calibre/bypy/linux/util.c
Kovid Goyal cc9a40868e
Linux: Move the calibre extensions out of site-packages
This means path based imports of them will continue to work
even after freeze into single dir
2020-10-03 09:05:36 +05:30

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C

#include "util.h"
#include "../run-python.h"
static char exe_path_char[PATH_MAX];
static void
get_paths() {
char linkname[256]; /* /proc/<pid>/exe */
wchar_t *p;
pid_t pid;
int ret;
pid = getpid();
if (snprintf(linkname, sizeof(linkname), "/proc/%i/exe", pid) < 0) {
/* This should only happen on large word systems. I'm not sure
what the proper response is here.
Since it really is an assert-like condition, aborting the
program seems to be in order. */
fatal("PID too large");
}
ret = readlink(linkname, exe_path_char, sizeof(exe_path_char));
if (ret == -1) fatal("Failed to read exe path from: %s", exe_path_char);
if ((size_t)ret >= sizeof(exe_path_char)) fatal("exe path buffer too small.");
exe_path_char[ret] = 0;
decode_char_buf(exe_path_char, interpreter_data.exe_path);
p = wcsrchr(interpreter_data.exe_path, '/');
if (p == NULL) fatal("No path separators in executable path: %s", exe_path_char);
wcsncat(interpreter_data.python_home_path, interpreter_data.exe_path, p - interpreter_data.exe_path);
p = wcsrchr(interpreter_data.python_home_path, '/');
if (p == NULL) fatal("Only one path separator in executable path: %s", exe_path_char);
*p = 0;
size_t home_len = p - interpreter_data.python_home_path;
if (home_len == 0) fatal("base directory empty");
wcsncat(interpreter_data.executables_path, interpreter_data.python_home_path, home_len);
swprintf(interpreter_data.python_lib_path, arraysz(interpreter_data.python_lib_path), L"%ls/lib/python%d.%d", interpreter_data.python_home_path, PY_VERSION_MAJOR, PY_VERSION_MINOR);
swprintf(interpreter_data.resources_path, arraysz(interpreter_data.resources_path), L"%ls/resources", interpreter_data.python_home_path);
swprintf(interpreter_data.extensions_path, arraysz(interpreter_data.extensions_path), L"%ls/lib/calibre-extensions", interpreter_data.python_home_path);
}
void
execute_python_entrypoint(int argc, char * const *argv, const wchar_t *basename, const wchar_t *module, const wchar_t *function, const bool gui_app) {
interpreter_data.argc = argc;
interpreter_data.argv = argv;
interpreter_data.basename = basename; interpreter_data.module = module; interpreter_data.function = function;
pre_initialize_interpreter(gui_app);
get_paths();
run_interpreter();
}