xref: /aosp_15_r20/external/pigweed/pw_unit_test/facade_test.gni (revision 61c4878ac05f98d0ceed94b57d316916de578985)

# Copyright 2021 The Pigweed Authors
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import("//build_overrides/pigweed.gni")

import("$dir_pw_toolchain/generate_toolchain.gni")
import("$dir_pw_toolchain/subtoolchain.gni")
import("$dir_pw_unit_test/test.gni")

declare_args() {
  # Controls whether to build and run facade tests. Facade tests add
  # considerably to build time, so they are disabled by default.
  pw_unit_test_FACADE_TESTS_ENABLED = false

  # Pigweed uses this internally to manage toolchain generation for facade
  # tests. This should NEVER be set manually, or depended on as stable API.
  pw_unit_test_FACADE_TEST_NAME = ""
}

# Create a facade test. This allows you to, for a single unit test, replace
# backends for the purpose of testing logic in a facade. To test a single
# facade, multiple backends may need to be replaced (e.g. to test logging, you
# can't be using the logging test runner).
#
# Note: pw_facade_test names MUST be globally unique, as they all are enumerated
# to GN's output directory.
# (e.g. `out/stm32f429i_disc1_size_optimized.tokenizer_facade_test`)
#
# WARNING: Facade tests can be very costly, as ALL the test/target dependencies
#   will be rebuilt in a completely new toolchain context. This may seem
#   wasteful, but is the only technically correct solution.
#
# Args:
#   build_args: (required) Toolchain build arguments to override in the
#     generated subtoolchain.
#   toolchain_suffix: (optional) The suffix to use when generating a
#     subtoolchain for the currently active toolchain. This must be globally
#     unique as two tests with the same toolchain_suffix will generate the same
#     toolchain name, which is illegal.
template("pw_facade_test") {
  assert(
      defined(invoker.build_args),
      "A facade test with no `defaults` is just a more expensive pw_unit_test!")
  assert(
      target_name != "test",
      "This is a dangerous name, facade tests must have globally unique names!")

  # Only try to generate a facade test for toolchains created by
  # generate_toolchain. Checking if pw_toolchain_SCOPE has the "name" member
  # is a reliable way to do this since it's only ever set by generate_toolchain.
  if (pw_unit_test_FACADE_TESTS_ENABLED && defined(pw_toolchain_SCOPE.name)) {
    if (defined(invoker.toolchain_suffix)) {
      _subtoolchain_suffix = invoker.toolchain_suffix
    } else {
      _subtoolchain_suffix =
          get_label_info(":$target_name", "label_no_toolchain")
      _subtoolchain_suffix = string_replace(_subtoolchain_suffix, "//", "")
      _subtoolchain_suffix = string_replace(_subtoolchain_suffix, "/", "-")
      _subtoolchain_suffix = string_replace(_subtoolchain_suffix, ":", "--")
    }

    # Generate a subtoolchain for this test unless we're already in the
    # context of a subtoolchain that was generated for this test.
    if (pw_unit_test_FACADE_TEST_NAME != _subtoolchain_suffix) {
      # If this branch is hit, we're still in the context of the parent
      # toolchain, and we should generate the subtoolchain for this test.
      _current_toolchain_name = get_label_info(current_toolchain, "name")
      _subtoolchain_name = "${_current_toolchain_name}.${_subtoolchain_suffix}"
      pw_generate_subtoolchain(_subtoolchain_name) {
        build_args = {
          pw_unit_test_FACADE_TEST_NAME = _subtoolchain_suffix
          forward_variables_from(invoker.build_args, "*")
        }
      }
      not_needed(invoker, "*")

      # This target acts as a somewhat strange passthrough. In this toolchain,
      # it refers to a test group that depends on a test of the same name in the
      # context of another toolchain. In the subtoolchain, this same target name
      # refers to a concrete test. It's like Inception.
      pw_test_group(target_name) {
        tests = [ ":$target_name(:$_subtoolchain_name)" ]
      }
    } else {
      # In this branch, we instantiate the actual pw_test target that can be
      # run.
      pw_test(target_name) {
        forward_variables_from(invoker, "*", [ "build_args" ])
      }
    }
  } else {
    # No-op target for non-pigweed toolchains.
    not_needed(invoker, "*")
    pw_test_group(target_name) {
      enable_if = false
    }
  }
}