Example #1
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 def __callDone(self, fil):
     "call done function, if exception, set firstEx if it is None"
     try:
         fil.done()
     except Exception, ex:
         ex = ExRunException("Exception on file: " + str(fil), cause=ex)
         self.verb.pr(Verb.error, str(ex) + "\n" + ex.format())
         return ex
Example #2
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 def __callDone(self, fil):
     "call done function, if exception, set firstEx if it is None"
     try:
         fil.done()
     except Exception, ex:
         ex = ExRunException("Exception on file: " + str(fil), cause=ex)
         self.verb.pr(Verb.error, str(ex)+"\n"+ex.format())
         return ex
Example #3
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 def execute(self):
     "execute the rule"
     self.verb.enter()
     try:
         self.run()
     except Exception, ex:
         ex = ExRunException("Exception executing rule: " + str(self), cause=ex)
         self.verb.pr(Verb.error, str(ex)+"\n"+ex.format())
         raise
Example #4
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 def execute(self):
     "execute the rule"
     self.verb.enter()
     try:
         self.run()
     except Exception, ex:
         ex = ExRunException("Exception executing rule: " + str(self),
                             cause=ex)
         self.verb.pr(Verb.error, str(ex) + "\n" + ex.format())
         raise
Example #5
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 def linkProducedBy(self, producedBy):
     "set producedBy link, and link back to this object"
     if self.producedBy != None:
         raise ExRunException("Production " + str(self) +
                              " producedBy link already set")
     if not isinstance(producedBy, Rule):
         raise ExRunException(
             "Production " + str(self) +
             " producedBy can only be linked to a Rule, attempt to link to: "
             + str(producedBy))
     self.producedBy = producedBy
     producedBy.produces.add(self)
Example #6
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 def __connectivityCheck(self):
     """check for cycles and a full connected graph"""
     reachable = set()
     for entry in self.__getCheckEntries():
         self.__cycleCheck(entry, reachable)
     if len(reachable) < len(self.nodes):
         raise ExRunException("Nodes not reachable from any Target: " +
                              Node.joinNames(self.nodes - reachable))
     elif len(reachable) > len(self.nodes):
         raise ExRunException(
             "Invalid graph, nodes not added through API: " +
             Node.joinNames(reachable - self.nodes))
Example #7
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 def finishSucceed(self):
     "finish production with atomic install of new output file as actual file"
     self.done()
     if self.installed:
         raise ExRunException("output file already installed: " + self.path)
     if self.outPath == None:
         raise ExRunException("getOutPath() never called for: " + self.path)
     if not os.path.exists(self.outPath):
         raise ExRunException("output file as not created: " + self.outPath)
     fileOps.atomicInstall(self.outPath, self.path)
     self.installed = True
     self.outPath = None
Example #8
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 def __postEvalRuleCheck(self):
     "check that a rule build it's productions"
     for p in self.rule.produces:
         if p.getLocalTime() == None:
             if (p.producedBy == None):
                 raise ExRunException("No rule to build production: " +
                                      str(p))
             else:
                 raise ExRunException("Production not built: " + str(p))
     if self.rule.isOutdated():
         raise ExRunException("rule didn't update all productions: " +
                              Node.joinNames(self.rule.getOutdated()))
Example #9
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 def __finishFail(self):
     """finish up finish up requires/produces on failure, will log errors,
     but not fail so original error is not lost"""
     for p in self.rule.produces:
         try:
             p.finishFail()
         except Exception, ex:
             # FIXME: count these errors
             ex = ExRunException("Error in Production.finishFail() for "+p.name,
                                 cause=ex)
             self.verb.prall(str(ex))
             self.verb.pr(Verb.error, ex.format())
Example #10
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 def __finishFail(self):
     """finish up finish up requires/produces on failure, will log errors,
     but not fail so original error is not lost"""
     for p in self.rule.produces:
         try:
             p.finishFail()
         except Exception, ex:
             # FIXME: count these errors
             ex = ExRunException("Error in Production.finishFail() for " +
                                 p.name,
                                 cause=ex)
             self.verb.prall(str(ex))
             self.verb.pr(Verb.error, ex.format())
Example #11
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 def call(self, cmd):
     "run a commands with optional tracing"
     firstEx = None
     try:
         try:
             cmd.call(self.verb)
         except Exception, ex:
             ex = ExRunException("Exception running command: " + str(cmd), cause=ex)
             self.verb.pr(Verb.error, str(ex)+"\n"+ex.format())
             firstEx = ex
     finally:
         firstEx = self.__closeFiles(self.requires, firstEx)
         firstEx = self.__closeFiles(self.produces, firstEx)
     if firstEx != None:
         raise firstEx
Example #12
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 def __reportExprErrors(self):
     "final error reporting at the end of a run"
     if self.verb.enabled(Verb.error):
         for ex in self.errors:
             self.__reportExprError(ex)
     raise ExRunException("Experiment failed: " + str(len(self.errors)) +
                          " error(s) encountered")
Example #13
