def build_helper(build_dir):
""" Returns 0 on success, non-0 on failure.
"""
# TODO(HTing): Add support for:
# - building differnt configurations ("--config <cfg>")
# - cleaning first ("--clean-first")
return CMake.run_cmake(["--build", build_dir])
def run_cmake(generator, build_dir, depot_dir):
generator_validity = CMake.get_cmake_generator_validity(generator)
if generator_validity == CMake.GeneratorValidity.INVALID:
sys.exit("The CMake generator '{}', set in '{}/Config.py', is invalid.".format(
generator, Directories.BUILD_SCRIPTS_DIR))
elif generator_validity == CMake.GeneratorValidity.MISSING:
sys.exit("The CMake generator '{}', set in '{}/Config.py', cannot be found.".format(
generator, Directories.BUILD_SCRIPTS_DIR))
# Run from the build directory.
os.makedirs(build_dir, exist_ok=True)
os.chdir(build_dir)
# CMake args:
# -Wdev enable developer warnings
# -G specifies the generator
return CMake.run_cmake(["-Wdev", "-G", generator, depot_dir])
def run_cmake(generator, build_dir, depot_dir):
generator_validity = CMake.get_cmake_generator_validity(generator)
if generator_validity == CMake.GeneratorValidity.INVALID:
sys.exit(
"The CMake generator '{}', set in '{}/Config.py', is invalid.".
format(generator, Directories.BUILD_SCRIPTS_DIR))
elif generator_validity == CMake.GeneratorValidity.MISSING:
sys.exit(
"The CMake generator '{}', set in '{}/Config.py', cannot be found."
.format(generator, Directories.BUILD_SCRIPTS_DIR))
# Run from the build directory.
os.makedirs(build_dir, exist_ok=True)
os.chdir(build_dir)
# CMake args:
# -Wdev enable developer warnings
# -G specifies the generator
return CMake.run_cmake(["-Wdev", "-G", generator, depot_dir])
def _buildCMakeTarget(
objectsDirectory,
target):
if len(_devenvSettings["callInsteadOfCMakeTarget"]):
status = utils.call(_devenvSettings["callInsteadOfCMakeTarget"])
return status
cwd = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(objectsDirectory)
if "MAKEFLAGS" in os.environ:
# Gnu make controls most makefiles in project directories. On windows we
# use nmake to build targets for C++ code. When nmake is (indirectly)
# called from gnu make it complains about the MAKEFLAGS set by gnu make.
# See it in action by running 'make all' in one of the C++ targets
# directories.
del os.environ["MAKEFLAGS"]
# WARNING, not all cmake generated targets support fast.
if _devenvSettings["cmakeFast"]:
target += _devenvSettings['_makeTargetSlash'] + "fast"
status = CMake.build(target, _devenvSettings["makeNrOfJobs"])
os.chdir(cwd)
# return status, stdout, stderr
return status
def _buildCMakeTarget(
objectsDirectory,
target):
if len(_devenvSettings["callInsteadOfCMakeTarget"]):
status = utils.call(_devenvSettings["callInsteadOfCMakeTarget"])
return status
cwd = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(objectsDirectory)
if "MAKEFLAGS" in os.environ:
# Gnu make controls most makefiles in project directories. On windows we
# use nmake to build targets for C++ code. When nmake is (indirectly)
# called from gnu make it complains about the MAKEFLAGS set by gnu make.
# See it in action by running 'make all' in one of the C++ targets
# directories.
del os.environ["MAKEFLAGS"]
# WARNING, not all cmake generated targets support fast.
if _devenvSettings["cmakeFast"]:
target += _devenvSettings['_makeTargetSlash'] + "fast"
status = CMake.build(target, _devenvSettings["makeNrOfJobs"])
os.chdir(cwd)
# return status, stdout, stderr
return status
