tools_webrtc/iwyu/apply-iwyu

#!/bin/sh
#
# Run the include-what-you-use tool (iwyu) on a file in the webrtc source
# directory.
#
# The script uses a subsequent grep pass to remove #include files from .cc
# that are also in the .h file, or are problematic to include.
#
# To get iwyu on Debian/glinux, do "sudo apt-get install iwyu".

set -e
set -x
FILE=$1
# If you want to exclude files that are in $FILE.h from $FILE.cc, set
# the following variable to "yes". This is a style guide violation.
REMOVE_CC_INCLUDES=no

if [ ! -f $FILE ]; then
  # See if we have the root name of a .cc/.h pair
  if [ ! -f $FILE.h ]; then
    echo "$FILE.h not found"
    exit 1
  fi
  FILE_H=$FILE.h
  if [ ! -f $FILE.cc ]; then
    echo "$FILE.cc not found"
    exit 1
  fi
  FILE_CC=$FILE.cc
else
  # Exact file, no .h file
  FILE_CC=$FILE
  FILE_H=""
fi

# IWYU has a confusing set of exit codes. Discard it.
iwyu -Xiwyu --no_fwd_decls -D__X86_64__  -DWEBRTC_POSIX -I . \
  -I third_party/abseil-cpp \
  -I third_party/googletest/src/googlemock/include \
  -I third_party/googletest/src/googletest/include \
  $FILE_CC >& /tmp/includefixes$$ || echo "IWYU done, code $?"

if grep 'fatal error' /tmp/includefixes$$; then
  echo "iwyu run failed"
  cat /tmp/includefixes$$
  rm /tmp/includefixes$$
  exit 1
else
  fix_include < /tmp/includefixes$$ || echo "Some files modified"
  rm /tmp/includefixes$$
fi

if [ $REMOVE_CC_INCLUDES == "yes" ]; then
  if [ -n "$FILE_H" ]; then
    # Don't include in .cc what's already included in .h
    grep ^#include $FILE_H | grep -v -f - $FILE_CC > $FILE_CC.new
  else
    cp $FILE_CC $FILE_CC.new
  fi
  # Don't include stuff on the banlist
  grep -v -f tools_webrtc/iwyu/iwyu-filter-list $FILE_CC.new > $FILE_CC
  rm $FILE.ccnew
else
  grep -v -f tools_webrtc/iwyu/iwyu-filter-list $FILE_CC > $FILE_CC.new
  mv $FILE_CC.new $FILE_CC
fi
if [ -n "$FILE_H" ]; then
  grep -v -f tools_webrtc/iwyu/iwyu-filter-list $FILE_H > $FILE_H.new
  mv $FILE_H.new $FILE_H
fi

echo "Finished. Check diff, compile and git cl format before uploading."