Vulkan-Docs/checkLinks.py

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#!/usr/bin/python3
#
# Copyright (c) 2015-2018 The Khronos Group Inc.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# checkLinks.py - validate link/reference API constructs in files
#
# Usage: checkLinks.py [options] files > logfile
#
# Options:
# -follow attempt to follow include:: directives. This script isn't # an
# Asciidoctor processor, so only literal relative paths can # be followed.
# -info print some internal diagnostics.
# -paramcheck attempt to validate param: names against the surrounding
# context (the current structure/function being validated, for example).
# This generates many false positives, so is not enabled by default.
# -fatal unvalidatable links cause immediate error exit from the script.
# Otherwise, errors are accumulated and summarized at the end.
#
# Depends on vkapi.py, which is a Python representation of relevant parts
# of the Vulkan API. Only works when vkapi.py is generated for the full
# API, e.g. 'makeAllExts checklinks'; otherwise many false-flagged errors
# will occur.
import copy, os, pdb, re, string, sys
from vkapi import *
global curFile, curLine, sectionDepth
global errCount, warnCount, emittedPrefix, printInfo
curFile = '???'
curLine = -1
sectionDepth = 0
emittedPrefix = {}
printInfo = False
# Called before printing a warning or error. Only prints once prior
# to output for a given file.
def emitPrefix():
global curFile, curLine, emittedPrefix
if (curFile not in emittedPrefix.keys()):
emittedPrefix[curFile] = None
print('Checking file:', curFile)
print('-------------------------------')
def info(*args, **kwargs):
global curFile, curLine, printInfo
if (printInfo):
emitPrefix()
print('INFO: %s line %d:' % (curFile, curLine),
' '.join([str(arg) for arg in args]))
# Print a validation warning found in a file
def warning(*args, **kwargs):
global curFile, curLine, warnCount
warnCount = warnCount + 1
emitPrefix()
print('WARNING: %s line %d:' % (curFile, curLine),
' '.join([str(arg) for arg in args]))
# Print a validation error found in a file
def error(*args, **kwargs):
global curFile, curLine, errCount
errCount = errCount + 1
emitPrefix()
print('ERROR: %s line %d:' % (curFile, curLine),
' '.join([str(arg) for arg in args]))
# See if a tag value exists in the specified dictionary and
# suggest it as an alternative if so.
def checkTag(tag, value, dict, dictName, tagName):
if (value in dict.keys()):
warning(value, 'exists in the API but not as a',
tag + ': .', 'Try using the', tagName + ': tag.')
# Report an error due to an asciidoc tag which doesn't match
# a corresponding API entity.
def foundError(errType, tag, value, fatal):
global curFile, curLine
error('no such', errType, tag + ':' + value)
# Try some heuristics to detect likely problems such as missing vk
# prefixes or the wrong tag.
# Look in all the dictionaries in vkapi.py to see if the tag
# is just wrong but the API entity actually exists.
checkTag(tag, value, flags, 'flags', 'tlink/tname')
checkTag(tag, value, enums, 'enums', 'elink')
checkTag(tag, value, structs, 'structs', 'slink/sname')
checkTag(tag, value, handles, 'handles', 'slink/sname')
checkTag(tag, value, defines, 'defines', 'slink/sname')
checkTag(tag, value, consts, 'consts', 'ename')
checkTag(tag, value, protos, 'protos', 'flink/fname')
checkTag(tag, value, funcpointers, 'funcpointers', 'tlink/tname')
# Look for missing vk prefixes (quirky since it's case-dependent)
# NOT DONE YET
if fatal:
print('ERROR: %s line %d:' % (curFile, curLine),
' '.join(['no such', errType, tag + ':' + value]), file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Look for param in the list of all parameters of the specified functions
# Returns True if found, False otherwise
def findParam(param, funclist):
for f in funclist:
if (param in protos[f]):
info('parameter:', param, 'found in function:', f)
return True
return False
# Initialize tracking state for checking links/includes
def initChecks():
global curFile, curLine, curFuncs, curStruct, accumFunc, sectionDepth
global errCount, warnCount
global incPat, linkPat, pathPat, sectionPat
# Matches asciidoc single-line section tags
sectionPat = re.compile('^(=+) ')
# Matches any asciidoc include:: directive
pathPat = re.compile('^include::([\w./_]+)\[\]')
