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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Copyright (c) 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates.
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
import argparse, sys, os, importlib, pprint
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='VPP Python API generator')
parser.add_argument('-i', action="store", dest="inputfile")
parser.add_argument('-c', '--cfile', action="store")
args = parser.parse_args()
sys.path.append(".")
inputfile = args.inputfile.replace('.py', '')
cfg = importlib.import_module(inputfile, package=None)
# https://docs.python.org/3/library/struct.html
format_struct = {'u8': 'B',
'u16' : 'H',
'u32' : 'I',
'i32' : 'i',
'u64' : 'Q',
'f64' : 'd',
'vl_api_ip4_fib_counter_t' : 'IBQQ',
'vl_api_ip6_fib_counter_t' : 'QQBQQ',
};
#
# NB: If new types are introduced in vpe.api, these must be updated.
#
type_size = {'u8': 1,
'u16' : 2,
'u32' : 4,
'i32' : 4,
'u64' : 8,
'f64' : 8,
'vl_api_ip4_fib_counter_t' : 21,
'vl_api_ip6_fib_counter_t' : 33,
};
def get_args(t):
argslist = []
for i in t:
if i[1][0] == '_':
argslist.append(i[1][1:])
else:
argslist.append(i[1])
return argslist
def get_pack(t):
zeroarray = False
bytecount = 0
pack = '>'
tup = u''
j = -1
for i in t:
j += 1
if len(i) is 3:
size = type_size[i[0]]
bytecount += size * int(i[2])
# Check if we have a zero length array
if i[2] == '0':
tup += 'msg[' + str(bytecount) + ':],'
zeroarray = True
continue
if size == 1:
n = i[2] * size
pack += str(n) + 's'
tup += 'tr[' + str(j) + '],'
continue
pack += format_struct[i[0]] * int(i[2])
tup += 'tr[' + str(j) + ':' + str(j + int(i[2])) + '],'
j += int(i[2]) - 1
else:
bytecount += type_size[i[0]]
pack += format_struct[i[0]]
tup += 'tr[' + str(j) + '],'
return pack, bytecount, tup, zeroarray
def get_reply_func(f):
if f['name']+'_reply' in func_name:
return func_name[f['name']+'_reply']
if f['name'].find('_dump') > 0:
r = f['name'].replace('_dump','_details')
if r in func_name:
return func_name[r]
return None
def get_enums():
# Read enums from stdin
enums_by_name = {}
enums_by_index = {}
i = 1
for l in sys.stdin:
l = l.replace(',\n','')
print l, "=", i
l = l.replace('VL_API_','').lower()
enums_by_name[l] = i
enums_by_index[i] = l
i += 1
return enums_by_name, enums_by_index
def get_definitions():
# Pass 1
func_list = []
func_name = {}
i = 1
for a in cfg.vppapidef:
pack, packlen, tup, zeroarray = get_pack(a[1:])
func_name[a[0]] = dict([('name', a[0]), ('pack', pack), ('packlen', packlen), ('tup', tup), ('args', get_args(a[1:])),
('zeroarray', zeroarray)])
func_list.append(func_name[a[0]]) # Indexed by name
return func_list, func_name
def generate_c_macros(func_list, enums_by_name):
file = open(args.cfile, 'w+')
print >>file, "#define foreach_api_msg \\"
for f in func_list:
if not f['name'] in enums_by_name:
continue
print >>file, "_(" + f['name'].upper() + ", " + f['name'] + ") \\"
print >>file, '''
void pneum_set_handlers(void) {
#define _(N,n) \\
api_func_table[VL_API_##N] = sizeof(vl_api_##n##_t);
foreach_api_msg;
#undef _
}
'''
