This is the one we always want in the UI. Rather than stripping with an
outside build process, just use this.
* build-aux/Makefile.am (program-data-copy, lvroot): Copy ui/program{=>.strip}.js.
This significantly improves speed and reduces memory usage when dealing with
hundreds of test cases.
* build-aux/Makefile.am (dest_standalone_strip): New variable.
(strip, %.strip.js: New targets.
(.PHONY): Add strip target.
(check-am): Depend on strip.
* build-aux/progtest-runner: Use stripped executables.
Try to re-post message, since the previous message will have already been
read (otherwise the previous echo would have hung).
* bin/tame (EX_STALLED): New exit code.
(command-runner): Re-post message after stall. If unrecoverable, provide
a more clear error and exit with EX_STALLED.
This tries to be a bit more resilient in case a runner becomes unresponsive,
rather than waiting for tamed to kill itself.
* bin/tame (RUNNER_CMD_WAITTIME): New variable.
(command-runner): Tell runner to reload if it does not respond in
RUNNER_CMD_WAITTIME seconds.
(verify-runner-ack): New function.
* bin/tamed (mkfifos): Only keep stdin open. stdout isn't necessary, and
may have actually been causing subtle issues.
(spawn-runner): Support restarting dslc on SIGHUP.
This fixes a lot of the problems with the build by using a normal Makefile
as it is intended to be used. To do this, tamed was created. See the
manual and commit messages for more information. bin/tame{,d} also have
more information. More information will follow in the manual in the future.
There is also more cleanup to follow; I just want to get this committed so
that people can take advantage of it and stop some of the suffering.
This does not include a great deal of information, but it is a start.
* README.md: Modernize.
* doc/Makefile.am (tame_TEXINFOS): Add `about.texi'.
* doc/about.texi: New file.
* doc/tame.texi: Include it.
This will keep the intermediate files around but will still delete them on
build failure.
* build-aux/Makefile.am (.SECONDARY): Renamed from `.PRECIOUS'.
Please excuse the mess. This was taken from an existing bootstrap script in
a private repository; it can be cleaned up in the future.
* bootstrap: New file.
* README.md (Getting Started): New section.
This is a major step toward normalcy---removing the kluge of a build process
that was causing so many issues. Rather than echoing all operations to a
queue file before passing it off to dslc, the new build scripts in `bin/'
are used to invoke tame normally, as needed. This solves all of the current
issues with things not rebuilding when they should. And, as a bonus, tab
completion on targets works.
Sorry this took so long. There wasn't much motivation until we hired so
many people that are suffering from this.
This does a few major things, along with some miscellaneous others:
- Invoke bin/tame directly;
- Merge Makefile.2.in into Makefile.am; and
- Fix up some targets.
* build-aux/Makefile.2.in: Delete file. Mostly merged with Makefile.am.
* build-aux/Makefile.am: Add a bunch of new targets and definitions from
Makefile.2.in. Modify all that previously used .cqueue to now invoke
`$(TAME)' directly. Remove miscellaneous targets for trying to proxy
targets to Makefile.2.
(saneout, _go): Remove definitions.
(.NOTPARALLEL): Add to prevent parallel builds.
(ui/program.expanded.xml)[.version.xml]: Remove dependency for now.
(clean): Also clean generated PHP files. Follow symlinks to clean core.
This is still incomplete (does not clean all rate table stuff).
(suppliers.mk)[xmlo_cmd]: Remove. See `gen-make' and `gen-c1make'.
(lvroot)[summary-html]: New dependency.
(kill-tamed, tamed-die): New targets (former alias of latter) to kill
tamed.
* build-aux/gen-c1make: Generate `$(TAME)' invocation.
* build-aux/gen-make: Likewise. Remove `xmlo_cmd' output. Ignore recursive
`tame' symlink (this can be removed once we clean `rater/' up.
* build-aux/m4/calcdsl.m4 (TAME): Update description to reflect that it
should now be the path to `bin/tame'. Adjust `AC_CHECK_FILE' lines
accordingly.
(tame_needed_ver): Remove. We have been in the same repo as TAME itself
for quite some time. Remove associated code.
(AC_CONFIG_FILES): Remove `Makefile.2'.
