def WriteLocalHeaderFile(pf, ph, hashValue, fileName, serviceName):
# TODO: This is a temporary workaround. Some API files require a larger message size, so
# hand-code the required size. The size is not increased for all API files, because
# this could significantly increase memory usage, although it is bumped up a little
# bit from 1000 to 1100.
#
# In the future, this size will be automatically calculated.
#
if fileName.endswith( ("le_secStore_messages.h", "secStoreAdmin_messages.h") ):
maxMsgSize = 8500
elif fileName.endswith("le_cfg_messages.h"):
maxMsgSize = 1600
else:
maxMsgSize = 1100
codeGenCommon.WriteWarning(LocalHeaderFileText)
WriteIncludeGuardBegin(LocalHeaderFileText, fileName)
print >>LocalHeaderFileText, common.FormatCode(LocalHeaderStartTemplate,
idString=hashValue,
serviceName=serviceName,
maxMsgSize=maxMsgSize)
# Write out the message IDs for the functions
for i, name in enumerate(pf):
print >>LocalHeaderFileText, "#define _MSGID_%s %i" % (name, i)
print >>LocalHeaderFileText
WriteIncludeGuardEnd(LocalHeaderFileText, fileName)
return LocalHeaderFileText
def WriteClientFile(headerFiles, pf, ph, genericFunctions):
codeGenCommon.WriteWarning(ClientFileText)
print >> ClientFileText, '\n' + '\n'.join('#include "%s"' % h
for h in headerFiles) + '\n'
print >> ClientFileText, codeGenCommon.DefaultPackerUnpacker
print >> ClientFileText, common.FormatCode(ClientGenericCode)
# Note that this does not need to be an ordered dictionary, unlike genericFunctions
protoDict = {
n: codeGenCommon.GetFuncPrototypeStr(f)
for n, f in genericFunctions.items()
}
print >> ClientFileText, common.FormatCode(ClientStartFuncCode,
proto=protoDict)
print >> ClientFileText, ClientStartClientCode
for f in pf.values():
#print f
if f.handlerName:
# Write out the handler first; there should only be one
# todo: How can this be enforced
for h in ph.values():
if h.name == f.handlerName:
WriteClientHandler(f, h, ClientHandlerTemplate)
break
# Write out the functions next
WriteFuncCode(f, FuncImplTemplate)
funcsWithHandlers = [f for f in pf.values() if f.handlerName]
WriteAsyncHandler(funcsWithHandlers, AsyncHandlerTemplate)
return ClientFileText
def WriteServerFile(headerFiles, pf, ph, genericFunctions, genAsync):
codeGenCommon.WriteWarning(ServerFileText)
print >> ServerFileText, '\n' + '\n'.join('#include "%s"' % h
for h in headerFiles) + '\n'
print >> ServerFileText, codeGenCommon.DefaultPackerUnpacker
print >> ServerFileText, ServerGenericCode
# Note that this does not need to be an ordered dictionary, unlike genericFunctions
protoDict = {
n: codeGenCommon.GetFuncPrototypeStr(f)
for n, f in genericFunctions.items()
}
print >> ServerFileText, common.FormatCode(ServerStartFuncCode,
proto=protoDict)
print >> ServerFileText, ServerStartClientCode
for f in pf.values():
#print f
if f.handlerName:
# Write out the handler first; there should only be one per function
for h in ph.values():
if h.name == f.handlerName:
WriteAsyncFuncCode(f, h, FuncAsyncTemplate)
break
# Write out the functions next.
# Functions that have handler parameters, or are Add and Remove handler functions are
# never asynchronous.
if genAsync and not f.handlerName and not f.isRemoveHandler:
WriteHandlerCode(f, AsyncFuncHandlerTemplate)
else:
WriteHandlerCode(f, FuncHandlerTemplate)
WriteMsgHandler(pf.values(), MsgHandlerTemplate)
return ServerFileText
def WriteCommonInterface(fp,
startTemplate,
pf,
ph,
pt,
importList,
fileName,
genericFunctions,
headerComments,
genAsync):
codeGenCommon.WriteWarning(fp)
# Write the user-supplied doxygen-style header comments
for comments in headerComments:
print >>fp, comments
WriteIncludeGuardBegin(fp, fileName)
print >>fp, common.FormatCode(startTemplate)
# Write the imported include files.
if importList:
print >>fp, '// Interface specific includes'
for i in importList:
print >>fp, '#include "%s"' % i
print >>fp, '\n'
# Write out the prototypes for the generic functions
for s in genericFunctions.values():
print >>fp, "%s;\n" % codeGenCommon.GetFuncPrototypeStr(s)
# Write out the type definitions
for t in pt.values():
# Types that have a simple definition will have the appropriate attribute; otherwise call an
# explicit function to write out the definition.
if hasattr(t, "definition"):
WriteTypeDefinition(fp, t)
elif isinstance( t, codeTypes.EnumData ):
WriteEnumDefinition(fp, t)
elif isinstance( t, codeTypes.BitMaskData ):
# TODO: Bitmask may get it's own function later
WriteEnumDefinition(fp, t)
else:
# todo: Should I print an error or something here?
pass
# Write out the handler type definitions
for h in ph.values():
WriteHandlerTypeDef(fp, h)
# Write out the function prototypes, and if required, the respond function prototypes
for f in pf.values():
#print f
# Functions that have handler parameters, or are Add and Remove handler functions are
# never asynchronous.
if genAsync and not f.handlerName and not f.isRemoveHandler :
print >>fp, "%s;\n" % codeGenCommon.GetRespondFuncPrototypeStr(f)
print >>fp, "%s;\n" % codeGenCommon.GetServerAsyncFuncPrototypeStr(f)
else:
print >>fp, "%s;\n" % codeGenCommon.GetFuncPrototypeStr(f)
WriteIncludeGuardEnd(fp, fileName)