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#!/usr/bin/env bash
################################################################################
# This file is based on a template used by zproject, but isn't auto-generated. #
# Its primary use is to automate a number of BUILD_TYPE scenarios for the NUT #
# CI farm, but for the same reason it can also be useful to reduce typing for #
# reproducible build attempts with NUT development and refactoring workflows. #
# Note that it is driven by enviroment variables rather than CLI arguments -- #
# this approach better suits the practicalities of CI build farm technologies. #
################################################################################
set -e
SCRIPTDIR="`dirname "$0"`"
SCRIPTDIR="`cd "$SCRIPTDIR" && pwd`"
# Quick hijack for interactive development like this:
# BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn-clang ./ci_build.sh
# or to quickly hit the first-found errors in a larger matrix
# (and then easily `make` to iterate fixes), like this:
# CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE="false" CI_FAILFAST=true DO_CLEAN_CHECK=no BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn ./ci_build.sh
#
# For out-of-tree builds you can specify a CI_BUILDDIR (absolute or relative
# to SCRIPTDIR - not current path), or just call .../ci_build.sh while being
# in a different directory and then it would be used with a warning. This may
# require that you `make distclean` the original source checkout first:
# CI_BUILDDIR=obj BUILD_TYPE=default-all-errors ./ci_build.sh
case "$BUILD_TYPE" in
fightwarn) ;; # for default compiler
fightwarn-all)
# This recipe allows to test with different (default-named)
# compiler suites if available. Primary goal is to see whether
# everything is building ok on a given platform, with one shot.
TRIED_BUILD=false
if (command -v gcc) >/dev/null ; then
TRIED_BUILD=true
BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn-gcc "$0" || exit
else
echo "SKIPPING BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn-gcc: compiler not found" >&2
fi
if (command -v clang) >/dev/null ; then
TRIED_BUILD=true
BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn-clang "$0" || exit
else
echo "SKIPPING BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn-clang: compiler not found" >&2
fi
if ! $TRIED_BUILD ; then
echo "FAILED to run: no default-named compilers were found" >&2
exit 1
fi
exit 0
;;
fightwarn-gcc)
CC="gcc"
CXX="g++"
CPP="cpp"
BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn
;;
fightwarn-clang)
CC="clang"
CXX="clang++"
if (command -v clang-cpp) >/dev/null 2>/dev/null ; then
CPP="clang-cpp"
else
CPP="clang -E"
fi
BUILD_TYPE=fightwarn
;;
esac
if [ "$BUILD_TYPE" = fightwarn ]; then
# For CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS keep caller or compiler defaults
# (including C/C++ revision)
BUILD_TYPE=default-all-errors
#BUILD_WARNFATAL=yes
# configure => "yes" except for antique compilers
BUILD_WARNFATAL=auto
# Current fightwarn goal is to have no warnings at preset level below,
# or at the level defaulted with configure.ac (perhaps considering the
# compiler version, etc.):
#[ -n "$BUILD_WARNOPT" ] || BUILD_WARNOPT=hard
#[ -n "$BUILD_WARNOPT" ] || BUILD_WARNOPT=medium
# configure => default to medium, detect by compiler type
[ -n "$BUILD_WARNOPT" ] || BUILD_WARNOPT=auto
# Eventually this constraint would be removed to check all present
# SSL implementations since their ifdef-driven codebases differ and
# emit varied warnings. But so far would be nice to get the majority
# of shared codebase clean first:
#[ -n "$NUT_SSL_VARIANTS" ] || NUT_SSL_VARIANTS=auto
# Similarly for libusb implementations with varying support
#[ -n "$NUT_USB_VARIANTS" ] || NUT_USB_VARIANTS=auto
fi
# Set this to enable verbose profiling
[ -n "${CI_TIME-}" ] || CI_TIME=""
case "$CI_TIME" in
[Yy][Ee][Ss]|[Oo][Nn]|[Tt][Rr][Uu][Ee])
CI_TIME="time -p " ;;
[Nn][Oo]|[Oo][Ff][Ff]|[Ff][Aa][Ll][Ss][Ee])
CI_TIME="" ;;
esac
# Set this to enable verbose tracing
[ -n "${CI_TRACE-}" ] || CI_TRACE="no"
case "$CI_TRACE" in
[Nn][Oo]|[Oo][Ff][Ff]|[Ff][Aa][Ll][Ss][Ee])
set +x ;;
[Yy][Ee][Ss]|[Oo][Nn]|[Tt][Rr][Uu][Ee])
set -x ;;
esac
[ -n "${CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE-}" ] || CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE="true"
case "$CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE" in
[Nn][Oo]|[Oo][Ff][Ff]|[Ff][Aa][Ll][Ss][Ee])
CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE="false" ;;
[Yy][Ee][Ss]|[Oo][Nn]|[Tt][Rr][Uu][Ee])
CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE="true" ;;
esac
# Abort loops like BUILD_TYPE=default-all-errors as soon as we have a problem
# (allowing to rebuild interactively and investigate that set-up)?
[ -n "${CI_FAILFAST-}" ] || CI_FAILFAST=false
# We allow some CI setups to CI_SKIP_CHECK (avoiding it during single-process
# scripted build), so tests can be done as a visibly separate stage.
# This does not really apply to some build scenarios whose purpose is to
# loop and check many build scenarios (e.g. BUILD_TYPE="default-all-errors"
# and "fightwarn*" family), but it is up to caller when and why to set it.
# It is also a concern of the caller (for now) if actually passing the check
# relies on something this script does (set envvars, change paths...)
[ -n "${CI_SKIP_CHECK-}" ] || CI_SKIP_CHECK=false
# By default we configure and build in the same directory as source;
# and a `make distcheck` handles how we build from a tarball.
# However there are also cases where source is prepared (autogen) once,
# but is built in various directories with different configurations.
# This is something to test via CI, that recipes are not broken for
# such use-case. Note the path should be in .gitignore, e.g. equal to
# or under ./tmp/ or ./obj/ for the CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE sanity
# checks to pass.
case "${CI_BUILDDIR-}" in
"") # Not set, likeliest case
CI_BUILDDIR="`pwd`"
if [ x"${SCRIPTDIR}" = x"${CI_BUILDDIR}" ] ; then
CI_BUILDDIR="."
