module Origen class Generator class Pattern include Comparator class DummyIterator def invoke(*_args) yield end def enabled?(_options) false end end def log Origen.log end # Returns the options passed to the current create block def create_options @create_options || {} end # The recommended way to create a pattern is to wrap it within a Pattern.create # block, however occasionally the need may arise to manually open and close # a pattern, this method can be used in that case in association with the close # method. # # Pattern iterators are not supported when creating a pattern in this way. def open(options = {}) if block_given? create(options) do |*args| yield(*args) end else job.output_file_body = options.delete(:name).to_s if options[:name] # Refresh the target to start all settings from scratch each time # This is an easy way to reset all registered values Origen.app.reload_target!(skip_first_time: true) # Final call back to the project to allow it to make any pattern name specific # configuration changes Origen.app.listeners_for(:before_pattern).each do |listener| listener.before_pattern(job.output_pattern_filename) end # Allow custom pattern postfix unless options[:pat_postfix].to_s.empty? job.output_pattern_filename = job.output_pattern_filename.sub(job.output_postfix + job.output_extension, "_#{options[:pat_postfix]}" + job.output_postfix + job.output_extension) end pattern_open(options) end end def close(options = {}) pattern_close(options) end def create(options = {}) @create_options = options unless Origen.tester puts 'The current target has not instantiated a tester and pattern generation cannot run.' puts 'Add something like this to your target file:' puts '' puts ' $tester = Origen::Tester::J750.new' puts '' exit 1 end Origen.tester.generating = :pattern job.output_file_body = options.delete(:name).to_s if options[:name] # Order the iterators by the order that their enable keys appear in the options, pad # any missing iterators with a dummy function... iterators = options.map do |key, _val| Origen.app.pattern_iterators.find { |iterator| iterator.key == key } end.compact iterators << DummyIterator.new while iterators.size < 10 args = [] # Couldn't get this to work fully dynamically, so hard-coded for 10 custom # iterators for now, should be plenty for any application in the meantime. # Should revisit this when time allows and remove this limitation by changing # this to a recursive structure. iterators[0].invoke(options) do |arg0| args[0] = arg0 iterators[1].invoke(options) do |arg1| args[1] = arg1 iterators[2].invoke(options) do |arg2| args[2] = arg2 iterators[3].invoke(options) do |arg3| args[3] = arg3 iterators[4].invoke(options) do |arg4| args[4] = arg4 iterators[5].invoke(options) do |arg5| args[5] = arg5 iterators[6].invoke(options) do |arg6| args[6] = arg6 iterators[7].invoke(options) do |arg7| args[7] = arg7 iterators[8].invoke(options) do |arg8| args[8] = arg8 iterators[9].invoke(options) do |arg9| args[9] = arg9 # Refresh the target to start all settings from scratch each time # This is an easy way to reset all registered values Origen.app.reload_target!(skip_first_time: true) # Final call back to the project to allow it to make any pattern name specific # configuration changes Origen.app.listeners_for(:before_pattern).each do |listener| listener.before_pattern(job.output_pattern_filename) end # Work out the final pattern name based on the current iteration job.reset_output_pattern_filename iterators.each_with_index do |iterator, i| if iterator.enabled?(options) job.output_pattern_filename = iterator.pattern_name.call(job.output_pattern_filename, args[i]) end end # Allow custom pattern postfix unless options[:pat_postfix].to_s.empty? job.output_pattern_filename = job.output_pattern_filename.sub(job.output_postfix + job.output_extension, "_#{options[:pat_postfix]}" + job.output_postfix + job.output_extension) end pattern_wrapper(iterators, args, options) do # Call iterator setups, whatever these return are passed to the pattern yield_items = [] iterators.each_with_index do |iterator, i| if iterator.enabled?(options) yield_items << iterator.setup.call(args[i]) end end yield(*yield_items) end end end end end end end end end end end @create_options = nil end # create # Split a running Pattern.create block into multiple patterns. # # The output that has been generated up until the point where # this is called will be written and a new pattern will be # opened to contain the remainder of the pattern content # generated by the block. # # Each additional pattern section created by calling this method # will have '_partN' appended to the original pattern name. def split(options = {}) pattern_close(options.merge(call_shutdown_callbacks: false)) job.inc_split_counter pattern_open(options.merge(call_startup_callbacks: false)) end # This is called before each new pattern source