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#!/bin/sh
# Build system for nissy, run './build help' for info on how to use this.
# The variables below can be used to personalize the build system. For example,
# to compile with clang instead of the default cc one can use:
#
# CC=clang ./build
#
# Each variable also has a counterpart that starts with NISSY_BUILD_*. These
# other variables can be set, for example, in your shell configuration file
# to change the default build options. They are still overwritten by the values
# of the non-NISSY_BUILD_* variables, if set.
# For example, on a system that supports the addressed and undefined behavior
# sanitizers, one can set
#
# export NISSY_BUILD_SANITIZE="address,undefined"
#
# so that these sanitizers will be enabled when building nissy in debug mode.
# If later the same user wants to build a debug version without sanitizers,
# they may use
#
# SANITIZE="" ./build debug
#
# And the empty string value will take precedence.
# Specify the compiler to use.
# The default value is "cc".
CC=${CC-${NISSY_BUILD_CC}}
# Specify the compiler to use when building WASM target.
# The default value is "emcc".
EMCC=${EMCC-${NISSY_BUILD_EMCC}}
# The maximum number of threads to use for multi-threaded operations.
# This is also used as default value in case an operation allows
# specifying how many threads to use.
# The number n must be between 1 and 128.
# The default value is 16.
# (TODO: in the future this will be determined base on the system).
THREADS=${THREADS-${NISSY_BUILD_THREADS}}
# You can use this variable to build for a different architecture, for example
# if you want to cross-compile or to use the portable version.
# The value must be one of "AVX2", "NEON", "PORTABLE". If the value is not
# specified, the script will automatically detect the best architecture for the
# system. The architecture "PORTABLE" will work on any system.
ARCH=${ARCH-${NISSY_BUILD_ARCH}}
# SANITIZE="option1,option2,..." adds the options "-fsanitize=option1",
# "-fsanitize=option2", ... to the C compiler command in debug mode.
# By default none is used because these options are not available on all
# systems. It is advisable to set the NISSY_BUILD_SANITIZE options in your
# shell's configuration file if your system does support them.
SANITIZE=${SANITIZE-${NISSY_BUILD_SANITIZE}}
# Optimization flags. By default, -O3 is used.
OPTIMIZE=${OPTIMIZE-${NISSY_BUILD_OPTIMIZE}}
detectthreads() {
# TODO: detect based on system
# Is 'getconf NPROCESSORD_ONLN' portable? Is it threads or cores?
echo "16"
}
greparch() {
$CC -march=native -dM -E - </dev/null 2>/dev/null | grep "$1"
}
detectarch() {
[ -n "$(greparch __AVX2__)" ] && detected="AVX2"
[ -n "$(greparch __ARM_NEON)" ] && detected="NEON"
[ -z "$detected" ] && detected="PORTABLE"
echo "$detected"
}
validatecc() {
if ! (command -v "$CC" >/dev/null 2>&1) ; then
echo "Error: compiler '$CC' not found"
exit 1
fi
}
validatethreads() {
if [ "$THREADS" -le 0 ] || [ "$THREADS" -gt 128 ]; then
echo "Error: number of threads must be between 1 and 128"
exit 1
fi
}
validatearch() {
case "$ARCH" in
AVX2|NEON|PORTABLE)
;;
"")
ARCH=$(detectarch)
echo "Selected architecture '$ARCH'"
;;
*)
echo "Error: architecture '$ARCH' not supported"
echo "Supported architectures: AVX2, NEON, PORTABLE"
exit 1
;;
esac
}
parsesanitize() {
# Use the user-specified comma-separated sanitizers
for opt in $(echo "$1" | tr ',' '\n'); do
printf -- '-fsanitize=%s ' "$opt"
done
}
# Set variables to default values if unset
CC=${CC:-"cc"}
EMCC=${EMCC:-"emcc"}
THREADS=${THREADS:-"$(detectthreads)"}
ARCH=${ARCH:-"$(detectarch)"}
OPTIMIZE=${OPTIMIZE:-"-O3"}
# Validate variales
validatecc
validatethreads
validatearch
CFLAGS="-std=c11 -fPIC -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=199309L -lpthread"
[ "$ARCH" = "AVX2" ] && CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -mavx2"
WFLAGS="-pedantic -Wall -Wextra -Wno-unused-parameter -Wno-unused-function"
OFLAGS="$OPTIMIZE"
DFLAGS="-DDEBUG -g3 $(parsesanitize "$SANITIZE")"
MFLAGS="-DTHREADS=$THREADS -D$ARCH"
WASMCFLAGS="-std=c11 -fPIC -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=199309L"
WASMMFLAGS="-DTHREADS=$THREADS -DWASMSIMD"
if (command -v "python3-config" >/dev/null 2>&1) ; then
PYTHON3_INCLUDES="$(python3-config --includes)"
PYTHON3="version $(echo "$PYTHON3_INCLUDES" | sed 's/.*3\./3./')"
