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# Copyright 2020 The Fuchsia Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
import("//build/dist/fini_manifest.gni")
import("//build/dist/verify_manifest_elf_binaries.gni")
import("//build/images/args.gni")
import("//build/packages/package_metadata.gni")
import("//src/sys/pkg/bin/pm/pm.gni")
import("//tools/cmc/build/cmc.gni")
# Defines a Fuchsia package.
# See: https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/development/components/build
#
# Fuchsia packages are a collection of any number of files (or resources), each
# with a unique path that is relative to the package's root.
# Package targets collect resources via their dependencies. These dependencies
# are typically fuchsia_component() targets, which provide their component
# manifest and other files that the component needs (such as an executable).
#
# Packages can be defined as a collection of pairs each representing a file in
# the package. Each pair consists of the path in the package that is assigned
# to the file, and a path relative to the build system's output directory where
# the contents of the file will be sourced from.
# This mapping is generated at build time, and is known as the package
# manifest.
#
# To view the package manifest, For instance assume you have defined
# a package at `path/to/project:my_package` and built it:
# ```
# $ fx build path/to/project:my_package
# ```
# You can then find the path to the generated manifest:
# ```
# $ fx gn outputs out/default path/to/project:my_package_manifest
# ```
#
# The package name is defined by the target name.
# Some rules apply to package names.
# See: https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/packages/package_url#package-name
#
# It's recommended for a package to depend on one or more `fuchsia_component()`
# targets. Typically no other dependencies are required.
#
# Example:
# ```
# fuchsia_package("my-package") {
# deps = [
# ":first_component",
# ":second_component",
# ]
# }
# ```
#
# Parameters
#
# package_name (optional)
# The name of the package.
# Type: string
# Default: target_name
#
# disable_elf_binaries_checks (optional)
# Set to true to disable ELF binaries verification checks. Useful
# if your package includes non-Fuchsia ELF binaries, or if some
# of them are unstripped.
# Type: boolean
# Default: false
#
# system_image_package_allowed_in_extra_deps (optional)
# Used internally to implement fuchsia_system_package(), do not use!
# If defined, this is a fuchsia_system_package(), and the argument value
# determines whether it is allowed in extra dependency trees beside
# the one from //build/input:system_image.
# Type: boolean
#
# deps
# testonly
# visibility
template("fuchsia_package") {
if (current_toolchain == target_toolchain) {
package_name = target_name
if (defined(invoker.package_name)) {
package_name = invoker.package_name
}
# Generate the "meta/package" file
meta_package_target = "${target_name}_meta_package"
generate_meta_package(meta_package_target) {
forward_variables_from(invoker, [ "testonly" ])
visibility = [ ":*" ]
package_name = package_name
}
# Generate package manifest
package_manifest_target = "${target_name}_manifest"
package_manifest_file = "$target_out_dir/${target_name}_manifest"
fini_manifest(package_manifest_target) {
forward_variables_from(invoker,
[
"deps",
"testonly",
])
if (!defined(deps)) {
deps = []
}
deps += [ ":$meta_package_target" ]
visibility = [ ":*" ]
outputs = [ package_manifest_file ]
}
# Verify ELF binaries
verify_elf = !(defined(invoker.disable_elf_binaries_checks) &&
invoker.disable_elf_binaries_checks)
if (verify_elf) {
package_manifest_verify_target = "${target_name}.verify"
verify_manifest_elf_binaries(package_manifest_verify_target) {
forward_variables_from(invoker, [ "testonly" ])
manifest = package_manifest_file
deps = [ ":$package_manifest_target" ]
}
}
_is_system_package = false
if (defined(invoker.system_image_package_allowed_in_extra_deps)) {
_is_system_package = true
_is_system_package_allowed_in_extra_deps =
invoker.system_image_package_allowed_in_extra_deps
}
# Build package
pm_build(target_name) {
forward_variables_from(invoker,
[
"all_outputs_fresh",
"deps",
"testonly",
"visibility",
])
manifest = ":$package_manifest_target"
metadata = {
if (defined(invoker.metadata)) {
forward_variables_from(invoker.metadata, "*")
}
if (!bootfs_only && !_is_system_package) {
# Installing a Fuchsia package into another one should not also install
# its content to the root install location, which is why this metadata key
# is set to an empty list. However, there are two exceptions to this:
#
# - fuchsia_system_package() instances whose content must end up
# into either the system image (handled by system_image_package_info below)
# or the boot filesystem (handled through distribution_manifest().
#
# - When 'bootfs_only' is set to true, which corresponds to the "bringup"
# configuration which requires subtle adjustments in the build graph.
#
distribution_entries_barrier = []
}
# Used by system_image_fuchsia_packages_list() to allow embedding
# the content of this package into the system image, if necessary.
#
# The schema is the following:
#
# label: GN label of this target (used for debugging only).
# fini_manifest: path to FINI manifest listing this package's content.
# system_image_packaged_allowed_in_extra_deps: (optional)
# If defined, this is a fuchsia_system_package() instance, and its
# value determines whether it is allowed in extra dependency trees
# (see fuchsia_system_package() description for details). If undefined,
# this is a regular fuchsia_package().
#
system_image_package_info = [
{
label = get_label_info(":$target_name", "label_with_toolchain")
fini_manifest = rebase_path(package_manifest_file, root_build_dir)
if (_is_system_package) {
system_image_package_allowed_in_extra_deps =
_is_system_package_allowed_in_extra_deps
}
},
]
system_image_package_barrier = []
}
if (!defined(deps)) {
deps = []
}
if (verify_elf) {
deps += [ ":$package_manifest_verify_target" ]
}
}
} else {
# Fuchsia packages should only be built with target_toolchain. However, it
# is possible for package targets to be expanded in other toolchains (host,
# variant, etc.). In these cases, make fuchsia_package expand to nothing.
group(target_name) {
}
# Suppress unused variable warnings.
not_needed(invoker, "*")
}
}