Before, parsing the comment
(**
Sample code to iterate over all frames (inlined and non-inlined):
{|
(* note: the start-of-code-block above should be after a blank line *)
|}
*)
would show
File ".../foo.mli", line 3, character 6:
{|
^
now it shows
File ".../foo.mli", line 3, character 6:
Error parsing text:
{|
^
ranlib was called on the dummy profiling library libasmrunp.a instead
of being called on libasmrun_pic.a.
Before PR#933 was merged this did not cause any error because
libasmrunp.a was always provided, but now that PR#933 has been merged
this wrong call fails on platforms that do not have gprof profiling
support.
This commit modifies these two behaviours:
1. ``make install'' installs libraries with profiling support only when
this makes sense.
2. On platforms that do not support profiling with gprof, the -p option of
ocamlopt produces an error message.
On such platforms, ``make install'' was installing dummy profiling
libraries and ocamlopt's -p option was silently ignored.
In addition, this commit modifies the values of the PROFILING make
variable. Before the commit it was either prof or noprof. After the
commit it is either true or false.
In the asmrun directory, the call to ranlib for libasmrunp.a has also been
removed from the install target because this command is already invoked
in the rule that builds libasmrunp.a.
ocamlc/ocamlopt -config now prints the state of profiling support
This reverts commit 8adfe15f18.
This is a temporary revert caused by Continuous Integration
failure. We'll investigate the issue and merge again when it is fixed.
This commit modifies these two behaviours:
1. ``make install'' installs libraries with profiling support only when
this makes sense.
2. On platforms that do not support profiling with gprof, the -p option of
ocamlopt produces an error message.
On such platforms, ``make install'' was installing dummy profiling
libraries and ocamlopt's -p option was silently ignored.
In addition, this commit modifies the values of the PROFILING make
variable. Before the commit it was either prof or noprof. After the
commit it is either true or false.
In the asmrun directory, the call to ranlib for libasmrunp.a has also been
removed from the install target because this command is already invoked
in the rule that builds libasmrunp.a.
ocamlc/ocamlopt -config now prints the state of profiling support
In the interest of keeping HACKING.adoc not-too-long and
general-purpose, advice on modifying specific sub-systems of the
compiler distribution should be moved to the directory of this
sub-system.
This PR also clarifies the relations between the README, INSTALL,
HACKING and CONTRIBUTING documents.
In particular, this adds support for systems where the `cat` binary isn't
located in /usr/bin/ or /bin/, but can be found using /usr/bin/env.
An example of such a system is NixOS (https://nixos.org).
* Don't use the compatibility macros, neither in the C stub code nor in the testsuite.
* Make sure compiler sources do not use deprecated C identifiers.
This is achieved by ensuring that the CAML_NAME_SPACE macro is defined
everytime a C source file is compiled, rather than being defined only
in a few places. Defining this macro guarantees that the compatibility.h
header (where these deprecated identifiers are defined) will not be
included.
Gabriel Scherer
octachron
Thomas Blanc
ygrek
Frédéric Bour
Sébastien Hinderer
whitequark
Drup
Jacques Garrigue
Christoph Cullmann
alainfrisch
Armaël Guéneau
Dhruv Makwana