brew/Library/Homebrew/compilers.rb
Misty De Meo 5537abbe51 Adjust fails_with syntax for non-Apple compilers
The old version worked like this:

fails_with :gcc => '4.8.1'

That wasn't really flexible enough, and made it harder to distinguish
different releases in the same GCC series. Since no one was really
using it yet, this adjusts the syntax to be more similar to the
Apple compilers:

fails_with :gcc => '4.8' do
  release '4.8.1'
end

Like with Apple compilers, omitting `release` blacklists the entire
series.

This also unifies the `build` and `version` attributes and accessors,
and exposes them under both names.
2013-12-03 22:42:49 -08:00

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class Compiler < Struct.new(:name, :priority)
# The full version of the compiler for comparison purposes.
def version
if name.is_a? String
MacOS.non_apple_gcc_version(name)
else
MacOS.send("#{name}_build_version")
end
end
# This is exposed under the `build` name for compatibility, since
# `fails_with` continues to use `build` in the public API.
# `build` indicates the build number of an Apple compiler.
# This is preferred over version numbers since there are often
# significant differences within the same version,
# e.g. GCC 4.2 build 5553 vs 5666.
# Non-Apple compilers don't have build numbers.
alias_method :build, :version
# The major version for non-Apple compilers. Used to indicate a compiler
# series; for instance, if the version is 4.8.2, it would return "4.8".
def major_version
version.match(/(\d\.\d)/)[0] if name.is_a? String
end
end
class CompilerFailure
attr_reader :compiler, :major_version
attr_rw :cause, :version
def initialize compiler, &block
# Non-Apple compilers are in the format fails_with compiler => version
if compiler.is_a? Hash
# currently the only compiler for this case is GCC
_, @major_version = compiler.shift
@compiler = 'gcc-' + @major_version
else
@compiler = compiler
end
instance_eval(&block) if block_given?
if !compiler.is_a? Hash
@version = (@version || 9999).to_i
else
# so fails_with :gcc => '4.8' simply marks all 4.8 releases incompatible
@version ||= @major_version + '.999' if compiler.is_a? Hash
end
end
# Allows Apple compiler `fails_with` statements to keep using `build`
# even though `build` and `value` are the same internally
alias_method :build, :version
end
class CompilerQueue
def initialize
@array = []
end
def <<(o)
@array << o
self
end
def pop
@array.delete(@array.max { |a, b| a.priority <=> b.priority })
end
def empty?
@array.empty?
end
end
class CompilerSelector
def initialize(f)
@f = f
@compilers = CompilerQueue.new
%w{clang llvm gcc gcc_4_0}.map(&:to_sym).each do |cc|
unless MacOS.send("#{cc}_build_version").nil?
@compilers << Compiler.new(cc, priority_for(cc))
end
end
# non-Apple GCC 4.x
SharedEnvExtension::GNU_GCC_VERSIONS.each do |v|
unless MacOS.non_apple_gcc_version("gcc-4.#{v}").nil?
# priority is based on version, with newest preferred first
@compilers << Compiler.new("gcc-4.#{v}", 1.0 + v/10.0)
end
end
end
# Attempts to select an appropriate alternate compiler, but
# if none can be found raises CompilerError instead
def compiler
begin
cc = @compilers.pop
end while @f.fails_with?(cc)
if cc.nil?
raise CompilerSelectionError.new(@f)
else
cc.name
end
end
private
def priority_for(cc)
case cc
when :clang then MacOS.clang_build_version >= 318 ? 3 : 0.5
when :gcc then 2.5
when :llvm then 2
when :gcc_4_0 then 0.25
# non-Apple gcc compilers
else 1.5
end
end
end