// Copyright (c) 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#include "gn/target.h"

#include <stddef.h>

#include <algorithm>

#include "base/stl_util.h"
#include "base/strings/string_util.h"
#include "base/strings/stringprintf.h"
#include "gn/c_tool.h"
#include "gn/config_values_extractors.h"
#include "gn/deps_iterator.h"
#include "gn/filesystem_utils.h"
#include "gn/functions.h"
#include "gn/rust_tool.h"
#include "gn/scheduler.h"
#include "gn/substitution_writer.h"
#include "gn/tool.h"
#include "gn/toolchain.h"
#include "gn/trace.h"

namespace {

using ConfigSet = std::set<const Config*>;

// Used to optimize the search for a target generating a given output file.
// Keeps track of the last target and index where the file was found, so that
// the next search can start from there.
struct CheckSourceGeneratedCursor {
  const Target* target = nullptr;
  size_t index = 0;
};

// Merges the public configs from the given target to the given config list.
void MergePublicConfigsFrom(const Target* from_target,
                            UniqueVector<LabelConfigPair>* dest) {
  const UniqueVector<LabelConfigPair>& pub = from_target->public_configs();
  dest->Append(pub.begin(), pub.end());
}

// Like MergePublicConfigsFrom above except does the "all dependent" ones. This
// additionally adds all configs to the all_dependent_configs_ of the dest
// target given in *all_dest.
void MergeAllDependentConfigsFrom(const Target* from_target,
                                  UniqueVector<LabelConfigPair>* dest,
                                  UniqueVector<LabelConfigPair>* all_dest) {
  for (const auto& pair : from_target->all_dependent_configs()) {
    all_dest->push_back(pair);
    dest->push_back(pair);
  }
}

Err MakeTestOnlyError(const Item* from, const Item* to) {
  bool with_toolchain = from->settings()->ShouldShowToolchain({
      &from->label(),
      &to->label(),
  });
  return Err(
      from->defined_from(), "Test-only dependency not allowed.",
      from->label().GetUserVisibleName(with_toolchain) +
          "\n"
          "which is NOT marked testonly can't depend on\n" +
          to->label().GetUserVisibleName(with_toolchain) +
          "\n"
          "which is marked testonly. Only targets with \"testonly = true\"\n"
          "can depend on other test-only targets.\n"
          "\n"
          "Either mark it test-only or don't do this dependency.");
}

// Return true if |file| is a direct output of |target|. Uses |cursor| to speed
// up consecutive calls to this function when files are checked in the same
// order as a target's real outputs, which happens extremely often.
bool HasDirectOutput(const Target* target,
                     const OutputFile& file,
                     CheckSourceGeneratedCursor* cursor) {
  const auto& computed_outputs = target->computed_outputs();
  size_t start_index = target == cursor->target ? cursor->index + 1 : 0;
  size_t count = computed_outputs.size();

  for (size_t i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
    size_t idx = (start_index + i) % count;

    const auto& cur = computed_outputs[idx];
    if (file == cur) {
      cursor->target = target;
      cursor->index = idx;
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

// Set check_private_deps to true for the first invocation since a target
// can see all of its dependencies. For recursive invocations this will be set
// to false to follow only public dependency paths.
//
// Pass a pointer to an empty set for the first invocation. This will be used
// to avoid duplicate checking.
//
// Checking of object files is optional because it is much slower. This allows
// us to check targets for normal outputs, and then as a second pass check
// object files (since we know it will be an error otherwise). This allows
// us to avoid computing all object file names in the common case.
bool EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(const Target* target,
                                       const OutputFile& file,
                                       bool check_private_deps,
                                       bool consider_object_files,
                                       bool check_data_deps,
                                       TargetSet* seen_targets,
                                       CheckSourceGeneratedCursor* cursor) {
  if (!seen_targets->add(target))
    return false;  // Already checked this one and it's not found.

  if (HasDirectOutput(target, file, cursor)) {
    return true;
  }

  if (file == target->write_runtime_deps_output())
    return true;

  // Check binary target intermediate files if requested.
  if (consider_object_files && target->IsBinary()) {
    std::vector<OutputFile> source_outputs;
    for (const SourceFile& source : target->sources()) {
      const char* tool_name;
      if (!target->GetOutputFilesForSource(source, &tool_name, &source_outputs))
        continue;
      if (base::ContainsValue(source_outputs, file))
        return true;
    }
  }

  // Only check private deps if requested.
  if (check_private_deps) {
    for (const auto& pair : target->private_deps()) {
      if (EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
              pair.ptr, file, false, consider_object_files, check_data_deps,
              seen_targets, cursor))
        return true;  // Found a path.
    }
    if (target->output_type() == Target::CREATE_BUNDLE) {
      for (const auto* dep : target->bundle_data().bundle_deps()) {
        if (EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
                dep, file, false, consider_object_files, check_data_deps,
                seen_targets, cursor))
          return true;  // Found a path.
      }
    }
  }

  if (check_data_deps) {
    check_data_deps = false;  // Consider only direct data_deps.
    for (const auto& pair : target->data_deps()) {
      if (EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
              pair.ptr, file, false, consider_object_files, check_data_deps,
              seen_targets, cursor))
        return true;  // Found a path.
    }
  }

  // Check all public dependencies (don't do data ones since those are
  // runtime-only).
  for (const auto& pair : target->public_deps()) {
    if (EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
            pair.ptr, file, false, consider_object_files, check_data_deps,
            seen_targets, cursor))
      return true;  // Found a path.
  }

  return false;
}

void CheckSourceGenerated(const Target* source_target,
                          const SourceFile& source,
                          CheckSourceGeneratedCursor* cursor) {
  const auto& build_settings = source_target->settings()->build_settings();
  if (!IsStringInOutputDir(build_settings->build_dir(), source.value()))
    return;  // Not in output dir, this is OK.

  // Tell the scheduler about unknown files. This will be noted for later so
  // the list of files written by the GN build itself (often response files)
  // can be filtered out of this list.
  OutputFile out_file(build_settings, source);
  TargetSet seen_targets;
  bool check_data_deps = false;
  bool consider_object_files = false;

  // If this is not the first file, start by looking where the last one was
  // found.
  if (cursor->target) {
    bool check_private_deps = cursor->target == source_target;
    if (EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
            cursor->target, out_file, check_private_deps, consider_object_files,
            check_data_deps, &seen_targets, cursor))
      return;
  }

  bool check_private_deps = true;
  if (!EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
          source_target, out_file, check_private_deps, consider_object_files,
          check_data_deps, &seen_targets, cursor)) {
    seen_targets.clear();
    // Allow dependency to be through data_deps for files generated by gn.
    check_data_deps =
        g_scheduler->IsFileGeneratedByWriteRuntimeDeps(out_file) ||
        g_scheduler->IsFileGeneratedByTarget(source);
    // Check object files (much slower and very rare) only if the "normal"
    // output check failed.
    consider_object_files = !check_data_deps;
    if (!EnsureFileIsGeneratedByDependency(
            source_target, out_file, check_private_deps, consider_object_files,
            check_data_deps, &seen_targets, cursor))
      g_scheduler->AddUnknownGeneratedInput(source_target, source);
  }
}

