ocaml/ocamlbuild/main.ml

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OCaml

(***********************************************************************)
(* *)
(* ocamlbuild *)
(* *)
(* Nicolas Pouillard, Berke Durak, projet Gallium, INRIA Rocquencourt *)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2007 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et *)
(* en Automatique. All rights reserved. This file is distributed *)
(* under the terms of the Q Public License version 1.0. *)
(* *)
(***********************************************************************)
(* Original author: Berke Durak *)
open My_std
open Log
open Pathname.Operators
open Command
open Tools
open Ocaml_specific
open Format
;;
exception Exit_build_error of string
exception Exit_silently
let clean () =
Log.finish ();
Shell.rm_rf !Options.build_dir;
if !Options.make_links then begin
let entry =
Slurp.map (fun _ _ _ -> true)
(Slurp.slurp Filename.current_dir_name)
in
Slurp.force (Resource.clean_up_links entry)
end;
raise Exit_silently
;;
let show_tags () =
if List.length !Options.show_tags > 0 then
Log.eprintf "Warning: the following tags do not include \
dynamically-generated tags, such as link, compile, pack, byte, native, c, \
pdf... (this list is by no means exhaustive).\n";
List.iter begin fun path ->
Log.eprintf "@[<2>Tags for %S:@ {. %a .}@]" path Tags.print (tags_of_pathname path)
end !Options.show_tags
;;
let show_documentation () =
Rule.show_documentation ();
Flags.show_documentation ();
;;
(* these tags are used in an ad-hoc way by the ocamlbuild implementation;
this means that even if they were not part of any flag declaration,
they should be marked as useful, to avoid the "unused tag" warning. *)
let builtin_useful_tags =
Tags.of_list
["include"; "traverse"; "not_hygienic";
"pack"; "ocamlmklib"; "native"; "thread"; "nopervasives"]
;;
let proceed () =
Hooks.call_hook Hooks.Before_options;
Options.init ();
if !Options.must_clean then clean ();
Hooks.call_hook Hooks.After_options;
let options_wd = Sys.getcwd () in
let first_run_for_plugin =
(* If we are in the first run before launching the plugin, we
should skip the user-visible operations (hygiene) that may need
information from the plugin to run as the user expects it.
Note that we don't need to disable the [Hooks] call as they are
no-ops anyway, before any plugin has registered hooks. *)
Plugin.we_need_a_plugin () && not !Options.just_plugin in
let target_dirs = List.union [] (List.map Pathname.dirname !Options.targets) in
Configuration.parse_string
"<**/*.ml> or <**/*.mli> or <**/*.mlpack> or <**/*.ml.depends>: ocaml\n\
<**/*.byte>: ocaml, byte, program\n\
<**/*.odoc>: ocaml, doc\n\
<**/*.native>: ocaml, native, program\n\
<**/*.cma>: ocaml, byte, library\n\
<**/*.cmxa>: ocaml, native, library\n\
<**/*.cmo>: ocaml, byte\n\
<**/*.cmi>: ocaml, byte, native\n\
<**/*.cmx>: ocaml, native\n\
";
Configuration.tag_any !Options.tags;
if !Options.recursive
|| Sys.file_exists (* authorized since we're not in build *) "_tags"
|| Sys.file_exists (* authorized since we're not in build *) "myocamlbuild.ml"
then Configuration.tag_any ["traverse"];
(* options related to findlib *)
List.iter
(fun pkg -> Configuration.tag_any [Param_tags.make "package" pkg])
!Options.ocaml_pkgs;
begin match !Options.ocaml_syntax with
| Some syntax -> Configuration.tag_any [Param_tags.make "syntax" syntax]
| None -> () end;
let newpwd = Sys.getcwd () in
Sys.chdir Pathname.pwd;
let entry_include_dirs = ref [] in
let entry =
Slurp.filter
begin fun path name _ ->
let dir =
if path = Filename.current_dir_name then
None
else
Some path
in
let path_name = path/name in
if name = "_tags" then
ignore (Configuration.parse_file ?dir path_name);
(List.mem name ["_oasis"] || (String.length name > 0 && name.[0] <> '_'))
&& (name <> !Options.build_dir && not (List.mem name !Options.exclude_dirs))
&& begin
not (path_name <> Filename.current_dir_name && Pathname.is_directory path_name)
|| begin
let tags = tags_of_pathname path_name in
(if Tags.mem "include" tags
|| List.mem path_name !Options.include_dirs then
(entry_include_dirs := path_name :: !entry_include_dirs; true)
else
Tags.mem "traverse" tags
|| List.exists (Pathname.is_prefix path_name) !Options.include_dirs
|| List.exists (Pathname.is_prefix path_name) target_dirs)
&& ((* beware: !Options.build_dir is an absolute directory *)
Pathname.normalize !Options.build_dir
<> Pathname.normalize (Pathname.pwd/path_name))
end
end
end
(Slurp.slurp Filename.current_dir_name)
in
Hooks.call_hook Hooks.Before_hygiene;
let hygiene_entry =
Slurp.map begin fun path name () ->
let tags = tags_of_pathname (path/name) in
not (Tags.mem "not_hygienic" tags) && not (Tags.mem "precious" tags)
end entry in
if !Options.hygiene && not first_run_for_plugin then