else
echo "=== WARNING: This build will use '${CI_BUILDDIR}'"
echo "=== for an out-of-tree build of NUT with sources located"
echo "=== in '${SCRIPTDIR}'"
echo "=== PRESS CTRL+C NOW if you did not mean this! (Sleeping 5 sec)"
sleep 5
fi
;;
".") ;; # Is SCRIPTDIR, in-tree build
/*) ;; # Absolute path located somewhere else
*) # Non-trivial, relative to SCRIPTDIR, may not exist yet
CI_BUILDDIR="${SCRIPTDIR}/${CI_BUILDDIR}"
;;
esac
[ -n "$MAKE" ] || [ "$1" = spellcheck ] || MAKE=make
[ -n "$GGREP" ] || GGREP=grep
[ -n "$MAKE_FLAGS_QUIET" ] || MAKE_FLAGS_QUIET="VERBOSE=0 V=0 -s"
[ -n "$MAKE_FLAGS_VERBOSE" ] || MAKE_FLAGS_VERBOSE="VERBOSE=1 V=1 -s"
[ -n "$MAKE_FLAGS_CLEAN" ] || MAKE_FLAGS_CLEAN="${MAKE_FLAGS_QUIET}"
# This is where many symlinks like "gcc -> ../bin/ccache" reside
# (note: a "-" value requests to NOT use a CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR;
# ccache may still be used via prefixing if the tool is found in
# the PATH, unless you export CI_CCACHE_USE=no also):
if [ -z "${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR-}" ] ; then
for D in \
"/usr/lib/ccache" \
"/mingw64/lib/ccache/bin" \
"/mingw32/lib/ccache/bin" \
"/usr/lib64/ccache" \
"/usr/libexec/ccache" \
"/usr/lib/ccache/bin" \
"/usr/local/lib/ccache" \
; do
if [ -d "$D" ] ; then
if ( ls -la "$D" | grep -e ' -> .*ccache' >/dev/null) \
|| ( test -n "`find "$D" -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec grep -li ccache '{}' \;`" ) \
; then
CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR="$D" && break
else
echo "WARNING: Found potential CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR='$D' but it did not host expected symlink patterns, skipped" >&2
fi
fi
done
if [ -n "${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR-}" ] ; then
echo "INFO: Detected CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR='$CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR'; specify another explicitly if desired" >&2
else
echo "WARNING: Did not find any CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR; specify one explicitly if desired" >&2
fi
else
if [ x"${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR-}" = x- ] ; then
echo "INFO: Empty CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR was explicitly requested" >&2
CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR=""
fi
fi
# For two-phase builds (quick parallel make first, sequential retry if failed)
# how verbose should that first phase be? Nothing, automake list of ops, CLIs?
# See build_to_only_catch_errors_target() for a consumer of this setting.
case "${CI_PARMAKE_VERBOSITY-}" in
silent|quiet|verbose|default) ;;
*) CI_PARMAKE_VERBOSITY=silent ;;
esac
# Set up the parallel make with reasonable limits, using several ways to
# gather and calculate this information. Note that "psrinfo" count is not
# an honest approach (there may be limits of current CPU set etc.) but is
# a better upper bound than nothing...
[ -n "$NCPUS" ] || { \
NCPUS="`/usr/bin/getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN`" || \
NCPUS="`/usr/bin/getconf NPROCESSORS_ONLN`" || \
NCPUS="`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -wc processor`" || \
{ [ -x /usr/sbin/psrinfo ] && NCPUS="`/usr/sbin/psrinfo | wc -l`"; } \
|| NCPUS=1; } 2>/dev/null
[ x"$NCPUS" != x -a "$NCPUS" -ge 1 ] || NCPUS=1
[ x"$NPARMAKES" = x ] && { NPARMAKES="`expr "$NCPUS" '*' 2`" || NPARMAKES=2; }
[ x"$NPARMAKES" != x -a "$NPARMAKES" -ge 1 ] || NPARMAKES=2
[ x"$MAXPARMAKES" != x ] && [ "$MAXPARMAKES" -ge 1 ] && \
[ "$NPARMAKES" -gt "$MAXPARMAKES" ] && \
echo "INFO: Detected or requested NPARMAKES=$NPARMAKES," \
"however a limit of MAXPARMAKES=$MAXPARMAKES was configured" && \
NPARMAKES="$MAXPARMAKES"
