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fips

Build Status

fips is a highlevel build system wrapper written in Python for C/C++ projects.

Read the docs to get a better idea what this means:

http://floooh.github.io/fips/

Install Instructions

http://floooh.github.io/fips/docs/getstarted/

Public Service Announcements

  • 24-Oct-2019: the verbs fips build and fips make can now forward command line arguments to the underlying build tool, run fips help build and fips help make for details.

  • 20-Jul-2019: Starting with cmake 3.15, cmake will issue a warning if the top-level CMakeLists.txt file doesn't contain a verbatim call to project() near the top, suppress this warning by changing the fips_setup(PROJECT proj_name) statement to:

    project(proj_name)
fips_setup()

  • 02-Jul-2019: small quality-of-life improvement when using Visual Studio: the debugger working directory for VS targets is now set to the project's deploy-directory (fips-deploy/[project]/[config]), so that debugging behaves the same as running a target via fips run [target]

  • 30-Jun-2019: ./fips run [target] for emscripten targets is now using npm's http-server module, since this is more feature-complete than python's built-in SimpleHTTPServer. Install with npm install http-server -g and check if fips can find it with ./fips diag tools

  • 31-May-2019: The emscripten SDK integration has been completely rewritten:

    • adds a new fips verb 'emsdk' for installing specific emscripten SDK versions and switching between them
    • by default, installs the latest stable emscripten SDK with precompiled binaries, this is a lot faster than installing the 'incoming' SDK version which needs to compile LLVM
    • the emscripten cmake toolchain file is no longer hardwired to a specific emscripten SDK version
    • the default options in the emscripten cmake toolchain file have been updated to make more sense with current emscripten SDK versions (such as enabled WASM generation by default, reducing the initial heap size, and enabling memory growth)

    AFTER UPDATING the fips directory, run the following in your project to switch over:

    # remove all cached emscripten build files
> ./fips clean all
# remove any old emscripten SDK files
> ./fips emsdk uninstall
# install and activate new emscripten SDK
> ./fips emsdk install
# show help to get an idea of emsdk features
> ./fips help emsdk

    As before, each fips workspace directory has its own local emscripten SDK installation, you can use different SDK versions side-by-side in different workspaces and fips won't 'pollute' your global environment or interfere with a globally installed emscripten SDK. The command ./fips setup emscripten works as before and is an alias for ./fips emsdk install

  • 08-May-2019: Some tweaks to the release-mode compiler- and linker-flags for Visual Studio projects: in release mode, link-time code-generation (aka LTO) is now always enabled. If this causes any trouble for your projects, please open a github ticket, and I'll add something to make this optional :)

  • 20-Jan-2019:

    • NaCl and UWP support have been removed (both haven't been maintained for a very long time)
    • remove the builtin unittest support, this was hardwired to UnitTest++ and should better be done in project-specific scripts (see Oryol for an example)

  • 03-Jul-2018: on iOS and MacOS, you can now simply add a *.plist file to the file list of a target, and this will override the default plist file generated by fips. For instance:

    fips_begin_app(...)
    ...
    if (FIPS_IOS)
        fips_files(ios-info.plist)
    end()
    ...
fips_end_app()

  • 12-Apr-2018: there are now new optional locations for fips-directories and -files in a project in order to unclutter the project directory root a bit (all under a new project subdirectory called fips-files/):

    • fips-verbs/ => fips-files/verbs/
    • fips-configs/ => fips-files/configs/
    • fips-generators/ => fips-files/generators/
    • fips-toolchains/ => fips-files/toolchains
    • fips-include.cmake => fips-files/include.cmake

  • 10-Mar-2018: some Visual Studio Code improvements:

    • the .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json file is now written to all dependent projects, this fixes Intellisense problems in dependencies
    • new verb fips vscode clean for deleting the .vscode/ directories in all dependencies, this is useful before git operations (e.g. fips update) if you don't want/can add the .vscode directory to your .gitignore file
    • .vscode/tasks.json and .vscode/launch.json files in dependencies will be deleted during fips gen if generating a VSCode build config, otherwise VSCode would also show build tasks and debug targets from dependencies, which is cluttering the build/debug workflow UIs
    • it is now possible to add additional compiler defines just for the VSCode Intellisense engine in custom build config files, this is for instance useful with header-only libraries to 'light up' syntax highlighting in the implementation code block, example:
    ---
platform: osx
generator: Ninja 
build_tool: vscode_cmake
build_type: Debug
vscode_additional_defines: [ 'CHIPS_IMPL', 'SOKOL_IMPL' ]

