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Reorganise build system to go via generating C This has two main advantages: firstly, it actually makes the build slightly faster and less memory intensive, because Idris doesn't fork a new process and eat all the memory! Secondly, it means we can build a distribution with the C file, for building on machines which don't have Idris 1 available. Also includes a script for building such a distribution. I expect someone who is better a writing Makefiles than me can tidy this up. There are almost certainly problems on Windows too - please help if you can! There are new Make targets 'all-fromc' and 'install-fromc' which don't require building from Idris source, so that we can build with no Idris 1 available. A small consequence: make install-exec no longer builds the idris2 executable, just installs it.
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#!/bin/sh
if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
echo "Usage: ./mkdist.sh [version]"
exit 1
fi
mkdir -p idris2-$1
# Copy the source, but without build artefacts
rsync -avm --include='*.idr' -f 'hide,! */' src idris2-$1
rsync -avm --include-from='srcfiles' -f 'hide,! */' libs idris2-$1
rsync -avm --include-from='srcfiles' -f 'hide,! */' samples idris2-$1
rsync -avm --include-from='srcfiles' -f 'hide,! */' docs idris2-$1
rsync -avm --include-from='srcfiles' -f 'hide,! */' tests idris2-$1
# Copy run time support for Idris 1
rsync -avm --include-from='srcfiles' -f 'hide,! */' dist idris2-$1
# Copy run time support for Idris 2
cp -r support idris2-$1/support
# Copy top level files and docs
Add --dumpcases option Output goes in the same directory as the generated code (so build/exec/<appname>_app for the Chez back end)
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cp *.md CONTRIBUTORS Makefile LICENSE *.ipkg idris2-$1
Reorganise build system to go via generating C This has two main advantages: firstly, it actually makes the build slightly faster and less memory intensive, because Idris doesn't fork a new process and eat all the memory! Secondly, it means we can build a distribution with the C file, for building on machines which don't have Idris 1 available. Also includes a script for building such a distribution. I expect someone who is better a writing Makefiles than me can tidy this up. There are almost certainly problems on Windows too - please help if you can! There are new Make targets 'all-fromc' and 'install-fromc' which don't require building from Idris source, so that we can build with no Idris 1 available. A small consequence: make install-exec no longer builds the idris2 executable, just installs it.
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tar zcvf idris2-$1.tgz idris2-$1
Add Idris.Version to ipkg
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shasum -a 256 idris2-$1.tgz > idris2-$1.tgz.sha256
Reorganise build system to go via generating C This has two main advantages: firstly, it actually makes the build slightly faster and less memory intensive, because Idris doesn't fork a new process and eat all the memory! Secondly, it means we can build a distribution with the C file, for building on machines which don't have Idris 1 available. Also includes a script for building such a distribution. I expect someone who is better a writing Makefiles than me can tidy this up. There are almost certainly problems on Windows too - please help if you can! There are new Make targets 'all-fromc' and 'install-fromc' which don't require building from Idris source, so that we can build with no Idris 1 available. A small consequence: make install-exec no longer builds the idris2 executable, just installs it.
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echo "Did you remember to:"
Add Idris.Version to ipkg
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echo "\tmake clean?"
Reorganise build system to go via generating C This has two main advantages: firstly, it actually makes the build slightly faster and less memory intensive, because Idris doesn't fork a new process and eat all the memory! Secondly, it means we can build a distribution with the C file, for building on machines which don't have Idris 1 available. Also includes a script for building such a distribution. I expect someone who is better a writing Makefiles than me can tidy this up. There are almost certainly problems on Windows too - please help if you can! There are new Make targets 'all-fromc' and 'install-fromc' which don't require building from Idris source, so that we can build with no Idris 1 available. A small consequence: make install-exec no longer builds the idris2 executable, just installs it.
2020-03-05 20:12:58 +03:00
echo "\tmake dist/idris2.c?"
echo "\ttag the release?"
echo "\tset the -O2 flag?"
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