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 def call(self, cmd):
     "run a commands with optional tracing"
     firstEx = None
     try:
         try:
             cmd.call(self.verb)
         except Exception, ex:
             ex = ExRunException("Exception running command: " + str(cmd),
                                 cause=ex)
             self.verb.pr(Verb.error, str(ex) + "\n" + ex.format())
             firstEx = ex
     finally:
         firstEx = self.__closeFiles(self.requires, firstEx)
         firstEx = self.__closeFiles(self.produces, firstEx)
     if firstEx != None:
         raise firstEx
Example #14
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 def _transition(self, newState):
     "transition to a new state, validating transition"
     if newState not in _prodStateTbl[self.state]:
         raise ExRunException("invalid Production transition: " +
                              str(self.state) + " to " + str(newState) +
                              " on " + self.name)
     self.state = newState
Example #15
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 def runCmds(self):
     "run commands supplied in the constructor"
     if self.cmds == None:
         raise ExRunException(
             "no commands specified and run() not overridden for CmdRule: "
             + self.name)
     for cmd in self.cmds:
         self.call(cmd)
Example #16
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 def __entrySetup(self, defaultTargetName=None):
     "setup entry points info"
     self.entryProds = self.__findEntryProductions()
     if (len(self.targets) == 0) and (len(self.entryProds) > 0):
         if (defaultTargetName != None):
             self.addTarget(Target(defaultTargetName, self.entryProds))
         else:
             raise ExRunException("graph does not contain any targets")
Example #17
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 def getTargets(self, targetNames):
     "get targets for given names"
     targets = []
     for tn in targetNames:
         t = self.targetsByName.get(tn)
         if t == None:
             raise ExRunException("no Target named: " + tn)
         targets.append(t)
     return targets
Example #18
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 def __addNode(self, desc, node, nodeList, nodeIdx):
     "common operations on adding a node"
     self.nodes.add(node)
     node.graph = self
     if node.name in nodeIdx:
         raise ExRunException("duplicate " + desc + " name: " + node.name)
     nodeList.add(node)
     nodeIdx[node.name] = node
     node.exrun = self.exrun
     node.verb = self.verb
Example #19
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 def linkRequires(self, requires):
     """link in productions or targets required by this node. Can be single nodes,
     or lists or sets of nodes"""
     for r in typeOps.mkiter(requires):
         if not (isinstance(r, Production) or isinstance(r, Target)):
             raise ExRunException(
                 "Target " + str(self) +
                 " requires can only be linked to a Production or a Target, attempt to link to: "
                 + str(r))
         self.requires.add(r)
Example #20
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 def linkProduces(self, produces):
     """link in productions produced by this node. Can be single nodes, or
     lists or sets of nodes, reverse links are created"""
     for p in typeOps.mkiter(produces):
         if not isinstance(p, Production):
             raise ExRunException(
                 "Rule " + str(self) +
                 " produces can only be linked to a Production, attempt to link to: "
                 + str(p))
         p.linkProducedBy(self)
Example #21
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 def linkRequires(self, requires):
     """link in productions required by this node. Can be single nodes, or
     lists or sets of nodes, reverse links are created"""
     for r in typeOps.mkiter(requires):
         if not isinstance(r, Production):
             raise ExRunException(
                 "Rule " + str(self) +
                 " requires can only be linked to a Production, attempt to link to: "
                 + str(r))
         r.linkRequiredBy(self)
Example #22
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 def linkRequiredBy(self, requiredBy):
     """link to rules that require production, can be single rule, lists or
     sets of rules, reverse links are created"""
     for r in typeOps.mkiter(requiredBy):
         if not isinstance(r, Rule):
             raise ExRunException(
                 "Production " + str(self) +
                 " requiredBy can only be linked to a Rule, attempt to link to: "
                 + str(r))
         self.requiredBy.add(r)
         r.requires.add(self)
Example #23
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 def __evalRule(self):
     "evaluate a rule"
     assert(self.rule.state == RuleState.running)
     self.verb.enter(Verb.trace, "eval rule:", self.rule)
     try:
         self.__preEvalRuleCheck()
         self.verb.pr(Verb.details, "run:", self.rule)
         self.rule.execute()
         self.__finishSucceed()
         self.__postEvalRuleCheck()
         self.rule.setState(RuleState.ok)
         self.verb.leave(Verb.trace, "done rule:", self.rule)
     except Exception, ex:
         ex = ExRunException("rule error: "+str(self.rule), cause=ex)
         self.verb.pr((Verb.trace,Verb.error), str(ex))
         self.verb.pr(Verb.error, ex.format())
         self.rule.setState(RuleState.failed)
         self.__finishFail()
         self.verb.leave((Verb.trace,Verb.error), "failed rule:", self.rule)
         raise ex
Example #24
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 def __stateFromRequiresState(self, reqStates):
     "compute state from require states, return None if times must be compared"
     if ProdState.unknown in reqStates:
         raise ExRunException(
             "BUG: can't update rule from production in state: " +
             str(ProdState.unknown))
     elif ProdState.failed in reqStates:
         return RuleState.failed
