Beispiel #1
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    def read_libs(self,
                  library_types: Iterable[LibraryFilter],
                  output_func: Callable[[str, LibraryFilter], List[str]],
                  extra_pre_filters: Optional[List[Callable[[Library],
                                                            bool]]] = None,
                  must_exist: bool = True) -> List[str]:
        """
        Read the given libraries and return a list of strings according to some output format.

        :param library_types: List of libraries to filter, specified as a list of LibraryFilter elements.
        :param output_func: Function which processes the outputs, taking in the filtered lib and the library filter
                            which generated it.
        :param extra_pre_filters: List of additional filter functions to use to filter the list of libraries.
        :param must_exist: Must each library item actually exist? Default: True (yes, they must exist)
        :return: List of filtered libraries processed according output_func.
        """

        pre_filts = self.default_pre_filters(
        )  # type: List[Callable[[Library], bool]]
        if extra_pre_filters is not None:
            assert isinstance(extra_pre_filters, List)
            pre_filts += extra_pre_filters

        return reduce_list_str(
            add_lists,
            map(
                lambda lib: self.process_library_filter(
                    pre_filts=pre_filts,
                    filt=lib,
                    output_func=output_func,
                    must_exist=must_exist), library_types))
Beispiel #2
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    def read_libs(self, library_types: Iterable[LibraryFilter], output_func: Callable[[str, LibraryFilter], List[str]],
                  extra_pre_filters: Optional[List[Callable[[Library], bool]]] = None,
                  must_exist: bool = True) -> List[str]:
        """
        Read the given libraries and return a list of strings according to some output format.

        :param library_types: List of libraries to filter, specified as a list of LibraryFilter elements.
        :param output_func: Function which processes the outputs, taking in the filtered lib and the library filter
                            which generated it.
        :param extra_pre_filters: List of additional filter functions to use to filter the list of libraries.
        :param must_exist: Must each library item actually exist? Default: True (yes, they must exist)
        :return: List of filtered libraries processed according output_func.
        """

        pre_filts = self.default_pre_filters()  # type: List[Callable[[Library], bool]]
        if extra_pre_filters is not None:
            assert isinstance(extra_pre_filters, List)
            pre_filts += extra_pre_filters

        return reduce_list_str(
            add_lists,
            map(
                lambda lib: self.process_library_filter(pre_filts=pre_filts, filt=lib, output_func=output_func, must_exist=must_exist),
                library_types
            )
        )
Beispiel #3
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    def process_library_filter(self,
                               filt: LibraryFilter,
                               pre_filts: List[Callable[[Library], bool]],
                               output_func: Callable[[str, LibraryFilter],
                                                     List[str]],
                               must_exist: bool = True,
                               uniquify: bool = True) -> List[str]:
        """
        Process the given library filter and return a list of items from that library filter with any extra
        post-processing.

        - Get a list of lib items
        - Run any extra_post_filter_funcs (if needed)
        - For every lib item in each lib items, run output_func

        :param filt: LibraryFilter to check against all libraries.
        :param pre_filts: List of functions with which to pre-filter the libraries. Each function must return true
                          in order for this library to be used.
        :param output_func: Function which processes the outputs, taking in the filtered lib and the library filter
                            which generated it.
        :param must_exist: Must each library item actually exist? Default: True (yes, they must exist)
        :param uniquify: Must uniqify the list of output files. Default: True
        :return: Resultant items from the filter and post-processed. (e.g. --timing foo.db --timing bar.db)
        """

        # First, filter the list of available libraries with pre_filts and the library itself.
        lib_filters = pre_filts + get_or_else(
            optional_map(filt.filter_func, lambda x: [x]), [])

        filtered_libs = list(
            reduce_named(sequence=lib_filters,
                         initial=self.get_available_libraries(),
                         function=lambda libs, func: filter(func, libs))
        )  # type: List[Library]

        # Next, sort the list of libraries if a sort function exists.
        if filt.sort_func is not None:
            filtered_libs = sorted(filtered_libs, key=filt.sort_func)

        # Next, extract paths and prepend them to get the real paths.
        def get_and_prepend_path(lib: Library) -> Tuple[Library, List[str]]:
            paths = filt.paths_func(lib)
            full_paths = list(
                map(lambda path: self.prepend_dir_path(path, lib), paths))
            return lib, full_paths

        libs_and_paths = list(
            map(get_and_prepend_path,
                filtered_libs))  # type: List[Tuple[Library, List[str]]]

        # Existence checks for paths.
        def check_lib_and_paths(
                inp: Tuple[Library, List[str]]) -> Tuple[Library, List[str]]:
            lib = inp[0]  # type: Library
            paths = inp[1]  # type: List[str]
            existence_check_func = self.make_check_isfile(
                filt.description) if filt.is_file else self.make_check_isdir(
                    filt.description)
            paths = list(map(existence_check_func, paths))
            return lib, paths

        if must_exist:
            libs_and_paths = list(map(check_lib_and_paths, libs_and_paths))

        # Now call the extraction function to get a final list of strings.

        # If no extraction function was specified, use the identity extraction
        # function.
        def identity_extraction_func(lib: "Library",
                                     paths: List[str]) -> List[str]:
            return paths

        extraction_func = get_or_else(filt.extraction_func,
                                      identity_extraction_func)

        output_list = reduce_list_str(
            add_lists,
            list(map(lambda t: extraction_func(t[0], t[1]),
                     libs_and_paths)), [])  # type: List[str]

