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[Build Script Helper] Add support for non-Darwin cross-compilation hosts, starting with Android #743
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@@ -626,6 +640,8 @@ def add_common_args(parser): | |||
args.cross_compile_hosts = [build_target + macos_deployment_target, 'arm64-apple-macosx%s' % macos_deployment_target] | |||
elif (build_target == 'arm64-apple-macosx' and 'macosx-x86_64' in args.cross_compile_hosts): | |||
args.cross_compile_hosts = [build_target + macos_deployment_target, 'x86_64-apple-macosx%s' % macos_deployment_target] | |||
elif args.cross_compile_hosts and re.match('android-', args.cross_compile_hosts[0]): |
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Gates this new cross-compilation path for Android only, since it has only been tested for that non-Darwin platform.
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Also, it only checks the first element of the hosts with args.cross_compile_hosts[0]
, as swiftlang/swift#36917 only passes in one at a time. I have proposed changing that flag to a single --cross-compile-host
instead.
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I just noticed that you're changing the format of the strings in cross_compile_hosts
for Darwin in the lines above, whereas I'm keeping the passed-in format for non-Darwin. Since the triple format you use on Darwin is only needed for the CMake build and Darwin install()
, both of which are unused with non-Darwin hosts in this pull, that works fine for now with these non-Darwin hosts.
@@ -180,8 +185,13 @@ def handle_invocation(args): | |||
if args.sysroot: | |||
env['SDKROOT'] = args.sysroot | |||
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env['SWIFT_EXEC'] = '%sc' % (swift_exec) |
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The only change in this pull that will affect native compilation too, by applying this environment variable when invoking swift-build
when installing on non-Darwin platforms. I had to add this when cross-compiling for Android with Swift 5.5 or trunk on a linux host with a Swift 5.4 package installed, as SPM would then try to use that system Swift 5.4 and error because of the Swift stdlib version mismatch.
This fixes that bug in the native build too.
if args.action == 'build': | ||
build_using_cmake(args, toolchain_bin, args.build_path, targets) | ||
if args.cross_compile_hosts: | ||
swiftpm('build', swift_exec, swiftpm_args, env) |
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Since SPM is used for the install step below anyway, I see no reason to cross-compile with CMake first, which would require passing in a separate list of Swift flags to cross-compile with CMake.
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I'd really like to unify these one day, but for now, I agree, this is simpler.
for exe in executables_to_install: | ||
install_binary(exe, swiftpm_bin_path, toolchain_bin, verbose) | ||
def non_darwin_install(args, swiftpm_bin_path): | ||
for prefix in args.install_prefixes: |
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This should keep working as it always has when a --prefix
list isn't passed in, since this list is default-initialized to the toolchain path anyway and build-script
never passed --prefix
in.
…sts, starting with Android Add a flag, '--cross-compile-config', to pass in a SPM cross-compilation file and cross-compile with that instead of CMake. Also, fix non-Darwin installs to use the '--prefix' list passed in, rather than simply installing into the build toolchain.
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Thank you, @buttaface.
if args.action == 'build': | ||
build_using_cmake(args, toolchain_bin, args.build_path, targets) | ||
if args.cross_compile_hosts: | ||
swiftpm('build', swift_exec, swiftpm_args, env) |
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I'd really like to unify these one day, but for now, I agree, this is simpler.
Just needs to be run through the CI and merged? |
@swift-ci please test |
@buttaface does this need to have a cross-repo test from Swift repo side to make sure that this doesn't affect the |
No, if you're happy with how this works, we can get this in now, then the build-script side can be tested separately for swiftlang/swift#36917. Btw, I asked you a question about that pull over there. |
Add a flag,
--cross-compile-config
, to pass in a SPM cross-compilation file and cross-compile with that instead of CMake. Also, fix non-Darwin installs to use the--prefix
list passed in, rather than simply installing into the build toolchain.I tested this with the latest trunk source snapshot from June 12. The
build-script
side of this pull was just added to swiftlang/swift#36917. This pull is the equivalent of swiftlang/swift-package-manager#3403. I plan to use this pull to build and install this swift-driver as part of my upcoming Swift 5.5 toolchain for Android.