/******************************************************************** * Copyright (c) 2007 Contributors. All rights reserved. * This program and the accompanying materials are made available * under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v 2.0 * which accompanies this distribution and is available at * https://www.eclipse.org/org/documents/epl-2.0/EPL-2.0.txt * * Contributors: IBM Corporation - initial API and implementation * Helen Hawkins - initial version (bug 148190) *******************************************************************/ package org.aspectj.ajde.core; import java.io.File; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; import java.util.Set; import org.aspectj.ajdt.internal.core.builder.CompilerConfigurationChangeFlags; /** * Interface that contains all the configuration required for the compiler to be able to perform a build */ public interface ICompilerConfiguration extends CompilerConfigurationChangeFlags { /** * Returns the table of the current custom java options. *

* For a complete description of the configurable options, see {@link org.aspectj.ajde.core.JavaOptions#getDefaultJavaOptions} * or {@link org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.core.IJavaProject#getOptions(boolean)} *

* * @return table of current settings of all options (key type: String; value type: String) * @see org.aspectj.ajde.core.JavaOptions#getDefaultJavaOptions or * org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.core.IJavaProject#getOptions(boolean) */ Map getJavaOptionsMap(); /** * The non-standard options, typically prefaced with -X when used with a command line compiler. The default is no non-standard * options. Options should be separated by a space, for example "-showWeaveInfo -XnoInline" */ String getNonStandardOptions(); /** * @return a list of those files to include in the build */ List getProjectSourceFiles(); /** * @return a list of those files that should be used to configure a build */ List getProjectXmlConfigFiles(); /** * Return a subset of those files we'd get on getProjectSourceFiles() - the subset that have changed since the last build. If * someone else has already worked out what needs rebuilding, we don't need to do it again by checking all of the * projectSourceFiles(). Returning an empty list means nothing has changed, returning null means you have no idea what changed * and the compiler should work it out. * * @return a subset of those files that would be returned on getProjectSourceFiles() that have actually *changed* */ List getProjectSourceFilesChanged(); String getClasspath(); String getModulepath(); String getModuleSourcepath(); /** * @return the IOutputLocationManager associated with this compiler configuration */ IOutputLocationManager getOutputLocationManager(); /** * @return the set of input path elements for this compilation. Set members should be of the type java.io.File. An empty set or * null is acceptable for this option. From -inpath */ Set getInpath(); /** * @return the output jar file for the compilation results. Return null to leave classfiles unjar'd in output directory From * -outjar */ String getOutJar(); /** * @return the set of aspect jar files to be used for the compilation. Returning null or an empty set disables this option. Set * members should be of type java.io.File. From -aspectpath */ Set getAspectPath(); /** * Get the set of non-Java resources for this compilation. Set members should be of type java.io.File. An empty set or null is * acceptable for this option. * * @return map from unique resource name to absolute path to source resource (String to File) */ Map getSourcePathResources(); /** * Returns a set of bit flags indicating what has changed in the configuration since it was previously read. This allows the * compiler to avoid repeating computation for values that are the same as before. * * @return set of bit flags, see the constants in @link {@link CompilerConfigurationChangeFlags}. If unsure return EVERYTHING */ int getConfigurationChanges(); /** * Called by AspectJ once it has processed the configuration object and is ready to do a build. The configuration object may or * may not be interested in this event. It probably will be if it is correctly tracking changes and answering * getConfigurationChanges() with something other than EVERYTHING. */ void configurationRead(); /** * Return a List (Strings) of the directory elements on the classpath that are likely to contain modified .class files since the * previous build and must be checked. This would be used in the situation where a project has a dependency on another project * and the dependency is captured by inclusion of one project on the classpath for the other. When the first project is built, * we need to check the classpath element on the second projects classpath that represents the bin folder of the first project. * By explicitly returning a list here we can avoid checking EVERYTHING. * * @return a list of modified elements that should be checked (can be empty) or null if unknown (and in which case every * classpath element will be checked) */ List getClasspathElementsWithModifiedContents(); // // /** // * @return the location where the state can be persisted across eclipse restarts. eg. f:/foo/bar/goo // */ // public String getLocationForPersistingProjectState(); /** * Return the encoding to use for this project. Return null if the platform default should be used. Example return value "UTF-8" */ String getProjectEncoding(); /** * @return the list of processor classes to execute */ String getProcessor(); /** * @return the processor path where the specified processor(s) can be found */ String getProcessorPath(); }