gstreamer/testsuite/gst-lint

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
# vi: set ts=4:
#

#
# GStreamer developers:  please add comments on any tests you think
# are dumb or have too many false positives.
#

#
# Future ideas:
# - spell check comments
# - check each function for at least one assertion (?)
# - check parameters that init/set/get have consistent types
# - check for gst_caps_set() without check for writeability
# - check .so files for stray symbols
#

#
# Random "other" testing ideas
# - load each plugin individually
#

sub check_copyright();
sub check_license();
sub check_buffer_alloc();
sub check_bad_includes();
sub check_c99_comments();
sub check_carriage_returns();
sub check_printf_lld();
sub check_glibisms();
sub check_indentation();
sub check_gst_props_set();
sub check_deprecated();
sub check_config_h();

open FIND, "find . -name \"*.[ch]\" -print|";

foreach $filename (<FIND>) {
	chomp $filename;
	open FILE, "$filename";
	@lines = <FILE>;

	print "I: $filename\n";

	check_copyright();
	check_license();

	check_buffer_alloc();
	check_bad_includes();
	check_c99_comments();
	check_carriage_returns();
	check_printf_lld();
	check_glibisms();
	#check_indentation();
	check_gst_props_set();
	check_deprecated();
	check_config_h();
}

#
# Every source file must have a copyright block
#
sub check_copyright()
{
	if (! grep { /copyright/i; } @lines) {
		print "E: no copyright block\n";
	}
}

#
# Every source file should have a license statement
#
sub check_license()
{
	if (grep { /Lesser General Public License/; } @lines) {
		print "I: license is LGPL\n";
	} elsif (grep { /Library General Public License/; } @lines) {
		print "I: license is LGPL\n";
		print "W: copyright header uses \"Library\" LGPL\n";
	} elsif (grep { /General Public License/; } @lines) {
		print "I: license is GPL\n";
	} else {
		print "E: unknown license or no copyright block\n";
	}
}

#
# Suggest usage of gst_buffer_new_and_alloc()
#
sub check_buffer_alloc()
{
	my $n = 0;
	my $lineno = 1;

	foreach $line (@lines){
		if($line =~ /gst_buffer_new/){
			$n=5;
		}
		if($n>0 && $line =~ /malloc/){
			print "W: ($lineno) gst_buffer_new() followed by malloc(), suggest gst_buffer_new_and_alloc()\n";
			return;
		}
		$n--;
		$lineno++;
	}
}

sub check_bad_includes()
{
	#
	# malloc.h is non-standard (and probably not what is indended)
	#
	if (grep { /^#include\s+<malloc.h>/; } @lines) {
		print "E: bad header: malloc.h\n"
	}

	#
	# Prefer "G_BEGIN_DECLS" to 'extern "C" {'
	#
	if($filename =~ /\.h$/){
		if (grep { /extern\s*\"C\"\s*/; } @lines) {
			print "W: extern \"C\" { should be changed to G_BEGIN_DECLS,G_END_DECLS\n";
		}elsif (!grep { /G_BEGIN_DECLS/; } @lines) {
			print "E: header doesn't use G_BEGIN_DECLS\n";
		}
	}
}

#
# Prefer c89-style comments
#
sub check_c99_comments()
{
	if (grep { /\/\//; } @lines) {
		print "W: //-style comments should be converted to /* */\n"
	}
}

#
# DOS end-of-line characters are just wrong
#
sub check_carriage_returns()
{
	if (grep { /\r/; } @lines) {
		print "E: source has carriage returns (DOS-style files)\n"
	}
}

#
# Many uses of %lld are wrong.  This could have a lot of false-positives
#
sub check_printf_lld()
{
	if (grep { /\".*\%\d*ll[du].*\"/; } @lines) {
		print "W: Possible \%lld or \%llu in printf format\n"
	}
}

#
# Glib functions are preferred
#
sub check_glibisms()
{
	if (grep { /\bcalloc\s*\(/; } @lines) {
		print "E: use g_malloc0() instead of calloc()\n"
	}
	if (grep { /\bfree\s*\(/; } @lines) {
		print "E: use g_free() instead of free()\n"
	}
	if (grep { /\bmalloc\s*\(/; } @lines) {
		print "E: use g_malloc() instead of malloc()\n"
	}
	if (grep { /\bprintf\s*\(/; } @lines) {
		print "E: use g_print() instead of printf()\n"
	}
	if (grep { /\brealloc\s*\(/; } @lines) {
		print "E: use g_realloc() instead of realloc()\n"
	}
}

#
# I don't think that indentation necessarily needs to be fixed, since
# it causes problems with patching and cvs annotate.
#
# This takes forever and isn't very useful
#
sub check_indentation()
{
	my $changed_lines;
	my $percent;

	`indent -br -bad -cbi0 -cli2 -bls -l80 -ut -ce $filename -o .check_plugin.tmp`;
	$changed_lines = `diff $filename .check_plugin.tmp | grep '^>' | wc -l`;
	`rm -f .check_plugin.tmp`;

	$percent = int(100 * $changed_lines / $#lines);

	if($percent < 10){
		print "I: indent changed $percent % of the lines\n";
	}elsif($percent <20){
		print "W: indent changed $percent % of the lines\n";
	}else{
		print "E: indent changed $percent % of the lines\n";
	}
}


#
# gst_props_set() returns a value that should never be ignored
# may have false positives
#
sub check_gst_props_set()
{
	if (grep { /^\s+gst_props_set\s*\(/; } @lines) {
		print "E: return value of gst_props_set() possibly ignored\n";
	}
}

#
# Check for some deprecated stuff (that _shouldn't_ be around anymore)
#
sub check_deprecated()
{
	#
	# Check for old GST_DEBUG() usage
	# (none found)
	#
	if (grep { /GST_DEBUG\s*\(\s+\d/; } @lines) {
		print "E: old-style GST_DEBUG()\n";
	}
	if (grep { /GST_INFO\s*\(\s+\d/; } @lines) {
		print "E: old-style GST_DEBUG()\n";
	}
	if (grep { /GstEventFlags/; } @lines) {
		print "W: who uses GstEventFlags\n";
	}

}

#
# Every .c file should include config.h before any other headers
# No .h file should include config.h
#
sub check_config_h()
{
	if($filename =~ /\.c$/){
		#
		# config.h should be wrapped
		#
		my @includes = grep { /^#include/; } @lines;
	
		if (!grep { /^#include\s+["<]config.h[">]/; } @includes) {
			print "E: #include <config.h> missing\n";
		}else{
			if (!($includes[0] =~ /^#include\s+["<]config.h[">]/)){
				print "E: #include <config.h> is not first include\n";
			}
			if(!grep { /^#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H/; } @lines) {
				print "E: #include <config.h> not surrounded by #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H\n";
			}
		}
	}

	if($filename =~ /\.h$/){
		if (grep { /^#include\s+["<]config.h[">]/; } @lines) {
			print "E: headers should not #include <config.h>\n";
		}
	}

}