spiegel-keyman/core/commands.inc.sh

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# clean
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
do_clean() {
# clean: note build/<target> will be left, but build/<target>/<configuration> should be gone
local target=$1
builder_start_action clean:$target || return 0
rm -rf "$MESON_PATH"
builder_finish_action success clean:$target
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# configure
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
do_configure() {
local target=$1
builder_start_action configure:$target || return 0
local STANDARD_MESON_ARGS=
echo_heading "======= Configuring $target ======="
if [[ $target == wasm ]]; then
# do_configure_wasm
locate_emscripten
build_meson_cross_file_for_wasm
STANDARD_MESON_ARGS="--cross-file wasm.defs.build --cross-file wasm.build --default-library static"
fi
if [[ $target =~ ^(x86|x64)$ ]]; then
cmd //C build.bat $target $CONFIGURATION configure "${builder_extra_params[@]}"
else
pushd "$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH" > /dev/null
# Additional arguments are used by Linux build, e.g. -Dprefix=${INSTALLDIR}
meson setup "$MESON_PATH" --werror --buildtype $CONFIGURATION $STANDARD_MESON_ARGS "${builder_extra_params[@]}"
popd > /dev/null
fi
builder_finish_action success configure:$target
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# build
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
do_build() {
local target=$1
builder_start_action build:$target || return 0
echo_heading "======= Building $target ======="
if [[ $target =~ ^(x86|x64)$ ]]; then
# Build the meson targets, both x86 and x64 also
# We need to use a batch file here so we can get
# the Visual Studio build environment with vcvarsall.bat
# TODO: if PATH is the only variable required, let's try and
# eliminate this difference in the build process
cmd //C build.bat $target $CONFIGURATION build "${builder_extra_params[@]}"
else
pushd "$MESON_PATH" > /dev/null
ninja
popd > /dev/null
fi
builder_finish_action success build:$target
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# test
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
do_test() {
local target=$1
builder_start_action test:$target || return 0
echo_heading "======= Testing $target ======="
if [[ $target =~ ^(x86|x64)$ ]]; then
cmd //C build.bat $target $CONFIGURATION test "${builder_extra_params[@]}"
else
pushd "$MESON_PATH" > /dev/null
meson test "${builder_extra_params[@]}"
popd > /dev/null
fi
builder_finish_action success test:$target
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# install and uninstall
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
do_install() {
do_command install $1
}
do_uninstall() {
do_command uninstall $1
}
do_command() {
local command=$1
local target=$2
builder_start_action $command:$target || return 0
pushd "$MESON_PATH" > /dev/null
ninja $command
popd > /dev/null
builder_finish_action success $command:$target
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# utility functions
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# We don't want to rely on emcc being on the path, because Emscripten puts far
# too many things onto the path (in particular for us, node).
#
# The following comment suggests that we don't need emcc on the path.
# https://github.com/emscripten-core/emscripten/issues/4848#issuecomment-1097357775
#
# So we try and locate emcc in common locations ourselves. The search pattern
# is:
#
# 1. Look for $EMSCRIPTEN_BASE (our primary emscripten variable), which should
# point to the folder that emcc is located in
# 2. Look for $EMCC which should point to the emcc executable
# 3. Look for emcc on the path
#
locate_emscripten() {
if [[ -z ${EMSCRIPTEN_BASE+x} ]]; then
if [[ -z ${EMCC+x} ]]; then
local EMCC=`which emcc`
[[ -z $EMCC ]] && fail "locate_emscripten: Could not locate emscripten (emcc) on the path or with \$EMCC or \$EMSCRIPTEN_BASE"
fi
[[ -x $EMCC ]] || fail "locate_emscripten: Variable EMCC ($EMCC) does not point to a valid executable emcc"
EMSCRIPTEN_BASE="$(dirname "$EMCC")"
fi
[[ -x ${EMSCRIPTEN_BASE}/emcc ]] || fail "locate_emscripten: Variable EMSCRIPTEN_BASE ($EMSCRIPTEN_BASE) does not point to emcc's folder"
}
build_meson_cross_file_for_wasm() {
if [ $os_id == win ]; then
local R=$(cygpath -w $(echo $EMSCRIPTEN_BASE) | sed 's_\\_\\\\_g')
else
local R=$(echo $EMSCRIPTEN_BASE | sed 's_/_\\/_g')
fi
sed -e "s/\$EMSCRIPTEN_BASE/$R/g" wasm.build.$os_id.in > wasm.build
}