// check_this indicates if the given target should be matched against the
// patterns. It should be set to false for the first call since assert_no_deps
// shouldn't match the target itself.
//
// visited should point to an empty set, this will be used to prevent
// multiple visits.
//
// *failure_path_str will be filled with a string describing the path of the
// dependency failure, and failure_pattern will indicate the pattern in
// assert_no that matched the target.
//
// Returns true if everything is OK. failure_path_str and failure_pattern_index
// will be unchanged in this case.
bool RecursiveCheckAssertNoDeps(const Target* target,
                                bool check_this,
                                const std::vector<LabelPattern>& assert_no,
                                TargetSet* visited,
                                std::string* failure_path_str,
                                const LabelPattern** failure_pattern) {
  static const char kIndentPath[] = "  ";

  if (!visited->add(target))
    return true;  // Already checked this target.

  if (check_this) {
    // Check this target against the given list of patterns.
    for (const LabelPattern& pattern : assert_no) {
      if (pattern.Matches(target->label())) {
        // Found a match.
        *failure_pattern = &pattern;
        *failure_path_str =
            kIndentPath + target->label().GetUserVisibleName(false);
        return false;
      }
    }
  }

  // Recursively check dependencies.
  for (const auto& pair : target->GetDeps(Target::DEPS_ALL)) {
    if (pair.ptr->output_type() == Target::EXECUTABLE)
      continue;
    if (!RecursiveCheckAssertNoDeps(pair.ptr, true, assert_no, visited,
                                    failure_path_str, failure_pattern)) {
      // To reconstruct the path, prepend the current target to the error.
      std::string prepend_path =
          kIndentPath + target->label().GetUserVisibleName(false) + " ->\n";
      failure_path_str->insert(0, prepend_path);
      return false;
    }
  }

  return true;
}

}  // namespace

const char kExecution_Help[] =
    R"(Build graph and execution overview

Overall build flow

  1. Look for ".gn" file (see "gn help dotfile") in the current directory and
     walk up the directory tree until one is found. Set this directory to be
     the "source root" and interpret this file to find the name of the build
     config file.

  2. Execute the build config file identified by .gn to set up the global
     variables and default toolchain name. Any arguments, variables, defaults,
     etc. set up in this file will be visible to all files in the build.
     Any values set in the `default_args` scope will be merged into
     subsequent `declare_args()` scopes and override the default values.

  3. Process the --args command line option or load the arguments from
     the args.gn file in the build directory. These values will be merged
     into any subsequent declare_args() scope (after the `default_args`
     are merged in) to override the default values. See `help buildargs`
     for more on how args are handled.

  4. Load the BUILDCONFIG.gn file and create a dedicated scope for it.

  5. Load the //BUILD.gn (in the source root directory). The BUILD.gn
     file is executed in a scope whose parent scope is the BUILDCONFIG.gn
     file, i.e., only the definitions in the BUILDCONFIG.gn file exist.

  5. If the BUILD.gn file imports other files, each of those other
     files is executed in a separate scope whose parent is the BUILDCONFIG.gn
     file, i.e., no definitions from the importing BUILD.gn file are
     available. When the imported file has been fully processed, its scope
     is merged into the BUILD.gn file's scope. If there is a conflict
     (both the BUILD.gn file and the imported file define some variable
     or rule with the same name but different values), a runtime error
     will be thrown. See "gn help import" for more on this.

  6. Recursively evaluate rules and load BUILD.gn in other directories as
     necessary to resolve dependencies. If a BUILD file isn't found in the
     specified location, GN will look in the corresponding location inside
     the secondary_source defined in the dotfile (see "gn help dotfile").
     Each BUILD.gn file will again be executed in a new scope whose only
     parent is BUILDCONFIG.gn's scope.

  7. If a target is referenced using an alternate toolchain, then

     1. The toolchain file is loaded in a scope whose parent is the
        BUILDCONFIG.gn file.
     2. The BUILDCONFIG.gn file is re-loaded and re-parsed into a new
        scope, with any `toolchain_args` merged into the defaults. See
        `help buildargs` for more on how args are handled.
     3. The BUILD.gn containing the target is then parsed as in step 5,
        only we use the scope from step 7.2 instead of the default
        BUILDCONFIG.gn scope.

  8. When a target's dependencies are resolved, write out the `.ninja`
     file to disk.

  9. When all targets are resolved, write out the root build.ninja file.

  Note that the BUILD.gn file name may be modulated by .gn arguments such as
  build_file_extension.

Executing target definitions and templates

  Build files are loaded in parallel. This means it is impossible to
  interrogate a target from GN code for any information not derivable from its
  label (see "gn help label"). The exception is the get_target_outputs()
  function which requires the target being interrogated to have been defined
  previously in the same file.

  Targets are declared by their type and given a name:

    static_library("my_static_library") {
      ... target parameter definitions ...
    }

  There is also a generic "target" function for programmatically defined types
  (see "gn help target").

  You can define new types using templates (see "gn help template"). A template
  defines some custom code that expands to one or more other targets. When a
  template is invoked, it is executed in the scope of the file that defined the
  template (as described above). To access values from the caller's scope, you
  must use the `invoker` variable (see "gn help template" for more on the
  invoker).

  Before executing the code inside the target's { }, the target defaults are
  applied (see "gn help set_defaults"). It will inject implicit variable
  definitions that can be overridden by the target code as necessary. Typically
  this mechanism is used to inject a default set of configs that define the
  global compiler and linker flags.

Which targets are built

  All targets encountered in the default toolchain (see "gn help toolchain")
  will have build rules generated for them, even if no other targets reference
  them. Their dependencies must resolve and they will be added to the implicit
  "all" rule (see "gn help ninja_rules").

  Targets in non-default toolchains will only be generated when they are
  required (directly or transitively) to build a target in the default
  toolchain.

  Some targets might be associated but without a formal build dependency (for
  example, related tools or optional variants). A target that is marked as
  "generated" can propagate its generated state to an associated target using
  "gen_deps". This will make the referenced dependency have Ninja rules
  generated in the same cases the source target has but without a build-time
  dependency and even in non-default toolchains.

  See also "gn help ninja_rules".

Dependencies

  The only difference between "public_deps" and "deps" except for pushing
  configs around the build tree and allowing includes for the purposes of "gn
  check".