     elif (ProdState.bad in reqStates) or (ProdState.blocked in reqStates):
         return RuleState.blocked
     else:
         return None
Example #25
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 def __addCmdArgFiles(self, cmd, requires, produces):
     """scan a command's arguments for FileIn and FileOut object and add these to
     requires or produces"""
     for a in cmd:
         if isinstance(a, FileIn):
             requires.add(a.file)
         elif isinstance(a, FileOut):
             produces.add(a.file)
         elif isinstance(a, File):
             raise ExRunException(
                 "can't use File object in command argument, use FileIn() or FileOut() to generate a reference object"
             )
Example #26
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 def __evalRule(self):
     "evaluate a rule"
     assert (self.rule.state == RuleState.running)
     self.verb.enter(Verb.trace, "eval rule:", self.rule)
     try:
         self.__preEvalRuleCheck()
         self.verb.pr(Verb.details, "run:", self.rule)
         self.rule.execute()
         self.__finishSucceed()
         self.__postEvalRuleCheck()
         self.rule.setState(RuleState.ok)
         self.verb.leave(Verb.trace, "done rule:", self.rule)
     except Exception, ex:
         ex = ExRunException("rule error: " + str(self.rule), cause=ex)
         self.verb.pr((Verb.trace, Verb.error), str(ex))
         self.verb.pr(Verb.error, ex.format())
         self.rule.setState(RuleState.failed)
         self.__finishFail()
         self.verb.leave((Verb.trace, Verb.error), "failed rule:",
                         self.rule)
         raise ex
Example #27
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 def getOutPath(self, autoCompress=True):
     """Get the output name for the file, which is newPath until the rule
     terminates. This will also create the output directory for the file,
     if it does not exist.  One wants to use FileOut() to define
     a command argument.  This should not be used to get the path to a file
     to be opened in the ExRun process, use openOut() instead."""
     if self.installed:
         raise ExRunException("output file already installed: " + self.path)
     if self.outPath == None:
         fileOps.ensureFileDir(self.path)
         self.outPath = self.exrun.getAtomicPath(self.path)
     return self.outPath
Example #28
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 def __stateFromRuleState(self, rs):
     "get state give state of producing rule"
     if rs == RuleState.outdated:
         return ProdState.outdated
     elif rs == RuleState.running:
         return ProdState.outdated
     elif rs == RuleState.ok:
         return ProdState.current
     elif rs == RuleState.failed:
         return ProdState.failed
     elif rs == RuleState.blocked:
         return ProdState.blocked
     else:
         raise ExRunException(
             "BUG: can't update production from rule in state: " + str(rs))
Example #29
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 def setState(self, state):
     "recursively set the state or this rule and parents"
     with self.graph.lock:
         self.verb.enter(Verb.debug, "Rule.setState: " + str(self.state),
                         "=>", str(state), self.name)  # FIXME
         self._transition(state)
         if state == RuleState.running:
             pstate = None
         elif state == RuleState.ok:
             pstate = ProdState.current
         elif state == RuleState.failed:
             pstate = ProdState.failed
         elif state == RuleState.blocked:
             pstate = ProdState.blocked
         else:
             raise ExRunException("BUG: Rule.setState() invalid state:" +
                                  str(state))
         if pstate != None:
             for p in self.produces:
                 p.setState(pstate)
         self.verb.leave()  # FIXME
Example #30
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 def __init__(self, cycle):
     desc = []
     for n in  cycle:
         desc.append("  " + str(n) + " ->")
     ExRunException.__init__(self, "cycle detected:\n" + "\n".join(desc))
Example #31
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 def getTarget(self, name):
     "find a target object by name, or an error"
     target = self.graph.targetsByName.get(name)
     if target == None:
         raise ExRunException("no target named: " + name)
     return target
Example #32
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 def __preEvalRuleCheck(self):
     "Sanity check before a rule is run"
     for r in self.rule.requires:
         if r.getLocalTime() == None:
             raise ExRunException("require should have been built:" +
                                  str(r))
Example #33
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 def getLocalTime(self):
     """Get the modification time of this Production as a floating point number.
     If the object does not exist, return None.  This is not recurisve (local), it is
     simply the time associated with the production.   Must be thread-safe."""
     raise ExRunException("getLocalTime() not implemented for Production " +
                          str(type(self)))
Example #34
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 def __init__(self, cycle):
     desc = []
     for n in cycle:
         desc.append("  " + str(n) + " ->")
     ExRunException.__init__(self, "cycle detected:\n" + "\n".join(desc))
Example #35
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 def execute(self):
     """Execute the rule, must be implemented by derived class.  ExRun will
     call the approriate finish*() methods on the produces and requires,
     they should not be run by the derived rule class"""
     raise ExRunException("execute() not implemented for " +
                          str(type(self)))
Example #36
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 def __stateCheck(self):
     "check for various things after state initialized"
     bad = self.__getBadProds()
     if bad != None:
         raise ExRunException("No rule to build production(s): " +
                              Node.joinNames(bad))