  • 01-Feb-2018: iOS development is now a bit more convenient: fips can write the "Development Team ID" to the generated Xcode project (previously, the Team ID had to be set manually for each target in Xcode). Before calling ./fips gen for the first time in a project, set the Team ID via ./fips set iosteam XYZW123456, where XYZW123456 must be replaced with your own Team ID, you can look this up on https://developer.apple.com/account/#/membership). The Team ID will be written to the file [cur_proj_dir]/.fips-settings.yml (which usually isn't under version control). You can review the currently set Team ID with ./fips list settings. Here's a usage example:

> ./fips set config ios-xcode-debug
# only need to set the Team ID once!
> ./fips set iosteam XYZW123456
> ./fips gen
> ./fips open
...
> ./fips gen
...

  • 30-Jan-2018: Android support has been modernized, usage should be the same as before, but there are some nice changes under the hood:

    • fips setup android now only downloads the SDK Tools archive, and uses the contained sdkmanager tool to install the required SDK components (including the NDK)
    • fips is now using the official Android NDK cmake toolchain file
    • Android builds no longer require the ant tool, and also don't need Gradle or Android Studio to build projects, instead APKs are created directly by a small python helper script called from a cmake post-build job, as a result, Android builds are now also quite a bit faster
    • you can now use Android Studio for debugging (tested so far on Mac and Windows), select the Profile or debug APK option when starting Android Studio, and follow the steps (sometimes debugging still seems to hang or ignore breakpoints on first start, in this case, just stop debugging and try again)
    • some things are not yet configurable:
      • override the default AndroidManifest.xml
      • sign APKs with your own key
      • add your own Java code to the APK
      • add your own assets to the APK

  • 16-Jan-2018: The iOS build configs now put the resulting .app bundle into the fips-deploy/[proj]/[config]/ directory, so they behave the same as most other target platforms. This makes it easier for helper scripts (code generators and verbs) to find the iOS app bundle (for instance to copy asset files).

  • 05-Jan-2018: Import definitions in fips.yml files can now contain an expression which is evaluated in cmake. This can be used to include or exclude platform-specific includes. See here for details

  • 04-Jan-2018: The previously experimental Visual Studio Code support is now 'official', see here for details

  • 16-Aug-2017: I found (and fixed) some inconsistent behaviour when the cmake project name is different from the project's directory name, this may change the behaviour of cmake- and python-code-generator scripts which used the FIPS_PROJECT_DEPLOY_DIR and FIPS_PROJECT_BUILD_DIR (but the previous behaviour was clearly a bug, which only manifested itself if the cmake project name and directory name differed). See this ticket for details: floooh#154

  • 25-Apr-2017: I committed a small fix which changes the order of imported dependencies so that imported dependencies now always come before the importing project. This was often also the case previously but could fail in cases where the same dependency was included from different projects. No changes should be required in your project, at least if the dependency tree was defined correctly and didn't depend on some hidden ordering.

  • 27-Mar-2017: the root path of the emscripten SDK has changed from emsdk_portable to emsdk-portable, a fix has been committed, but you need to setup the emscripten SDK again (first, wipe the fips-sdks directory, then run './fips setup emscripten' again from a project directory)

  • 25-Feb-2017: what happened in the last year:

