genode/tool/builddir/build.mk
Martin Stein 139a2cfae9 tool: use local LC_ALL=C instead of LC_COLLATE=C
We used to export 'LC_COLLATE=C' for the environment of Genode tools. This was
meant to ensure that sorting is always done C-style and not dependent on the
users locale settings. This is required, for instance, to ensure that the same
archive always yields the same hash.

However, 'export LC_COLLATE=C' is not sufficient. It can be outruled by an
'LC_ALL' setting in the users environment. The manual of 'sort' recommends to
set 'LC_ALL=C' locally if you want reliable results and this is what this
commit does. Furthermore it removes the former 'export LC_COLLATE=C'
directives.

Note that I couldn't find a way to set 'LC_ALL' local to 'exec ... sort' in
TCL. This is why I set it global instead using TCLs 'env' array.

Note that the Make directive '$(sort ...)' and the TCL directive 'lsort',
unlike the Shell directive 'sort', are not affected by the users locale
settings.

Fixes #4144
2021-05-28 14:15:26 +02:00

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Makefile

#
# \brief Front end to the Genode build system
# \author Norman Feske
# \date 2011-08-04
#
#
# The operation of the build system can be tuned using the following variables,
# which can be specified at the command line or supplied via the
# 'etc/build.conf' file.
#
# BASE_DIR - this directory points to Genode's 'base' repository
# REPOSITORIES - list of directories incorporared into the build process
# VERBOSE - variable that controls the verboseness of the build process
#
# By default, compiler messages are not displayed. If you are
# interested in these messages set this variable to nothing.
# ('VERBOSE=')
#
# VERBOSE_MK - variable that controls the verboseness of make invocations
# VERBOSE_DIR - variable that controls the verboseness of changing directories
#
# Using this variable, you can enable the make messages printed
# when changing directories. To enable the messages, set the
# variable to nothing.
#
# LIB_CACHE_DIR - location of the library build cache
#
# This variable defines the place for the library build cache.
# Normally, the libcache is located at 'var/libcache' and
# there is no need to change it.
#
# CONTRIB_DIR - location of ported 3rd-party source codes
# CCACHE - if set to 'yes', the build system uses the compiler cache
#
# REQUIRED_GCC_VERSION - GCC version required for building Genode
#
##
## Define global configuration variables
##
#
# Whenever using the 'run/%' rule and the run tool spawns this Makefile again
# when encountering a 'build' step, the build.conf is included a second time,
# with the content taken from the environment variable. We need to reset the
# 'REPOSITORIES' variable to prevent extending this variable twice.
# (see https://github.com/genodelabs/genode/issues/3731)
#
REPOSITORIES :=
-include etc/build.conf
BUILD_BASE_DIR := $(CURDIR)
DEBUG_DIR := $(CURDIR)/debug
INSTALL_DIR := $(CURDIR)/bin
export BASE_DIR ?= ../base
export REPOSITORIES ?= $(BASE_DIR:%base=%base-linux) $(BASE_DIR)
export VERBOSE ?= @
export VERBOSE_DIR ?= --no-print-directory
export VERBOSE_MK ?= @
export LIB_CACHE_DIR ?= $(BUILD_BASE_DIR)/var/libcache
export LIB_PROGRESS_LOG ?= $(BUILD_BASE_DIR)/progress.log
export LIB_DEP_FILE ?= var/libdeps
export ECHO ?= echo -e
export CONTRIB_DIR
export BOARD
#
# Convert user-defined directories to absolute directories
#
# The 'echo' shell command expands '~' characters to the home directory,
# 'realpath' converts relative path names to absolute.
#
REPOSITORIES := $(realpath $(shell echo $(REPOSITORIES)))
BASE_DIR := $(realpath $(shell echo $(BASE_DIR)))
#
# Configure shell program before executing any shell commands. On Ubuntu the
# standard shell is dash, which breaks colored output via its built-in echo
# command.
#
export SHELL := $(shell which bash)
#
# Discharge variables evaluated by ccache mechanism that may be inherited when
# using the build system in a nested fashion.
#
undefine CUSTOM_CXX
undefine CUSTOM_CC
#
# Fetch SPECS configuration from all source repositories and the build directory
#
SPECS :=
-include $(foreach REP,$(REPOSITORIES),$(wildcard $(REP)/etc/specs.conf))
