brew/Library/Homebrew/compilers.rb
Jack Nagel f8b4959742 Use a priority queue to select compilers
The existing case-statement with nested if-statements is gross and hard
to extend. Replacing it with a priority queue simplifies the logic and
makes it very easy to add new compilers to the fails_with system, which
we will likely want to do in the future.
2013-03-16 13:05:02 -05:00

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class Compiler < Struct.new(:name, :priority)
def build
case name
when :clang, :llvm
MacOS.send("#{name}_build_version")
when :gcc
MacOS.gcc_42_build_version
end
end
end
class CompilerFailure
attr_reader :compiler
def initialize compiler, &block
@compiler = compiler
instance_eval(&block) if block_given?
@build ||= 9999
end
def build val=nil
val.nil? ? @build.to_i : @build = val.to_i
end
def cause val=nil
val.nil? ? @cause : @cause = val
end
end
class CompilerQueue
def initialize
@array = []
end
def <<(o)
@array << o
self
end
def pop
@array.delete(@array.max { |a, b| a.priority <=> b.priority })
end
def empty?
@array.empty?
end
end
class CompilerSelector
def initialize(f, old_compiler=ENV.compiler)
@f = f
@old_compiler = old_compiler
@compilers = CompilerQueue.new
%w{clang llvm gcc}.map(&:to_sym).each do |cc|
@compilers << Compiler.new(cc, priority_for(cc))
end
end
def select_compiler
begin
cc = @compilers.pop
end while @f.fails_with?(cc)
ENV.send(cc.name) unless cc.nil?
end
private
def priority_for(cc)
case cc
when :clang then MacOS.clang_build_version >= 211 ? 3 : 0.5
when :llvm then 2
when :gcc then 1
end
end
end