#
# Print array with a hash of 'decode' and 'multipart'
# Simplify to do only decode for now. And deduce multipart from _dump?
#
def decode_function_print(name, args, pack, packlen, tup):
print(u'def ' + name + u'_decode(msg):')
print(u" n = namedtuple('" + name + "', '" + ', '.join(args) + "')" +
'''
if not n:
return None
''')
print(u" tr = unpack('" + pack + "', msg[:" + str(packlen) + "])")
print(u" r = n._make((" + tup + "))" +
'''
if not r:
return None
return r
''')
def function_print(name, id, args, pack, multipart, zeroarray):
if len(args) < 4:
print "def", name + "(async = False):"
else:
print "def", name + "(" + ', '.join(args[3:]) + ", async = False):"
print " global waiting_for_reply"
print " context = get_context(" + id + ")"
print '''
results[context] = {}
results[context]['e'] = threading.Event()
results[context]['e'].clear()
results[context]['r'] = []
waiting_for_reply = True
'''
if multipart == True:
print " results[context]['m'] = True"
if zeroarray == True:
print " vpp_api.write(pack('" + pack + "', " + id + ", 0, context, " + ', '.join(args[3:-1]) + ") + " + args[-1] + ")"
else:
print " vpp_api.write(pack('" + pack + "', " + id + ", 0, context, " + ', '.join(args[3:]) + "))"
if multipart == True:
print " vpp_api.write(pack('>HII', VL_API_CONTROL_PING, 0, context))"
print '''
if not async:
results[context]['e'].wait(5)
return results[context]['r']
return context
'''
#
# Should dynamically create size
#
def api_table_print (name, msg_id):
f = name + '_decode'
print('api_func_table[' + msg_id + '] = ' + f)
#
# Generate the main Python file
#
print '''
#
# AUTO-GENERATED FILE. PLEASE DO NOT EDIT.
#
import sys, time, threading, signal, os, logging
from struct import *
from collections import namedtuple
#
# Import C API shared object
#
import vpp_api
context = 0
results = {}
waiting_for_reply = False
#
# XXX: Make this return a unique number
#
def get_context(id):
global context
context += 1
return context
def msg_handler(msg):
global result, context, event_callback, waiting_for_reply
if not msg:
logging.warning('vpp_api.read failed')
return
id = unpack('>H', msg[0:2])
logging.debug('Received message', id[0])
if id[0] == VL_API_RX_THREAD_EXIT:
logging.info("We got told to leave")
return;
#
# Decode message and returns a tuple.
#
logging.debug('api_func', api_func_table[id[0]])
r = api_func_table[id[0]](msg)
if not r:
logging.warning('Message decode failed', id[0])
return
if 'context' in r._asdict():
if r.context > 0:
context = r.context
#
# XXX: Call provided callback for event
# Are we guaranteed to not get an event during processing of other messages?
# How to differentiate what's a callback message and what not? Context = 0?
#
logging.debug('R:', context, r, waiting_for_reply)
if waiting_for_reply == False:
event_callback(r)
return
#
# Collect results until control ping
#
if id[0] == VL_API_CONTROL_PING_REPLY:
results[context]['e'].set()
waiting_for_reply = False
return
if not context in results:
logging.warning('Not expecting results for this context', context)
return
if 'm' in results[context]:
results[context]['r'].append(r)
return
results[context]['r'] = r
results[context]['e'].set()
waiting_for_reply = False
def connect(name):
signal.alarm(3) # 3 second
rv = vpp_api.connect(name, msg_handler)
signal.alarm(0)
logging.info("Connect:", rv)
return rv
def disconnect():
rv = vpp_api.disconnect()
logging.info("Disconnected")
return rv
def register_event_callback(callback):
global event_callback
event_callback = callback
'''
enums_by_name, enums_by_index = get_enums()
func_list, func_name = get_definitions()
#
# Not needed with the new msg_size field.
# generate_c_macros(func_list, enums_by_name)
#
pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=4)
#print 'enums_by_index =', pp.pprint(enums_by_index)
#print 'func_name =', pp.pprint(func_name)
# Pass 2
#
# 1) The VPE API lacks a clear definition of what messages are reply messages
# 2) Length is missing, and has to be pre-known or in case of variable sized ones calculated per message type
#
for f in func_list:
#if f['name'].find('_reply') > 0 or f['name'].find('_details') > 0:
decode_function_print(f['name'], f['args'], f['pack'], f['packlen'], f['tup'])
#r = get_reply_func(f)
#if not r:
# #
# # XXX: Functions here are not taken care of. E.g. events
# #
# print('Missing function', f)
# continue
if f['name'].find('_dump') > 0:
f['multipart'] = True
else:
f['multipart'] = False
msg_id_in = 'VL_API_' + f['name'].upper()
function_print(f['name'], msg_id_in, f['args'], f['pack'], f['multipart'], f['zeroarray'])
print "api_func_table = [0] * 10000"
for f in func_list:
# if f['name'].find('_reply') > 0 or f['name'].find('_details') > 0:
msg_id_in = 'VL_API_' + f['name'].upper()
api_table_print(f['name'], msg_id_in)