sbt/compile/Compiler.scala

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Scala

package xsbt
import xsbti.{AnalysisCallback, Logger}
import java.io.File
import java.net.URLClassLoader
/** Interface to the Scala compiler. This class uses the Scala library and compiler obtained through the 'scalaLoader' class
* loader. This class requires a ComponentManager in order to obtain the interface code to scalac and the analysis plugin. Because
* these call Scala code for a different Scala version, they must be compiled for the version of Scala being used.
* It is essential that the provided 'scalaVersion' be a 1:1 mapping to the actual version of Scala being used for compilation
* (-SNAPSHOT is not acceptable). Otherwise, binary compatibility issues will ensue!*/
/** A basic interface to the compiler. It is called in the same virtual machine, but no dependency analysis is done. This
* is used, for example, to compile the interface/plugin code.*/
class RawCompiler(scalaLoader: ClassLoader)
{
def apply(arguments: Seq[String])
{
// reflection is required for binary compatibility
// The following import ensures there is a compile error if the class name changes,
// but it should not be otherwise directly referenced
import scala.tools.nsc.Main
val mainClass = Class.forName("scala.tools.nsc.Main", true, scalaLoader)
val process = mainClass.getMethod("process", classOf[Array[String]])
val realArray: Array[String] = arguments.toArray
assert(realArray.getClass eq classOf[Array[String]])
process.invoke(null, realArray)
}
}
/** Interface to the compiler that uses the dependency analysis plugin.*/
class AnalyzeCompiler(scalaVersion: String, scalaLoader: ClassLoader, manager: ComponentManager) extends NotNull
{
def this(scalaVersion: String, provider: xsbti.ScalaProvider, manager: ComponentManager) =
this(scalaVersion, provider.getScalaLoader(scalaVersion), manager)
/** The jar containing the compiled plugin and the compiler interface code. This will be passed to scalac as a compiler plugin
* and used to load the class that actually interfaces with Global.*/
def apply(arguments: Seq[String], callback: AnalysisCallback, maximumErrors: Int, log: Logger)
{
// this is the instance used to compile the analysis
val componentCompiler = new ComponentCompiler(scalaVersion, new RawCompiler(scalaLoader), manager)
val interfaceJar = componentCompiler(ComponentCompiler.compilerInterfaceID)
val dual = createDualLoader(scalaLoader, getClass.getClassLoader) // this goes to scalaLoader for scala classes and sbtLoader for xsbti classes
val interfaceLoader = new URLClassLoader(Array(interfaceJar.toURI.toURL), dual)
val interface = Class.forName("xsbt.CompilerInterface", true, interfaceLoader).newInstance
val runnable = interface.asInstanceOf[{ def run(args: Array[String], callback: AnalysisCallback, maximumErrors: Int, log: Logger): Unit }]
// these arguments are safe to pass across the ClassLoader boundary because the types are defined in Java
// so they will be binary compatible across all versions of Scala
runnable.run(arguments.toArray, callback, maximumErrors, log)
}
private def createDualLoader(scalaLoader: ClassLoader, sbtLoader: ClassLoader): ClassLoader =
{
val xsbtiFilter = (name: String) => name.startsWith("xsbti.")
val notXsbtiFilter = (name: String) => !xsbtiFilter(name)
new DualLoader(scalaLoader, notXsbtiFilter, x => true, sbtLoader, xsbtiFilter, x => false)
}
}