  A target's "data_deps" are guaranteed to be built whenever the target is
  built, but the ordering is not defined. The meaning of this is dependencies
  required at runtime. Currently data deps will be complete before the target
  is linked, but this is not semantically guaranteed and this is undesirable
  from a build performance perspective. Since we hope to change this in the
  future, do not rely on this behavior.
)";

Target::Target(const Settings* settings,
               const Label& label,
               const SourceFileSet& build_dependency_files)
    : Item(settings, label, build_dependency_files) {}

Target::~Target() = default;

// A technical note on accessors defined below: Using a static global
// constant is much faster at runtime than using a static local one.
//
// In other words:
//
//   static const Foo kEmptyFoo;
//
//   const Foo& Target::foo() const {
//     return foo_ ? *foo_ : kEmptyFoo;
//   }
//
// Is considerably faster than:
//
//   const Foo& Target::foo() const {
//     if (foo_) {
//       return *foo_;
//     } else {
//       static const Foo kEmptyFoo;
//       return kEmptyFoo;
//     }
//   }
//
// Because the latter requires relatively expensive atomic operations
// in the second branch.
//

static const BundleData kEmptyBundleData;

const BundleData& Target::bundle_data() const {
  return bundle_data_ ? *bundle_data_ : kEmptyBundleData;
}

BundleData& Target::bundle_data() {
  if (!bundle_data_)
    bundle_data_ = std::make_unique<BundleData>();
  return *bundle_data_;
}

static ConfigValues kEmptyConfigValues;

const ConfigValues& Target::config_values() const {
  return config_values_ ? *config_values_ : kEmptyConfigValues;
}

ConfigValues& Target::config_values() {
  if (!config_values_)
    config_values_ = std::make_unique<ConfigValues>();
  return *config_values_;
}

static const ActionValues kEmptyActionValues;

const ActionValues& Target::action_values() const {
  return action_values_ ? *action_values_ : kEmptyActionValues;
}

ActionValues& Target::action_values() {
  if (!action_values_)
    action_values_ = std::make_unique<ActionValues>();
  return *action_values_;
}

static const RustValues kEmptyRustValues;

const RustValues& Target::rust_values() const {
  return rust_values_ ? *rust_values_ : kEmptyRustValues;
}

RustValues& Target::rust_values() {
  if (!rust_values_)
    rust_values_ = std::make_unique<RustValues>();
  return *rust_values_;
}

static const SwiftValues kEmptySwiftValues;

const SwiftValues& Target::swift_values() const {
  return swift_values_ ? *swift_values_ : kEmptySwiftValues;
}

SwiftValues& Target::swift_values() {
  if (!swift_values_)
    swift_values_ = std::make_unique<SwiftValues>();
  return *swift_values_;
}

static const Metadata kEmptyMetadata;

const Metadata& Target::metadata() const {
  return metadata_ ? *metadata_ : kEmptyMetadata;
}

Metadata& Target::metadata() {
  if (!metadata_)
    metadata_ = std::make_unique<Metadata>();
  return *metadata_;
}

static const Target::GeneratedFile kEmptyGeneratedFile;

const Target::GeneratedFile& Target::generated_file() const {
  return generated_file_ ? *generated_file_ : kEmptyGeneratedFile;
}

Target::GeneratedFile& Target::generated_file() {
  if (!generated_file_)
    generated_file_ = std::make_unique<Target::GeneratedFile>();
  return *generated_file_;
}

// static
const char* Target::GetStringForOutputType(OutputType type) {
  switch (type) {
    case UNKNOWN:
      return "unknown";
    case GROUP:
      return functions::kGroup;
    case EXECUTABLE:
      return functions::kExecutable;
    case LOADABLE_MODULE:
      return functions::kLoadableModule;
    case SHARED_LIBRARY:
      return functions::kSharedLibrary;
    case STATIC_LIBRARY:
      return functions::kStaticLibrary;
    case SOURCE_SET:
      return functions::kSourceSet;
    case COPY_FILES:
      return functions::kCopy;
    case ACTION:
      return functions::kAction;
    case ACTION_FOREACH:
      return functions::kActionForEach;
    case BUNDLE_DATA:
      return functions::kBundleData;
    case CREATE_BUNDLE:
      return functions::kCreateBundle;
    case GENERATED_FILE:
      return functions::kGeneratedFile;
    case RUST_LIBRARY:
      return functions::kRustLibrary;
    case RUST_PROC_MACRO:
      return functions::kRustProcMacro;
    default:
      return "";
  }
}

Target* Target::AsTarget() {
  return this;
}

const Target* Target::AsTarget() const {
  return this;
}

bool Target::OnResolved(Err* err) {
  DCHECK(output_type_ != UNKNOWN);
  DCHECK(toolchain_) << "Toolchain should have been set before resolving.";

  ScopedTrace trace(TraceItem::TRACE_ON_RESOLVED, label());
  trace.SetToolchain(settings()->toolchain_label());

  // Copy this target's own dependent and public configs to the list of configs
  // applying to it.
  configs_.Append(all_dependent_configs_.begin(), all_dependent_configs_.end());
  MergePublicConfigsFrom(this, &configs_);

  // Check visibility for just this target's own configs, before dependents are
  // added, but after public_configs and all_dependent_configs are merged.
  if (!CheckConfigVisibility(err))
    return false;

  // Copy public configs from all dependencies into the list of configs
  // applying to this target (configs_).
  PullDependentTargetConfigs();

  // Copies public dependencies' public configs to this target's public
  // configs. These configs have already been applied to this target by
  // PullDependentTargetConfigs above, along with the public configs from
  // private deps. This step re-exports them as public configs for targets that
  // depend on this one.
  for (const auto& dep : public_deps_) {
    if (dep.ptr->toolchain() == toolchain() ||
        dep.ptr->toolchain()->propagates_configs())
      public_configs_.Append(dep.ptr->public_configs().begin(),
                             dep.ptr->public_configs().end());
  }

  PullRecursiveBundleData();
  if (!ResolvePrecompiledHeaders(err))
    return false;

  if (!FillOutputFiles(err))
    return false;

  if (!SwiftValues::OnTargetResolved(this, err))
    return false;

  if (!CheckSourceSetLanguages(err))
    return false;
  if (!CheckVisibility(err))
    return false;
  if (!CheckTestonly(err))
    return false;
  if (!CheckAssertNoDeps(err))
    return false;
  CheckSourcesGenerated();

  if (!write_runtime_deps_output_.value().empty())
    g_scheduler->AddWriteRuntimeDepsTarget(this);

  if (output_type_ == GENERATED_FILE) {
    DCHECK(!computed_outputs_.empty());
    g_scheduler->AddGeneratedFile(
        computed_outputs_[0].AsSourceFile(settings()->build_settings()));
  }

  return true;
}

bool Target::IsBinary() const {
  return output_type_ == EXECUTABLE || output_type_ == SHARED_LIBRARY ||
         output_type_ == LOADABLE_MODULE || output_type_ == STATIC_LIBRARY ||
         output_type_ == SOURCE_SET || output_type_ == RUST_LIBRARY ||
         output_type_ == RUST_PROC_MACRO;
}