is executed # # @api private def reset $desc = nil # Clear the description end private def job # The only time the job is not present should be in a test situation, e.g. # when calling Pattern.create within a spec test Origen.app.current_job || Origen::Generator::Job.new('anonymous', testing: true) end def stage Origen.generator.stage end def stats Origen.app.stats end # Creates a header and footer for the pattern based on the current tester and any supplied options def pattern_wrapper(iterators, args, options = {}) pattern_open(options.merge(iterators: iterators, args: args)) yield # Pass control back to the pattern source pattern_close(options) end def header Origen.tester.pre_header if Origen.tester.doc? inject_separator if $desc c2 'DESCRIPTION:' $desc.split(/\n/).each { |line| cc line } inject_separator end c2 'GENERATED:' c2 " Time: #{Origen.launch_time}" c2 " By: #{Origen.current_user.name}" c2 " Mode: #{Origen.mode}" l = " Command: origen g #{job.requested_pattern} -t #{Origen.target.file.basename}" if Origen.environment && Origen.environment.file l += " -e #{Origen.environment.file.basename}" end c2(l) inject_separator c2 'ENVIRONMENT:' c2 ' Application' if Origen.app.rc if Origen.app.rc.git? c2 " Source: #{Origen.config.rc_url}" else c2 " Vault: #{Origen.config.vault}" end end c2 " Version: #{Origen.app.version}" unless Origen.app.config.release_externally c2 " Workspace: #{Origen.root}" end if Origen.app.rc && Origen.app.rc.git? begin @branch ||= Origen.app.rc.current_branch @commit ||= Origen.app.rc.current_commit status = "#{@branch}(#{@commit})" @pattern_local_mods = !Origen.app.rc.local_modifications.empty? unless @pattern_local_mods_fetched @pattern_local_mods_fetched = true status += ' (+local edits)' if @pattern_local_mods c2 " Branch: #{status}" rescue # No problem, we did our best end end c2 ' Origen' c2 ' Source: https://github.com/Origen-SDK/origen' c2 " Version: #{Origen.version}" unless Origen.app.plugins.empty? c2 ' Plugins' Origen.app.plugins.sort_by { |p| p.name.to_s }.each do |plugin| c2 " #{plugin.name}:".ljust(30) + plugin.version end end inject_separator unless Origen.app.plugins.empty? # Plugins can use config.shared_pattern_header to inject plugin-specific comments into the patterns header header_printed = false Origen.app.plugins.sort_by { |p| p.name.to_s }.each do |plugin| unless plugin.config.shared_pattern_header.nil? unless header_printed c2 'Header Comments From Shared Plugins:' header_printed = true end inject_pattern_header( config_loc: plugin, scope: :shared_pattern_header, message: "Header Comments From Shared Plugin: #{plugin.name}:", message_spacing: 2, line_spacing: 4, no_separator: true ) end end inject_separator if header_printed end if Origen.app.plugins.current && !Origen.app.plugins.current.config.send(:current_plugin_pattern_header).nil? # The top level plugin (if one is set) can further inject plugin-specific comment into the header. # These will only appear if the plugin is the top-level plugin though. inject_pattern_header( config_loc: Origen.app.plugins.current, scope: :current_plugin_pattern_header, message: "Header Comments From The Current Plugin: #{Origen.app.plugins.current.name}:" ) end unless Origen.app.config.send(:application_pattern_header).nil? inject_pattern_header( config_loc: Origen.app, scope: :application_pattern_header, message: "Header Comments From Application: #{Origen.app.name}:" ) end if Origen.config.pattern_header Origen.log.deprecated 'Origen.config.pattern_header is deprecated.' Origen.log.deprecated 'Please use config.shared_pattern_header, config.application_pattern_header, or config.current_plugin_pattern_header instead.' inject_separator end Origen.tester.close_text_block if Origen.tester.doc? end def inject_separator(options = {}) separator_length = options[:size] || 75 c2('*' * separator_length) end def inject_pattern_header(config_loc:, scope:, message:, **options) message_spacing = options[:message_spacing] || 0 line_spacing = options[:line_spacing] || 2 no_separator = options[:no_separator] || false # Print a warning if any of the pattern header configs have an arity greater than 1. # Anything over 1 won't be used and may cause confusion. if config_loc.config.send(scope).arity > 1 Origen.log.warning "Configuration in #{config_loc.name} has attribute ##{scope} whose block has an arity > 1" Origen.log.warning 'Calls to this attribute from Origen are only given an options hash parameter. Any other arguments are extraneous' end # Inject the header based on these guidelines: # 1. if pattern_header is nil, ignore all. Don't print he message, don't do anything. # 2. if pattern header is a block, print the message, then call the block. This allows the user to format everything themselves. # i.e., use of cc, ss, etc. is allowed here, at the expense of the user being responsible for the formatting. # 3. if a string, print the message and format the string as 'cc' # 4. if an array, print the message and format the array as a subsequent 'cc' calls. injection = config_loc.config.send(scope).call({}) if injection.nil? # Do nothing. It is assumed in this acase that the pattern header has not comments to add at this scope. return elsif injection.is_a?