# GNU make allows to limit spawning of jobs by load average of the host,
# where LA is (roughly) the average amount over the last {timeframe} of
# queued processes that are ready to compute but must wait for CPU.
# The rough estimate for VM builders however seems that they always have
# some non-trivial LA, so we set the default limit per CPU relatively high.
[ x"$PARMAKE_LA_LIMIT" = x ] && PARMAKE_LA_LIMIT="`expr $NCPUS '*' 8`".0
# After all the tunable options above, this is the one which takes effect
# for actual builds with parallel phases. Specify a whitespace to neuter.
if [ -z "$PARMAKE_FLAGS" ]; then
PARMAKE_FLAGS="-j $NPARMAKES"
if LANG=C LC_ALL=C "$MAKE" --version 2>&1 | grep -E 'GNU Make|Free Software Foundation' > /dev/null ; then
PARMAKE_FLAGS="$PARMAKE_FLAGS -l $PARMAKE_LA_LIMIT"
echo "Parallel builds would spawn up to $NPARMAKES jobs (detected $NCPUS CPUs), or peak out at $PARMAKE_LA_LIMIT system load average" >&2
else
echo "Parallel builds would spawn up to $NPARMAKES jobs (detected $NCPUS CPUs)" >&2
fi
fi
# CI builds on Jenkins
[ -z "$NODE_LABELS" ] || \
for L in $NODE_LABELS ; do
case "$L" in
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppunit=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppunit=no-gcc")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS=no-gcc ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppunit=no-clang")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS=no-clang ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppunit"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppunit=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_CPPUNIT_TESTS=yes ;;
# Some (QEMU) builders have issues running valgrind as a tool
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=valgrind=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_VALGRIND_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_VALGRIND_TESTS=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=valgrind"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=valgrind=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_VALGRIND_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_VALGRIND_TESTS=yes ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppcheck=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_CPPCHECK_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_CPPCHECK_TESTS=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppcheck"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cppcheck=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_CPPCHECK_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_CPPCHECK_TESTS=yes ;;
# Some workers (presumably where several executors or separate
# Jenkins agents) are enabled randomly fail NIT tests, once in
# a hundred runs or so. This option allows isolated workers to
# proclaim they are safe places to "make check-NIT" (and we can
# see if that is true, over time).
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=NIT=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_NIT_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_NIT_TESTS=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=NIT"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=NIT=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_NIT_TESTS" ] || CANBUILD_NIT_TESTS=yes ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=docs:man=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_DOCS_MAN" ] || CANBUILD_DOCS_MAN=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=docs:man"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=docs:man=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_DOCS_MAN" ] || CANBUILD_DOCS_MAN=yes ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=docs:all=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_DOCS_ALL" ] || CANBUILD_DOCS_ALL=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=docs:all"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=docs:all=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_DOCS_ALL" ] || CANBUILD_DOCS_ALL=yes ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=drivers:all=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_DRIVERS_ALL" ] || CANBUILD_DRIVERS_ALL=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=drivers:all"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=drivers:all=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_DRIVERS_ALL" ] || CANBUILD_DRIVERS_ALL=yes ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cgi=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI" ] || CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cgi"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=cgi=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI" ] || CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI=yes ;;
# Currently for nut-scanner, might be more later - hence agnostic naming:
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=libltdl=no")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_WITH_LIBLTDL" ] || CANBUILD_WITH_LIBLTDL=no ;;
"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=libltdl"|"NUT_BUILD_CAPS=libltdl=yes")
[ -n "$CANBUILD_WITH_LIBLTDL" ] || CANBUILD_WITH_LIBLTDL=yes ;;
esac
done
if [ -z "$CI_OS_NAME" ]; then
# Check for dynaMatrix node labels support and map into a simple
# classification styled after (compatible with) that in Travis CI
for CI_OS_HINT in \
"$OS_FAMILY-$OS_DISTRO" \
"`grep = /etc/os-release 2>/dev/null`" \
"`cat /etc/release 2>/dev/null`" \
