Hess Chen 1be2ed90a2 There is a limitation on WINDOWS OS for the length of entire file path can’t be larger than 255. There is an OS API provided by Microsoft to add “\\?\” before the path header to support the long file path. Enable this feature on basetools.
Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.0
Signed-off-by: Hess Chen <hesheng.chen@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Yingke Liu <yingke.d.liu@intel.com>

git-svn-id: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/edk2/code/trunk/edk2@15809 6f19259b-4bc3-4df7-8a09-765794883524
2014-08-15 03:06:48 +00:00

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## @file
# This file implements the log mechanism for Python tools.
#
# Copyright (c) 2007 - 2014, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
# This program and the accompanying materials
# are licensed and made available under the terms and conditions of the BSD License
# which accompanies this distribution. The full text of the license may be found at
# http://opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php
#
# THE PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE BSD LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
#
## Import modules
import Common.LongFilePathOs as os, sys, logging
import traceback
from BuildToolError import *
## Log level constants
DEBUG_0 = 1
DEBUG_1 = 2
DEBUG_2 = 3
DEBUG_3 = 4
DEBUG_4 = 5
DEBUG_5 = 6
DEBUG_6 = 7
DEBUG_7 = 8
DEBUG_8 = 9
DEBUG_9 = 10
VERBOSE = 15
INFO = 20
WARN = 30
QUIET = 40
ERROR = 50
IsRaiseError = True
# Tool name
_ToolName = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])
# For validation purpose
_LogLevels = [DEBUG_0, DEBUG_1, DEBUG_2, DEBUG_3, DEBUG_4, DEBUG_5, DEBUG_6, DEBUG_7, DEBUG_8, DEBUG_9, VERBOSE, WARN, INFO, ERROR, QUIET]
# For DEBUG level (All DEBUG_0~9 are applicable)
_DebugLogger = logging.getLogger("tool_debug")
_DebugFormatter = logging.Formatter("[%(asctime)s.%(msecs)d]: %(message)s", datefmt="%H:%M:%S")
# For VERBOSE, INFO, WARN level
_InfoLogger = logging.getLogger("tool_info")
_InfoFormatter = logging.Formatter("%(message)s")
# For ERROR level
_ErrorLogger = logging.getLogger("tool_error")
_ErrorFormatter = logging.Formatter("%(message)s")
# String templates for ERROR/WARN/DEBUG log message
_ErrorMessageTemplate = '\n\n%(tool)s...\n%(file)s(%(line)s): error %(errorcode)04X: %(msg)s\n\t%(extra)s'
_ErrorMessageTemplateWithoutFile = '\n\n%(tool)s...\n : error %(errorcode)04X: %(msg)s\n\t%(extra)s'
_WarningMessageTemplate = '%(tool)s...\n%(file)s(%(line)s): warning: %(msg)s'
_WarningMessageTemplateWithoutFile = '%(tool)s: : warning: %(msg)s'
_DebugMessageTemplate = '%(file)s(%(line)s): debug: \n %(msg)s'
#
# Flag used to take WARN as ERROR.
# By default, only ERROR message will break the tools execution.
#
_WarningAsError = False
## Log debug message
#
# @param Level DEBUG level (DEBUG0~9)
# @param Message Debug information
# @param ExtraData More information associated with "Message"
#
def debug(Level, Message, ExtraData=None):
if _DebugLogger.level > Level:
return
if Level > DEBUG_9:
return
# Find out the caller method information
CallerStack = traceback.extract_stack()[-2]
TemplateDict = {
"file" : CallerStack[0],
"line" : CallerStack[1],
"msg" : Message,
}
if ExtraData != None:
LogText = _DebugMessageTemplate % TemplateDict + "\n %s" % ExtraData
else:
LogText = _DebugMessageTemplate % TemplateDict
_DebugLogger.log(Level, LogText)
## Log verbose message
#
# @param Message Verbose information
#
def verbose(Message):
return _InfoLogger.log(VERBOSE, Message)
## Log warning message
#
# Warning messages are those which might be wrong but won't fail the tool.
#
# @param ToolName The name of the tool. If not given, the name of caller
# method will be used.
# @param Message Warning information
# @param File The name of file which caused the warning.
# @param Line The line number in the "File" which caused the warning.
# @param ExtraData More information associated with "Message"
#
def warn(ToolName, Message, File=None, Line=None, ExtraData=None):
if _InfoLogger.level > WARN:
return
# if no tool name given, use caller's source file name as tool name
if ToolName == None or ToolName == "":
ToolName = os.path.basename(traceback.extract_stack()[-2][0])
if Line == None:
Line = "..."
