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# -*- makefile -*-
# vim: set filetype=make :
# Copyright 2020 The ChromiumOS Authors
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
#
# Embedded Controller firmware build system - third_party rules/targets
#
# Build and link against libcryptoc.
# See https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/third_party/cryptoc .
ifeq ($(CONFIG_LIBCRYPTOC),y)
# The cryptoc path can be overridden on invocation, as in the following example:
# $ make CRYPTOC_DIR=~/src/cryptoc BOARD=bloonchipper
CRYPTOC_DIR ?= ../../third_party/cryptoc
# SUPPORT_UNALIGNED indicates to libcryptoc that provided data buffers
# may be unaligned and please handle them safely.
cmd_libcryptoc = $(MAKE) -C $(CRYPTOC_DIR) \
obj=$(realpath $(out))/cryptoc \
SUPPORT_UNALIGNED=1
cmd_libcryptoc_clean = $(cmd_libcryptoc) -q && echo clean
CPPFLAGS += -I$(CRYPTOC_DIR)/include
CRYPTOC_LDFLAGS := -L$(out)/cryptoc -lcryptoc
# Conditionally force the rebuilding of libcryptoc.a only if it would be
# changed.
# Note, we use ifndef to ensure the likelyhood of rebuilding is much higher.
# For example, if variable cmd_libcryptoc_clean is modified or blank,
# we will rebuild.
ifneq ($(shell $(cmd_libcryptoc_clean)),clean)
.PHONY: $(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a
endif
# Rewrite the CFLAGS include paths to be absolute, since cryptoc is built
# using a different working directory. This is only relevant because
# cryptoc makes use of stdlibs, which EC provides from the builtin/ directory.
$(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a: CFLAGS := $(patsubst -I%,-I$(abspath %),$(CFLAGS))
$(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a:
+$(call quiet,libcryptoc,MAKE )
# Link RO and RW against cryptoc.
$(out)/RO/ec.RO.elf $(out)/RO/ec.RO_B.elf: LDFLAGS_EXTRA += $(CRYPTOC_LDFLAGS)
$(out)/RO/ec.RO.elf $(out)/RO/ec.RO_B.elf: $(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a
$(out)/RW/ec.RW.elf $(out)/RW/ec.RW_B.elf: LDFLAGS_EXTRA += $(CRYPTOC_LDFLAGS)
$(out)/RW/ec.RW.elf $(out)/RW/ec.RW_B.elf: $(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a
# Host test executables (including fuzz tests).
$(out)/$(PROJECT).exe: LDFLAGS_EXTRA += $(CRYPTOC_LDFLAGS)
$(out)/$(PROJECT).exe: $(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a
# On-device tests.
third-party-test-targets=$(foreach test,$(test-list-y),\
$(out)/RW/$(test).RW.elf $(out)/RO/$(test).RO.elf)
$(third-party-test-targets): LDFLAGS_EXTRA += $(CRYPTOC_LDFLAGS)
$(third-party-test-targets): $(out)/cryptoc/libcryptoc.a
endif # CONFIG_LIBCRYPTOC
# Build and link against googletest in *test* builds if configured.
ifeq ($(TEST_BUILD),y)
ifeq ($(CONFIG_GOOGLETEST),y)
# The googletest path can be overridden on invocation. For example:
# $ make GOOGLETEST_DIR=~/src/googletest BOARD=bloonchipper
GOOGLETEST_DIR ?= $(realpath ../../third_party/googletest)
GOOGLETEST_INSTALL_DIR := $(realpath $(out))/googletest/install
CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE := $(CURDIR)/cmake/toolchain-armv7m.cmake
GOOGLETEST_CFLAGS := -I$(GOOGLETEST_INSTALL_DIR)/include
GOOGLETEST_LDFLAGS := -L$(GOOGLETEST_INSTALL_DIR)/lib -lgtest
GOOGLETEST_LIB := $(GOOGLETEST_INSTALL_DIR)/lib/libgtest.a
$(GOOGLETEST_LIB):
mkdir -p $(out)/googletest && \
cd $(out)/googletest && \
cmake -Dgtest_disable_pthreads=ON \
-GNinja \
-DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=$(CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE) \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$(GOOGLETEST_INSTALL_DIR) \
$(GOOGLETEST_DIR) && \
cmake --build . && \
cmake --install .
# On-device tests.
third-party-test-targets=$(foreach test,$(test-list-y),\
$(out)/RW/$(test).RW.elf $(out)/RO/$(test).RO.elf)
$(third-party-test-targets): LDFLAGS_EXTRA += $(GOOGLETEST_LDFLAGS)
$(third-party-test-targets): CFLAGS += $(GOOGLETEST_CFLAGS)
$(third-party-test-targets): $(GOOGLETEST_LIB)
# Test files can include googletest headers, so the headers need to be
# installed first.
$(ro-objs): $(GOOGLETEST_LIB)
$(rw-objs): $(GOOGLETEST_LIB)
endif # CONFIG_GOOGLETEST
endif # TEST_BUILD
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