bool Target::IsLinkable() const {
  if (output_type_ == COPY_FILES) {
    return copy_linkable_file();
  }
  return output_type_ == STATIC_LIBRARY || output_type_ == SHARED_LIBRARY ||
         output_type_ == RUST_LIBRARY || output_type_ == RUST_PROC_MACRO;
}

bool Target::IsFinal() const {
  return output_type_ == EXECUTABLE || output_type_ == SHARED_LIBRARY ||
         output_type_ == LOADABLE_MODULE || output_type_ == ACTION ||
         output_type_ == ACTION_FOREACH || output_type_ == COPY_FILES ||
         output_type_ == CREATE_BUNDLE || output_type_ == RUST_PROC_MACRO ||
         (output_type_ == STATIC_LIBRARY && complete_static_lib_);
}

bool Target::IsDataOnly() const {
  // BUNDLE_DATA exists only to declare inputs to subsequent CREATE_BUNDLE
  // targets. Changing only contents of the bundle data target should not cause
  // a binary to be re-linked. It should affect only the CREATE_BUNDLE steps
  // instead. As a result, normal targets should treat this as a data
  // dependency.
  return output_type_ == BUNDLE_DATA;
}

bool Target::ShouldGenerate() const {
  const auto& root_patterns = settings()->build_settings()->root_patterns();
  if (root_patterns.empty()) {
    // By default, generate all targets that belong to the default toolchain.
    return settings()->is_default();
  }
  return LabelPattern::VectorMatches(root_patterns, label());
}

DepsIteratorRange Target::GetDeps(DepsIterationType type) const {
  if (type == DEPS_LINKED) {
    return DepsIteratorRange(
        DepsIterator(&public_deps_, &private_deps_, nullptr));
  }
  // All deps.
  return DepsIteratorRange(
      DepsIterator(&public_deps_, &private_deps_, &data_deps_));
}

std::string Target::GetComputedOutputName() const {
  DCHECK(toolchain_)
      << "Toolchain must be specified before getting the computed output name.";

  const std::string& name =
      output_name_.empty() ? label().name() : output_name_;

  std::string result;
  const Tool* tool = toolchain_->GetToolForTargetFinalOutput(this);
  if (tool) {
    // Only add the prefix if the name doesn't already have it and it's not
    // being overridden.
    if (!output_prefix_override_ && !base::starts_with(name, tool->output_prefix()))
      result = tool->output_prefix();
  }
  result.append(name);
  return result;
}

bool Target::SetToolchain(const Toolchain* toolchain, Err* err) {
  DCHECK(!toolchain_);
  DCHECK_NE(UNKNOWN, output_type_);
  toolchain_ = toolchain;

  const Tool* tool = toolchain->GetToolForTargetFinalOutput(this);
  if (tool)
    return true;

  // Tool not specified for this target type.
  if (err) {
    *err =
        Err(defined_from(), "This target uses an undefined tool.",
            base::StringPrintf(
                "The target %s\n"
                "of type \"%s\"\n"
                "uses toolchain %s\n"
                "which doesn't have the tool \"%s\" defined.\n\n"
                "Alas, I can not continue.",
                label().GetUserVisibleName(false).c_str(),
                GetStringForOutputType(output_type_),
                label().GetToolchainLabel().GetUserVisibleName(false).c_str(),
                Tool::GetToolTypeForTargetFinalOutput(this)));
  }
  return false;
}

bool Target::GetOutputsAsSourceFiles(const LocationRange& loc_for_error,
                                     bool build_complete,
                                     std::vector<SourceFile>* outputs,
                                     Err* err) const {
  const static char kBuildIncompleteMsg[] =
      "This target is a binary target which can't be queried for its "
      "outputs\nduring the build. It will work for action, action_foreach, "
      "generated_file,\nand copy targets.";

  outputs->clear();

  std::vector<SourceFile> files;
  if (output_type() == Target::ACTION || output_type() == Target::COPY_FILES ||
      output_type() == Target::ACTION_FOREACH ||
      output_type() == Target::GENERATED_FILE) {
    action_values().GetOutputsAsSourceFiles(this, outputs);
  } else if (output_type() == Target::CREATE_BUNDLE) {
    if (!bundle_data().GetOutputsAsSourceFiles(settings(), this, outputs, err))
      return false;
  } else if (IsBinary() && output_type() != Target::SOURCE_SET) {
    // Binary target with normal outputs (source sets have stamp outputs like
    // groups).
    DCHECK(IsBinary()) << static_cast<int>(output_type());
    if (!build_complete) {
      // Can't access the toolchain for a target before the build is complete.
      // Otherwise it will race with loading and setting the toolchain
      // definition.
      *err = Err(loc_for_error, kBuildIncompleteMsg);
      return false;
    }

    const Tool* tool = toolchain()->GetToolForTargetFinalOutput(this);

    std::vector<OutputFile> output_files;
    SubstitutionWriter::ApplyListToLinkerAsOutputFile(
        this, tool, tool->outputs(), &output_files);
    for (const OutputFile& output_file : output_files) {
      outputs->push_back(
          output_file.AsSourceFile(settings()->build_settings()));
    }
  } else {
    // Everything else (like a group or bundle_data) has a stamp output. The
    // dependency output file should have computed what this is. This won't be
    // valid unless the build is complete.
    if (!build_complete) {
      *err = Err(loc_for_error, kBuildIncompleteMsg);
      return false;
    }
    outputs->push_back(
        dependency_output_file().AsSourceFile(settings()->build_settings()));
  }
  return true;
}

bool Target::GetOutputFilesForSource(const SourceFile& source,
                                     const char** computed_tool_type,
                                     std::vector<OutputFile>* outputs) const {
  DCHECK(toolchain());  // Should be resolved before calling.

  outputs->clear();
  *computed_tool_type = Tool::kToolNone;

  if (output_type() == Target::COPY_FILES ||
      output_type() == Target::ACTION_FOREACH) {
    // These target types apply the output pattern to the input.
    std::vector<SourceFile> output_files;
    SubstitutionWriter::ApplyListToSourceAsOutputFile(
        this, settings(), action_values().outputs(), source, outputs);
  } else if (!IsBinary()) {
    // All other non-binary target types just return the target outputs. We
    // don't know if the build is complete and it doesn't matter for non-binary
    // targets, so just assume it's not and pass "false".
    std::vector<SourceFile> outputs_as_source_files;
    Err err;  // We can ignore the error and return empty for failure.
    GetOutputsAsSourceFiles(LocationRange(), false, &outputs_as_source_files,
                            &err);

    // Convert to output files.
    for (const auto& cur : outputs_as_source_files)
      outputs->emplace_back(OutputFile(settings()->build_settings(), cur));
  } else {
    // All binary targets do a tool lookup.
    DCHECK(IsBinary());

    const SourceFile::Type file_type = source.GetType();
    if (file_type == SourceFile::SOURCE_UNKNOWN)
      return false;
    if (file_type == SourceFile::SOURCE_O) {
      // Object files just get passed to the output and not compiled.
      outputs->emplace_back(OutputFile(settings()->build_settings(), source));
      return true;
    }

    // Rust generates on a module level, not source.
    if (file_type == SourceFile::SOURCE_RS)
      return false;

    *computed_tool_type = Tool::GetToolTypeForSourceType(file_type);
    if (*computed_tool_type == Tool::kToolNone)
      return false;  // No tool for this file (it's a header file or something).
    const Tool* tool = toolchain_->GetTool(*computed_tool_type);
    if (!tool)
      return false;  // Tool does not apply for this toolchain.file.

