#!/usr/bin/python3 # # Copyright 2017-2021 The Khronos Group Inc. # # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 # Construct an HTML fragment indexing extension appendices in vkspec.html. # This is run only when publishing an update spec, to update the Vulkan # registry. import argparse,io,os,re,string,sys,copy import xml.etree.ElementTree as etree def listExts(vendor, ext, tag): prefix = '
  • ' suffix = '
  • ' if vendor in tag: desc = vendor + ' Extensions (' + tag[vendor] + ')' else: desc = vendor + ' Extensions (full vendor description unavailable)' print(prefix, desc, suffix) # (OLD) Links to the extension appendix in the single-page HTML document. # This is very slow to load. # fmtString = '
  • {0}
  • ' # This links to the individual per-extension refpages, which are a # slightly modified version of the extension appendices, and far faster # to load. fmtString = '
  • {0}
  • ' for name in sorted(ext[vendor]): print(fmtString.format(name)) # -extension name - may be a single extension name, a a space-separated list # of names, or a regular expression. if __name__ == '__main__': parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() parser.add_argument('-registry', action='store', default='vk.xml', help='Use specified registry file instead of vk.xml') parser.add_argument('-quiet', action='store_true', default=False, help='Suppress script output during normal execution.') args = parser.parse_args() tree = etree.parse(args.registry) # Dictionary of vendor tags -> author name mappings tag = {} # Loop over all vendor tags, tracking the full corresponding author name for elem in tree.findall('tags/tag'): vendor = elem.get('name') author = elem.get('author') tag[vendor] = author # Dictionary of supported extensions, indexed by vendor prefix ext = {} # Loop over all extensions, add supported names to the dictionary for elem in tree.findall('extensions/extension'): name = elem.get('name') supported = elem.get('supported') if supported == 'vulkan': # Relies on name being in the form VK__stuff (vk, vendor) = name.split('_')[0:2] if not vendor in ext: ext[vendor] = [] ext[vendor].append(name) # Emit HTML fragment indexing the extensions print('')