"`uname -o 2>/dev/null`" \
"`uname -s -r -v 2>/dev/null`" \
"`uname -a`" \
"`uname`" \
; do
[ -z "$CI_OS_HINT" -o "$CI_OS_HINT" = "-" ] || break
done
case "`echo "$CI_OS_HINT" | tr 'A-Z' 'a-z'`" in
*freebsd*)
CI_OS_NAME="freebsd" ;;
*openbsd*)
CI_OS_NAME="openbsd" ;;
*netbsd*)
CI_OS_NAME="netbsd" ;;
*debian*|*ubuntu*)
CI_OS_NAME="debian" ;;
*centos*|*fedora*|*redhat*|*rhel*)
CI_OS_NAME="centos" ;;
*linux*)
CI_OS_NAME="linux" ;;
*msys2*)
CI_OS_NAME="windows-msys2" ;;
*mingw*64*)
CI_OS_NAME="windows-mingw64" ;;
*mingw*32*)
CI_OS_NAME="windows-mingw32" ;;
*windows*)
CI_OS_NAME="windows" ;;
*[Mm]ac*|*arwin*|*[Oo][Ss][Xx]*)
CI_OS_NAME="osx" ;;
*openindiana*)
CI_OS_NAME="openindiana" ;;
*omnios*)
CI_OS_NAME="omnios" ;;
*bsd*)
CI_OS_NAME="bsd" ;;
*illumos*)
CI_OS_NAME="illumos" ;;
*solaris*)
CI_OS_NAME="solaris" ;;
*sunos*)
CI_OS_NAME="sunos" ;;
"-") ;;
*) echo "WARNING: Could not recognize CI_OS_NAME from CI_OS_HINT='$CI_OS_HINT', update './ci_build.sh' if needed" >&2
if [ "$OS_FAMILY-$OS_DISTRO" != "-" ]; then
echo "WARNING: I was told that OS_FAMILY='$OS_FAMILY' and OS_DISTRO='$OS_DISTRO'" >&2
fi
;;
esac
[ -z "$CI_OS_NAME" ] || echo "INFO: Detected CI_OS_NAME='$CI_OS_NAME'" >&2
fi
# CI builds on Travis
[ -n "$CI_OS_NAME" ] || CI_OS_NAME="$TRAVIS_OS_NAME"
case "${CI_OS_NAME}" in
windows*)
# At the moment WIN32 builds are quite particular in their
# desires, for headers to declare what is needed, and yet
# there is currently not much real variation in supportable
# build environment (mingw variants). Lest we hardcode
# stuff in configure script, define some here:
case "$CFLAGS" in
*-D_POSIX=*) ;;
*) CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -D_POSIX=1" ;;
esac
case "$CFLAGS" in
*-D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=*) ;;
*) CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=200112L" ;;
esac
case "$CFLAGS" in
*-D_WIN32_WINNT=*) ;;
*) CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -D_WIN32_WINNT=0xffff" ;;
esac
case "$CXXFLAGS" in
*-D_POSIX=*) ;;
*) CXXFLAGS="$CXXFLAGS -D_POSIX=1" ;;
esac
case "$CXXFLAGS" in
*-D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=*) ;;
*) CXXFLAGS="$CXXFLAGS -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=200112L" ;;
esac
case "$CXXFLAGS" in
*-D_WIN32_WINNT=*) ;;
*) CXXFLAGS="$CXXFLAGS -D_WIN32_WINNT=0xffff" ;;
esac
;;
esac
# Analyze some environmental choices
if [ -z "${CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI-}" ]; then
# No prereq dll and headers on win so far
[[ "$CI_OS_NAME" = "windows" ]] && CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI=no
# NUT CI farm with Jenkins can build it; Travis could not
[[ "$CI_OS_NAME" = "freebsd" ]] && CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI=yes \
|| [[ "$TRAVIS_OS_NAME" = "freebsd" ]] && CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI=no
# See also below for some compiler-dependent decisions
fi
if [ -z "${PKG_CONFIG-}" ]; then
# Default to using one from PATH, if any - mostly for config tuning done
# below in this script
# DO NOT "export" it here so configure script can find one for the build
PKG_CONFIG="pkg-config"
fi
# Would hold full path to the CONFIGURE_SCRIPT="${SCRIPTDIR}/${CONFIGURE_SCRIPT_FILENAME}"
CONFIGURE_SCRIPT=""
autogen_get_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT() {
# Autogen once (delete the file if some scenario ever requires to re-autogen)
if [ -n "${CONFIGURE_SCRIPT}" -a -s "${CONFIGURE_SCRIPT}" ] ; then return 0 ; fi
pushd "${SCRIPTDIR}" || exit
if [[ "$CI_OS_NAME" == "windows" ]] ; then
# Debug once
[ -n "$CONFIGURE_SCRIPT" ] || find . -ls
CONFIGURE_SCRIPT="configure.bat"
else
CONFIGURE_SCRIPT="configure"
fi
if [ ! -s "./$CONFIGURE_SCRIPT" ]; then
# Note: modern auto(re)conf requires pkg-config to generate the configure
# script, so to stage the situation of building without one (as if on an
# older system) we have to remove it when we already have the script.
# This matches the use-case of distro-building from release tarballs that
# include all needed pre-generated files to rely less on OS facilities.
if [ "$CI_OS_NAME" = "windows" ] ; then
$CI_TIME ./autogen.sh || true
else
$CI_TIME ./autogen.sh ### 2>/dev/null
fi || exit
fi
# Retain the full path to configure script file
CONFIGURE_SCRIPT="${SCRIPTDIR}/${CONFIGURE_SCRIPT}"
popd || exit
}
configure_CI_BUILDDIR() {
autogen_get_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT
if [ "${CI_BUILDDIR}" != "." ]; then
# Per above, we always start this routine in absolute $SCRIPTDIR
echo "=== Running NUT build out-of-tree in ${CI_BUILDDIR}"
mkdir -p "${CI_BUILDDIR}" && cd "${CI_BUILDDIR}" || exit
fi
}
configure_nut() {
configure_CI_BUILDDIR
# Note: maintainer-clean checks remove this, and then some systems'
# build toolchains noisily complain about missing LD path candidate
if [ -n "$BUILD_PREFIX" ]; then
# tmp/lib/
mkdir -p "$BUILD_PREFIX"/lib
fi
if [ -n "$INST_PREFIX" ]; then
# .inst/
mkdir -p "$INST_PREFIX"
fi
# Help copy-pasting build setups from CI logs to terminal:
local CONFIG_OPTS_STR="`for F in "${CONFIG_OPTS[@]}" ; do echo "'$F' " ; done`" ### | tr '\n' ' '`"
while : ; do # Note the CI_SHELL_IS_FLAKY=true support below
echo "=== CONFIGURING NUT: $CONFIGURE_SCRIPT ${CONFIG_OPTS_STR}"
echo "=== CC='$CC' CXX='$CXX' CPP='$CPP'"
[ -z "${CI_SHELL_IS_FLAKY-}" ] || echo "=== CI_SHELL_IS_FLAKY='$CI_SHELL_IS_FLAKY'"
$CI_TIME $CONFIGURE_SCRIPT "${CONFIG_OPTS[@]}" \
&& return 0 \
|| { RES_CFG=$?