-include $(BUILD_BASE_DIR)/etc/specs.conf
#
# \deprecated We include the repository-specific 'specs.conf' once again as the
# build-dir-local etc/specs.conf (as created by create_builddir)
# reassigns the 'SPECS' variable instead of appending it.
# We sort the 'SPECS' to remove duplicates. We should remove this
# once the old 'create_builddir' arguments are gone.
#
-include $(foreach REP,$(REPOSITORIES),$(wildcard $(REP)/etc/specs.conf))
SPECS := $(sort $(SPECS))
select_from_repositories = $(firstword $(foreach REP,$(REPOSITORIES),$(wildcard $(REP)/$(1))))
#
# Determine the spec files to incorporate into the build configuration from the
# repositories. Always consider the spec files present in BASE_DIR. This is
# needed when the build system is invoked from the package-build tool where the
# repos/base is not present in the list of REPOSITORIES.
#
export SPEC_FILES := \
$(sort $(foreach SPEC,$(SPECS),$(call select_from_repositories,mk/spec/$(SPEC).mk)) \
$(wildcard $(foreach SPEC,$(SPECS),$(BASE_DIR)/mk/spec/$(SPEC).mk)))
include $(SPEC_FILES)
export SPECS
include $(BASE_DIR)/mk/global.mk
export LIBGCC_INC_DIR := $(shell dirname `$(CUSTOM_CXX_LIB) -print-libgcc-file-name`)/include
#
# Find out about the target directories to build
#
DST_DIRS := $(filter-out clean cleanall again run/%,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
ifeq ($(MAKECMDGOALS),)
DST_DIRS := *
endif
#
# Helper function to check if a needed tool is installed
#
check_tool = $(if $(shell which $(1)),,$(error Need to have '$(1)' installed.))
#
# Tool chain version check
#
# Empty DST_DIRS is interpreted as a tool-chain agnostic target, e.g., clean.
#
ifneq ($(DST_DIRS),)
REQUIRED_GCC_VERSION ?= 10.3.0
GCC_VERSION := $(filter $(REQUIRED_GCC_VERSION) ,$(shell $(CUSTOM_CXX) --version))
ifneq ($(GCC_VERSION), $(REQUIRED_GCC_VERSION))
$(error "$(CUSTOM_CXX) version $(REQUIRED_GCC_VERSION) is required")
endif
endif
ifneq ($(STATIC_ANALYZE),)
$(call check_tool,scan-build)
MAKE := scan-build --use-c++=$(CUSTOM_CXX) --use-cc=$(CUSTOM_CC) $(MAKE)
endif
#
# Default rule: build all directories specified as make arguments
#
_all $(DST_DIRS): gen_deps_and_build_targets
@true
##
## First stage: generate library dependencies
##
#
# Reset library-build log and library-dependency file
#
# The 'progress' file contains the names of the already processed libraries
# of the current build process. Before considering to process any library,
# the build system checks if the library is already present in the 'progress'
# file and, if yes, skips it.
#
.PHONY: init_progress_log
init_progress_log:
@echo "#" > $(LIB_PROGRESS_LOG)
@echo "# Library build progress log - generated by dep_prg.mk and dep_lib.mk" >> $(LIB_PROGRESS_LOG)
@echo "#" >> $(LIB_PROGRESS_LOG)
.PHONY: init_libdep_file
init_libdep_file: $(dir $(LIB_DEP_FILE))
@echo "checking library dependencies..."
@(echo "#"; \
echo "# Library dependencies for build '$(DST_DIRS)'"; \
echo "#"; \
echo ""; \
echo "export SPEC_FILES := \\"; \
for i in $(SPEC_FILES); do \
echo " $$i \\"; done; \
echo ""; \
echo "LIB_CACHE_DIR = $(LIB_CACHE_DIR)"; \
echo "BASE_DIR = $(realpath $(BASE_DIR))"; \
echo "VERBOSE ?= $(VERBOSE)"; \
echo "VERBOSE_MK ?= $(VERBOSE_MK)"; \
echo "VERBOSE_DIR ?= $(VERBOSE_DIR)"; \
echo "INSTALL_DIR ?= $(INSTALL_DIR)"; \
echo "DEBUG_DIR ?= $(DEBUG_DIR)"; \
echo "SHELL ?= $(SHELL)"; \
echo "MKDIR ?= mkdir"; \
echo ""; \
echo "all:"; \
echo " @true # prevent nothing-to-be-done message"; \
echo "") > $(LIB_DEP_FILE)
#
# We check if any target.mk files exist in the specified directories within
# any of the repositories listed in the 'REPOSITORIES' variable.
#
$(dir $(LIB_DEP_FILE)):
