Chat-O-Matic/build/jam/ConfigRules

# ConfigRules
#
# Contains rules providing the config variable feature. It allows to set the
# values for certain variables for subdirectories in a central place. That is
# one can, for instance, specify in a file like UserBuildConfig for which
# directories to enable debugging, warnings, set special defines, compiler
# flags and the like without needing to edit the Jamfiles for the respective
# dirs.

rule ConfigObject
{
	# ConfigObject <dir> ;
	#
	# Private rule. Returns the dummy object on which the config variables are
	# set for a given subdir.
	#
	# <dir>: Parameters as passed to the SubDir rule, i.e. the name of the
	#        TOP variable and the subdir tokens.
	#
	local config = __config__ ;
	local grist = [ FGrist root $(1) ] ;
	return $(config:G=$(grist)) ;
}

rule SetConfigVar
{
	# SetConfigVar <var> : <dir> : <value> [ : <scope> ] ;
	#
	# Sets a config variable for a specified directory to the given value.
	#
	# <var>: The name of the variable to be set.
	# <dir>: Parameters as passed to the SubDir rule, i.e. the name of the
	#        TOP variable and the subdir tokens.
	# <value>: The value to which the variable shall be set.
	# <scope>: Either "global" or "local". The former implies that the variable
	#          value shall also be used for subdirectories (recursively), if
	#          for them the variable has not been set. The latter has the same
	#          effect regarding subdirs as if the variable for the directory
	#          is not set. Defaults to "global".
	#
	local var = $(1[1]) ;
	local config = [ ConfigObject $(2) ] ;
	local scope = $(4) ;
	if ! $(scope) {
		scope = global ;
	}
	$(var) on $(config) = $(3) ;
	__set_$(var) on $(config) = $(scope) ;
}

rule AppendToConfigVar
{
	# AppendToConfigVar <var> : <dir> : <value> [ : <scope> ] ;
	#
	# Appends a value to a config variable for a specified directory. Shortcut
	# for
	#   SetConfigVar <var> : <dir> : [ ConfigVar <var> : <dir> ] <value
	#                : <scope> ;
	#
	# <var>: The name of the variable to be set.
	# <dir>: Parameters as passed to the SubDir rule, i.e. the name of the
	#        TOP variable and the subdir tokens.
	# <value>: The value which to append to the variables current value.
	# <scope>: Either "global" or "local". The former implies that the variable
	#          value shall also be used for subdirectories (recursively), if
	#          for them the variable has not been set. The latter has the same
	#          effect regarding subdirs as if the variable for the directory
	#          is not set. Defaults to "global".
	#
	SetConfigVar $(1) : $(2) : [ ConfigVar $(1) : $(2) ] $(3) : $(4) ;
}

rule ConfigVar
{
	# ConfigVar <var> : <dir> [ : <scope> ] ;
	#
	# Returns the value of a configuration variable for a given subdir.
	# If the variable is not set for the subdir, the rule is invoked
	# recursively for the parent directory with the scope "global". When
	# the root is reached without yielding a value, the value of the global
	# variable <var> is returned.
	#
	# <var>: The name of the variable whose value shall be returned.
	# <dir>: Parameters as passed to the SubDir rule, i.e. the name of the
	#        TOP variable and the subdir tokens.
	# <scope>: If not given any scope passed to SetConfigVar for the given
	#          directory will be accepted, otherwise it must match the scope
	#          passed to SetConfigVar.
	#
	local var = $(1[1]) ;
	local dir = $(2) ;
	local config = [ ConfigObject $(dir) ] ;
	local scope = $(3) ;
	local varScope = [ on $(config) return $(__set_$(var)) ] ;
	if ( ! $(scope) && $(varScope) )
		|| ( $(scope) && $(scope) = $(varScope) )
		|| ! $(dir) {
		on $(config) return $($(var)) ;
	} else {
		dir = [ FReverse $(dir) ] ;
		return [ ConfigVar $(var) : [ FReverse $(dir[2-]) ] : global ] ;
	}
}

rule SetUpConfigVars {
	# SetUpConfigVars <dir> ;
	#
	# Sets the global variables defined in AUTO_SET_UP_CONFIG_VARIABLES to the
	# values specified for the subdirectory <dir>.
	#
	# <dir>: Parameters as passed to the SubDir rule, i.e. the name of the
	#        TOP variable and the subdir tokens.
	#
	local dir = $(1) ;

	# Backup the global variable value on first invocation, otherwise restore
	# them, so that ConfigVar returns the right values for not explicity set
	# local variables.
	local var ;
	if ! $(__config_var_backup__) {
		__config_var_backup__ = true ;
		for var in $(AUTO_SET_UP_CONFIG_VARIABLES) {
			__config_var_backup_$(var)__ = $($(var)) ;
		}
	} else {
		for var in $(AUTO_SET_UP_CONFIG_VARIABLES) {
			$(var) = $(__config_var_backup_$(var)__) ;
		}
	}

	# Set the variables to their configured values.
	for var in $(AUTO_SET_UP_CONFIG_VARIABLES) {
		$(var) = [ ConfigVar $(var) : $(dir) ] ;
	}
}

# Add the SetUpConfigVars rule to the rules that are invoked at the end of the
# SubDir rule. Prepend it, so that the variables are set up before any other
# rule is invoked.
SUBDIRRULES = SetUpConfigVars $(SUBDIRRULES) ;

# Some config variables that should be set up automatically for subdirs.
AUTO_SET_UP_CONFIG_VARIABLES +=
	CCFLAGS C++FLAGS DEBUG DEFINES HDRS LINKFLAGS OPTIM OPTIMIZE
	SYSHDRS WARNINGS
;