# Matches asciidoc include:: directives used in spec/ref pages (and also
# others such as validity). This is specific to the layout of the api/
# includes and allows any path precding 'api/' followed by the category
# (protos, structs, enums, etc.) followed by the name of the proto,
# struct, etc. file.
incPat = re.compile('^.*api/(\w+)/(\w+)\.txt')
# Lists of current /protos/ (functions) and /structs/ includes. There
# can be several protos contiguously for different forms of a command
curFuncs = []
curStruct = None
# Tag if we should accumulate funcs or start a new list. Any intervening
# pname: tags or struct includes will restart the list.
accumFunc = False
# Matches all link names in the current spec/man pages. Assumes these
# macro names are not trailing subsets of other macros. Used to
# precede the regexp with [^A-Za-z], but this didn't catch macros
# at start of line.
linkPat = re.compile('([efpst](name|link)):(\w*)')
# Total error/warning counters
errCount = 0
warnCount = 0
# Validate asciidoc internal links in specified file.
# infile - filename to validate
# follow - if True, recursively follow include:: directives
# paramCheck - if True, try to verify pname: refers to valid
# parameter/member names. This generates many false flags currently
# included - if True, function was called recursively
# fatalExit - if True, validation errors cause an error exit immediately
# Links checked are:
# fname:vkBlah - Vulkan command name (generates internal link)
# flink:vkBlah - Vulkan command name
# sname:VkBlah - Vulkan struct name (generates internal link)
# slink:VkBlah - Vulkan struct name
# elink:VkEnumName - Vulkan enumeration ('enum') type name (generates internal link)
# ename:VK_BLAH - Vulkan enumerant token name
# pname:name - parameter name to a command or a struct member
# tlink:name - Other Vulkan type name (generates internal link)
# tname:name - Other Vulkan type name
def checkLinks(infile, follow = False, paramCheck = True, included = False, fatalExit = False):
global curFile, curLine, curFuncs, curStruct, accumFunc, sectionDepth
global errCount, warnCount
global incPat, linkPat, pathPat, sectionPat
# Global state which gets saved and restored by this function
oldCurFile = curFile
oldCurLine = curLine
curFile = infile
curLine = 0
# N.b. dirname() returns an empty string for a path with no directories,
# unlike the shell dirname(1).
if (not os.path.exists(curFile)):
error('No such file', curFile, '- skipping check')
# Restore global state before exiting the function
curFile = oldCurFile
curLine = oldCurLine
return
inPath = os.path.dirname(curFile)
fp = open(curFile, 'r', encoding='utf-8')
for line in fp:
curLine = curLine + 1
# Track changes up and down section headers, and forget
# the current functions/structure when popping up a level
match = sectionPat.search(line)
if (match):
info('Match sectionPat for line:', line)
depth = len(match.group(1))
if (depth < sectionDepth):
info('Resetting current function/structure for section:', line)
curFuncs = []
curStruct = None
sectionDepth = depth
match = pathPat.search(line)
if (match):
incpath = match.group(1)
info('Match pathPat for line:', line)
info(' incpath =', incpath)
# An include:: directive. First check if it looks like a
# function or struct include file, and modify the corresponding
# current function or struct state accordingly.
match = incPat.search(incpath)
if (match):
info('Match incPat for line:', line)
# For prototypes, if it is preceded by
# another include:: directive with no intervening link: tags,
# add to the current function list. Otherwise start a new list.
# There is only one current structure.
category = match.group(1)
tag = match.group(2)
