#!/bin/sh # Generate report showing matrix of build results for a run of regtest-run.sh # Copyright (C) 2005, Dan Kegel, Google # License: GPL # This badly needs rewriting in perl. set -e cd jobdir LANG=C export LANG # Generating simple machine-readable report # put GCC_CORE_DIR after GLIBC_DIR to get column order right in report for file in *.dat.txt; do echo -n "NAME=$file " cat $file | sed 's/GCC_CORE/GLIBC_ZZZ/' | sort | egrep 'TARGET=|GCC_DIR|GLIBC_ZZZ|GLIBC_DIR|BINUTILS_DIR|LINUX|PASS|FAIL|ICE' | sed 's/GLIBC_ZZZ/GCC_CORE/' | tr '\012' '\011' echo "" done | sed 's/\.dat\.txt//' > all.dats.txt # Generate fancy index.html report # Figure out which tool combinations were used # Extract TLS from NAME and move it to end, so it's the most minor sort key sed 's/NAME=[-_a-zA-Z0-9\.]*tls\(.*\)/\1 TLS=tls/;s/NAME=[-_a-zA-Z0-9\.]*nptl\(.*\)/\1 TLS=nptl/;s/NAME=[-_a-zA-Z0-9\.]*//;s/TARGET=[_a-z0-9\-]*//;s/toolchain=[A-Z]*//;s/kernel=[A-Z]*//;s/gdb=[A-Z]*//;s/gdbserver=[A-Z]*//' < all.dats.txt | sort -u | tr '\011' ':' | grep ':.*:.*:' | sed 's/::*/:/g' | sort -u | grep GCC | grep GLIBC > all-tools.tmp ALL_CPUS=`cat all.dats.txt | tr '\011' '\012' | grep TARGET= | sed 's/TARGET=//;s/-unknown//;s/-linux-gnu//' | sort -u` OUT=index.html cat > $OUT <<_EOF_ Crosstool build results

Crosstool build results

The following matrix shows whether the given combinations of gcc, glibc, binutils, and linux kernel headers, lightly patched, can build a cross-toolchain and compile a kernel for the given CPUs. (It doesn't say anything about whether the resulting toolchain works!)
See crosstool for the patches and scripts used.
Click on a matrix entry for the last few lines of that build log file.
The label 'cgcc' refers to the 'core' version of gcc, i.e. the one used to build glibc before building the final gcc. (Older glibc's prefer to be built by older gcc's.) _EOF_ echo "" >> $OUT echo "" >> $OUT done echo '' >> $OUT for cpu in $ALL_CPUS; do # kludge until I use uniform names case $cpu in arm-9tdmi) cpu=arm9tdmi;; armv5b-softfloat-linux) cpu=armv5b-softfloat;; powerpc64) cpu=powerpc-970;; i686-piii) cpu=pentium3;; # hrm, that seems off somehow esac echo '' for tools in `cat all-tools.tmp`; do echo $tools | tr ':' '\012' > tools.tmp TLS=; grep tls tools.tmp > /dev/null && TLS=tls; grep nptl tools.tmp > /dev/null && TLS=nptl BINUTILS_DIR=`awk -F= '/BINUTILS_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GCC_DIR=`awk -F= '/GCC_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GCC_CORE_DIR=`awk -F= '/GCC_CORE_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GLIBC_DIR=`awk -F= '/GLIBC_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` LINUX_DIR=`awk -F= '/LINUX_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR=`awk -F= '/LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` toolcombo=$GCC_DIR-$GLIBC_DIR if test -n "$LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR"; then LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR=hdrs-`echo $LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR | sed 's/.*-//'` #toolcombo=$toolcombo-$LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR fi case $TLS in *tls*) toolcombo=$toolcombo-tls ;; *nptl*) toolcombo=$toolcombo-nptl ;; *) ;; esac echo '' done # Repeat left headings on right echo '' echo '' done >> $OUT # Repeat top headings on bottom echo "" >> $OUT done echo '' >> $OUT echo '
" >> $OUT for tools in `cat all-tools.tmp`; do echo $tools | tr ':' '\012' > tools.tmp TLS=; grep tls tools.tmp > /dev/null && TLS=tls; grep nptl tools.tmp > /dev/null && TLS=nptl BINUTILS_DIR=`awk -F= '/BINUTILS_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GCC_CORE_DIR=`awk -F= '/GCC_CORE_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GCC_DIR=`awk -F= '/GCC_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GLIBC_DIR=`awk -F= '/GLIBC_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` LINUX_DIR=`awk -F= '/LINUX_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR=`awk -F= '/LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` if test -n "$LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR"; then LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR=hdrs-`echo $LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR | sed 's/.*-//'` fi echo "$GCC_DIR
c$GCC_CORE_DIR
$GLIBC_DIR
$BINUTILS_DIR
$LINUX_DIR
$LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR
$TLS
'$cpu'ok' ;; *kernel=ICE*) echo 'style="background-color: yellow">kernel ICE' ;; *toolchain=PASS*) echo 'style="background-color: yellow">kernel fail' ;; *toolchain=ICE*) echo 'style="background-color: orange">ICE' ;; *toolchain=FAIL*) echo 'style="background-color: red">FAIL' ;; *) echo 'bug in regtest-report.sh' ;; esac case "$status" in *gdb=PASS*) echo '
gdb ok' ;; *gdb=FAIL*) echo '
gdb FAIL' ;; *gdb=n/a*) ;; *) echo 'bug in regtest-report.sh' ;; esac fi echo '		'$cpu'
" >> $OUT for tools in `cat all-tools.tmp`; do echo $tools | tr ':' '\012' > tools.tmp TLS=; grep tls tools.tmp > /dev/null && TLS=tls; grep nptl tools.tmp > /dev/null && TLS=nptl BINUTILS_DIR=`awk -F= '/BINUTILS_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GCC_DIR=`awk -F= '/GCC_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GCC_CORE_DIR=`awk -F= '/GCC_CORE_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` GLIBC_DIR=`awk -F= '/GLIBC_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` LINUX_DIR=`awk -F= '/LINUX_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR=`awk -F= '/LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR/ {print $2}' tools.tmp` if test -n "$LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR"; then LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR=hdrs-`echo $LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR | sed 's/.*-//'` fi echo "$GCC_DIR
c$GCC_CORE_DIR
$GLIBC_DIR
$BINUTILS_DIR
$LINUX_DIR
$LINUX_SANITIZED_HEADER_DIR
$TLS
' >> $OUT echo '' >> $OUT #rm -f *.tmp