pkgs)
for _, pkg in ipairs(pkgs) do
target_pkgs = append_to_list(target_pkgs, pkg)
end
end
-- Just hardcode the class for device-less targets to 'standard'
-- - this is x86 only at the moment, and it will have devices
-- in OpenWrt 19.07 + 1 as well
handle_pkgs(lib.target_packages)
handle_pkgs(class_packages('standard'))
handle_target_pkgs(target_pkgs)
end
return lib
end