[KLIB Resolver] Add a heuristic to look up for KLIB file given only unique name

This fix adds a workaround to allow Kotlin/Native compiler to resolve
KLIB library if only library name was passed via `-l` CLI argument.

^KT-63931
This commit is contained in:
Dmitriy Dolovov
2023-12-11 18:01:44 +01:00
committed by Space Team
parent 2b1fc51f89
commit e9b4b8919d
3 changed files with 184 additions and 4 deletions
@@ -31,13 +31,28 @@ interface SearchPathResolver<L : KotlinLibrary> : WithLogger {
*/
class SearchRoot(val searchRootPath: File, val allowLookupByRelativePath: Boolean = false, val isDeprecated: Boolean = false) {
fun lookUp(libraryPath: File): LookupResult {
if (libraryPath.isAbsolute)
if (libraryPath.isAbsolute) {
// Look up by the absolute path if it is indeed an absolute path.
return LookupResult.Found(lookUpByAbsolutePath(libraryPath) ?: return LookupResult.NotFound)
}
if (!allowLookupByRelativePath && libraryPath.nameSegments.size > 1)
val isDefinitelyRelativePath = libraryPath.nameSegments.size > 1
if (isDefinitelyRelativePath && !allowLookupByRelativePath) {
// Lookup by the relative path is disallowed, but the path is definitely a relative path.
return LookupResult.NotFound
}
// First, try to resolve by the relative path.
val resolvedLibrary = lookUpByAbsolutePath(File(searchRootPath, libraryPath))
?: run {
if (!isDefinitelyRelativePath && libraryPath.extension.isEmpty()) {
// If the path actually looks like an unique name of the library, try to guess the name of the KLIB file.
// TODO: This logic is unreliable and needs to be replaced by the new KLIB resolver in the future.
lookUpByAbsolutePath(File(searchRootPath, "${libraryPath.path}.$KLIB_FILE_EXTENSION"))
} else null
}
?: return LookupResult.NotFound
val resolvedLibrary = lookUpByAbsolutePath(File(searchRootPath, libraryPath)) ?: return LookupResult.NotFound
return if (isDeprecated)
LookupResult.FoundWithWarning(
library = resolvedLibrary,
@@ -54,7 +69,7 @@ interface SearchPathResolver<L : KotlinLibrary> : WithLogger {
when {
absoluteLibraryPath.isFile -> {
// It's a really existing file.
when (absoluteLibraryPath.extension.toLowerCase()) {
when (absoluteLibraryPath.extension) {
KLIB_FILE_EXTENSION -> absoluteLibraryPath
"jar" -> {
// A special workaround for old JS stdlib, that was packed in a JAR file.
@@ -8,6 +8,15 @@ fun UnresolvedLibrary(path: String, libraryVersion: String?): RequiredUnresolved
fun UnresolvedLibrary(path: String, libraryVersion: String?, lenient: Boolean): UnresolvedLibrary =
if (lenient) LenientUnresolvedLibrary(path, libraryVersion) else RequiredUnresolvedLibrary(path, libraryVersion)
/**
* Representation of a Kotlin library that has not been yet resolved.
*
* TODO: This class has a major design flaw and needs to be replaced by the new KLIB resolver in the future.
* - In certain situations [path] represents a path to the library, would it be relative or absolute.
* - In certain situations [path] represents an `unique_name` of the library.
* - In general, `unique_name` needs not be equal to the file name of the library. And this adds some mess to the classes
* that implement the "resolver" logic, e.g. [SearchPathResolver].
*/
sealed class UnresolvedLibrary {
abstract val path: String
abstract val libraryVersion: String?
@@ -0,0 +1,156 @@
/*
* Copyright 2010-2023 JetBrains s.r.o. and Kotlin Programming Language contributors.
* Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the license/LICENSE.txt file.
*/
package org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.test.blackbox
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.test.blackbox.support.TestCompilerArgs
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.test.blackbox.support.compilation.LibraryCompilation
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.test.blackbox.support.compilation.TestCompilationArtifact.KLIB
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.test.blackbox.support.compilation.TestCompilationResult.Companion.assertSuccess
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.library.SearchPathResolver
import org.junit.jupiter.api.DisplayName
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Tag
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test
import org.junit.jupiter.api.parallel.Execution
import org.junit.jupiter.api.parallel.ExecutionMode
import org.junit.jupiter.api.parallel.Isolated
import java.io.File
/**
* This test class needs to set up a custom working directory in the JVM process. This is necessary to trigger
* the special behavior inside the [SearchPathResolver] to start looking for KLIBs by relative path (or just
* by library name aka `unique_name`) inside the working directory.
