On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 4:43 PM, Antti Kantee <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey all y'all,
>
> Something that has bugged me about buildrump.sh for a long time is that
> it's not obvious which options are used/recorded with which commands.
> For example, "./buildrump.sh -q tools build" will do a quiet build, but
> "./buildrump.sh tools; ./buildrump.sh -q build" will not. As an example
> of some concrete problems, see the buildnb.sh script in the rumprun
> repository. So, how to fix this?
>
> On the high level, I'm thinking about two changes:
> * adding a "config" command, which will store parameters in a config file
> * make all parameters from the config file overridable by command line
> params. notably, unlike "config", this would not store parameters, just
> use them in the current invocation
>
> The config would be selectable by using -c <configname>.
>
> I'm thinking of making one user-visible change: for simplicity, make the
> config name same as the rumpmake wrapper, so if you want to use
> <configname> when running make manually, you'd just run <configname>
> (cf. "rumpmake"). However, this means that the config would be a
> (-c,-T) tuple. Since the default for -T is obj/tooldir, it depends on
> the object directory location. So, to avoid the default value of -T
> depending on -o, I'm planning of changing the default value of -T to
> ./tooldir.
>
> If someone has any comments on the above plan, or other concerns they'd
> want to have addressed with the build/config revamp, now's a good time
> to voice them. I'll be doing the work on the "buildconfig" branch of
> buildrump.sh on github. It will hopefully be merged at the end of this
> week.
Sounds good to me.
The only thing that has ever confused me is the doc says:
-d: location for headers/libs. default: PWD/rump
-o: location for build-time files. default: PWD/obj
-T: location for tools+rumpmake. default: PWD/obj/tooldir
-s: location of source tree. default: PWD/src
But actually if you dont specify -T it is set to ${OBJDIR}/tooldir not
PWD/obj/tooldir - thats more of a documentation issue though, I dont
think it needs changing. Happy to fix the docs once you have fixed the
build system...
Justin
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