    // Swift may generate on a module or source level.
    if (file_type == SourceFile::SOURCE_SWIFT) {
      if (tool->partial_outputs().list().empty())
        return false;
    }

    const SubstitutionList& substitution_list =
        file_type == SourceFile::SOURCE_SWIFT ? tool->partial_outputs()
                                              : tool->outputs();

    // Figure out what output(s) this compiler produces.
    SubstitutionWriter::ApplyListToCompilerAsOutputFile(
        this, source, substitution_list, outputs);
  }
  return !outputs->empty();
}

void Target::PullDependentTargetConfigs() {
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_LINKED)) {
    if (pair.ptr->toolchain() == toolchain() ||
        pair.ptr->toolchain()->propagates_configs())
      MergeAllDependentConfigsFrom(pair.ptr, &configs_,
                                   &all_dependent_configs_);
  }
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_LINKED)) {
    if (pair.ptr->toolchain() == toolchain() ||
        pair.ptr->toolchain()->propagates_configs())
      MergePublicConfigsFrom(pair.ptr, &configs_);
  }
}


void Target::PullDependentTargetLibsFrom(const Target* dep, bool is_public) {
  // Direct dependent libraries.
  if (dep->output_type() == STATIC_LIBRARY ||
      dep->output_type() == SHARED_LIBRARY ||
      dep->output_type() == RUST_LIBRARY ||
      dep->output_type() == SOURCE_SET ||
      (dep->output_type() == CREATE_BUNDLE &&
       dep->bundle_data().is_framework()) ||
      (dep->output_type() == COPY_FILES &&
       dep->copy_linkable_file())) {
    inherited_libraries_.Append(dep, is_public);
  }

  // Collect Rust libraries that are accessible from the current target, or
  // transitively part of the current target.
  if (dep->output_type() == STATIC_LIBRARY ||
      dep->output_type() == SHARED_LIBRARY ||
      dep->output_type() == SOURCE_SET || dep->output_type() == RUST_LIBRARY ||
      dep->output_type() == GROUP ||
      (dep->output_type() == COPY_FILES &&
       dep->copy_linkable_file())) {
    // Here we have: `this` --[depends-on]--> `dep`
    //
    // The `this` target has direct access to `dep` since its a direct
    // dependency, regardless of the edge being a public_dep or not, so we pass
    // true for public-ness. Whereas, anything depending on `this` can only gain
    // direct access to `dep` if the edge between `this` and `dep` is public, so
    // we pass `is_public`.
    //
    // TODO(danakj): We should only need to track Rust rlibs or dylibs here, as
    // it's used for passing to rustc with --extern. We currently track
    // everything then drop non-Rust libs in ninja_rust_binary_target_writer.cc.
    rust_transitive_inherited_libs_.Append(dep, true);
    rust_transitive_inheritable_libs_.Append(dep, is_public);

    rust_transitive_inherited_libs_.AppendInherited(
        dep->rust_transitive_inheritable_libs(), true);
    rust_transitive_inheritable_libs_.AppendInherited(
        dep->rust_transitive_inheritable_libs(), is_public);
  } else if (dep->output_type() == RUST_PROC_MACRO) {
    // Proc-macros are inherited as a transitive dependency, but the things they
    // depend on can't be used elsewhere, as the proc macro is not linked into
    // the target (as it's only used during compilation).
    rust_transitive_inherited_libs_.Append(dep, true);
    rust_transitive_inheritable_libs_.Append(dep, is_public);
  }

  if ((dep->output_type() == SHARED_LIBRARY) ||
      (dep->output_type() == COPY_FILES &&
       dep->copy_linkable_file())) {
    // Shared library dependendencies are inherited across public shared
    // library boundaries.
    //
    // In this case:
    //   EXE -> INTERMEDIATE_SHLIB --[public]--> FINAL_SHLIB
    // The EXE will also link to to FINAL_SHLIB. The public dependency means
    // that the EXE can use the headers in FINAL_SHLIB so the FINAL_SHLIB
    // will need to appear on EXE's link line.
    //
    // However, if the dependency is private:
    //   EXE -> INTERMEDIATE_SHLIB --[private]--> FINAL_SHLIB
    // the dependency will not be propagated because INTERMEDIATE_SHLIB is
    // not granting permission to call functions from FINAL_SHLIB. If EXE
    // wants to use functions (and link to) FINAL_SHLIB, it will need to do
    // so explicitly.
    //
    // Static libraries and source sets aren't inherited across shared
    // library boundaries because they will be linked into the shared
    // library. Rust dylib deps are handled above and transitive deps are
    // resolved by the compiler.
    inherited_libraries_.AppendPublicSharedLibraries(dep->inherited_libraries(),
                                                     is_public);
  } else {
    InheritedLibraries transitive;

    if (!dep->IsFinal()) {
      // The current target isn't linked, so propagate linked deps and
      // libraries up the dependency tree.
      for (const auto& [inherited, inherited_is_public] :
           dep->inherited_libraries().GetOrderedAndPublicFlag()) {
        transitive.Append(inherited, is_public && inherited_is_public);
      }
    } else if (dep->complete_static_lib()) {
      // Inherit only final targets through _complete_ static libraries.
      //
      // Inherited final libraries aren't linked into complete static libraries.
      // They are forwarded here so that targets that depend on complete
      // static libraries can link them in. Conversely, since complete static
      // libraries link in non-final targets they shouldn't be inherited.
      for (const auto& [inherited, inherited_is_public] :
           dep->inherited_libraries().GetOrderedAndPublicFlag()) {
        if (inherited->IsFinal()) {
          transitive.Append(inherited, is_public && inherited_is_public);
        }
      }
    }

    for (const auto& [target, pub] : transitive.GetOrderedAndPublicFlag()) {
      // Proc macros are not linked into targets that depend on them, so do not
      // get inherited; they are consumed by the Rust compiler and only need to
      // be specified in --extern.
      if (target->output_type() != RUST_PROC_MACRO) {
        inherited_libraries_.Append(target, pub);
      }
    }
  }