@mkdir -p $@
#
# Find all 'target.mk' files located within any of the specified subdirectories
# ('DST_DIRS') and any repository. The 'sort' is used to remove duplicates.
#
TARGETS_TO_VISIT := $(shell find $(wildcard $(REPOSITORIES:=/src)) -false \
$(foreach DST,$(DST_DIRS), \
-or -path "*/src/$(DST)/**target.mk" \
-printf " %P "))
TARGETS_TO_VISIT := $(sort $(TARGETS_TO_VISIT))
#
# Perform sanity check for non-existing targets being specified at the command
# line.
#
MISSING_TARGETS := $(strip \
$(foreach DST,$(DST_DIRS),\
$(if $(filter $(DST)/%,$(TARGETS_TO_VISIT)),,$(DST))))
ifneq ($(MAKECMDGOALS),)
ifneq ($(MISSING_TARGETS),)
init_libdep_file: error_missing_targets
error_missing_targets:
@for target in $(MISSING_TARGETS); do \
echo "Error: target '$$target' does not exist"; done
@false;
endif
endif
#
# The procedure of collecting library dependencies is realized as a single
# rule to gain maximum performance. If we invoked a rule for each target,
# we would need to spawn one additional shell per target, which would take
# 10-20 percent more time.
#
traverse_target_dependencies: $(dir $(LIB_DEP_FILE)) init_libdep_file init_progress_log
$(VERBOSE_MK) \
for target in $(TARGETS_TO_VISIT); do \
for rep in $(REPOSITORIES); do \
test -f $$rep/src/$$target || continue; \
$(MAKE) $(VERBOSE_DIR) -f $(BASE_DIR)/mk/dep_prg.mk \
REP_DIR=$$rep TARGET_MK=$$rep/src/$$target \
BUILD_BASE_DIR=$(BUILD_BASE_DIR) \
SHELL=$(SHELL) \
DARK_COL="$(DARK_COL)" DEFAULT_COL="$(DEFAULT_COL)" || result=false; \
break; \
done; \
done; $$result;
#
# Generate content of libdep file if manually building a single library
# specified via the 'LIB' argument.
#
traverse_lib_dependencies: $(dir $(LIB_DEP_FILE)) init_libdep_file init_progress_log
$(VERBOSE_MK) \
$(MAKE) $(VERBOSE_DIR) -f $(BASE_DIR)/mk/dep_lib.mk \
REP_DIR=$$rep LIB=$(LIB) \
BUILD_BASE_DIR=$(BUILD_BASE_DIR) \
SHELL=$(SHELL) \
DARK_COL="$(DARK_COL)" DEFAULT_COL="$(DEFAULT_COL)"; \
echo "all: $(LIB).lib" >> $(LIB_DEP_FILE); \
.PHONY: $(LIB_DEP_FILE)
#
# Depending on whether the top-level target is a list of targets or a
# single library, we populate the LIB_DEP_FILE differently.
#
ifeq ($(LIB),)
$(LIB_DEP_FILE): traverse_target_dependencies
else
$(LIB_DEP_FILE): traverse_lib_dependencies
endif
##
## Second stage: build targets based on the result of the first stage
##
$(INSTALL_DIR) $(DEBUG_DIR):
$(VERBOSE)mkdir -p $@
.PHONY: gen_deps_and_build_targets
gen_deps_and_build_targets: $(INSTALL_DIR) $(DEBUG_DIR) $(LIB_DEP_FILE)
@(echo ""; \
echo "ifneq (\$$(MISSING_PORTS),)"; \
echo "check_ports:"; \
echo " @echo \"\""; \
echo " @echo \"Error: Ports not prepared or outdated:\""; \
echo " @echo \" \$$(sort \$$(MISSING_PORTS))\""; \
echo " @echo \"\""; \
echo " @echo \"You can prepare respectively update them as follows:\""; \
echo " @echo \" $(GENODE_DIR)/tool/ports/prepare_port \$$(sort \$$(MISSING_PORTS))\""; \
echo " @echo \"\""; \
echo " @false"; \
echo "else"; \
echo "check_ports:"; \
echo "endif"; \
echo "") >> $(LIB_DEP_FILE)
@$(VERBOSE_MK)$(MAKE) $(VERBOSE_DIR) -f $(LIB_DEP_FILE) all
.PHONY: again
again: $(INSTALL_DIR) $(DEBUG_DIR)
@$(VERBOSE_MK)$(MAKE) $(VERBOSE_DIR) -f $(LIB_DEP_FILE) all
#
# Read tools configuration to obtain the cross-compiler prefix passed
# to the run script.
#
-include $(call select_from_repositories,etc/tools.conf)
