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1#!/usr/bin/env bash
2#
3# Usage:
4# yaks/TEST.sh <function name>
5
6set -o nounset
7set -o pipefail
8set -o errexit
9
10source build/dev-shell.sh # python3 in PATH
11source devtools/run-task.sh
12source test/common.sh # run-test-funcs
13
14build() {
15 build/py.sh gen-asdl-py 'yaks/yaks.asdl'
16}
17
18check() {
19 build
20
21 # pyext/fastfunc is a dependency of ASDL
22 # Source is Python 2
23
24 # These flags are in devtools/types.sh
25 #local mypy_flags='--strict --no-strict-optional'
26
27 # 514 errors! Not sure why we need the extra flag.
28 #local mypy_flags='--strict'
29 local mypy_flags='--strict --follow-imports=silent'
30
31 MYPYPATH='.:pyext' python3 -m \
32 mypy $mypy_flags --py2 yaks/yaks_main.py
33}
34
35yaks() {
36 PYTHONPATH='.:vendor' yaks/yaks_main.py "$@"
37}
38
39test-hello() {
40 yaks cpp yaks/examples/hello.yaks
41
42 # TODO: fibonacci program, etc. building up to yaks in yaks itself.
43
44 # type check only
45 # yaks/yaks.py check testdata/hello.yaks
46}
47
48test-hello-cpp() {
49 # Translate and compile the yaks translator
50 #local bin=_bin/cxx-asan/yaks/yaks_main.mycpp
51 #ninja $bin
52
53 # Generate C++ from an example
54 #$bin cpp yaks/examples/hello.yaks
55
56 # Translate and compile the yaks translator
57 # Then use it to generate C++ from an example
58 # Then wrap and compile that
59 local hello=_bin/cxx-asan/yaks/examples/hello.yaks
60 ninja $hello
61
62 set -o xtrace
63 set +o errexit
64 $hello
65 local status=$?
66 set -o errexit
67
68 echo status=$status
69}
70
71soil-run() {
72 ### Used by soil/worker.sh. Prints to stdout.
73
74 # Hm I guess we need the Python 2 wedge here. Right now deps/Dockerfile.pea
75 # has a Python 3 wedge and MyPy, which we still need.
76 #echo 'Disabled until container image has python2-dev to build pyext/fastfunc'
77 #return
78
79 run-test-funcs
80
81 check
82}
83
84run-task "$@"