  // Library settings are always inherited across static library boundaries.
  if (!dep->IsFinal() || dep->output_type() == STATIC_LIBRARY) {
    all_lib_dirs_.Append(dep->all_lib_dirs());
    all_libs_.Append(dep->all_libs());

    all_framework_dirs_.Append(dep->all_framework_dirs());
    all_frameworks_.Append(dep->all_frameworks());
    all_weak_frameworks_.Append(dep->all_weak_frameworks());
  }
}

void Target::PullDependentTargetLibs() {
  for (const auto& dep : public_deps_)
    PullDependentTargetLibsFrom(dep.ptr, true);
  for (const auto& dep : private_deps_)
    PullDependentTargetLibsFrom(dep.ptr, false);
}

void Target::PullRecursiveHardDeps() {
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_LINKED)) {
    // Direct hard dependencies.
    if (hard_dep() || pair.ptr->hard_dep()) {
      recursive_hard_deps_.insert(pair.ptr);
      continue;
    }

    // If |pair.ptr| is binary target and |pair.ptr| has no public header,
    // |this| target does not need to have |pair.ptr|'s hard_deps as its
    // hard_deps to start compiles earlier. Unless the target compiles a
    // Swift module (since they also generate a header that can be used
    // by the current target).
    if (pair.ptr->IsBinary() && !pair.ptr->all_headers_public() &&
        pair.ptr->public_headers().empty() &&
        !pair.ptr->builds_swift_module()) {
      continue;
    }

    // Recursive hard dependencies of all dependencies.
    recursive_hard_deps_.insert(pair.ptr->recursive_hard_deps().begin(),
                                pair.ptr->recursive_hard_deps().end());
  }
}

void Target::PullRecursiveBundleData() {
  const bool is_create_bundle = output_type_ == CREATE_BUNDLE;
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_LINKED)) {
    // Don't propagate across toolchain.
    if (pair.ptr->toolchain() != toolchain())
      continue;

    // Don't propagete through create_bundle, unless it is transparent.
    if (pair.ptr->output_type() == CREATE_BUNDLE &&
        !pair.ptr->bundle_data().transparent()) {
      continue;
    }

    // Direct dependency on a bundle_data target.
    if (pair.ptr->output_type() == BUNDLE_DATA) {
      bundle_data().AddBundleData(pair.ptr, is_create_bundle);
    }

    // Recursive bundle_data information from all dependencies.
    if (pair.ptr->has_bundle_data()) {
      for (const auto* target : pair.ptr->bundle_data().forwarded_bundle_deps())
        bundle_data().AddBundleData(target, is_create_bundle);
    }
  }

  if (has_bundle_data())
    bundle_data().OnTargetResolved(this);
}

bool Target::HasRealInputs() const {
  // This check is only necessary if this target will result in a phony target.
  // Phony targets with no real inputs are treated as always dirty.

  // Actions and generated_file always have at least one input file: the script
  // used to execute the action or generated file itself. As such, they will
  // never have an input-less phony target. We check this first to elide the
  // common checks.
  if (output_type() == ACTION || output_type() == ACTION_FOREACH ||
      output_type() == GENERATED_FILE) {
    return true;
  }

  // If any of this target's dependencies is non-phony target or a phony target
  // with real inputs, then this target should be considered to have inputs.
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_ALL)) {
    if (pair.ptr->has_dependency_output()) {
      return true;
    }
  }

  // Targets with validations must be written to ensure the validations run,
  // even if they have no other inputs or dependencies.
  if (!validations_.empty()) {
    return true;
  }

  if (output_type() == BUNDLE_DATA) {
    return !sources().empty();
  }
  if (output_type() == CREATE_BUNDLE) {
    // CREATE_BUNDLE targets pick up most of their inputs in the form of
    // dependencies on bundle_data targets, which were checked above when
    // looping through GetDeps. This code handles the remaining possible
    // CREATE_BUNDLE inputs.
    return !bundle_data().assets_catalog_sources().empty() ||
           !bundle_data().partial_info_plist().is_null() ||
           !bundle_data().post_processing_script().is_null();
  }

  // If any of this target's sources will result in output files, then this
  // target should be considered to have real inputs.
  std::vector<OutputFile> tool_outputs;
  return std::any_of(
      sources().begin(), sources().end(), [&, this](const auto& source) {
        // Swift files always results in output files, but the name cannot
        // be derived from the source file via GetOutputFilesForSource(...).
        if (source.GetType() == SourceFile::SOURCE_SWIFT) {
          return true;
        }
        const char* tool_name = Tool::kToolNone;
        return GetOutputFilesForSource(source, &tool_name, &tool_outputs);
      });
}

bool Target::FillOutputFiles(Err* err) {
  const Tool* tool = toolchain_->GetToolForTargetFinalOutput(this);
  bool check_tool_outputs = false;
  switch (output_type_) {
    case ACTION:
    case ACTION_FOREACH:
    case BUNDLE_DATA:
    case COPY_FILES:
    case CREATE_BUNDLE:
    case GENERATED_FILE:
    case GROUP:
    case SOURCE_SET: {
      if (settings()->build_settings()->no_stamp_files()) {
        if (HasRealInputs() || output_type_ == GROUP ||
            output_type_ == SOURCE_SET) {
          dependency_output_alias_ =
              GetBuildDirForTargetAsOutputFile(this, BuildDirType::PHONY);
          dependency_output_alias_.value().append(label().name());
        }
      } else {
        // These don't get linked to and use stamps which should be the first
        // entry in the outputs. These stamps are named
        // "<target_out_dir>/<targetname>.stamp". Setting "output_name" does not
        // affect the stamp file name: it is always based on the original target
        // name.
        dependency_output_file_ =
            GetBuildDirForTargetAsOutputFile(this, BuildDirType::OBJ);
        dependency_output_file_.value().append(label().name());
        dependency_output_file_.value().append(".stamp");
      }
      break;
    }
    case EXECUTABLE:
    case LOADABLE_MODULE:
      // Executables and loadable modules don't get linked to, but the first
      // output is used for dependency management.
      CHECK_GE(tool->outputs().list().size(), 1u);
      check_tool_outputs = true;
      dependency_output_file_ =
          SubstitutionWriter::ApplyPatternToLinkerAsOutputFile(
              this, tool, tool->outputs().list()[0]);

      if (tool->runtime_outputs().list().empty()) {
        // Default to the first output for the runtime output.
        runtime_outputs_.push_back(dependency_output_file_);
      } else {
        SubstitutionWriter::ApplyListToLinkerAsOutputFile(
            this, tool, tool->runtime_outputs(), &runtime_outputs_);
      }
      break;
    case RUST_LIBRARY:
    case STATIC_LIBRARY:
      // Static libraries both have dependencies and linking going off of the
      // first output.
      CHECK(tool->outputs().list().size() >= 1);
      check_tool_outputs = true;
      link_output_file_ = dependency_output_file_ =
          SubstitutionWriter::ApplyPatternToLinkerAsOutputFile(
              this, tool, tool->outputs().list()[0]);
      break;
    case RUST_PROC_MACRO:
    case SHARED_LIBRARY: {
      CHECK(tool->outputs().list().size() >= 1);
      check_tool_outputs = true;

