glew-cmake/auto/bin/parse_spec.pl
2003-10-27 05:28:55 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Copyright (C) 2003 Marcelo E. Magallon <mmagallo@debian.org>
# Copyright (C) 2003 Milan Ikits <milan.ikits@ieee.org>
#
# This program is distributed under the terms and conditions of the GNU
# General Public License Version 2 as published by the Free Software
# Foundation or, at your option, any later version.
use strict;
use warnings;
sub compile_regex
{
my $regex = join('', @_);
return qr/$regex/
}
my @sections = (
"Name",
"Name Strings?",
"New Procedures and Functions",
"New Tokens",
);
my %typemap = (
bitfield => "GLbitfield",
boolean => "GLboolean",
# fsck up in EXT_vertex_array
Boolean => "GLboolean",
byte => "GLbyte",
clampd => "GLclampd",
clampf => "GLclampf",
double => "GLdouble",
enum => "GLenum",
# Intel fsck up
Glenum => "GLenum",
float => "GLfloat",
half => "GLuint",
int => "GLint",
short => "GLshort",
sizei => "GLsizei",
ubyte => "GLubyte",
uint => "GLuint",
ushort => "GLushort",
DMbuffer => "void *",
# ARB VBO introduces these, no idea how to handle them properly. The spec
# file babbles about how great this will be on 64 bit systems, but doesn't
# actually say how to define this nor how to detect that this has been
# defined (i.e., is this tied to the VBO spec or not?). For now I'll just
# use GLEWtype and have it defined in a preamble. (mem, 2003-03-23)
sizeiptrARB => "GLsizeiptrARB",
intptrARB => "GLintptrARB",
# ARB shader objects introduces these, charARB is at least 8 bits,
# handleARB is at least 32 bits
charARB => "GLcharARB",
handleARB => "GLhandleARB",
# GLX 1.3 defines new types which might not be available at compile time
#GLXFBConfig => "void*",
#GLXFBConfigID => "XID",
#GLXContextID => "XID",
#GLXWindow => "XID",
#GLXPbuffer => "XID",
# Weird stuff to some SGIX extension
#GLXFBConfigSGIX => "void*",
#GLXFBConfigIDSGIX => "XID",
);
my %voidtypemap = (
void => "GLvoid",
);
my %taboo_tokens = (
GL_ZERO => 1,
);
# list of function definitions to be ignored, unless they are being defined in
# the given spec. This is an ugly hack arround the fact that people writing
# spec files seem to shut down all brain activity while they are at this task.
#
# This will be moved to its own file eventually.
#
# (mem, 2003-03-19)
my %fnc_ignore_list = (
"BindProgramARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ColorSubTableEXT" => "EXT_color_subtable",
"DeleteProgramsARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GenProgramsARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GetProgramEnvParameterdvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GetProgramEnvParameterfvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GetProgramLocalParameterdvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GetProgramLocalParameterfvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GetProgramStringARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"GetProgramivARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"IsProgramARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramEnvParameter4dARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramEnvParameter4dvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramEnvParameter4fARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramEnvParameter4fvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramLocalParameter4dARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramLocalParameter4dvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramLocalParameter4fARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramLocalParameter4fvARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
"ProgramStringARB" => "ARB_vertex_program",
);
my %regex = (
eofnc => qr/(?:\);?$|^$)/, # ); $|^$
extname => qr/^[A-Z][A-Za-z0-9_]+$/,
function => qr/^(.+) ([a-z][a-z0-9_]*) \((.+)\)$/i,
prefix => qr/^(?:[aw]?gl|glX)/, # (agl,wgl,glX) + cluster wo/ capturing
tprefix => qr/^(?:[AW]?GL|GLX)_/, # (AGL,WGL,GLX) + cluster wo/ capturing
section => compile_regex('^(', join('|', @sections), ')$'), # sections in spec
token => qr/^([A-Z][A-Z0-9_]*):?\s+((?:0x)?[0-9A-F]+)(.*)$/, # define tokens
types => compile_regex('\b(', join('|', keys %typemap), ')\b'), # var types
voidtype => compile_regex('\b(', keys %voidtypemap, ')\b '), # void type
);
# reshapes the the function declaration from multiline to single line form
sub normalize_prototype
{
my $fnc = join(" ", @_);
$fnc =~ s/\s+/ /g;
$fnc =~ s/\s*\(\s*/ \(/;
$fnc =~ s/\s*\)\s*/\)/;
$fnc =~ s/\s*\*([a-zA-Z])/\* $1/;
$fnc =~ s/\*wgl/\* wgl/;
$fnc =~ s/\*glX/\* glX/;
$fnc =~ s/\.\.\./void/;
$fnc =~ s/;$//;
return $fnc;
