improve the find-unused-typedefs script

Change-Id: If4ab3bf8759c194e6005091d6df6a3a11cd633b7

bin/find-unused-defines.py

@@ -97,6 +97,7 @@ def in_exclusion_set( a ):
             return True;
     return False;
 
+# find defines, excluding the externals folder
 a = subprocess.Popen("git grep -hP '^#define\s+\w+\s+' -- \"[!e][!x][!t]*\" | sort -u", stdout=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)
 
 with a.stdout as txt:

bin/find-unused-typedefs.py

@@ -2,8 +2,11 @@
 
 import subprocess
 
-a = subprocess.Popen("git grep -P '^typedef\s+.+\s+\w+;' -- \"[!e][!x][!t]*\"", stdout=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)
+# find typedefs, excluding the externals folder
+a = subprocess.Popen("git grep -P 'typedef\s+.+\s+\w+;' -- \"[!e][!x][!t]*\"", stdout=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)
 
+# parse out the typedef names
+typedefSet = set()
 with a.stdout as txt:
     for line in txt:
         idx2 = line.rfind(";")
@@ -12,6 +15,20 @@ with a.stdout as txt:
         if typedefName.startswith("*"):
            typedefName = typedefName[1:]
         # ignore anything less than 5 characters, it's probably a parsing error
-        if len(typedefName) > 4:
-            print typedefName
+        if len(typedefName) < 5: continue
+        typedefSet.add(typedefName)
+
+for typedefName in sorted(typedefSet):
+    print("checking: " + typedefName)
+    a = subprocess.Popen(["git", "grep", "-wn", typedefName], stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
+    foundLine2 = ""
+    cnt = 0
+    with a.stdout as txt2:
+        for line2 in txt2:
+            cnt = cnt + 1
+            foundLine2 += line2
+    if cnt == 1:
+        print("remove: " + foundLine2)
+    elif cnt == 2:
+        print("inline: " + foundLine2)
 

bin/find-unused-typedefs.sh

@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-#
-# This is a pretty brute-force approach. It takes several hours to run on a top-spec MacbookAir.
-# It also produces some false positives, so it requires careful examination and testing of the results.
-#
-# Algorithm Summary:
-#   First we find all #defines,
-#   then we search for each of them in turn,
-#   and if we find only one instance of a #define, we print it out.
-#
-# Algorithm Detail:
-# (1) find #defines, excluding the externals folder
-# (2) extract just the constant name from the search results
-# (3) trim blank lines
-# (4) sort the results, mostly so I have an idea how far along the process is
-# (5) for each result:
-#   (6) grep for the constant
-#   (7) use awk to check if only one match for a given constant was found
-#   (8) if so, generate a sed command to remove the #define
-#
-bin/find-unused-typedefs.py \
-  | sort -u \
-  | xargs -Ixxx -n 1 -P 8 sh -c \
-    '( git grep -w xxx | awk -f bin/find-unused-defines.awk -v p1=xxx ) && echo xxx 1>&2'
-
-