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#!/usr/bin/env python
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"""
Verify that use of --implicit-cache with the Python Value Nodes
used by the Configure subsystem generate the same .sconsign file
and don't cause it to grow without limit.
This was reported as issue 2033 in the tigris.org bug tracker, by the
Ardour project. Prior to 0.98.4, the Value implementation would actually
return the repr() of its value as the str(). This was done because
it made saving a Value in a file and reading it back in kind of work,
because a print a string Value into a file (for example) would in fact
put quotes around it and be assignable in that file.
The problem is that this would get stored in a .sconsign file as its
repr(), with the specific problem being that Values with embedded newlines
would get stored as strings containing backslash+n digraphs *and* the
quotes at beginning and end of the string::
'\n#include <math.h>\n\n': {<.sconsign info>}
Then, when we read that back in from the .sconsign file, we would store
that repr() as a string Value itself, escaping the backslashes and
including the quotes, so when we stored it the second time it would end
up looking like:
"'\\n#include <math.h>\\n\\n'": {<.sconsign info>}
Every time that we would read this value and store it again (because
something else changed in the .sconf_temp directory), the string would
get longer and longer until it blew out the users's memory.
"""
import TestSConsign
test = TestSConsign.TestSConsign()
test.write('SConstruct', """
env = Environment(CPPPATH=['.'])
conf = Configure(env)
conf.CheckHeader( 'math.h' )
if ARGUMENTS.get('USE_FOO'):
conf.CheckHeader( 'foo.h' )
env = conf.Finish()
""")
test.write('foo.h', "#define FOO 1\n")
# First run: Have the configure subsystem only look for math.h, and
# squirrel away the .sconsign info for the conftest_0.c file that's
# generated from the Python Value Node that we're using for our test.
test.run(arguments = '.')
test.run_sconsign('-d .sconf_temp -e conftest_0.c --raw .sconsign.dblite')
old_sconsign_dblite = test.stdout()
# Second run: Have the configure subsystem also look for foo.h, so
# that there's a change in the .sconf_temp directory that will cause its
# .sconsign information to get rewritten from disk. Squirrel away the
# .sconsign info for the conftest_0.c file. The now-fixed bug would show
# up because the entry would change with the additional string-escaping
# described above. The now-correct behavior is that the re-stored value
# for conftest_0.c doesn't change.
test.run(arguments = '--implicit-cache USE_FOO=1 .')
test.run_sconsign('-d .sconf_temp -e conftest_0.c --raw .sconsign.dblite')
new_sconsign_dblite = test.stdout()
if old_sconsign_dblite != new_sconsign_dblite:
print ".sconsign.dblite did not match:"
print "FIRST RUN =========="
print old_sconsign_dblite
print "SECOND RUN =========="
print new_sconsign_dblite
test.fail_test()
test.pass_test()
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