# Copyright 2022 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/config/clang/clang.gni")
import("//build/config/sysroot.gni")

_clang_toolchain_dir = get_path_info(clang_prefix, "dir")

# MOST USERS WILL WANT "clang_doc_headers()" BELOW, not this one.
#
# clang_doc_invoke() Runs the "clang-doc" tool over a list of C/C++ source files using the
# clang_doc_invoke.py script. Most users will want the "clang_doc_headers" template above which
# allows specifying the header files instead.
#
# Clang-doc uses the compilation database to get the correct flags for running the Clang frontend
# over the file. Therefore, the sources must be in the compilation database which means they must
# all be .cc or .c files that are part of the build, and not just a list of headers.
#
# Clang-doc generates a directory tree the contents of which are not knowable in advance. To allow
# the build to track this hermetically, a script creates an empty temp directory, runs clang-doc on
# that, and zips the output.
#
# PARAMETERS
#
#   source [string] (required)
#       The .c/.cc source file to pass to clang-doc. See above for requirements.
#
#   inputs [list of strings]
#       The list of headers that the source will explicitly include.
#
#   out_zip [string] (required)
#       Name of the .zip file to put the .yaml files from clang-doc into.
#
#   deps (optional)
#       Normal meaning.
template("clang_doc_invoke") {
  assert(defined(invoker.source))
  assert(defined(invoker.out_zip))

  action(target_name) {
    clang_doc_path = "${clang_prefix}/clang-doc"

    script = "//tools/cppdocgen/clang_doc_invoke.py"
    args = [
      "--clang-doc",
      rebase_path(clang_doc_path, root_build_dir),

      # The temp directory will be generated as a random file inside of the target_out_dir.
      "--temp-dir-parent",
      rebase_path(target_out_dir, root_build_dir),
      "--out-zip",
      rebase_path(invoker.out_zip, root_build_dir),
      "--",  # Remaining args are for clang-doc.
      "--format=yaml",
      "--executor=all-TUs",
      "--filter",
      rebase_path(invoker.source, root_build_dir),
      "compile_commands.json",  # In build root, no need to rebase.
    ]

    inputs = [
      clang_doc_path,
      invoker.source,
    ]
    if (defined(invoker.inputs)) {
      inputs += invoker.inputs
    }
    outputs = [ invoker.out_zip ]

    hermetic_action_ignored_prefixes = [
      # Allow tool to read toolchain's headers in:
      #   $CLANG_DIR/include
      #   $CLANG_DIR/lib/clang/VERSION/include
      _clang_toolchain_dir,

      #   $SYSROOT/usr/include
      sysroot,
    ]

    forward_variables_from(invoker,
                           [
                             "deps",
                             "visibility",
                           ])
  }
}

# Runs the "clang-doc" tool over a list of headers. It will produce a .zip file containing the
# .yaml files emitted by clang-doc.
#
# TODO rename to "clang_doc" if the colliding template in the SDK can be removed.
#
# PARAMETERS
#
#   headers [list of source files] (required)
#       List of header files to process with clang-doc. For help keeping this list in sync with
#       your library, consider creating a separate variable containing the file list and using it
#       for both the library build and the clang_doc_headers() invocation (see the example below).
#
#   deps [list of target labels] (required)
#       Dependencies. This must include at least the target that contains the headers being indexed.
#
#   out_zip [string] (required)
#       File name of the .zip file to generate.
#
# EXAMPLE
#
#   # Shared list of public headers for the library and the doc tool.
#   my_library_public_headers = [
#     "doom_generator.h",
#     "doom_consumer.h",
#   ]
#
#   static_library("my_library") {
#     sources = my_library_public_headers + [
#       "doom_generator.cc",
#       "doom_consumer.cc",
#       "internal_api.h",
#     ]
#     ...
#   }
#
#   clang_doc_headers("doc_my_library") {
#     headers = my_library_public_headers
#     out_zip = "$target_out_dir/my_library_docs.zip"
#     deps = [ ":my_library" ]
#   }
template("clang_doc_headers") {
  # Because of the requirement that clang-doc run over a .cc/.c file in the build (rather than
  # header files), this wrapper generates such a .cc file that #includes the given headers.
  generated_cc_file = "$target_gen_dir/${target_name}_doc.cc"

  assert(defined(invoker.headers))
  assert(defined(invoker.deps))
  assert(defined(invoker.out_zip))

  final_target_name = target_name

  # Generate the .cc file that includes the headers to process by clang-doc.
  generate_source_target_name = "${target_name}_generate_source"
  compile_source_target_name = "${target_name}_compile_source"
  action(generate_source_target_name) {
    script = "//tools/cppdocgen/clang_doc_generate_source.py"
    args = [
             "--out-cc",
             rebase_path(generated_cc_file, root_build_dir),
           ] + rebase_path(invoker.headers, "//")
    outputs = [ generated_cc_file ]

    # These must be public_deps so the source_set below gets the compile flags.
    public_deps = invoker.deps
    visibility = [ ":$compile_source_target_name" ]
  }

  # Compile the generated .cc file (necessary to include it in the compilation database for Clang,
  # even if the output is never used for anything).
  source_set(compile_source_target_name) {
    sources = [ generated_cc_file ]
    public_deps = [ ":$generate_source_target_name" ]
    visibility = [ ":$final_target_name" ]
  }

  # Actually run clang-doc (see below).
  clang_doc_invoke(target_name) {
    source = generated_cc_file
    inputs = invoker.headers
    forward_variables_from(invoker,
                           [
                             "out_zip",
                             "visibility",
                           ])
    deps = [ ":$compile_source_target_name" ]
  }
}