* src/current/src/com/lovullo/dslc/DslCompiler.java (_DslCompiler)[compile]:
Perform validation prefore `compile' command rather than a separate
`validate' step. Remove `rm'.
[compileSrc]: Stop echoing command. This was only necessary because of
the previous Makefile klugery; now Make echoes on its own correctly.
These scripts allow the TAME compiler stack to be invoked naturally, rather
than requiring the use of a Makefile today. This will not only allow users
to more easily invoke the compiler, but will also allow us to invoke TAME
naturally from Makefile and remove the klugery that has existed for so
long.
This users a server/client architecture in order to mitigate the startup
cost of the JVM. More documentation will follow.
Note that there are a bunch of symlinks in rater/---this is a transition
step to allow the build to continue working as it did before, which relies
on a directory structure that exists outside of this repository. This will
be cleaned up in the future.
* .gitignore (bin/dslc): Add ignore for generated file.
* bin/dslc.in: New script to encapsulate Java invocation.
* bin/tame: New script (client).
* bin/tamed: New script (server).
* configure.ac (JAVA_OPTS, DSLC_CLASSPATH, AUTOGENERATED): New variables for
dslc.in. Output bin/dslc.
* rater/README.md: Note that this symlink mess is temporary.
* rater/c1map: New symlink for dslc assumptions.
* rater/c1map.xsl: Likewise.
* rater/calc.xsd: Likewise.
* rater/compile.xsl: Likewise.
* rater/compiler: Likewise.
* rater/dot.xsl: Likewise.
* rater/include: Likewise.
* rater/link.xsl: Likewise.
* rater/standalone.xsl: Likewise.
* rater/summary.xsl: Likewise.
* rater/tame: Likewise (warning: circular symlink).
* src/current/src/com/lovullo/dslc/DslCompiler.java (_DslCompiler)[compile]:
Output `DONE' lines.
This will now automatically build on recursive target `all'.
* Makefile.am (SUBDIRS): Add `src/current/src'.
* src/current/src/Makefile: (.PHONY): Add `all'.
(all): New target. Alias to `dslc'.
This will allow the variable abstractions to fully encapsulate values while
still permitting binary searches on sorted rows.
* csvm-expand: Renamed from `csvm2csv'. Add directive support.
* csvm2csv: New script to perform sorting. Invokes aforementioned.
* test/test-csvm2csv: Update for sorting.
* build-aux/csvm2csv: Fail on invalid var definition.
(expand_vars): Fail in invalid reference.
(parseline): Fail on non-numeric range.
* build-aux/test/test-csvm2csv
(test-fail-unknown-var-ref, test-fail-non-numeric-range)
(test-fail-invalid-var-dfn): New tests.
This allows variables to contain any type of expansion, treating them
as (recursively) string replacements.
* csvm2csv: Add Copyright year.
(expand_vars): New function.
(parseline): Use it. Expand before all other replacements so that
variable expansions may support all types of expressions. Expand
variables in range expressions.
* test/test-csvm2csv: New file.
* assert.xml (_assert_)[@neg-desc@]: New param to allow setting the
description of the negative classification. This is especially useful
when humans are going to be reading the assertion classifications; it can
otherwise be very confusing.
* assert.xml (_assert_)[@neg-as@, @neg-yields@]: Rename from `@neg_as@' and
`@neg_yields' respectively.
This renames these params to be consistent with modern standards.
We want to do this before they're actually in use.
Shame on me!
* test/graph-test.xsl (foo:graph-vtwo-vthree): Swap `a' and `c' nodes. This
ordering seems to have changed after a Saxon upgrade, and this ordering
makes much more sense.
* test/symtable/symbols.xspec: Add missing `@default' and
`@pollute'. Remove extra `@keep'. All keeps should be gone by now, but
it looks like I missed some; that will be handled in a separate commit.
Most LaTeX distributions prohibit loading files from parent
directories. This gets around that for PDF builds.
* doc/src: Add symlink.
* doc/tame.texi, src/symtrable.xsl: Use it.
tame-core used to be its own repository, but maintaining it separately does
not provide a whole lot of benefit, and further makes it difficult to see
version dependencies. I also want to centralize documentation within this
project.
This won't be a problem in practice if nothing imports the
package, so existing systems won't be affected.
* datetime.xml: New assertion for timestamp_current.
Mike Gerwitz
Mike Gerwitz