CMake/Source/cmMakefileTargetGenerator.h

/*============================================================================
  CMake - Cross Platform Makefile Generator
  Copyright 2000-2009 Kitware, Inc., Insight Software Consortium

  Distributed under the OSI-approved BSD License (the "License");
  see accompanying file Copyright.txt for details.

  This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
  implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
  See the License for more information.
============================================================================*/
#ifndef cmMakefileTargetGenerator_h
#define cmMakefileTargetGenerator_h

#include "cmLocalUnixMakefileGenerator3.h"

class cmCustomCommand;
class cmDependInformation;
class cmDepends;
class cmGeneratedFileStream;
class cmGlobalUnixMakefileGenerator3;
class cmLocalUnixMakefileGenerator3;
class cmMakefile;
class cmTarget;
class cmSourceFile;

/** \class cmMakefileTargetGenerator
 * \brief Support Routines for writing makefiles
 *
 */
class cmMakefileTargetGenerator
{
public:
  // constructor to set the ivars
  cmMakefileTargetGenerator(cmTarget* target);
  virtual ~cmMakefileTargetGenerator() {};

  // construct using this factory call
  static cmMakefileTargetGenerator *New(cmTarget *tgt);

  /* the main entry point for this class. Writes the Makefiles associated
     with this target */
  virtual void WriteRuleFiles() = 0;

  /* return the number of actions that have progress reporting on them */
  virtual unsigned long GetNumberOfProgressActions() {
    return this->NumberOfProgressActions;}
  std::string GetProgressFileNameFull()
    { return this->ProgressFileNameFull; }

  cmTarget* GetTarget() { return this->Target;}
protected:

  // create the file and directory etc
  void CreateRuleFile();

  // outputs the rules for object files and custom commands used by
  // this target
  void WriteTargetBuildRules();

  // write some common code at the top of build.make
  void WriteCommonCodeRules();
  void WriteTargetLanguageFlags();

  // write the provide require rules for this target
  void WriteTargetRequiresRules();

  // write the clean rules for this target
  void WriteTargetCleanRules();

  // write the depend rules for this target
  void WriteTargetDependRules();

  // write rules for Mac OS X Application Bundle content.
  void WriteMacOSXContentRules(cmSourceFile& source, const char* pkgloc);

  // write the rules for an object
  void WriteObjectRuleFiles(cmSourceFile& source);

  // write the build rule for an object
  void WriteObjectBuildFile(std::string &obj,
                            const char *lang,
                            cmSourceFile& source,
                            std::vector<std::string>& depends);

  // write the depend.make file for an object
  void WriteObjectDependRules(cmSourceFile& source,
                              std::vector<std::string>& depends);

  // write the build rule for a custom command
  void GenerateCustomRuleFile(const cmCustomCommand& cc);

  // write a rule to drive building of more than one output from
  // another rule
  void GenerateExtraOutput(const char* out, const char* in,
                           bool symbolic = false);

  void AppendProgress(std::vector<std::string>& commands);

  // write out the variable that lists the objects for this target
  void WriteObjectsVariable(std::string& variableName,
                            std::string& variableNameExternal);
  void WriteObjectsString(std::string& buildObjs);
  void WriteObjectsStrings(std::vector<std::string>& objStrings,
                           std::string::size_type limit = std::string::npos);

  // write the driver rule to build target outputs
  void WriteTargetDriverRule(const char* main_output, bool relink);

  void DriveCustomCommands(std::vector<std::string>& depends);

  // Return the a string with -F flags on apple
  std::string GetFrameworkFlags();

  // append intertarget dependencies
  void AppendTargetDepends(std::vector<std::string>& depends);

  /** In order to support parallel builds for custom commands with
      multiple outputs the outputs are given a serial order, and only
      the first output actually has the build rule.  Other outputs
      just depend on the first one.  The check-build-system step must
      remove a dependee if the depender is missing to make sure both
      are regenerated properly.  This method is used by the local
      makefile generators to register such pairs.  */
  void AddMultipleOutputPair(const char* depender, const char* dependee);

  /** Create a script to hold link rules and a command to invoke the
      script at build time.  */
  void CreateLinkScript(const char* name,
                        std::vector<std::string> const& link_commands,
                        std::vector<std::string>& makefile_commands,
                        std::vector<std::string>& makefile_depends);

  /** Create a response file with the given set of options.  Returns
      the relative path from the target build working directory to the
      response file name.  */
  std::string CreateResponseFile(const char* name,
                                 std::string const& options,
                                 std::vector<std::string>& makefile_depends);

  /** Create lists of object files for linking and cleaning.  */
  void CreateObjectLists(bool useLinkScript, bool useArchiveRules,
                         bool useResponseFile, std::string& buildObjs,
                         std::vector<std::string>& makefile_depends);

  virtual void CloseFileStreams();
  void RemoveForbiddenFlags(const char* flagVar, const char* linkLang,
                            std::string& linkFlags);
  cmTarget *Target;
  cmLocalUnixMakefileGenerator3 *LocalGenerator;
  cmGlobalUnixMakefileGenerator3 *GlobalGenerator;
  cmMakefile *Makefile;
  const char *ConfigName;

  enum CustomCommandDriveType { OnBuild, OnDepends, OnUtility };
  CustomCommandDriveType CustomCommandDriver;

  // the full path to the build file
  std::string BuildFileName;
  std::string BuildFileNameFull;

  // the full path to the progress file
  std::string ProgressFileNameFull;
  unsigned long NumberOfProgressActions;
  bool NoRuleMessages;

  // the path to the directory the build file is in
  std::string TargetBuildDirectory;
  std::string TargetBuildDirectoryFull;

  // the stream for the build file
  cmGeneratedFileStream *BuildFileStream;

  // the stream for the flag file
  std::string FlagFileNameFull;
  cmGeneratedFileStream *FlagFileStream;

  // the stream for the info file
  std::string InfoFileNameFull;
  cmGeneratedFileStream *InfoFileStream;

  // files to clean
  std::vector<std::string> CleanFiles;

  // objects used by this target
  std::vector<std::string> Objects;
  std::vector<std::string> ExternalObjects;

  // Set of object file names that will be built in this directory.
  std::set<cmStdString> ObjectFiles;

  // Set of extra output files to be driven by the build.
  std::set<cmStdString> ExtraFiles;

  typedef std::map<cmStdString, cmStdString> MultipleOutputPairsType;
  MultipleOutputPairsType MultipleOutputPairs;

  // Target name info.
  std::string TargetNameOut;
  std::string TargetNameSO;
  std::string TargetNameReal;
  std::string TargetNameImport;
  std::string TargetNamePDB;

  // Mac OS X content info.
  std::string MacContentDirectory;
  std::set<cmStdString> MacContentFolders;

  // Target-wide Fortran module output directory.
  bool FortranModuleDirectoryComputed;
  std::string FortranModuleDirectory;
  const char* GetFortranModuleDirectory();

  // Compute target-specific Fortran language flags.
  void AddFortranFlags(std::string& flags);

  //==================================================================
  // Convenience routines that do nothing more than forward to
  // implementaitons
  std::string Convert(const char* source,
                      cmLocalGenerator::RelativeRoot relative,
                      cmLocalGenerator::OutputFormat output =
                      cmLocalGenerator::UNCHANGED,
                      bool optional = false)
  {
    return this->LocalGenerator->Convert(source, relative, output, optional);
  }

};

#endif