dragonegg/extras/do_self_strap

#!/bin/bash

# This script performs an automated self-hosted build of dragonegg.  In
# other words it builds dragonegg, then builds GCC and LLVM with dragonegg,
# then uses those and dragonegg to rebuild dragonegg.  It does this a couple
# of times until it reckons you must be fed up.  At which point it checks
# that the dragonegg plugin is not changing at each iteration.
#
# This is all extreme overkill if all you want to do is try out dragonegg!  If
# that's your goal then I suggest you consult the README file one directory up.

DRAGONEGG_SOURCE=$PWD/dragonegg	# Where to check out the dragonegg source
GCC_SOURCE=$PWD/gcc		# Where to check out the GCC source
LLVM_SOURCE=$PWD/llvm		# Where to check out the LLVM source

DRAGONEGG_BUILD_BASE=$PWD/dragonegg-build	# Where to build dragonegg
GCC_BUILD_BASE=$PWD/gcc-build			# Where to build GCC
LLVM_BUILD_BASE=$PWD/llvm-build			# Where to build LLVM
GCC_INSTALL_BASE=$PWD/gcc-install		# Where to install GCC


STAGES="0 1 2"	# Determines how many times we build GCC, LLVM and dragonegg

#USE_PER_STAGE_BUILD_DIRECTORIES=0	# Do not use per-stage build directories
USE_PER_STAGE_BUILD_DIRECTORIES=1	# Use per-stage build directories, helps
					# when debugging self-host failures

USE_PER_STAGE_INSTALL_DIRECTORIES=0	# Do not use per-stage install
					# directories
#USE_PER_STAGE_INSTALL_DIRECTORIES=1	# Use per-stage install directories
# NOTE: turning on per-stage install directories automatically disables testing
# that dragonegg object files did not change from one stage to the next.  This
# is because the GCC install directory name gets embedded in the object files
# due to use of __FILE__ in headers included from the GCC install directory.


# How to configure GCC.  As a minimum you need to enable C and C++, but you can
# also enable other languages if you like.  You must specify --enable-lto.  The
# other flags are optional.  The reason for --disable-multilib is that GCC fails
# to build on my machine without it (this is a GCC issue, and has nothing to do
# with dragonegg or LLVM).
GCC_OPTIONS="--enable-lto --enable-languages=c,c++ --disable-bootstrap \
	     --disable-multilib --enable-checking"

# How to configure LLVM.  These are all optional.  On my machine, the debugger
# refuses to work with dragonegg unless I build LLVM with --disable-threads.
LLVM_OPTIONS="--enable-optimized --enable-assertions \
	      --disable-threads"


COMPARE="cmp --ignore-initial=16"	# How to compare object files
MAKE="nice -n 20 make -j -l3"		# How to run make


set -o errexit    # Exit if any command fails
shopt -s nullglob

# Turn off plugin version checking, otherwise the check may fail if all stages
# are not built on the same day, since the version contains the build date.
export dragonegg_disable_version_check=yes

# Check out or update the dragonegg source
if [ -a $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE ] ; then
  echo "Updating dragonegg"
  svn update $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE
else
  echo "Checking out dragonegg"
  svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/dragonegg/trunk $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE
fi


# Check out or update the LLVM source
if [ -a $LLVM_SOURCE ] ; then
  echo "Updating LLVM"
  svn update $LLVM_SOURCE
else
  echo "Checking out LLVM"
  svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llvm/trunk $LLVM_SOURCE
fi


# Check out or update the GCC source
if [ -a $GCC_SOURCE ] ; then
  echo "Reverting any applied patches"
  svn revert -R $GCC_SOURCE/gcc
  echo "Updating GCC"
  svn update $GCC_SOURCE
else
  echo "Checking out GCC"
  svn co svn://gcc.gnu.org/svn/gcc/trunk $GCC_SOURCE
fi


# Apply any needed patches to GCC
for PATCH in $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE/gcc-patches/*.diff ; do
  echo "Applying patch $PATCH"
  patch -d $GCC_SOURCE -p1 < $PATCH
done

PLUGIN_OPTION= # No plugin yet
PREV_DRAGONEGG_BUILD= # No previous dragonegg
for STAGE in $STAGES ; do

  if (( USE_PER_STAGE_BUILD_DIRECTORIES )) ; then
    DRAGONEGG_BUILD=$DRAGONEGG_BUILD_BASE-$STAGE
    GCC_BUILD=$GCC_BUILD_BASE-$STAGE
    LLVM_BUILD=$LLVM_BUILD_BASE-$STAGE
  else
    DRAGONEGG_BUILD=$DRAGONEGG_BUILD_BASE
    GCC_BUILD=$GCC_BUILD_BASE
    LLVM_BUILD=$LLVM_BUILD_BASE
  fi

  if (( USE_PER_STAGE_INSTALL_DIRECTORIES )) ; then
    GCC_INSTALL=$GCC_INSTALL_BASE-$STAGE
  else
    GCC_INSTALL=$GCC_INSTALL_BASE
  fi

