util/bot/vs_env.py

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import subprocess
import sys

import vs_toolchain
# vs_toolchain adds gyp to sys.path.
import gyp.MSVSVersion

if len(sys.argv) < 2:
  print >>sys.stderr, "Usage: vs_env.py TARGET_ARCH CMD..."
  sys.exit(1)

target_arch = sys.argv[1]
cmd = sys.argv[2:]

vs_toolchain.SetEnvironmentAndGetRuntimeDllDirs()
vs_version = gyp.MSVSVersion.SelectVisualStudioVersion()

# Using shell=True is somewhat ugly, but the alternative is to pull in a copy
# of the Chromium GN build's setup_toolchain.py which runs the setup script,
# then 'set', and then parses the environment variables out. (GYP internally
# does the same thing.)
sys.exit(subprocess.call(vs_version.SetupScript(target_arch) + ["&&"] + cmd,
                         shell=True))