# @ Validate tag!
# @ Arguably, any intervening text should shift to accumFuncs = False,
# e.g. only back-to-back includes separated by blank lines would be
# accumulated.
if (category == 'protos'):
if (tag in protos.keys()):
if (accumFunc):
curFuncs.append(tag)
else:
curFuncs = [ tag ]
# Restart accumulating functions
accumFunc = True
info('curFuncs =', curFuncs, 'accumFunc =', accumFunc)
else:
error('include of nonexistent function', tag)
elif (category == 'structs'):
if (tag in structs.keys()):
curStruct = tag
# Any /structs/ include means to stop accumulating /protos/
accumFunc = False
info('curStruct =', curStruct)
else:
error('include of nonexistent struct', tag)
if (follow):
# Actually process the included file now, recursively
newpath = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(inPath, incpath))
info(curFile, ': including file:', newpath)
checkLinks(newpath, follow, paramCheck, included = True, fatalExit = fatalExit)
matches = linkPat.findall(line)
for match in matches:
# Start actual validation work. Depending on what the
# asciidoc tag name is, look up the value in the corresponding
# dictionary.
tag = match[0]
value = match[2]
if (tag == 'fname' or tag == 'flink'):
if (value not in protos.keys()):
foundError('function', tag, value, False)
elif (tag == 'sname' or tag == 'slink'):
if (value not in structs.keys() and
value not in handles.keys()):
foundError('aggregate/scalar/handle/define type', tag, value, False)
elif (tag == 'ename'):
if (value not in consts.keys() and value not in defines.keys()):
foundError('enumerant/constant', tag, value, False)
elif (tag == 'elink'):
if (value not in enums.keys() and value not in flags.keys()):
foundError('enum/bitflag type', tag, value, fatalExit)
# tname and tlink are the same except if the errors are treated as fatal
# They can be recombined once both are error-clean
elif (tag == 'tname'):
if (value not in funcpointers.keys() and value not in flags.keys()):
foundError('function pointer/other type', tag, value, fatalExit)
elif (tag == 'tlink'):
if (value not in funcpointers.keys() and value not in flags.keys()):
foundError('function pointer/other type', tag, value, False)
elif (tag == 'pname'):
# Any pname: tag means to stop accumulating /protos/
accumFunc = False
# See if this parameter is in the current proto(s) and struct
foundParam = False
if (curStruct and value in structs[curStruct]):
info('parameter', value, 'found in struct', curStruct)
elif (curFuncs and findParam(value, curFuncs)):
True
else:
if paramCheck:
warning('parameter', value, 'not found. curStruct =',
curStruct, 'curFuncs =', curFuncs)
else:
# This is a logic error
error('unknown tag', tag + ':' + value)
fp.close()
if (errCount > 0 or warnCount > 0):
if (not included):
print('Errors found:', errCount, 'Warnings found:', warnCount)
print('')
if (included):
info('----- returning from:', infile, 'to parent file', '-----')
# Don't generate any output for files without errors
# else:
# print(curFile + ': No errors found')
# Restore global state before exiting the function
curFile = oldCurFile
curLine = oldCurLine
if __name__ == '__main__':
follow = False
paramCheck = False
included = False
fatalExit = False
totalErrCount = 0
totalWarnCount = 0
if (len(sys.argv) > 1):
for file in sys.argv[1:]:
if (file == '-follow'):
follow = True
elif (file == '-info'):
printInfo = True
elif file == '-paramcheck':
paramCheck = True
elif (file == '-fatal'):
fatalExit = True
else:
initChecks()
checkLinks(file,
follow,
paramCheck = paramCheck,
included = included,
fatalExit = fatalExit)
totalErrCount = totalErrCount + errCount
totalWarnCount = totalWarnCount + warnCount
else:
print('Need arguments: [-follow] [-info] [-paramcheck] [-fatal] infile [infile...]', file=sys.stderr)
if (totalErrCount > 0 or totalWarnCount > 0):
if (not included):
print('TOTAL Errors found:', totalErrCount, 'Warnings found:',
totalWarnCount)
if totalErrCount > 0:
sys.exit(1)