echo "FAILED ($RES_CFG) to configure nut, will dump config.log in a second to help troubleshoot CI" >&2
echo " (or press Ctrl+C to abort now if running interactively)" >&2
sleep 5
echo "=========== DUMPING config.log :"
$GGREP -B 100 -A 1 'Cache variables' config.log 2>/dev/null \
|| cat config.log || true
echo "=========== END OF config.log"
if [ "${CI_SHELL_IS_FLAKY-}" = true ]; then
# Real-life story from the trenches: there are weird systems
# which fail ./configure in random spots not due to script's
# quality. Then we'd just loop here.
echo "WOULD BE FATAL: FAILED ($RES_CFG) to $CONFIGURE_SCRIPT ${CONFIG_OPTS[*]} -- but asked to loop trying" >&2
else
echo "FATAL: FAILED ($RES_CFG) to $CONFIGURE_SCRIPT ${CONFIG_OPTS[*]}" >&2
echo "If you are sure this is not a fault of scripting or config option, try" >&2
echo " CI_SHELL_IS_FLAKY=true $0"
exit $RES_CFG
fi
}
done
}
build_to_only_catch_errors_target() {
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
build_to_only_catch_errors_target all ; return $?
fi
# Sub-shells to avoid crashing with "unhandled" faults in "set -e" mode:
( echo "`date`: Starting the parallel build attempt (quietly to build what we can) for '$@' ..."; \
( case "${CI_PARMAKE_VERBOSITY}" in
silent)
# Note: stderr would still expose errors and warnings (needed for
# e.g. CI analysis of coding issues, even if not treated as fatal)
$CI_TIME $MAKE $MAKE_FLAGS_QUIET -k $PARMAKE_FLAGS "$@" >/dev/null ;;
quiet)
$CI_TIME $MAKE $MAKE_FLAGS_QUIET -k $PARMAKE_FLAGS "$@" ;;
silent)
$CI_TIME $MAKE $MAKE_FLAGS_VERBOSE -k $PARMAKE_FLAGS "$@" ;;
default)
$CI_TIME $MAKE -k $PARMAKE_FLAGS "$@" ;;
esac ) && echo "`date`: SUCCESS" ; ) || \
( echo "`date`: Starting the sequential build attempt (to list remaining files with errors considered fatal for this build configuration) for '$@'..."; \
$CI_TIME $MAKE $MAKE_FLAGS_VERBOSE "$@" -k ) || return $?
return 0
}
build_to_only_catch_errors() {
build_to_only_catch_errors_target all || return $?
if [ "${CI_SKIP_CHECK}" = true ] ; then
echo "`date`: SKIP: not starting a '$MAKE check' for quick sanity test of the products built with the current compiler and standards, because caller requested CI_SKIP_CHECK=true; plain build has just succeeded however"
return 0
fi
echo "`date`: Starting a '$MAKE check' for quick sanity test of the products built with the current compiler and standards"
$CI_TIME $MAKE $MAKE_FLAGS_QUIET check \
&& echo "`date`: SUCCESS" \
|| return $?
return 0
}
ccache_stats() {
local WHEN="$1"
[ -n "$WHEN" ] || WHEN="some time around the"
if [ "$HAVE_CCACHE" = yes ]; then
if [ -d "$CCACHE_DIR" ]; then
echo "CCache stats $WHEN build:"
ccache -s || true
else
echo "WARNING: CCache stats $WHEN build: tool is enabled, but CCACHE_DIR='$CCACHE_DIR' was not found now" >&2
fi
fi
return 0
}
check_gitignore() {
# Optional envvars from caller: FILE_DESCR FILE_REGEX FILE_GLOB
# and GIT_ARGS GIT_DIFF_SHOW
local BUILT_TARGETS="$@"
[ -n "${FILE_DESCR-}" ] || FILE_DESCR="some"
# Note: regex actually used starts with catching Git markup, so
# FILE_REGEX should not include that nor "^" line-start marker.
# We also rule out files made by CI routines and this script.
# NOTEL: In particular, we need build results of `make cppcheck`
# later, so its recipe does not clean nor care for gitignore.
[ -n "${FILE_REGEX-}" ] || FILE_REGEX='.*'
# Shell-glob filename pattern for points of interest to git status
# and git diff; note that filenames starting with a dot should be
# reported by `git status -- '*'` and not hidden.
[ -n "${FILE_GLOB-}" ] || FILE_GLOB='*'
[ -n "${GIT_ARGS-}" ] || GIT_ARGS='' # e.g. GIT_ARGS="--ignored"