        # Quickly check that it is actually a List[str].
        if not isinstance(output_list, List):
            raise TypeError("output_list is not a List[str], but a " +
                            str(type(output_list)))
        for i in output_list:
            if not isinstance(i, str):
                raise TypeError("output_list is a List but not a List[str]")

        # Uniquify results.
        # TODO: think about whether this really belongs here and whether we always need to uniquify.
        # This is here to get stuff working since some CAD tools dislike duplicated arguments (e.g. duplicated stdcell
        # lib, etc).
        if uniquify:
            in_place_unique(output_list)

        # Apply any list-level functions.
        after_post_filter = reduce_named(
            sequence=filt.extra_post_filter_funcs,
            initial=output_list,
            function=lambda libs, func: func(list(libs)),
        )

        # Finally, apply any output functions.
        # e.g. turning foo.db into ["--timing", "foo.db"].
        after_output_functions = list(
            map(lambda item: output_func(item, filt), after_post_filter))

        # Concatenate lists of List[str] together.
        return reduce_list_str(add_lists, after_output_functions, [])
Beispiel #4
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    def process_library_filter(self,
                               filt: LibraryFilter,
                               pre_filts: List[Callable[[Library], bool]],
                               output_func: Callable[[str, LibraryFilter], List[str]],
                               must_exist: bool = True,
                               uniquify: bool = True) -> List[str]:
        """
        Process the given library filter and return a list of items from that library filter with any extra
        post-processing.

        - Get a list of lib items
        - Run any extra_post_filter_funcs (if needed)
        - For every lib item in each lib items, run output_func

        :param filt: LibraryFilter to check against all libraries.
        :param pre_filts: List of functions with which to pre-filter the libraries. Each function must return true
                          in order for this library to be used.
        :param output_func: Function which processes the outputs, taking in the filtered lib and the library filter
                            which generated it.
        :param must_exist: Must each library item actually exist? Default: True (yes, they must exist)
        :param uniquify: Must uniqify the list of output files. Default: True
        :return: Resultant items from the filter and post-processed. (e.g. --timing foo.db --timing bar.db)
        """

        # First, filter the list of available libraries with pre_filts and the library itself.
        lib_filters = pre_filts + get_or_else(optional_map(filt.filter_func, lambda x: [x]), [])

        filtered_libs = list(reduce_named(
            sequence=lib_filters,
            initial=self.get_available_libraries(),
            function=lambda libs, func: filter(func, libs)
        ))  # type: List[Library]

        # Next, sort the list of libraries if a sort function exists.
        if filt.sort_func is not None:
            filtered_libs = sorted(filtered_libs, key=filt.sort_func)

        # Next, extract paths and prepend them to get the real paths.
        def get_and_prepend_path(lib: Library) -> Tuple[Library, List[str]]:
            paths = filt.paths_func(lib)
            full_paths = list(map(lambda path: self.prepend_dir_path(path, lib), paths))
            return lib, full_paths

        libs_and_paths = list(map(get_and_prepend_path, filtered_libs))  # type: List[Tuple[Library, List[str]]]

        # Existence checks for paths.
        def check_lib_and_paths(inp: Tuple[Library, List[str]]) -> Tuple[Library, List[str]]:
            lib = inp[0]  # type: Library
            paths = inp[1]  # type: List[str]
            existence_check_func = self.make_check_isfile(filt.description) if filt.is_file else self.make_check_isdir(
                filt.description)
            paths = list(map(existence_check_func, paths))
            return lib, paths

        if must_exist:
            libs_and_paths = list(map(check_lib_and_paths, libs_and_paths))

        # Now call the extraction function to get a final list of strings.

        # If no extraction function was specified, use the identity extraction
        # function.
        def identity_extraction_func(lib: "Library", paths: List[str]) -> List[str]:
            return paths
        extraction_func = get_or_else(filt.extraction_func, identity_extraction_func)

        output_list = reduce_list_str(add_lists, list(map(lambda t: extraction_func(t[0], t[1]), libs_and_paths)), [])  # type: List[str]

        # Quickly check that it is actually a List[str].
        if not isinstance(output_list, List):
            raise TypeError("output_list is not a List[str], but a " + str(type(output_list)))
        for i in output_list:
            if not isinstance(i, str):
                raise TypeError("output_list is a List but not a List[str]")

        # Uniquify results.
        # TODO: think about whether this really belongs here and whether we always need to uniquify.
        # This is here to get stuff working since some CAD tools dislike duplicated arguments (e.g. duplicated stdcell
        # lib, etc).
        if uniquify:
            in_place_unique(output_list)

        # Apply any list-level functions.
        after_post_filter = reduce_named(
            sequence=filt.extra_post_filter_funcs,
            initial=output_list,
            function=lambda libs, func: func(list(libs)),
        )

        # Finally, apply any output functions.
        # e.g. turning foo.db into ["--timing", "foo.db"].
        after_output_functions = list(map(lambda item: output_func(item, filt), after_post_filter))

        # Concatenate lists of List[str] together.
        return reduce_list_str(add_lists, after_output_functions, [])