def ldconfig():
# Setup the message
Print.status("Running 'ldconfig'")
# Skip ldconfig on Cygwin
if Config.os_type in OSType.Cygwin:
Print.ok()
return
# Find ldconfig
prog = Find.program_paths('ldconfig')
if not prog:
Print.fail()
Print.exit("Could not find 'ldconfig'.")
# Run the process
runner = findlib.ProcessRunner(prog[0])
runner.run()
runner.is_done
runner.wait()
# Success or failure
if runner.is_failure:
Print.fail(runner.stdall)
Print.exit("Failed run 'ldconfig'.")
elif runner.is_success or runner.is_warning:
Print.ok()
def run_print(command):
Print.status("Running C++ program")
native_command = to_native(command)
runner = findlib.ProcessRunner(native_command)
runner.run()
runner.is_done
runner.wait()
if runner.is_success or runner.is_warning:
Print.ok()
sys.stdout.write(command + '\n')
sys.stdout.write(runner.stdall)
elif runner.is_failure:
Print.fail()
sys.stdout.write(command + '\n')
sys.stdout.write(runner.stdall)
Print.exit('Failed to run command.')
def do_on_fail_exit(start_message, fail_message, cb):
Print.status(start_message)
# Run it if it is a function
if hasattr(cb, '__call__'):
try:
cb()
Print.ok()
except Exception as e:
Print.fail()
Print.exit(fail_message)
# Or run it as a process if a string
elif type(cb) == str:
runner = findlib.ProcessRunner(cb)
runner.run()
runner.is_done
runner.wait()
if runner.is_success or runner.is_warning:
Print.ok()
elif runner.is_failure:
Print.fail()
Print.exit(fail_message)
def run(self):
# Show the concurrent header
if Event.is_concurrent:
if Event.is_first_concurrent:
Event.is_first_concurrent = False
sys.stdout.write("{0} {1} concurrently ...\n".format(
self._task, self._plural))
sys.stdout.flush()
Print.message_length = 0
# Run the setup function
if not self._setup_cb():
return False
# Show the serial message
if not Event.is_concurrent:
Print.status("{0} {1} '{2}'".format(self._task, self._singular,
self._result))
# Start the process
self._runner = findlib.ProcessRunner(self._command)
self._status = 'running'
self._runner.run()
return True