  # ==> begin: Build and install GCC
  echo "Building stage $STAGE GCC"
  rm -fr $GCC_BUILD
  mkdir -p $GCC_BUILD
  cd $GCC_BUILD
  # NOTE: the configure arguments need to be the same at each stage, because
  # they are recorded in the plugin version information.  If they differed,
  # then object files from different stages would not compare the same.  This
  # is the reason for configuring with the same prefix at each stage, even if
  # we intend to install in a different directory each time.
  $GCC_SOURCE/configure --prefix=$GCC_INSTALL_BASE $GCC_OPTIONS
  $MAKE

  echo "Installing stage $STAGE GCC"
  rm -fr $GCC_INSTALL $GCC_INSTALL_BASE
  $MAKE install
  if [ "$GCC_INSTALL_BASE" != "$GCC_INSTALL" ] ; then
    # Move the just built GCC to its definitive install directory.
    mv $GCC_INSTALL_BASE $GCC_INSTALL
  fi
  # <== end: Build and install GCC


  # From now on compile using the newly built GCC
  export CC="$GCC_INSTALL/bin/gcc $PLUGIN_OPTION"
  export CXX="$GCC_INSTALL/bin/g++ $PLUGIN_OPTION"
  export GCC=$CC # Tells dragonegg what to build against

  # The built libstdc++ and libgcc may be more recent than the system versions.
  # Set the library path so that programs compiled with the just built GCC will
  # start successfully, rather than failing due to shared library dependencies.
  export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=`$CC -print-search-dirs | grep "^libraries:" | \
	sed "s/^libraries: *=//"`:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH


  # ==> begin: Build LLVM using the just built GCC
  echo "Building stage $STAGE LLVM"
  rm -fr $LLVM_BUILD
  mkdir -p $LLVM_BUILD
  cd $LLVM_BUILD
  $LLVM_SOURCE/configure $LLVM_OPTIONS
  $MAKE
  # <== end: Build LLVM using the just built GCC


  # From now on 'llvm-config' will be the just built one.
  export LLVM_CONFIG=$LLVM_BUILD/*/bin/llvm-config


  # ==> begin: Build dragonegg using the just built GCC and LLVM.
  echo "Building pre-stage $STAGE dragonegg"
  rm -fr $DRAGONEGG_BUILD-pre
  mkdir -p $DRAGONEGG_BUILD-pre
  cd $DRAGONEGG_BUILD-pre
  $MAKE -f $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE/Makefile clean
  SRC_DIR=$DRAGONEGG_SOURCE $MAKE -f $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE/Makefile
  # <== end: Build dragonegg using the just built GCC and DRAGONEGG.


  # Compile using the just built dragonegg.
  PLUGIN_OPTION="-fplugin=$DRAGONEGG_BUILD-pre/dragonegg.so"
  export CC="$GCC_INSTALL/bin/gcc $PLUGIN_OPTION"
  export CXX="$GCC_INSTALL/bin/g++ $PLUGIN_OPTION"
  export GCC=$CC # Tells dragonegg what to build against


  # ==> begin: Build dragonegg again using the just built dragonegg
  echo "Building stage $STAGE dragonegg with itself"
  rm -fr $DRAGONEGG_BUILD
  mkdir -p $DRAGONEGG_BUILD
  cd $DRAGONEGG_BUILD
  $MAKE -f $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE/Makefile clean
  SRC_DIR=$DRAGONEGG_SOURCE $MAKE -f $DRAGONEGG_SOURCE/Makefile
  # <== end: Build dragonegg again using the just built dragonegg


  # Compile using the self-built dragonegg.
  PLUGIN_OPTION="-fplugin=$DRAGONEGG_BUILD/dragonegg.so"
  export CC="$GCC_INSTALL/bin/gcc $PLUGIN_OPTION"
  export CXX="$GCC_INSTALL/bin/g++ $PLUGIN_OPTION"
  export GCC=$CC # Tells dragonegg what to build against


  # ==> begin: Compare the dragonegg objects with those from the previous stage
  if (( !USE_PER_STAGE_INSTALL_DIRECTORIES )) ; then

     if [ "x$PREV_DRAGONEGG_BUILD" != "x" ] ; then
       echo "Comparing $DRAGONEGG_BUILD objects to $PREV_DRAGONEGG_BUILD objects"
       cd $DRAGONEGG_BUILD
       for O in *.o ; do
         P=$PREV_DRAGONEGG_BUILD/$O
         $COMPARE $O $P
       done
     fi

  fi
  # <== end: Compare the dragonegg objects with those from the previous stage


  PREV_DRAGONEGG_BUILD=$DRAGONEGG_BUILD
done