# Display contents of the diff?
# (Helps copy-paste from CI logs to source to amend quickly)
[ -n "${GIT_DIFF_SHOW-}" ] || GIT_DIFF_SHOW=true
[ -n "${BUILT_TARGETS-}" ] || BUILT_TARGETS="all? (usual default)"
echo "=== Are GitIgnores good after '$MAKE $BUILT_TARGETS'? (should have no output below)"
if [ ! -e .git ]; then
echo "WARNING: Skipping the GitIgnores check after '$BUILT_TARGETS' because there is no `pwd`/.git anymore" >&2
return 0
fi
# One invocation should report to log:
git status $GIT_ARGS -s -- "${FILE_GLOB}" \
| grep -E -v '^.. \.ci.*\.log.*' \
| grep -E "${FILE_REGEX}" \
|| echo "WARNING: Could not query git repo while in `pwd`" >&2
echo "==="
# Another invocation checks that there was nothing to complain about:
if [ -n "`git status $GIT_ARGS -s "${FILE_GLOB}" | grep -E -v '^.. \.ci.*\.log.*' | grep -E "^.. ${FILE_REGEX}"`" ] \
&& [ "$CI_REQUIRE_GOOD_GITIGNORE" != false ] \
; then
echo "FATAL: There are changes in $FILE_DESCR files listed above - tracked sources should be updated in the PR (even if generated - not all builders can do so), and build products should be added to a .gitignore file, everything made should be cleaned and no tracked files should be removed!" >&2
if [ "$GIT_DIFF_SHOW" = true ]; then
PAGER=cat git diff -- "${FILE_GLOB}" || true
fi
echo "==="
return 1
fi
return 0
}
can_clean_check() {
if [ "${DO_CLEAN_CHECK-}" = "no" ] ; then
# NOTE: Not handling here particular DO_MAINTAINER_CLEAN_CHECK or DO_DIST_CLEAN_CHECK
return 1
fi
if [ -s Makefile ] && [ -e .git ] ; then
return 0
fi
return 1
}
optional_maintainer_clean_check() {
if [ ! -e .git ]; then
echo "Skipping maintainer-clean check because there is no .git" >&2
return 0
fi
if [ ! -e Makefile ]; then
echo "WARNING: Skipping maintainer-clean check because there is no Makefile (did we clean in a loop earlier?)" >&2
return 0
fi
if [ "${DO_CLEAN_CHECK-}" = "no" ] || [ "${DO_MAINTAINER_CLEAN_CHECK-}" = "no" ] ; then
echo "Skipping maintainer-clean check because recipe/developer said so"
else
[ -z "$CI_TIME" ] || echo "`date`: Starting maintainer-clean check of currently tested project..."
# Note: currently Makefile.am has just a dummy "distcleancheck" rule
case "$MAKE_FLAGS $DISTCHECK_FLAGS $PARMAKE_FLAGS $MAKE_FLAGS_CLEAN" in
*V=0*)
$CI_TIME $MAKE DISTCHECK_FLAGS="$DISTCHECK_FLAGS" $PARMAKE_FLAGS $MAKE_FLAGS_CLEAN maintainer-clean > /dev/null || return
;;
*)
$CI_TIME $MAKE DISTCHECK_FLAGS="$DISTCHECK_FLAGS" $PARMAKE_FLAGS $MAKE_FLAGS_CLEAN maintainer-clean || return
esac
GIT_ARGS="--ignored" check_gitignore "maintainer-clean" || return
fi
return 0
}
optional_dist_clean_check() {
if [ ! -e .git ]; then
echo "Skipping distclean check because there is no .git" >&2
return 0
fi
if [ ! -e Makefile ]; then
echo "WARNING: Skipping distclean check because there is no Makefile (did we clean in a loop earlier?)" >&2
return 0
fi
if [ "${DO_CLEAN_CHECK-}" = "no" ] || [ "${DO_DIST_CLEAN_CHECK-}" = "no" ] ; then
echo "Skipping distclean check because recipe/developer said so"
else
[ -z "$CI_TIME" ] || echo "`date`: Starting dist-clean check of currently tested project..."
# Note: currently Makefile.am has just a dummy "distcleancheck" rule
$CI_TIME $MAKE DISTCHECK_FLAGS="$DISTCHECK_FLAGS" $PARMAKE_FLAGS $MAKE_FLAGS_CLEAN distclean || return
check_gitignore "distclean" || return
fi
return 0
}
if [ "$1" = inplace ] && [ -z "$BUILD_TYPE" ] ; then
shift
BUILD_TYPE="inplace"
fi
if [ "$1" = spellcheck ] && [ -z "$BUILD_TYPE" ] ; then
# Note: this is a little hack to reduce typing
# and scrolling in (docs) developer iterations.
if [ -z "${MAKE-}" ] ; then
if (command -v gmake) >/dev/null 2>/dev/null ; then
# GNU make processes quiet mode better, which helps with this use-case
MAKE=gmake
else
# Use system default, there should be one
MAKE=make
fi
export MAKE
fi
case "$CI_OS_NAME" in
windows-msys2)
# https://github.com/msys2/MSYS2-packages/issues/2088
echo "=========================================================================="
echo "WARNING: some MSYS2 builds of aspell are broken with 'tex' support"
echo "Are you sure you run this in a functional build environment? Ctrl+C if not"
echo "=========================================================================="
sleep 5
;;
*) if ! (command -v aspell) 2>/dev/null >/dev/null ; then
echo "=========================================================================="
echo "WARNING: Seems you do not have 'aspell' in PATH (but maybe NUT configure"
echo "script would find the spellchecking toolkit elsewhere)"
echo "Are you sure you run this in a functional build environment? Ctrl+C if not"
echo "=========================================================================="
sleep 5
fi
;;
esac >&2
if [ -s Makefile ] && [ -s docs/Makefile ]; then
echo "Processing quick and quiet spellcheck with already existing recipe files, will only report errors if any ..."
build_to_only_catch_errors_target spellcheck ; exit
else
BUILD_TYPE="default-spellcheck"
shift
fi
fi
echo "Processing BUILD_TYPE='${BUILD_TYPE}' ..."
