Only having `cmd` rather than separate `cmd_bash` and `cmd_bat` (or
`cmd_ps`) requires bash to be installed on Windows. So adding support
for `cmd_bat` makes glslangValidator easier to compile on Windows.
The current implementation makes tests fail when it is imported from a
different Bazel workspace. We fix that by using
the --test-root flag to pass the rootpath to the
tests.
This PR significantly reworks the way glslang is versioned.
Instead of committing changes to the `GLSLANG_MINOR_VERSION` define in
`glslang/Public/ShaderLang.h`, and using `make-revision` to generate
`GLSLANG_PATCH_LEVEL` in `glslang/Include/revision.h`, all version
information is now derived from the new `CHANGES.md` file.
`CHANGES.md` acts as the single source of truth for glslang version
information, along with a convenient place to put all release notes for
each notable change made.
`CHANGES.md` is parsed using the new `build_info.py` python script.
This script can read basic template files to produce new source files,
which it does to read the new `build_info.h.tmpl` to generate (at build
time) a glslang private header at
`<build-dir>/include/glslang/build_info.h`.
I've written generators for each of the CMake, Bazel, gn, and
`Android.mk` build scripts.
The new version code conforms to the Semantic Versioning 2.0 spec.
This new version is also used by the CMake rules to produce versioned
shared objects, including a major-versioned SONAME.
New APIs:
---------
* `glslang::GetVersion()` returns a `Version` struct with the version
major, minor, patch and flavor.
Breaking API changes:
---------------------
* The public defines `GLSLANG_MINOR_VERSION` and `GLSLANG_PATCH_LEVEL`
have been entirely removed.
* `glslang/Public/ShaderLang.h` and `glslang/Include/revision.h` have
been deleted.
* Instead, `<build-dir>/include/glslang/build_info.h` is created in
the build directory, and `<build-dir>/include` is a CMake `PUBLIC`
(dependee-inherited) include directory for the glslang targets.
* `<build-dir>/include/glslang/build_info.h` contains the following
new #defines:
`GLSLANG_VERSION_MAJOR`, `GLSLANG_VERSION_MINOR`,
`GLSLANG_VERSION_PATCH`, `GLSLANG_VERSION_FLAVOR`,
`GLSLANG_VERSION_GREATER_THAN(major, minor, patch)`,
`GLSLANG_VERSION_GREATER_OR_EQUAL_TO(major, minor, patch)`,
`GLSLANG_VERSION_LESS_THAN(major, minor, patch)`,
`GLSLANG_VERSION_LESS_OR_EQUAL_TO(major, minor, patch)`
* The CMake install output directory contains a copy of
`build_info.h` at: `include/glslang/build_info.h`
* Python3 is now always required to build glslang (likely always
required for transitive dependency builds).
`glslang_pch()` did manual mangling of the compiler flags to enable pre-compiled headers.
I couldn't get this approach to work with the `MachineIndependent` subdirectory, but fortunately CMake has added first-class support for precompiled headers in 3.16, which does work with subdirectories.
Moved `glslang_pch()` to the other global function declarations.
`glslang_pch()` is a no-op when using CMake earlier than `3.16`.
CMake's PCH implementation does not need the `pch.cpp` files, so just remove them.
Now that the HLSL source files are part of the `glslang` target (#2271), it makes sense for these to sit in the `glslang` directory.
Changed the case of the directory from `hlsl` to `HLSL` to better match the sibling directories.
In order to avoid potential build failures that could arise from
SPIRV-Tools/Headers, and to avoid reading known_good.json, this build
configuration does not build the SPIRV-Tools dependency and hence cannot
perform HLSL compilation to SPIR-V.
