lv2-turtle-helper.bbclass: initial add

QEMU ttl-generation has been far from reliable for many reasons.
This class decides per lv2-plugin which way to go:
If qemu survives we are done - if not: try first boot.

Should have done done this much earlier because it is a major enhancement:

* It reduces 1st boot delay - only those plugins which failed at qemu are
  handled at 1st boot - not all in affected recipe.
* Up to now it was maintainer's business to decide which way to go. Have seen
  it more than once: Aargh QEMU creation failes -> move to 1st boot - or: Hey
  QEMU has seen enhancements - is 1st boot still necessary: Try to remember how
  to move (back) to qemu - aargh fails still...

Signed-off-by: Andreas Müller <schnitzeltony@gmail.com>
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Andreas Müller
2019-10-06 22:24:36 +02:00
parent 45fe61f5e9
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# Helper class to handle creation of lv2 turtle files
# Turtle files (*.ttl) are created during compile usually. This does not work
# for us because cross build libraries cannot be opened by build host. To get
# around we:
#
# 1. Adjust build (see do_ttl_sed) so that instead calling LV2-TTL-GENERATOR
# the plugin file name is written to LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE
# 2. Try to generate ttl with the help of qemu. This can faile for various
# reasons: SIMD instructions not supported / qemu itself / ...
# For files not handled properly we try:
# 3. Generate ttl-files at first boot / after package was installed
# File containing names of plugins to handle in do_compile_append
# Line-format expected: <some-path-in-build>/<plugin>.so
LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE = "${WORKDIR}/lv2-ttl-generator-data"
# File containing names of plugins to handle in do_compile_append
# Line-format expected: <path-ontarget>/<plugin>.so
LV2_PLUGIN_POSTINST_INFO_FILE = "${LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE}-postinst"
# To make ontarget postinst/prerm happen, the names of all plugins with their
# paths as installed on target a stored in a file called lv2-postinst-manifest
LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST = "${datadir}/${BPN}/lv2-postinst-manifest"
# Path to the ttl-generator qemu will use. Since most plugins are based on dpf
# (added by git-submodule) we can set a default matchin > 80%+
LV2-TTL-GENERATOR ?= "${S}/dpf/utils/lv2_ttl_generator"
inherit qemu-ext
# override this function and execute sed (or other magic) to adjust Makefiles
# so that lv2-ttl-generator is not executed but plugin information. Same here:
# Set default matich many dpf-based plugins
do_ttl_sed() {
sed -i 's|"$GEN" "./$FILE"|echo "`realpath "./$FILE"`" >> ${LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE}|g' ${S}/dpf/utils/generate-ttl.sh
}
do_configure_prepend() {
do_ttl_sed
}
do_compile_prepend() {
# remove plugin-info from previous build
rm -f ${LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE}
rm -f ${LV2_PLUGIN_POSTINST_INFO_FILE}
}
do_compile_append() {
if [ -e ${LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE} ]; then
# try build ttl-files with quemu
for sofile in `sort ${LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE} | uniq`; do
cd `dirname ${sofile}`
echo "QEMU lv2-ttl-generator for ${sofile}..."
TTL_FAILED=""
${@qemu_run_binary_local(d, '${STAGING_DIR_TARGET}', '${LV2-TTL-GENERATOR}')} ${sofile} || TTL_FAILED="true"
if [ "x${TTL_FAILED}" = "x" ]; then
echo "Generation succeeded."
else
# If qemu fails: remove generated core files & prepare for postinst fallback
echo "ERROR: for QEMU lv2_ttl_generator for ${sofile}!"
rm -f *.core
echo `basename $sofile` >> ${LV2_PLUGIN_POSTINST_INFO_FILE}
fi
done
else
echo
echo "LV2_PLUGIN_INFO_FILE was not created during compilation - check do_ttl_sed() or patch postponing ttl-generation"
echo
exit -1
fi
}
do_install_append() {
# create postinst manifest
if [ -e ${LV2_PLUGIN_POSTINST_INFO_FILE} ]; then
install -d ${D}`dirname ${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST}`
for sofile in `cat ${LV2_PLUGIN_POSTINST_INFO_FILE}`; do
installed=`find ${D}${libdir}/lv2 -name $sofile | sed 's|${D}||g'`
echo $installed >> ${D}${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST}
done
fi
}
pkg_postinst_ontarget_${PN}-lv2() {
if [ -e ${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST} ]; then
oldpath=`pwd`
for sofile in `cat ${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST}`; do
cd `dirname "$sofile"`
lv2-ttl-generator "$sofile" || echo "Error: Turtle files for $sofile could not be created!"
done
cd $oldpath
fi
}
pkg_prerm_${PN}-lv2() {
if [ -e ${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST} ]; then
for sofile in `cat ${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST}`; do
path=`dirname "$sofile"`
for turtle in `find $path -name '*.ttl'`; do
rm $turtle
done
done
fi
}
FILES_${PN}-lv2 += "${LV2_POSTINST_MANIFEST}"
RDEPENDS_${PN}-lv2 += "lv2-ttl-generator"