OpenCloudOS-Kernel/dist/scripts/check-configs.sh

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#!/bin/bash --norc
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0
#
# This script takes the merged config files and processes them through listnewconfig
# then append the new options to pending config
# shellcheck source=./lib-config.sh
. "$(dirname "$(realpath "$0")")/lib-config.sh"
# shellcheck disable=SC2164
export CONFIG_OUTDIR=$DISTDIR/workdir
AUTOFIX=0
usage()
{
cat << EOF
check-configs.sh [sub command] [--autofix] [ <config targets> ... ]
Available sub command:
check-new-configs Check for new unset kernel options.
If --autofix (or env var AUTOFIX) is enabled,
will append to pending configs
check-dup-configs Check for kernel configs of the same value in different archs.
If --autofix (or env var AUTOFIX) is enabled,
will move these configs from arch
specific config to the default base config.
check-diff-configs Check for kernel configs that failed to enabled,
which means, they are set =y/=m in config matrix,
but end up disabled in the final .config file.
Doesn't support AUTOFIX since issues caused by
Kconfig dependency is complex and always need manual fix.
EOF
}
# Use make listnewconfig to check new Kconfigs
check_new_configs() {
# First generate plain concated config files
populate_configs "$@"
# Check if there are unset config
_check_new_kconfigs() {
local arch=$1 config_file=$2 base_file=$3 base_configs new_configs
echo_green "=== Checking $config_file..."
new_configs=$(config_make "$arch" KCONFIG_CONFIG="$config_file" --no-print-directory listnewconfig)
if [ -n "$new_configs" ]; then
echo_yellow "=== Following configs are not set properly:"
echo "$new_configs"
if [[ $AUTOFIX -eq 1 ]]; then
echo_green "=== Appending these new configs to the base config file: '$base_file'"
echo "$new_configs" >> "$base_file"
base_configs=$(<"$base_file")
{
echo "$base_configs"
echo "$new_configs"
} | config_sanitizer > "$base_file"
fi
else
echo_green "=== Config is all clear"
fi
# Add a newline as seperator
echo
}
for_each_config_product _check_new_kconfigs "$@"
}
check_dup_configs() {
# Merge common config items among different archs with same value into base default config.
_dedup_single_dir() {
local dir=$1
local common_conf base_conf
echo_green "=== Checking config dir '$dir'"
for arch in "${CONFIG_ARCH[@]}"; do
[[ -e "$dir/$arch.config" ]] || continue
if [[ -z "$common_conf" ]]; then
# Read-in first arch specific config
common_conf=$(config_sanitizer < "$dir/$arch.config")
else
# Keep the common config items of differnt archs
# The content is filtered with config_sanitizer so `comm` is enough
common_conf=$(comm -12 \
<(echo "$common_conf" | sort -u) \
<(config_sanitizer < "$dir/$arch.config" | sort -u)
)
fi
done
if [[ "$common_conf" ]]; then
echo_yellow "=== Common configs shared by all sub arch:"
echo "$common_conf"
if [[ $AUTOFIX -eq 1 ]]; then
base_conf=$(<"$dir/default.config")
{
echo "$base_conf"
echo "$common_conf"
} | config_sanitizer > "$dir/default.config"
fi
else
echo_green "=== Config is all clear"
fi
}
_get_config_dirs() {
shift; printf "%s\n" "$@"
}
for dir in $(for_each_config_target _get_config_dirs "$@" | sort -u); do
_dedup_single_dir "$dir"
done
}
# generate diff file using kernel script diffconfig after make olddefconfig
# param: config.file.old config.file
check_diff_configs() {
local ALL_CONFIGS
[[ -x "$TOPDIR"/scripts/diffconfig ]] || die "This command rely on linux's in-tree diffconfig script"
ALL_CONFIGS=$(find "$TOPDIR" -name "Kconfig*" -exec grep -h "^config .*" {} + | sed "s/^config //")
# First generate plain concated config files
populate_configs "$@"
_make_a_copy() {
cp "$2" "$2.orig"
}
for_each_config_product _make_a_copy "$@"
makedef_configs "$@"
# Check why a config is not enabled
_check_config_issue() {
local _config=$1 _config_file=$2
if ! echo "$ALL_CONFIGS" | grep -q "\b$_config\b"; then
echo "$_config no longer exists, maybe it's deprecated or renamed."
return
fi
echo "$_config have following depends:"
get_all_depends "$_config" "$_config_file" || echo "No dependency found, likely not available on this arch."
echo
}
_check_diff_configs() {
local arch=$1 config_file=$2 diff_configs
echo "=== Checking config $config_file"
echo "= Parsing Kconfig ..."
kconfig_parser "$arch" "$TOPDIR/Kconfig" "$config_file"
echo "= Checking configs ..."
diff_configs=$("$TOPDIR"/scripts/diffconfig "$config_file.orig" "$config_file" |
# Ignore new added config, they should be covered by check_new_configs
# If kernel didn't ask us to fill one config, then it's an auto-selected config
grep -v "^+" | \
# Ignore disappeared configs that were unset
grep -v "^\-.*n$" \
)
if [[ -z "$diff_configs" ]]; then
echo_green "=== Config is all clear"
return
fi
echo "$diff_configs" | while read -r _line; do
local config config_hint=""
case $_line in
-*" m" | -*" y" )
config=${_line% *}
config=${config#-}
config_hint=$(_check_config_issue "$config" "$config_file")
;;
esac
echo_yellow "$_line"
if [[ "$config_hint" ]]; then
echo_yellow "$config_hint" | sed "s/^/ /"
fi
echo
done
echo
}
for_each_config_product _check_diff_configs "$@"
}
CMD=$1; shift
[[ $1 == '--autofix' ]] && AUTOFIX=1
case "$CMD" in
check-new-configs )
check_new_configs "$@"
;;
check-dup-configs )
check_dup_configs "$@"
;;
check-diff-configs )
check_diff_configs "$@"
;;
*)
usage
exit 1
;;
esac