echo "Build host settings:"
set | grep -E '^(PATH|.*CCACHE.*|CI_.*|OS_.*|CANBUILD_.*|NODE_LABELS|MAKE|C.*FLAGS|LDFLAGS|ARCH.*|BITS.*|CC|CXX|CPP|DO_.*|BUILD_.*)=' || true
uname -a
echo "LONG_BIT:`getconf LONG_BIT` WORD_BIT:`getconf WORD_BIT`" || true
if command -v xxd >/dev/null ; then xxd -c 1 -l 6 | tail -1; else if command -v od >/dev/null; then od -N 1 -j 5 -b | head -1 ; else hexdump -s 5 -n 1 -C | head -1; fi; fi < /bin/ls 2>/dev/null | awk '($2 == 1){print "Endianness: LE"}; ($2 == 2){print "Endianness: BE"}' || true
case "$BUILD_TYPE" in
default|default-alldrv|default-alldrv:no-distcheck|default-all-errors|default-spellcheck|default-shellcheck|default-nodoc|default-withdoc|default-withdoc:man|"default-tgt:"*)
LANG=C
LC_ALL=C
export LANG LC_ALL
if [ -d "./tmp/" ]; then
rm -rf ./tmp/
fi
if [ -d "./.inst/" ]; then
rm -rf ./.inst/
fi
# Pre-create locations; tmp/lib in particular to avoid (on MacOS xcode):
# ld: warning: directory not found for option '-L/Users/distiller/project/tmp/lib'
# Note that maintainer-clean checks can remove these directory trees,
# so we re-create them just in case in the configure_nut() method too.
mkdir -p tmp/lib .inst/
BUILD_PREFIX="$PWD/tmp"
INST_PREFIX="$PWD/.inst"
echo "PATH='$PATH' before possibly applying CCACHE into the mix"
( echo "$PATH" | grep ccache ) >/dev/null && echo "WARNING: ccache is already in PATH"
if [ -n "$CC" ]; then
echo "CC='$CC' before possibly applying CCACHE into the mix"
$CC --version $CFLAGS || \
$CC --version || true
fi
if [ -n "$CXX" ]; then
echo "CXX='$CXX' before possibly applying CCACHE into the mix"
$CXX --version $CXXFLAGS || \
$CXX --version || true
fi
if [ x"${CI_CCACHE_USE-}" = xno ]; then
HAVE_CCACHE=no
CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR=""
echo "WARNING: Caller required to not use ccache even if available" >&2
else
if [ -n "${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}" ]; then
# Tell ccache the PATH without itself in it, to avoid loops processing
PATH="`echo "$PATH" | sed -e 's,^'"${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}"'/?:,,' -e 's,:'"${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}"'/?:,,' -e 's,:'"${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}"'/?$,,' -e 's,^'"${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}"'/?$,,'`"
fi
CCACHE_PATH="$PATH"
CCACHE_DIR="${HOME}/.ccache"
export CCACHE_PATH CCACHE_DIR PATH
HAVE_CCACHE=no
if (command -v ccache || which ccache) \
&& ( [ -z "${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}" ] || ls -la "${CI_CCACHE_SYMLINKDIR}" ) \
; then
HAVE_CCACHE=yes
fi
mkdir -p "${CCACHE_DIR}"/ || HAVE_CCACHE=no
fi
ccache_stats "before"
CONFIG_OPTS=()
COMMON_CFLAGS=""
EXTRA_CFLAGS=""
EXTRA_CPPFLAGS=""
EXTRA_CXXFLAGS=""
is_gnucc() {
if [ -n "$1" ] && LANG=C "$1" --version 2>&1 | grep 'Free Software Foundation' > /dev/null ; then true ; else false ; fi
}
is_clang() {
if [ -n "$1" ] && LANG=C "$1" --version 2>&1 | grep 'clang version' > /dev/null ; then true ; else false ; fi
}
filter_version() {
# Starting with number like "6.0.0" or "7.5.0-il-0" is fair game,
# but a "gcc-4.4.4-il-4" (starting with "gcc") is not
sed -e 's,^.* \([0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][^ ),]*\).*$,\1,' -e 's, .*$,,' | grep -E '^[0-9]' | head -1
}
ver_gnucc() {
[ -n "$1" ] && LANG=C "$1" --version 2>&1 | grep -i gcc | filter_version
}
ver_clang() {
[ -n "$1" ] && LANG=C "$1" --version 2>&1 | grep -i 'clang' | filter_version
}
COMPILER_FAMILY=""
if [ -n "$CC" -a -n "$CXX" ]; then
if is_gnucc "$CC" && is_gnucc "$CXX" ; then
COMPILER_FAMILY="GCC"
export CC CXX
elif is_clang "$CC" && is_clang "$CXX" ; then
COMPILER_FAMILY="CLANG"
