public GraphStateProfiler (IGraphState inner)
{
if (inner == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("inner");
this.inner = inner;
}
public WrenchProject (SourceSettings ss, IGraphState graph,
ActionLog log)
{
this.ss = ss;
this.log = log;
this.graph = graph;
this.manager = WrenchOperations.MakeManager (this);
}
public bool LoadRest (IWarningLogger uilog)
{
if ((log = ActionLog.Load (ss, uilog)) == null)
return true;
if ((graph = GetGraph ()) == null)
return true;
if (ProfileStateUsage)
graph = new GraphStateProfiler (graph);
proj = new WrenchProject (ss, graph, log);
return false;
}
public void Dispose () {
if (disposed)
return;
if (proj != null) {
proj.Dispose ();
proj = null;
}
if (log != null) {
log.Save (ss);
log = null;
}
if (ProfileStateUsage) {
Console.Error.WriteLine ("GRAPH STATE USAGE PROFILE:");
Console.Error.WriteLine ("{0}", graph);
}
graph = null;
ss = null;
bm = null;
disposed = true;
}
// returns the reason why we need to recompile or null if no need
string GraphNeedsRebuild (IGraphState gs)
{
foreach (DependentItemInfo dii in gs.GetDependentFiles ()) {
string f = ss.PathToSourceRelative (dii.Name);
Fingerprint fp = Fingerprint.FromFile (f);
if (fp != dii.Fingerprint)
return f;
}
// This is a bit gross, but it's called once.
// We've just loaded the bundles straight from the graph's
// ProjectInfo, but the pinfo may not be in sync with the
// DII list.
Dictionary<string,Assembly> namemap = new Dictionary<string,Assembly> ();
int num_pinfo = 0, num_dii = 0;
foreach (Assembly assy in bm.BundleAssemblies) {
namemap[assy.GetName ().Name] = assy;
num_pinfo++;
}
foreach (DependentItemInfo dii in gs.GetDependentBundles ()) {
if (!namemap.ContainsKey (dii.Name))
return dii.Name;
Fingerprint fp = Fingerprint.FromFile (namemap[dii.Name].Location);
if (fp != dii.Fingerprint)
return dii.Name;
num_dii++;
}
if (num_pinfo != num_dii)
return "[mismatch in number of referenced bundles]";
return null;
}
public MatrixCoverGraphAllocation(IExecutableMatrixGraph _graph, IGraphState _graphState)
{
Graph = _graph;
graphState = _graphState;
}
