You cannot select more than 25 topics Topics must start with a letter or number, can include dashes ('-') and can be up to 35 characters long.
o3de/cmake/CommandExecution.cmake

87 lines
3.8 KiB
CMake

#
# Copyright (c) Contributors to the Open 3D Engine Project. For complete copyright and license terms please see the LICENSE at the root of this distribution.
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 OR MIT
#
#
# CMake utility that provides functionality around command execution
# It provides:
# - ability to avoid the execution altogether by creating a .stamp file and comparing it to the "file reference".
# Related to https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/issues/18530
# - ability to lock the execution by creating a .lock file of the "file reference"
#
# This script has to be invoked like:
# cmake -DLY_LOCK_FILE=<lock file> -P cmake/CommandExecution.cmake EXEC_COMMAND commandToExecute1 <EXEC_COMMAND commandToExecute2> ...
# In the above case, all the commands will be locked on <lock file>. Meaning that there could be only one instance executing at the
# the same time. Since we provide flexibility on what file gets locked, multiple invocations could be done with different commands.
# The lock file acts as a mutex over a certain "resource" that the caller is trying to control access to.
# cmake -DLY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE=<referencefile> [-DLY_TIMESTAMP_FILE=<referencefile>] -P cmake/CommandExecution.cmake EXEC_COMMAND commandToExecute1 <EXEC_COMMAND commandToExecute2> ...
# In this case, the file's timestamp of LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE will be compared to LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE, if newer, it will execute the commands
# If LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE is not passed, then ${LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE}.stamp is used
#
# If LY_LOCK_FILE and LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE are not passed, then the commands are executed.
#
# Find the first "EXEC_COMMAND"
set(argiP 0)
foreach(argi RANGE 3 ${CMAKE_ARGC}) # at least skip the command name and the "-P" argument
if(CMAKE_ARGV${argi} STREQUAL EXEC_COMMAND)
set(argiP ${argi})
break()
endif()
endforeach()
if(NOT argiP)
message(FATAL_ERROR "Could not find argument \"EXEC_COMMAND\", please indicate at least one command to execute")
endif()
# Check for timestamp
if(LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE)
if(NOT EXISTS ${LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE})
message(FATAL_ERROR "File LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE=${LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE} does not exists")
endif()
if(NOT LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE)
set(LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE ${LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE}.stamp)
endif()
if(EXISTS ${LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE} AND NOT ${LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE} IS_NEWER_THAN ${LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE})
# Stamp newer, nothing to do
return()
endif()
endif()
if(LY_LOCK_FILE)
# Lock the file
file(LOCK ${LY_LOCK_FILE} TIMEOUT 1200 RESULT_VARIABLE lock_result)
if(NOT ${lock_result} EQUAL 0)
message(FATAL_ERROR "Lock failure ${lock_result}")
endif()
# There is no need to unlock the file since it will be contained to the execution of this process (cmake -P)
endif()
set(command_arguments)
foreach(argi RANGE ${argiP}+1 ${CMAKE_ARGC})
# Check if we have a new EXEC_COMMAND
if(CMAKE_ARGV${argi} STREQUAL EXEC_COMMAND)
list(LENGTH command_arguments command_arguments_len)
if(command_arguments_len) # Check if this is the first command (or if the user passed two consecutive EXEC_COMMAND keywords)
execute_process(COMMAND ${command_arguments} RESULT_VARIABLE command_result)
if (NOT ${command_result} EQUAL 0)
message(FATAL_ERROR "[CommandExecution] \"${command_arguments}\" returned ${command_result}")
endif()
endif()
set(command_arguments)
else()
list(APPEND command_arguments ${CMAKE_ARGV${argi}})
endif()
endforeach()
list(LENGTH command_arguments command_arguments_len)
if(command_arguments_len)
execute_process(COMMAND ${command_arguments} RESULT_VARIABLE command_result)
endif()
if(LY_TIMESTAMP_REFERENCE)
# Touch the timestamp file
file(TOUCH ${LY_TIMESTAMP_FILE})
endif()