else:
Line = "%d" % Line
TemplateDict = {
"tool" : ToolName,
"file" : File,
"line" : Line,
"msg" : Message,
}
if File != None:
LogText = _WarningMessageTemplate % TemplateDict
else:
LogText = _WarningMessageTemplateWithoutFile % TemplateDict
if ExtraData != None:
LogText += "\n %s" % ExtraData
_InfoLogger.log(WARN, LogText)
# Raise an execption if indicated
if _WarningAsError == True:
raise FatalError(WARNING_AS_ERROR)
## Log INFO message
info = _InfoLogger.info
## Log ERROR message
#
# Once an error messages is logged, the tool's execution will be broken by raising
# an execption. If you don't want to break the execution later, you can give
# "RaiseError" with "False" value.
#
# @param ToolName The name of the tool. If not given, the name of caller
# method will be used.
# @param ErrorCode The error code
# @param Message Warning information
# @param File The name of file which caused the error.
# @param Line The line number in the "File" which caused the warning.
# @param ExtraData More information associated with "Message"
# @param RaiseError Raise an exception to break the tool's executuion if
# it's True. This is the default behavior.
#
def error(ToolName, ErrorCode, Message=None, File=None, Line=None, ExtraData=None, RaiseError=IsRaiseError):
if Line == None:
Line = "..."
else:
Line = "%d" % Line
if Message == None:
if ErrorCode in gErrorMessage:
Message = gErrorMessage[ErrorCode]
else:
Message = gErrorMessage[UNKNOWN_ERROR]
if ExtraData == None:
ExtraData = ""
TemplateDict = {
"tool" : _ToolName,
"file" : File,
"line" : Line,
"errorcode" : ErrorCode,
"msg" : Message,
"extra" : ExtraData
}
if File != None:
LogText = _ErrorMessageTemplate % TemplateDict
else:
LogText = _ErrorMessageTemplateWithoutFile % TemplateDict
_ErrorLogger.log(ERROR, LogText)
if RaiseError:
raise FatalError(ErrorCode)
# Log information which should be always put out
quiet = _ErrorLogger.error
## Initialize log system
def Initialize():
#
# Since we use different format to log different levels of message into different
# place (stdout or stderr), we have to use different "Logger" objects to do this.
#
# For DEBUG level (All DEBUG_0~9 are applicable)
_DebugLogger.setLevel(INFO)
_DebugChannel = logging.StreamHandler(sys.stdout)
_DebugChannel.setFormatter(_DebugFormatter)
_DebugLogger.addHandler(_DebugChannel)
# For VERBOSE, INFO, WARN level
_InfoLogger.setLevel(INFO)
_InfoChannel = logging.StreamHandler(sys.stdout)
_InfoChannel.setFormatter(_InfoFormatter)
_InfoLogger.addHandler(_InfoChannel)
# For ERROR level
_ErrorLogger.setLevel(INFO)
_ErrorCh = logging.StreamHandler(sys.stderr)
_ErrorCh.setFormatter(_ErrorFormatter)
_ErrorLogger.addHandler(_ErrorCh)
## Set log level
#
# @param Level One of log level in _LogLevel
def SetLevel(Level):
if Level not in _LogLevels:
info("Not supported log level (%d). Use default level instead." % Level)
Level = INFO
_DebugLogger.setLevel(Level)
_InfoLogger.setLevel(Level)
_ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level)
## Get current log level
def GetLevel():
return _InfoLogger.getEffectiveLevel()
## Raise up warning as error
def SetWarningAsError():
global _WarningAsError
_WarningAsError = True
## Specify a file to store the log message as well as put on console
#
# @param LogFile The file path used to store the log message
#
def SetLogFile(LogFile):
if os.path.exists(LogFile):
os.remove(LogFile)
_Ch = logging.FileHandler(LogFile)
_Ch.setFormatter(_DebugFormatter)
_DebugLogger.addHandler(_Ch)
_Ch= logging.FileHandler(LogFile)
_Ch.setFormatter(_InfoFormatter)
_InfoLogger.addHandler(_Ch)
_Ch = logging.FileHandler(LogFile)
_Ch.setFormatter(_ErrorFormatter)
_ErrorLogger.addHandler(_Ch)
if __name__ == '__main__':
pass