      const SubstitutionPattern* link_output_ptr = nullptr;
      const SubstitutionPattern* depend_output_ptr = nullptr;
      const SubstitutionList* runtime_outputs_ptr = nullptr;

      if (const CTool* ctool = tool->AsC()) {
        link_output_ptr =
            ctool->link_output().empty() ? nullptr : &ctool->link_output();
        depend_output_ptr =
            ctool->depend_output().empty() ? nullptr : &ctool->depend_output();
        runtime_outputs_ptr = &ctool->runtime_outputs();
      } else if (const RustTool* rust_tool = tool->AsRust()) {
        link_output_ptr = rust_tool->link_output().empty()
                              ? nullptr
                              : &rust_tool->link_output();
        depend_output_ptr = rust_tool->depend_output().empty()
                                ? nullptr
                                : &rust_tool->depend_output();
        runtime_outputs_ptr = &rust_tool->runtime_outputs();
      }

      if (!link_output_ptr && !depend_output_ptr) {
        // Default behavior, use the first output file for both.
        link_output_file_ = dependency_output_file_ =
            SubstitutionWriter::ApplyPatternToLinkerAsOutputFile(
                this, tool, tool->outputs().list()[0]);
      } else {
        if (link_output_ptr) {
          link_output_file_ =
              SubstitutionWriter::ApplyPatternToLinkerAsOutputFile(
                  this, tool, *link_output_ptr);
        }
        if (depend_output_ptr) {
          dependency_output_file_ =
              SubstitutionWriter::ApplyPatternToLinkerAsOutputFile(
                  this, tool, *depend_output_ptr);
        }
      }
      if (!runtime_outputs_ptr || runtime_outputs_ptr->list().empty()) {
        // Default to the link output for the runtime output.
        runtime_outputs_.push_back(link_output_file_);
      } else {
        SubstitutionWriter::ApplyListToLinkerAsOutputFile(
            this, tool, *runtime_outputs_ptr, &runtime_outputs_);
      }
      break;
    }
    case UNKNOWN:
    default:
      NOTREACHED();
  }

  // Count anything generated from bundle_data dependencies.
  if (output_type_ == CREATE_BUNDLE) {
    if (!bundle_data().GetOutputFiles(settings(), this, &computed_outputs_,
                                      err))
      return false;
  }

  // Count all outputs from this tool as something generated by this target.
  if (check_tool_outputs) {
    SubstitutionWriter::ApplyListToLinkerAsOutputFile(
        this, tool, tool->outputs(), &computed_outputs_);

    // Output names aren't canonicalized in the same way that source files
    // are. For example, the tool outputs often use
    // {{some_var}}/{{output_name}} which expands to "./foo", but this won't
    // match "foo" which is what we'll compute when converting a SourceFile to
    // an OutputFile.
    for (auto& out : computed_outputs_)
      NormalizePath(&out.value());
  }

  // Also count anything the target has declared to be an output.
  if (action_values_.get()) {
    std::vector<SourceFile> outputs_as_sources;
    action_values_->GetOutputsAsSourceFiles(this, &outputs_as_sources);
    for (const SourceFile& out : outputs_as_sources)
      computed_outputs_.push_back(
          OutputFile(settings()->build_settings(), out));
  }

  if ((output_type_ == COPY_FILES) && copy_linkable_file()) {
    std::vector<OutputFile> tool_outputs;
    link_output_file_ = computed_outputs()[0];
  }

  return true;
}

bool Target::ResolvePrecompiledHeaders(Err* err) {
  // Precompiled headers are stored on a ConfigValues struct. This way, the
  // build can set all the precompiled header settings in a config and apply
  // it to many targets. Likewise, the precompiled header values may be
  // specified directly on a target.
  //
  // Unlike other values on configs which are lists that just get concatenated,
  // the precompiled header settings are unique values. We allow them to be
  // specified anywhere, but if they are specified in more than one place all
  // places must match.

  // Track where the current settings came from for issuing errors.
  bool has_precompiled_headers =
      config_values_.get() && config_values_->has_precompiled_headers();
  const Label* pch_header_settings_from = NULL;
  if (has_precompiled_headers)
    pch_header_settings_from = &label();

  for (ConfigValuesIterator iter(this); !iter.done(); iter.Next()) {
    if (!iter.GetCurrentConfig())
      continue;  // Skip the one on the target itself.

    const Config* config = iter.GetCurrentConfig();
    const ConfigValues& cur = config->resolved_values();
    if (!cur.has_precompiled_headers())
      continue;  // This one has no precompiled header info, skip.

    if (has_precompiled_headers) {
      // Already have a precompiled header values, the settings must match.
      if (config_values_->precompiled_header() != cur.precompiled_header() ||
          config_values_->precompiled_source() != cur.precompiled_source()) {
        bool with_toolchain = settings()->ShouldShowToolchain({
            &label(),
            pch_header_settings_from,
            &config->label(),
        });
        *err = Err(
            defined_from(), "Precompiled header setting conflict.",
            "The target " + label().GetUserVisibleName(with_toolchain) +
                "\n"
                "has conflicting precompiled header settings.\n"
                "\n"
                "From " +
                pch_header_settings_from->GetUserVisibleName(with_toolchain) +
                "\n  header: " + config_values_->precompiled_header() +
                "\n  source: " + config_values_->precompiled_source().value() +
                "\n\n"
                "From " +
                config->label().GetUserVisibleName(with_toolchain) +
                "\n  header: " + cur.precompiled_header() +
                "\n  source: " + cur.precompiled_source().value());
        return false;
      }
    } else {
      // Have settings from a config, apply them to ourselves.
      pch_header_settings_from = &config->label();
      config_values().set_precompiled_header(cur.precompiled_header());
      config_values().set_precompiled_source(cur.precompiled_source());
    }
  }

  return true;
}

bool Target::CheckVisibility(Err* err) const {
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_ALL)) {
    if (!Visibility::CheckItemVisibility(this, pair.ptr, pair.is_external_deps, err))
      return false;
  }
  return true;
}

bool Target::CheckConfigVisibility(Err* err) const {
  for (ConfigValuesIterator iter(this); !iter.done(); iter.Next()) {
    if (const Config* config = iter.GetCurrentConfig())
      if (!Visibility::CheckItemVisibility(this, config, false, err))
        return false;
  }
  return true;
}

bool Target::CheckSourceSetLanguages(Err* err) const {
  if (output_type() == Target::SOURCE_SET &&
      source_types_used().RustSourceUsed()) {
    *err = Err(defined_from(), "source_set contained Rust code.",
               label().GetUserVisibleName(!settings()->is_default()) +
                   " has Rust code. Only C/C++ source_sets are supported.");
    return false;
  }
  return true;
}

bool Target::CheckTestonly(Err* err) const {
  // If the current target is marked testonly, it can include both testonly
  // and non-testonly targets, so there's nothing to check.
  if (testonly())
    return true;