Fda.inspect hygiene_entry
else
Slurp.force hygiene_entry;
let entry = hygiene_entry in
Hooks.call_hook Hooks.After_hygiene;
Options.include_dirs := Pathname.current_dir_name :: List.rev !entry_include_dirs;
dprintf 3 "include directories are:@ %a" print_string_list !Options.include_dirs;
Options.entry := Some entry;
List.iter Configuration.parse_string !Options.tag_lines;
Hooks.call_hook Hooks.Before_rules;
Ocaml_specific.init ();
Hooks.call_hook Hooks.After_rules;
Sys.chdir options_wd;
Plugin.execute_plugin_if_needed ();
(* [Param_tags.init ()] is called *after* the plugin is executed, as
some of the parametrized tags present in the _tags files parsed
will be declared by the plugin, and would therefore result in
"tag X does not expect a parameter" warnings if initialized
before. Note that [Plugin.rebuild_plugin_if_needed] is careful to
partially initialize the tags that it uses for plugin compilation. *)
Param_tags.init ();
Sys.chdir newpwd;
(*let () = dprintf 0 "source_dir_path_set:@ %a" StringSet.print source_dir_path_set*)
if !Options.show_documentation then begin
show_documentation ();
raise Exit_silently
end;
let all_tags = Tags.union builtin_useful_tags (Flags.get_used_tags ()) in
Configuration.check_tags_usage all_tags;
Digest_cache.init ();
Sys.catch_break true;
show_tags ();
let targets =
List.map begin fun starget ->
let starget = Resource.import starget in
let target = path_and_context_of_string starget in
let ext = Pathname.get_extension starget in
(target, starget, ext)
end !Options.targets in
try
let targets =
List.map begin fun (target, starget, ext) ->
Shell.mkdir_p (Pathname.dirname starget);
let target = Solver.solve_target starget target in
(target, ext)
end targets in
Command.dump_parallel_stats ();
Log.finish ();
Shell.chdir Pathname.pwd;
let call spec = sys_command (Command.string_of_command_spec spec) in
let cmds =
List.fold_right begin fun (target, ext) acc ->
let cmd = !Options.build_dir/target in
let link x =
if !Options.make_links then ignore (call (S [A"ln"; A"-sf"; P x; A Pathname.current_dir_name])) in
match ext with
| "byte" | "native" | "top" ->
link cmd; cmd :: acc
| "html" ->
link (Pathname.dirname cmd); acc
| _ ->
if !Options.program_to_execute then
eprintf "Warning: Won't execute %s whose extension is neither .byte nor .native" cmd;
acc
end targets [] in
if !Options.program_to_execute then
begin
match List.rev cmds with
| [] -> raise (Exit_usage "Using -- requires one target");
| cmd :: rest ->
if rest <> [] then dprintf 0 "Warning: Using -- only run the last target";
let cmd_spec = S [P cmd; atomize !Options.program_args] in
dprintf 3 "Running the user command:@ %a" Pathname.print cmd;
raise (Exit_with_code (call cmd_spec)) (* Exit with the exit code of the called command *)
end
else
()
with
| Ocaml_dependencies.Circular_dependencies(seen, p) ->
raise
(Exit_build_error
(sbprintf "@[<2>Circular dependencies: %S already seen in@ %a@]@." p pp_l seen))
;;
open Exit_codes;;
let main () =
let exit rc =
Log.finish ~how:(if rc <> 0 then `Error else `Success) ();
Pervasives.exit rc
in
try
proceed ()
with e ->
if !Options.catch_errors then
try raise e with
| Exit_OK -> exit rc_ok
| Fda.Exit_hygiene_failed ->
Log.eprintf "Exiting due to hygiene violations.";
exit rc_hygiene
| Exit_usage u ->
Log.eprintf "Usage:@ %s." u;
exit rc_usage
| Exit_system_error msg ->
Log.eprintf "System error:@ %s." msg;
exit rc_system_error
| Exit_with_code rc ->
exit rc
| Exit_silently ->
Log.finish ~how:`Quiet ();
Pervasives.exit rc_ok
| Exit_silently_with_code rc ->
Log.finish ~how:`Quiet ();
Pervasives.exit rc
| Solver.Failed backtrace ->
Log.raw_dprintf (-1) "@[<v0>@[<2>Solver failed:@ %a@]@\n@[<v2>Backtrace:%a@]@]@."
Report.print_backtrace_analyze backtrace Report.print_backtrace backtrace;
exit rc_solver_failed
| Failure s ->
Log.eprintf "Failure:@ %s." s;
exit rc_failure
| Solver.Circular(r, rs) ->
Log.eprintf "Circular build detected@ (%a already seen in %a)"
Resource.print r (List.print Resource.print) rs;
exit rc_circularity
| Invalid_argument s ->
Log.eprintf
"INTERNAL ERROR: Invalid argument %s\n\
This is likely to be a bug, please report this to the ocamlbuild\n\
developers." s;
exit rc_invalid_argument
| Ocaml_utils.Ocamldep_error msg ->
Log.eprintf "Ocamldep error: %s" msg;
exit rc_ocamldep_error
| Lexers.Error (msg,loc) ->
Log.eprintf "%aLexing error: %s." Loc.print_loc loc msg;
exit rc_lexing_error
| Arg.Bad msg ->
Log.eprintf "%s" msg;
exit rc_usage
| Exit_build_error msg ->
Log.eprintf "%s" msg;
exit rc_build_error
| Arg.Help msg ->
Log.eprintf "%s" msg;
exit rc_ok
| e ->
try
Log.eprintf "%a" My_unix.report_error e;
exit 100
with
| e ->
Log.eprintf "Exception@ %s." (Printexc.to_string e);
exit 100
else raise e
;;