""" WAF Tool to select the correct toolchain based on the target archtecture. This tool loads compiler_c and compiler_cxx, so you don't need to load them (and you must not load them before this tool). Use the environment variable TOOLCHAIN to define the toolchain. Example:: def configure(cfg): cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN = 'arm-linux-gnueabihf' cfg.load('toolchain') """ from waflib import Errors, Context, Utils from waflib.Configure import conf from waflib.Tools import compiler_c, compiler_cxx from waflib.Tools import clang, clangxx, gcc, gxx from waflib import Logs import os import re @conf def find_gxx(conf): names = ['g++', 'c++'] if conf.env.TOOLCHAIN != 'native': names = ['%s-%s' % (conf.env.TOOLCHAIN, n) for n in names] cxx = conf.find_program(names, var='CXX') conf.get_cc_version(cxx, gcc=True) conf.env.CXX_NAME = 'gcc' @conf def find_gcc(conf): names = ['gcc', 'cc'] if conf.env.TOOLCHAIN != 'native': names = ['%s-%s' % (conf.env.TOOLCHAIN, n) for n in names] cc = conf.find_program(names, var='CC') conf.get_cc_version(cc, gcc=True) conf.env.CC_NAME = 'gcc' def _clang_cross_support(cfg): if _clang_cross_support.called: return prefix = cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN + '-' try: cfg.find_program(prefix + 'gcc', var='CROSS_GCC') except Errors.ConfigurationError as e: cfg.fatal('toolchain: clang: couldn\'t find cross GCC', ex=e) environ = dict(os.environ) if 'TOOLCHAIN_CROSS_AR' in environ: # avoid OS's environment to mess up toolchain path finding del environ['TOOLCHAIN_CROSS_AR'] try: cfg.find_program( prefix + 'ar', var='TOOLCHAIN_CROSS_AR', environ=environ, ) except Errors.ConfigurationError as e: cfg.fatal('toolchain: clang: couldn\'t find toolchain path', ex=e) toolchain_path = os.path.join(cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN_CROSS_AR[0], '..', '..') toolchain_path = os.path.abspath(toolchain_path) cfg.msg('Using toolchain path for clang', toolchain_path) sysroot = cfg.cmd_and_log( [cfg.env.CROSS_GCC[0], '--print-sysroot'], quiet=Context.BOTH, ).strip() cfg.env.CLANG_FLAGS = [ '--target=' + cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN, '--gcc-toolchain=' + toolchain_path, '--sysroot=' + sysroot, '-B' + os.path.join(toolchain_path, 'bin') ] _clang_cross_support.called = False def _set_clang_crosscompilation_wrapper(tool_module): original_configure = tool_module.configure def new_configure(cfg): if cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN == 'native': original_configure(cfg) return cfg.env.stash() try: _clang_cross_support(cfg) original_configure(cfg) except Errors.ConfigurationError as e: cfg.env.revert() raise else: cfg.env.commit() tool_module.configure = new_configure _set_clang_crosscompilation_wrapper(clang) _set_clang_crosscompilation_wrapper(clangxx) def _filter_supported_c_compilers(*compilers): for k in compiler_c.c_compiler: l = compiler_c.c_compiler[k] compiler_c.c_compiler[k] = [c for c in compilers if c in l] def _filter_supported_cxx_compilers(*compilers): for k in compiler_cxx.cxx_compiler: l = compiler_cxx.cxx_compiler[k] compiler_cxx.cxx_compiler[k] = [c for c in compilers if c in l] @conf def find_toolchain_program(cfg, filename, **kw): filename = Utils.to_list(filename) if not kw.get('var', ''): # just copy from the original implementation kw['var'] = re.sub(r'[-.]', '_', filename[0].upper()) if cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN != 'native': for i, name in enumerate(filename): filename[i] = '%s-%s' % (cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN, name) return cfg.find_program(filename, **kw) def configure(cfg): _filter_supported_c_compilers('gcc', 'clang') _filter_supported_cxx_compilers('g++', 'clang++') if cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN == 'native': cfg.load('compiler_cxx compiler_c') if cfg.env.COMPILER_CC == 'clang' or cfg.env.COMPILER_CXX == 'clang++': Logs.warn("Warning! Native clang builds can be unstable, please use gcc/g++. \ \nRefer ardupilot.org docs for more details.") return cfg.find_toolchain_program('ar') cfg.msg('Using toolchain', cfg.env.TOOLCHAIN) cfg.load('compiler_cxx compiler_c') if cfg.env.COMPILER_CC == 'clang': cfg.env.CFLAGS += cfg.env.CLANG_FLAGS cfg.env.LINKFLAGS_cprogram += cfg.env.CLANG_FLAGS if cfg.env.COMPILER_CXX == 'clang++': cfg.env.CXXFLAGS += cfg.env.CLANG_FLAGS cfg.env.LINKFLAGS_cxxprogram += cfg.env.CLANG_FLAGS