export CC CXX
fi
else
# Generally we prefer GCC unless it is very old so we can't impact
# its warnings and complaints.
if is_gnucc "gcc" && is_gnucc "g++" ; then
# Autoconf would pick this by default
COMPILER_FAMILY="GCC"
[ -n "$CC" ] || CC=gcc
[ -n "$CXX" ] || CXX=g++
export CC CXX
elif is_gnucc "cc" && is_gnucc "c++" ; then
COMPILER_FAMILY="GCC"
[ -n "$CC" ] || CC=cc
[ -n "$CXX" ] || CXX=c++
export CC CXX
fi
if ( [ "$COMPILER_FAMILY" = "GCC" ] && \
case "`ver_gnucc "$CC"`" in
[123].*) true ;;
4.[0123][.,-]*) true ;;
4.[0123]) true ;;
*) false ;;
esac && \
case "`ver_gnucc "$CXX"`" in
[123].*) true ;;
4.[0123][.,-]*) true ;;
4.[0123]) true ;;
*) false ;;
esac
) ; then
echo "NOTE: default GCC here is very old, do we have a CLANG instead?.." >&2
COMPILER_FAMILY="GCC_OLD"
fi
if [ -z "$COMPILER_FAMILY" ] || [ "$COMPILER_FAMILY" = "GCC_OLD" ]; then
if is_clang "clang" && is_clang "clang++" ; then
# Autoconf would pick this by default
[ "$COMPILER_FAMILY" = "GCC_OLD" ] && CC="" && CXX=""
COMPILER_FAMILY="CLANG"
[ -n "$CC" ] || CC=clang
[ -n "$CXX" ] || CXX=clang++
export CC CXX
elif is_clang "cc" && is_clang "c++" ; then
[ "$COMPILER_FAMILY" = "GCC_OLD" ] && CC="" && CXX=""
COMPILER_FAMILY="CLANG"
[ -n "$CC" ] || CC=cc
[ -n "$CXX" ] || CXX=c++
export CC CXX
fi
fi
if [ "$COMPILER_FAMILY" = "GCC_OLD" ]; then
COMPILER_FAMILY="GCC"
fi
fi
if [ -n "$CPP" ] ; then
# Note: can be a multi-token name like "clang -E" or just not a full pathname
( [ -x "$CPP" ] || $CPP --help >/dev/null 2>/dev/null ) && export CPP
else
if is_gnucc "cpp" ; then
CPP=cpp && export CPP
else
case "$COMPILER_FAMILY" in
CLANG*|GCC*) CPP="$CC -E" && export CPP ;;
esac
fi
fi
if [ -z "${CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI-}" ]; then
if [[ "$CI_OS_NAME" = "openindiana" ]] ; then
# For some reason, here gcc-4.x (4.4.4, 4.9) have a problem with
# configure-time checks of libgd; newer compilers fare okay.
# Feel free to revise this if the distro packages are fixed
# (or the way configure script and further build uses them).
# UPDATE: Per https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/pull/1089
# This is a systems issue (in current OpenIndiana 2021.04 built
# with a newer GCC version, the older GCC is not ABI compatible
# with the libgd shared object file). Maybe this warrants later
# caring about not just the CI_OS_NAME but also CI_OS_RELEASE...
if [[ "$COMPILER_FAMILY" = "GCC" ]]; then
case "`LANG=C $CC --version | head -1`" in
*[\ -][01234].*)
echo "WARNING: Seems we are running with gcc-4.x or older on $CI_OS_NAME, which last had known issues with libgd; disabling CGI for this build"
CANBUILD_LIBGD_CGI=no
;;
esac
fi
fi
fi
# Note: Potentially there can be spaces in entries for multiple
# *FLAGS here; this should be okay as long as entry expands to
# one token when calling shell (may not be the case for distcheck)
CONFIG_OPTS+=("CFLAGS=-I${BUILD_PREFIX}/include ${CFLAGS}")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("CPPFLAGS=-I${BUILD_PREFIX}/include ${CPPFLAGS}")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("CXXFLAGS=-I${BUILD_PREFIX}/include ${CXXFLAGS}")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("LDFLAGS=-L${BUILD_PREFIX}/lib ${LDFLAGS}")
DEFAULT_PKG_CONFIG_PATH="${BUILD_PREFIX}/lib/pkgconfig"
SYSPKG_CONFIG_PATH="" # Let the OS guess... usually
case "`echo "$CI_OS_NAME" | tr 'A-Z' 'a-z'`" in
*openindiana*|*omnios*|*solaris*|*illumos*|*sunos*)
case "$CC$CXX$CFLAGS$CXXFLAGS$LDFLAGS" in
*-m64*)
SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/lib/64/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/amd64/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/sparcv9/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig"
;;
*-m32*)
SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/lib/32/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/i86pc/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/i386/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/sparcv7/pkgconfig"
;;
*)
case "$ARCH$BITS" in
*64*)
SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/lib/64/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/amd64/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/sparcv9/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig"
;;
*32*)
SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/lib/32/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/i86pc/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/i386/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/sparcv7/pkgconfig"
;;
esac
;;
esac
;;
esac
if [ -n "$SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH" ] ; then
if [ -n "$PKG_CONFIG_PATH" ] ; then
PKG_CONFIG_PATH="$SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH:$PKG_CONFIG_PATH"
else
PKG_CONFIG_PATH="$SYS_PKG_CONFIG_PATH"
fi
fi
if [ -n "$PKG_CONFIG_PATH" ] ; then
CONFIG_OPTS+=("PKG_CONFIG_PATH=${DEFAULT_PKG_CONFIG_PATH}:${PKG_CONFIG_PATH}")
else
CONFIG_OPTS+=("PKG_CONFIG_PATH=${DEFAULT_PKG_CONFIG_PATH}")
fi
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--enable-keep_nut_report_feature")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--prefix=${BUILD_PREFIX}")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--sysconfdir=${BUILD_PREFIX}/etc/nut")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--with-udev-dir=${BUILD_PREFIX}/etc/udev")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--with-devd-dir=${BUILD_PREFIX}/etc/devd")
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--with-hotplug-dir=${BUILD_PREFIX}/etc/hotplug")
if [ x"${INPLACE_RUNTIME-}" = xtrue ]; then
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--enable-inplace-runtime")
fi
# TODO: Consider `--enable-maintainer-mode` to add recipes that
# would quickly regenerate Makefile(.in) if you edit Makefile.am
# TODO: Resolve port-collision reliably (for multi-executor agents)
# and enable the test for CI runs. Bonus for making it quieter.
if [ "${CANBUILD_NIT_TESTS-}" != no ] ; then
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--enable-check-NIT")
else
echo "WARNING: Build agent does not say it can reliably 'make check-NIT'" >&2
CONFIG_OPTS+=("--disable-check-NIT")
fi