##
## Compiler-cache support
##
#
# To hook the ccache into the build process, the compiler executables are
# shadowed by symlinks named after the compiler but pointing to the ccache
# program. When invoked, the ccache program uses argv0 to query the real
# compiler executable.
#
# If the configured tool-chain path is absolute, we assume that it is not
# already part of the PATH variable. In this (default) case, we supplement the
# tool-chain path to the CCACHE_PATH as evaluated by the ccache program.
#
# Should the tool-chain path not be absolute, the tool-chain executables must
# already be reachable via the regular PATH variable. Otherwise, the build
# would not work without ccache either.
#
ifeq ($(CCACHE),yes)
$(call check_tool,ccache)
ifneq ($(dir $(CUSTOM_CXX)),$(dir $(CUSTOM_CC)))
$(error ccache enabled but the compilers $(CUSTOM_CXX) and $(CUSTOM_CC)\
reside in different directories)
endif
CCACHE_TOOL_DIR := $(addsuffix /var/tool/ccache,$(BUILD_BASE_DIR))
CCACHED_CUSTOM_CC := $(CCACHE_TOOL_DIR)/$(notdir $(CUSTOM_CC))
CCACHED_CUSTOM_CXX := $(CCACHE_TOOL_DIR)/$(notdir $(CUSTOM_CXX))
gen_deps_and_build_targets: $(CCACHED_CUSTOM_CC) $(CCACHED_CUSTOM_CXX)
# create ccache symlinks at var/tool/ccache/
$(CCACHED_CUSTOM_CC) $(CCACHED_CUSTOM_CXX):
$(VERBOSE_MK)mkdir -p $(dir $@)
$(VERBOSE_MK)ln -sf `which ccache` $@
# supplement tool-chain directory to the search-path variable used by ccache
ifneq ($(filter /%,$(CUSTOM_CXX)),)
export CCACHE_PATH := $(dir $(CUSTOM_CXX)):$(PATH)
endif
# override CUSTOM_CC and CUSTOM_CXX to point to the ccache symlinks
export CUSTOM_CC := $(CCACHED_CUSTOM_CC)
export CUSTOM_CXX := $(CCACHED_CUSTOM_CXX)
RUN_OPT_CCACHE := --ccache
endif
##
## Rules for running automated test cases
##
RUN_OPT ?=
# helper for run/% rule
RUN_SCRIPT = $(call select_from_repositories,run/$*.run)
run/%: $(call select_from_repositories,run/%.run) $(RUN_ENV)
$(VERBOSE)test -f "$(RUN_SCRIPT)" || (echo "Error: No run script for $*"; exit -1)
$(VERBOSE)$(GENODE_DIR)/tool/run/run --genode-dir $(GENODE_DIR) \
--name $* \
--specs "$(SPECS)" \
--board "$(BOARD)" \
--repositories "$(REPOSITORIES)" \
--cross-dev-prefix "$(CROSS_DEV_PREFIX)" \
--qemu-args "$(QEMU_OPT)" \
--make "$(MAKE)" \
$(RUN_OPT_CCACHE) \
$(RUN_OPT) \
--include $(RUN_SCRIPT)
##
## Clean rules
##
#
# For cleaning, visit each directory for that a corresponding target.mk
# file exists in the source tree. For each such directory, we call
# the single_target rule.
#
clean_targets:
$(VERBOSE_MK)for d in `$(GNU_FIND) -mindepth 1 -type d | $(TAC) | sed "s/^..//"`; do \
for r in $(REPOSITORIES); do \
test -f $$r/src/$$d/target.mk && \
$(MAKE) $(VERBOSE_DIR) clean \
-C $$d \
-f $(BASE_DIR)/mk/prg.mk \
BUILD_BASE_DIR=$(BUILD_BASE_DIR) \
PRG_REL_DIR=$$d \
SHELL=$(SHELL) \
REP_DIR=$$r || \
true; \
done; \
done
clean_libcache:
$(VERBOSE)rm -rf var/libcache
clean_run:
$(VERBOSE)rm -rf var/run
$(VERBOSE)rm -rf config-00-00-00-00-00-00
clean_gen_files:
$(VERBOSE)rm -f $(LIB_PROGRESS_LOG)
$(VERBOSE)rm -f $(LIB_DEP_FILE)
clean_install_dir:
$(VERBOSE)(test -d $(INSTALL_DIR) && find $(INSTALL_DIR) -type l -not -readable -delete) || true
clean_debug_dir:
$(VERBOSE)(test -d $(DEBUG_DIR) && find $(DEBUG_DIR) -type l -not -readable -delete) || true
clean_empty_dirs: clean_targets clean_libcache clean_run clean_gen_files clean_install_dir clean_debug_dir
$(VERBOSE)$(GNU_FIND) . -depth -type d -empty -delete
clean cleanall: clean_empty_dirs