    • python3 compatibility contributed by Levente Polyak (thanks!)
    • various Eclipse fixes contributed by Martin Gerhardy (thanks!)
    • Windows: Cygwin support contributed by Fungos, many thanks! also for the many smaller fixes :)
    • new verb './fips update' updates all dependencies (unless they have uncommitted or unpushed changes)
    • new helper functions git.add, git.commit and git.push, these are not exposed as fips verbs, but are useful for writing your own verbs (e.g. build automation scripts)
    • emscripten: removed the FIPS_EMSCRIPTEN_EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS cmake options, this is better done by directly annotating exported functions with EMSCRIPTEN_KEEPALIVE (or soon EMSCRIPTEN_EXPORT)
    • a new predefined cmake variable FIPS_BUILD_DIR, this points to the build root directory (../fips_build)
    • two new predefined cmake variables FIPS_PROJECT_BUILD_DIR and FIPS_PROJECT_DEPLOY_DIR, these are useful to pass as arguments to code generator scripts
    • emscripten: use linker response files when using the UNIX Makefiles generator to workaround command line length limit on Windows
    • emscripten: on Windows, use the Emscripten SDK incoming branch (requires LLVM compilation, but behaviour is now the same as on OSX and Linux)
    • fips_files_ex() and related cmake functions now warn if the globbed file list is empty, previously this generated a rather cryptic cmake syntax error message
    • emscripten: added support for WebAssembly (toolchain flags and build configs)
    • emscripten: added a config option FIPS_EMSCRIPTEN_USE_WEBGL2
    • emscripten: added new cmake options FIPS_EMSCRIPTEN_USE_CPU_PROFILER and FIPS_EMSCRIPTEN_USE_MEMORY_PROFILER (these generate a build with emscripten's built-in cpu and memory profilers)
    • emscripten: added a FIPS_EMSCRIPTEN_USE_SAFE_HEAP cmake option
    • emscripten: use the smaller 'shell_minimal.html' file instead of the original file which has a big SVG logo in it
    • emscripten: use the -s NO_EXIT_RUNTIME which slightly reduces code size
    • Windows UWP support (not in daily use though)

  • 26-Feb-2016: cmake generator definition in fips build config files is now more flexible by exposing the cmake -A (generator platform) and -T options (generator toolset), there's now also a 'Default' generator which lets cmake select the 'best' build file generator for the platform. All this together simplifies the version situation with Visual Studio on Windows. Previously, the build config win64-vs2013-debug was used as default config. When only VS2015 is installed, generating build files had failed, unless the build config win64-vs2015-debug was selected manually. Now there's a new generic default config called win64-vstudio-debug. This lets cmake pick whatever VStudio version is installed. Of course it is still possible to pick a specific Visual Studio version with the 'old' build configs *-vs2013-* and *-vs2015-*.

  • 14-Feb-2016: fips can now import dependencies pinned to a specific git revision (previously only by tag or branch name). Many thanks to fungos (https://github.com/fungos) for implementing this! Here's how a specific revision is specified in the fips.yml file:

  imports:
    fips-hello-dep3:
      git:    https://github.com/fungos/fips-hello-dep3.git
      rev:    191f59f0

  • 03-Dec-2015: I have added a new 'no_auto_import' policy/feature for advanced uses which allows to manually select modules from imported projects. This is more work but can provide a cleaner project layout if only a few modules from imported projects are needed. See the documentation web page for details (http://floooh.github.io/fips/docs/imports/, search for 'Selectively importing modules'). The default behaviour should be exactly as before. If anything is broken in your project, please don't hesitate to write a ticket :)

  • 13-Oct-2015: 'fips run' has learned to run Android apps, after building your project with one of the Android build configs, simply do a 'fips run [target]' like on the other platforms. This will (re-)install the app, launch it, and then run 'adb logcat' (simply hit Ctrl-C when done)

  • 10-Oct-2015: I committed a simplification for nested dependency resolution yesterday (turns out cmake does this on its own with 'target_link_libraries'), however this may introduce some link-order problems in existing projects when using GCC or emscripten. If your project no longer links because of this, and you think that fixing the depedency order in the CMakeLists.txt files is too big a hassle and fips should take care of this, please simply open a ticket, and I'll try to find a solution in fips. I haven't made up my mind about this either yet, the few cases in Oryol were easy to fix, but larger projects may be more tricky to fix.

  • 29-Jul-2015: cross-compiling is now more flexible

    • cross-compile target platform names are no longer hardwired, fips projects can now add define their own cross-compile platforms
    • fips projects can now provide their own cmake-toolchain files or override the standard toolchain files

  • 05-Feb-2015: the NaCl SDK setup bug has been fixed by the NaCl team, so './fips setup nacl' should now work also with the latest Python 2.7.9

  • 01-Feb-2015: the code generation refactoring branch has been merged back into the master branch, code generation is now controlled with the new fips_generate() cmake macro, see Oryol engine and code generation doc page for details!

  • 30-Jan-2015: please note that the NaCl SDK setup script is currently broken with Python 2.7.9 (2.7.6 works), this is tracked in the following bug: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=452137

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fips is currently heavily work in progress, everything may change or break at any time.

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