  // Verify no deps have "testonly" set.
  for (const auto& pair : GetDeps(DEPS_ALL)) {
    if (pair.ptr->testonly()) {
      *err = MakeTestOnlyError(this, pair.ptr);
      return false;
    }
  }

  // Verify no validations have "testonly" set.
  for (const auto& pair : validations_) {
    if (pair.ptr->testonly()) {
      *err = MakeTestOnlyError(this, pair.ptr);
      return false;
    }
  }

  // Verify no configs have "testonly" set.
  for (ConfigValuesIterator iter(this); !iter.done(); iter.Next()) {
    if (const Config* config = iter.GetCurrentConfig()) {
      if (config->testonly()) {
        *err = MakeTestOnlyError(this, config);
        return false;
      }
    }
  }

  return true;
}

bool Target::CheckAssertNoDeps(Err* err) const {
  if (assert_no_deps_.empty())
    return true;

  TargetSet visited;
  std::string failure_path_str;
  const LabelPattern* failure_pattern = nullptr;

  if (!RecursiveCheckAssertNoDeps(this, false, assert_no_deps_, &visited,
                                  &failure_path_str, &failure_pattern)) {
    *err = Err(
        defined_from(), "assert_no_deps failed.",
        label().GetUserVisibleName(!settings()->is_default()) +
            " has an assert_no_deps entry:\n  " + failure_pattern->Describe() +
            "\nwhich fails for the dependency path:\n" + failure_path_str);
    return false;
  }
  return true;
}

void Target::CheckSourcesGenerated() const {
  // Checks that any inputs or sources to this target that are in the build
  // directory are generated by a target that this one transitively depends on
  // in some way. We already guarantee that all generated files are written
  // to the build dir.
  //
  // See Scheduler::AddUnknownGeneratedInput's declaration for more.
  CheckSourceGeneratedCursor cursor;
  for (const SourceFile& file : sources_)
    CheckSourceGenerated(this, file, &cursor);
  cursor.target = nullptr;
  for (ConfigValuesIterator iter(this); !iter.done(); iter.Next()) {
    for (const SourceFile& file : iter.cur().inputs())
      CheckSourceGenerated(this, file, &cursor);
  }
  // TODO(agrieve): Check all_libs_ here as well (those that are source files).
  // http://crbug.com/571731
}

bool Target::GetMetadata(const std::vector<std::string>& keys_to_extract,
                         const std::vector<std::string>& keys_to_walk,
                         const SourceDir& rebase_dir,
                         bool deps_only,
                         std::vector<Value>* result,
                         TargetSet* targets_walked,
                         Err* err) const {
  std::vector<Value> next_walk_keys;
  std::vector<Value> current_result;
  // If deps_only, this is the top-level target and thus we don't want to
  // collect its metadata, only that of its deps and data_deps.
  if (deps_only) {
    // Empty string will be converted below to mean all deps and data_deps.
    // Origin is null because this isn't declared anywhere, and should never
    // trigger any errors.
    next_walk_keys.push_back(Value(nullptr, ""));
  } else {
    // Otherwise, we walk this target and collect the appropriate data.
    // NOTE: Always call WalkStep() even when have_metadata() is false,
    // because WalkStep() will append to 'next_walk_keys' in this case.
    // See https://crbug.com/1273069.
    if (!metadata().WalkStep(settings()->build_settings(), keys_to_extract,
                             keys_to_walk, rebase_dir, &next_walk_keys,
                             &current_result, err))
      return false;
  }

  // Gather walk keys and find the appropriate target. Targets identified in
  // the walk key set must be deps or data_deps of the declaring target.
  const DepsIteratorRange& all_deps = GetDeps(Target::DEPS_ALL);
  const SourceDir& current_dir = label().dir();
  for (const auto& next : next_walk_keys) {
    DCHECK(next.type() == Value::STRING);

    // If we hit an empty string in this list, add all deps and data_deps. The
    // ordering in the resulting list of values as a result will be the data
    // from each explicitly listed dep prior to this, followed by all data in
    // walk order of the remaining deps.
    if (next.string_value().empty()) {
      for (const auto& dep : all_deps) {
        // If we haven't walked this dep yet, go down into it.
        if (targets_walked->add(dep.ptr)) {
          if (!dep.ptr->GetMetadata(keys_to_extract, keys_to_walk, rebase_dir,
                                    false, result, targets_walked, err))
            return false;
        }
      }
      for (const auto& dep : validations_) {
        // If we haven't walked this dep yet, go down into it.
        if (targets_walked->add(dep.ptr)) {
          if (!dep.ptr->GetMetadata(keys_to_extract, keys_to_walk, rebase_dir,
                                    false, result, targets_walked, err))
            return false;
        }
      }

      // Any other walk keys are superfluous, as they can only be a subset of
      // all deps.
      break;
    }

    // Otherwise, look through the target's deps for the specified one.
    // Canonicalize the label if possible.
    Label next_label = Label::Resolve(
        current_dir, settings()->build_settings()->root_path_utf8(),
        settings()->toolchain_label(), next, err);
    if (next_label.is_null()) {
      *err = Err(next.origin(), std::string("Failed to canonicalize ") +
                                    next.string_value() + std::string("."));
    }
    std::string canonicalize_next_label = next_label.GetUserVisibleName(true);

    bool found_next = false;
    for (const auto& dep : all_deps) {
      // Match against the label with the toolchain.
      if (dep.label.GetUserVisibleName(true) == canonicalize_next_label) {
        // If we haven't walked this dep yet, go down into it.
        if (targets_walked->add(dep.ptr)) {
          if (!dep.ptr->GetMetadata(keys_to_extract, keys_to_walk, rebase_dir,
                                    false, result, targets_walked, err))
            return false;
        }
        // We found it, so we can exit this search now.
        found_next = true;
        break;
      }
    }
    if (!found_next) {
      for (const auto& dep : validations_) {
        // Match against the label with the toolchain.
        if (dep.label.GetUserVisibleName(true) == canonicalize_next_label) {
          // If we haven't walked this dep yet, go down into it.
          if (targets_walked->add(dep.ptr)) {
            if (!dep.ptr->GetMetadata(keys_to_extract, keys_to_walk, rebase_dir,
                                      false, result, targets_walked, err))
              return false;
          }
          // We found it, so we can exit this search now.
          found_next = true;
          break;
        }
      }
    }
    // If we didn't find the specified dep in the target, that's an error.
    // Propagate it back to the user.
    if (!found_next) {
      *err = Err(next.origin(),
                 std::string("I was expecting ") + canonicalize_next_label +
                     std::string(" to be a dependency of ") +
                     label().GetUserVisibleName(true) +
                     ". Make sure it's included in the deps or data_deps, and "
                     "that you've specified the appropriate toolchain.");
      return false;
    }
  }
  result->insert(result->end(), std::make_move_iterator(current_result.begin()),
                 std::make_move_iterator(current_result.end()));
  return true;
}