else
PYTHON3_INCLUDES=""
PYTHON3="Not found, Python shell won't be available"
fi
build_help() {
echo "Build system for nissy"
echo ""
echo "usage:"
echo "$0 TARGET # build the given TARGET"
echo "$0 # same as '$0 nissy'"
echo "$0 test [PATTERN] # run unit tests (optionally matching PATTERN)
echo "$0 tool PATTERN # run the tool matching PATTERN
echo ""
echo "targets:"
echo ""
echo "nissy Build the nissy.o object file"
echo "lib Build the static library libnissy.a"
echo "sharedlib Build the shared library libnissy.so"
echo "python Build the Python module for nissy"
echo "shell Build a basic nissy shell (./run)"
echo "wasm Build the WebAssembly module for nissy"
echo ""
echo "help Show this help message"
echo "config Show build configuration and exit"
echo "clean Remove all build files"
}
build_config() {
echo "Compiler: $CC"
echo "Architecture: $ARCH"
echo "Max threads: $THREADS"
echo "Optimization options: $OFLAGS"
echo "Debug flags: $DFLAGS"
echo "WASM compiler: $EMCC"
echo "Python bindings: $PYTHON3"
}
run() {
echo "$@"
$@
}
odflags() {
if [ "$debug" = "yes" ]; then
echo "$DFLAGS"
else
echo "$OFLAGS"
fi
}
build_clean() {
run rm -rf -- *.o *.so *.a run runtest runtool
}
build_nissy() {
run $CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $MFLAGS $(odflags) -c -o nissy.o src/nissy.c
}
build_lib() {
build_nissy
run ar rcs libnissy.a nissy.o
}
build_sharedlib() {
run $CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $MFLAGS $(odflags) -shared -c -o nissy.o \
src/nissy.c
}
build_shell() {
build_nissy
run $CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $(odflags) -o run nissy.o shell/shell.c
}
build_python() {
if [ -z "$PYTHON3_INCLUDES" ]; then
echo "Python3 development headers could not be located"
echo "Cannot build python module"
exit 1
fi
build_nissy
run $CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $PYTHON3_INCLUDES $(odflags) -shared \
-o nissy_pthon_module.so nissy.o python/nissy_module.c
}
build_wasm() {
run $EMCC $WASMCFLAGS $WFLAGS $WASMMFLAGS $(odflags) -c \
-o wasmnissy.o src/nissy.c
}
dotest() {
testout="test/last.out"
testerr="test/last.err"
# Verify that $t is a directory and it starts with three digits
if [ ! -d "$t" ] || ! (basename "$t" | grep -Eq '^[0-9]{3}'); then
return 0
fi
# Verify that the test is selected by the given pattern
if [ -n "$pattern" ] && ! (echo "$t" | grep -q "$pattern"); then
return 0
fi
$CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $DFLAGS $MFLAGS -o runtest "$t"/*.c nissy.o \
|| exit 1
for cin in "$t"/*.in; do
c="$(echo "$cin" | sed 's/\.in//')"
cout="$c.out"
printf '%s: ' "$c"
./runtest < "$cin" > "$testout" 2> "$testerr"
if diff "$cout" "$testout"; then
printf "OK\n"
else
printf "Test failed! stderr:\n"
cat "$testerr"
exit 1
fi
done
}
build_test() {
pattern="$1"
shift
debug="yes"
build_nissy
for t in test/*; do
dotest || exit 1
done
echo "All tests passed!"
}
tool_usage() {
echo "usage: ./build tool PATTERN"
}
build_tool() {
pattern="$1"
shift
if [ -z "$pattern" ]; then
tool_usage
exit 1
fi
build_nissy
# Select a single tool matched by the given pattern
for t in tools/*; do
if [ -d "$t" ] && (echo "$t" | grep -q "$pattern"); then
toolname="$(basename "$t" .c)"
break
fi
done
if [ -z "$toolname" ]; then
tool_usage
exit 1
fi
results="tools/results"
last="$results/last.out"
date="$(date + '%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S')"
file="$results/$toolname-$date.txt"
$CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $MFLAGS $(odflags) -o runtool "$t"/*.c nissy.o \
|| exit 1
(
date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'
echo ""
echo "=========== Running tool ==========="
echo "tool name: $toolname"
echo ""
echo "======== nissy build command ========"
echo "$CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $MFLAGS $(odflags)"
echo ""
echo "======== tool build command ========"
echo "$CC $CFLAGS $WFLAGS $MFLAGS $(odflags)"
echo ""
echo "============ tool output ============"
./runtool $@
) | tee "$file" "$last"
}
if [ "$1" = "-d" ]; then
debug="yes"
shift
fi
target=${1:-"nissy"}
shift
case "$target" in
help|config|clean|\
nissy|lib|sharedlib|shell|python|wasm|test|tool)
mkdir -p tables tools/results
(build_"$target" $@) || exit 1
exit 0
;;
*)
echo "Target '$target' unavailable, run '$0 help' for info"
exit 1
;;
esac
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