*
* In order to make this possible and in order to avoid side effects for other tests two special annotations
* are added: `@Isolated` and `@Execution(ExecutionMode.SAME_THREAD)`.
*
* The control over the working directory in performed in the [runWithCustomWorkingDir] function.
*/
@Tag("klib")
@Isolated // Run this test class in isolation from other test classes.
@Execution(ExecutionMode.SAME_THREAD) // Run all test functions sequentially in the same thread.
class KlibResolverTest : AbstractNativeSimpleTest() {
private data class Module(val name: String, val dependencyNames: List<String>) {
constructor(name: String, vararg dependencyNames: String) : this(name, dependencyNames.asList())
lateinit var dependencies: List<Module>
lateinit var sourceFile: File
fun initDependencies(resolveDependency: (String) -> Module) {
dependencies = dependencyNames.map(resolveDependency)
}
}
@Test
@DisplayName("Test resolving all dependencies recorded in `depends` / `dependency_version` properties (KT-63931)")
fun testResolvingDependenciesRecordedInManifest() {
val modules = createModules(
Module("a"),
Module("b", "a"),
Module("c", "a"),
Module("d", "b", "c", "a"),
)
listOf(
false to false,
true to false,
true to true,
false to true,
).forEach { (produceUnpackedKlibs, useLibraryNamesInCliArguments) ->
modules.compileModules(produceUnpackedKlibs, useLibraryNamesInCliArguments)
}
}
private fun createModules(vararg modules: Module): List<Module> {
val mapping: Map<String, Module> = modules.groupBy(Module::name).mapValues {
it.value.singleOrNull() ?: error("Duplicated modules: ${it.value}")
}
modules.forEach { it.initDependencies(mapping::getValue) }
val generatedSourcesDir = buildDir.resolve("generated-sources")
generatedSourcesDir.mkdirs()
modules.forEach { module ->
module.sourceFile = generatedSourcesDir.resolve(module.name + ".kt")
module.sourceFile.writeText(
buildString {
appendLine("package ${module.name}")
appendLine()
appendLine("fun ${module.name}(indent: Int) {")
appendLine(" repeat(indent) { print(\" \") }")
appendLine(" println(\"${module.name}\")")
module.dependencyNames.forEach { dependencyName ->
appendLine(" $dependencyName.$dependencyName(indent + 1)")
}
appendLine("}")
}
)
}
return modules.asList()
}
private fun List<Module>.compileModules(
produceUnpackedKlibs: Boolean,
useLibraryNamesInCliArguments: Boolean
) {
val klibFilesDir = buildDir.resolve(
listOf(
"klib-files",
if (produceUnpackedKlibs) "unpacked" else "packed",
if (useLibraryNamesInCliArguments) "names" else "paths"
).joinToString(".")
)
klibFilesDir.mkdirs()
fun Module.computeArtifactPath(): String {
val basePath: String = if (useLibraryNamesInCliArguments) name else klibFilesDir.resolve(name).path
return if (produceUnpackedKlibs) basePath else "$basePath.klib"
}
runWithCustomWorkingDir(klibFilesDir) {
forEach { module ->
val testCase = generateTestCaseWithSingleFile(
sourceFile = module.sourceFile,
moduleName = module.name,
TestCompilerArgs(
buildList {
if (produceUnpackedKlibs) add("-nopack")
module.dependencies.forEach { dependency ->
add("-l")
add(dependency.computeArtifactPath())
}
}
)
)
val compilation = LibraryCompilation(
settings = testRunSettings,
freeCompilerArgs = testCase.freeCompilerArgs,
sourceModules = testCase.modules,
dependencies = emptySet(),
expectedArtifact = KLIB(klibFilesDir.resolve(module.computeArtifactPath()))
)
compilation.result.assertSuccess()
}
}
}
private inline fun runWithCustomWorkingDir(customWorkingDir: File, block: () -> Unit) {
val previousWorkingDir: String = System.getProperty(USER_DIR)
try {
System.setProperty(USER_DIR, customWorkingDir.absolutePath)
block()
} finally {
System.setProperty(USER_DIR, previousWorkingDir)
}
}
companion object {
private const val USER_DIR = "user.dir"
}
}