(String) c2(' ' * message_spacing + message) c2(' ' * line_spacing + injection.to_s) inject_separator(options) unless no_separator elsif injection.is_a?(Array) c2(' ' * message_spacing + message) injection.each do |line| c2(' ' * line_spacing + line.to_s) end inject_separator(options) unless no_separator elsif injection.respond_to?(:call) c2(' ' * message_spacing + message) injection.call inject_separator(options) unless no_separator else Origen.app.fail!(message: "Unexpected object class returned by config.pattern_header from #{config_loc.name}: #{injection.class}", exception_class: TypeError) end end def pattern_open(options = {}) options = { call_startup_callbacks: true }.merge(options) iterators = options.delete(:iterators) || [] args = options.delete(:args) if Origen.tester.generate? # Now the pattern name is established delete any existing versions of this pattern # to make it clearer that something has gone wrong if there is an error generating the new one unless job.test? File.delete(job.output_pattern) if File.exist?(job.output_pattern) if options[:inhibit] log.info "Generating... #{job.output_pattern_directory}/#{job.output_pattern_filename}".ljust(50) else log.info "Generating... #{job.output_pattern_directory}/#{job.output_pattern_filename}".ljust(50) end end end Origen.tester.inhibit_comments = job.no_comments? if Origen.tester.respond_to?(:inhibit_comments=) stage.reset! stage.bank = options[:inhibit] ? :null : :body if options.delete(:call_startup_callbacks) skip_startup = false # Call the iterator startup methods, if any of them return false/nil the standard # startup callbacks will be skipped iterators.each_with_index do |iterator, i| if iterator.enabled?(options) skip_startup = !iterator.startup.call(options, args[i]) || skip_startup end end unless skip_startup || options[:skip_startup] # Call startup callbacks Origen.app.listeners_for(:startup).each do |listener| listener.startup(options) end end end end def pattern_close(options = {}) options = { call_shutdown_callbacks: true }.merge(options) bank = options[:inhibit] ? :null : :body stage.with_bank bank do if options.delete(:call_shutdown_callbacks) && !options[:skip_shutdown] # Call shutdown callbacks Origen.app.listeners_for(:shutdown, top_level: :last).each do |listener| listener.shutdown(options) end end ss 'Pattern complete' # Now the pattern has run call the render method if the tester uses a template Origen.tester.render_template Origen.tester.render_body end bank = options[:inhibit] ? :null : :footer stage.with_bank bank do Origen.tester.pattern_footer(options) Origen.tester.render_footer end # Generate the pattern header, do this at the very end so that it can # dynamically pick up what import subs are required and things like that if Origen.tester.generate? bank = options[:inhibit] ? :null : :header stage.with_bank bank do header options[:pattern] = job.output_pattern_filename.sub(job.output_extension, '') # remove output extension Origen.tester.pattern_header(options) Origen.tester.render_header end end unless options[:inhibit] || !Origen.tester.generate? || job.test? stats.collect_for_pattern(job.output_pattern) do # If the tester is going to deal with writing out the final pattern. The use case for this is when # the pattern is comprised of multiple files instead of the more conventional case here which each # pattern is one file. if tester.respond_to?(:open_and_write_pattern) tester.open_and_write_pattern(job.output_pattern) do [:header, :body, :footer].each do |section| Origen.tester.format(stage.bank(section), section) end end else File.open(job.output_pattern, 'w') do |f| [:header, :body, :footer].each do |section| Origen.tester.format(stage.bank(section), section) do |line| f.puts line end end end end end log.info ' ' log.info "Pattern vectors: #{stats.number_of_vectors_for(job.output_pattern).to_s.ljust(10)}" log.info 'Execution time'.ljust(15) + ': %.6f' % stats.execution_time_for(job.output_pattern) log.info '----------------------------------------------------------------------' check_for_changes(job.output_pattern, job.reference_pattern) unless tester.try(:disable_pattern_diffs) stats.record_pattern_completion(job.output_pattern) end if Origen.tester.generate? Origen.app.listeners_for(:pattern_generated).each do |listener| if listener.class.instance_method(:pattern_generated).arity == 1 listener.pattern_generated(Pathname.new(job.output_pattern)) else listener.pattern_generated(Pathname.new(job.output_pattern), job.options) end end end end end end end