}
# Ugly hack to work arround the fact that functions are declared in more
# than one spec file.
sub ignore_function($$)
{
return exists($fnc_ignore_list{$_[0]}) && $fnc_ignore_list{$_[0]} ne $_[1]
}
sub parse_spec($)
{
my $filename = shift;
my $extname = "";
my $vendortag = "";
my @extnames = ();
my %functions = ();
my %tokens = ();
my $section = "";
my @fnc = ();
my %proc = (
"Name" => sub {
if (/^([a-z0-9]+)_([a-z0-9_]+)/i)
{
$extname = "$1_$2";
$vendortag = $1;
}
},
"Name Strings" => sub {
# Add extension name to extension list
# Does this look even plausible?
push @extnames, $_ if (/$regex{extname}/)
},
"New Procedures and Functions" => sub {
# if line matches end of function
if (/$regex{eofnc}/)
{
# add line to function list
push @fnc, $_;
# my $f = normalize_prototype(@fnc);
# print STDERR "$f\n";
# if normalized version of function looks like a function
if (normalize_prototype(@fnc) =~ /$regex{function}/)
{
# get return type, name, and arguments, add them to functions hash
my ($return, $name, $parms) = ($1, $2, $3);
# print STDERR "$1 | $2 | $3\n";
if (!ignore_function($name, $extname))
{
$name =~ s/^/gl/ unless $name =~ /$regex{prefix}/;
if ($name =~ /^gl/ && $name !~ /^glX/)
{
$return =~ s/$regex{types}/$typemap{$1}/og;
$return =~ s/void\*/GLvoid */og;
$parms =~ s/$regex{types}/$typemap{$1}/og;
$parms =~ s/$regex{voidtype}/$voidtypemap{$1}/og;
}
$functions{$name} = {
rtype => $return,
parms => $parms,
};
}
}
# reset function list
@fnc = ();
} elsif ($_ ne "" and $_ ne "None") {
# if not eof, add line to function list
push @fnc, $_
}
},
"New Tokens" => sub {
if (/$regex{token}/)
{
my ($name, $value) = ($1, $2);
#print STDERR "TOKEN: $1 | $2\n";
# Prepend name with GL_, unless it is already prepended
$name =~ s/^/GL_/ unless $name =~ /$regex{tprefix}/;
# Add (name, value) pair to tokens hash, unless it's in taboo_tokens
$tokens{$name} = $value unless exists $taboo_tokens{$name};
}
},
);
# Some people can't read
$proc{"Name String"} = $proc{"Name Strings"};
# Open spec file
open SPEC, "<$filename" or return;
# For each line of SPEC
while(<SPEC>)
{
# Delete trailing newline character
chomp;
# Remove trailing white spaces
s/\s+$//;
# If starts with a capital letter, it must be a new section
if (/^[A-Z]/)
{
# Match section name with one of the predefined names
$section = /$regex{section}/ ? $1 : "default";
} else {
# If it's an internal line to a section, call the
# appropriate section processing function if it exists
# Remove whitespaces from the beginning of the line
s/^\s+//;
# Call appropriate processing function
&{$proc{$section}} if exists $proc{$section};
}
}
close SPEC;
return ($extname, \@extnames, \%tokens, \%functions);
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
my @speclist = ();
my %extensions = ();
my $ext_dir = shift;
my $reg_http = "http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/";
# Take command line arguments or read list from file
if (@ARGV)
{
@speclist = @ARGV;
} else {
local $/; #???
@speclist = split "\n", (<>);
}
foreach my $spec (sort @speclist)
{
my ($extname, $extnames, $tokens, $functions) = parse_spec($spec);
foreach my $ext (@{$extnames})
{
my $info = "$ext_dir/" . $ext;
open EXT, ">$info";
print EXT $ext . "\n";
print EXT $reg_http . $spec . "\n";
my $prefix = $ext;
$prefix =~ s/^(.+?)(_.+)$/$1/;
foreach my $token (sort { hex ${$tokens}{$a} <=> hex ${$tokens}{$b} } keys %{$tokens})
{
if ($token =~ /^$prefix.*/i)
{
print EXT "\t" . $token . " " . ${%{$tokens}}{$token} . "\n";
}
}
foreach my $function (sort keys %{$functions})
{
if ($function =~ /^$prefix.*/i)
{
print EXT "\t" . ${$functions}{$function}{rtype} . " " . $function . " (" . ${$functions}{$function}{parms} . ")" . "\n";
}
}
close EXT;
}
}