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# Prepares environment for building Qt module. It sets all important environment variables in particular
# configures the right compiler and cmake generator
type: Group
instructions:
# Set default cmake generator, it may be overwritten later
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: CMAKE_GENERATOR
variableValue: Ninja
# Set path separator based on host platform.
# \ on Windows (double \\ for escaping the backslash)
# / on UNIX
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: CI_PATH_SEP
variableValue: "\\"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: CI_PATH_SEP
variableValue: "/"
disable_if:
condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
# Export ICC specific env. variables
- type: Group
instructions:
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: LD_LIBRARY_PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.ICC64_18_LDLP}}"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.ICC64_18_PATH}}"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: ICC_18
# Set CMAKE_C[XX]_COMPILER otherwise cmake may prioritize a wrong compiler
- type: Group
instructions:
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: "-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=icc -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=icpc "
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: ICC
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: "-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=gcc -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=g++ "
enable_if:
condition: or
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: GCC
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: Mingw
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: "-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=cl.exe -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=cl.exe "
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: MSVC
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: "-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=clang -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=clang++ "
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: Clang
disable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: runtime
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
env_var: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
contains_value: "-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER="
- condition: runtime
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
env_var: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
contains_value: "-DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER="
# Export TARGET_ARCHITECTURE and WINDOWS_SDK_VERSION for MSVC cross compilation
- type: Group
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
not_contains_value: Mingw
instructions:
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: TARGET_ARCHITECTURE
variableValue: amd64 # TODO add something like "{{toLower .Config host.arch}}"
disable_if:
condition: property
property: host.arch
not_equals_property: target.arch
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: TARGET_ARCHITECTURE
variableValue: amd64_x86
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: target.arch
equals_property: X86
- condition: property
property: host.arch
equals_property: X86_64
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: TARGET_ARCHITECTURE
variableValue: x64_arm64
enable_if:
condition: property
property: target.arch
equals_value: ARM64
- type: EnvironmentVariable
# HACK. Overwrite TARGET_ARCHITECTURE as we do not use standard MSVC cross
# compilation targets here. The target architecture will be detected by Qt.
variableName: TARGET_ARCHITECTURE
variableValue: x86
enable_if:
condition: property
property: target.os
in_values: ["WinRT", "WinPhone", "WinCE"]
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: WINDOWS_SDK_VERSION
variableValue: "10.0.14393.0"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: target.os
equals_value: "WinRT"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: WINDOWS_SDK_VERSION
variableValue: ""
disable_if:
condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: "WinRT" # TODO set windows sdk version for desktop windows as well
# MSVC is installed in somehow arbitrary places. To reduce amount of combinations we need to make a variable.
# This seems inverted, but on 64 bit hosts VS is installed into the x86 path, otherwise the regular one
# TODO cleanup, that step could be removed if we have same installation paths or we read the path from registry
# or we use compiler specific generator (probably superior solution as it allows to get rid of ENV_PREFIX).
- type: Group
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: MSVC
instructions:
# Try to pick one of many coexistent MSVC installation to use
# TODO cleanup, that could be much simpler if all tools are installed to similar paths, so it would
# be enough to substitute compiler name.
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%VS90COMNTOOLS%\\vsvars32.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2008
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%VS100COMNTOOLS%\\vsvars32.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2010
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\\VC\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2012
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\\VC\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2013
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\\VC\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2015
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\2017\\Professional\\VC\\Auxiliary\\Build\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2017
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\2019\\Professional\\VC\\Auxiliary\\Build\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2019
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles%\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\2022\\Preview\\VC\\Auxiliary\\Build\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2022_PREVIEW
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: VC_SCRIPT
variableValue: "%ProgramFiles%\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\2022\\Professional\\VC\\Auxiliary\\Build\\vcvarsall.bat"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2022
# With MSVC we need setup the environment before every subprocess call, the group below creates a script that
# does it. It is enough to prepand it to every call (it is safe to add it even on other OSes)
- type: Group
instructions:
- type: WriteFile
fileContents: "call \"{{.Env.VC_SCRIPT}}\" {{.Env.TARGET_ARCHITECTURE}} {{.Env.WINDOWS_SDK_VERSION}}\r\ncmd /c %*"
filename: c:\\users\\qt\\prefix.bat
fileMode: 420
maxTimeInSeconds: 20
maxTimeBetweenOutput: 20
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: MSVC
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: ENV_PREFIX
variableValue: "c:\\users\\qt\\prefix.bat"
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: MSVC
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: ENV_PREFIX
variableValue: ""
disable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
contains_value: MSVC
- type: Group
instructions:
# Need to unset QMAKESPEC, so that the pre-installed boot2qt mkspec is not picked up.
- type: WriteFile
fileContents: "#!/bin/bash\nunset LD_LIBRARY_PATH\n. {{.Env.QT_YOCTO_ENVSETUP}}\nexport PATH={{.Env.QT_CMAKE_DIR}}:$PATH;\nunset QMAKESPEC\n\"$@\""
filename: "{{.Env.HOME}}/prefix.sh"
fileMode: 493
maxTimeInSeconds: 20
maxTimeBetweenOutput: 20
enable_if:
condition: property
property: target.osVersion
equals_value: QEMU
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: TARGET_ENV_PREFIX
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOME}}/prefix.sh"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: target.osVersion
in_values: [QEMU]
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: TARGET_ENV_PREFIX
variableValue: ""
disable_if:
condition: property
property: target.osVersion
in_values: [QEMU]
# This fixes an issue where binfmts is sometimes disabled on the test VMs
- type: ExecuteCommand
command: sudo update-binfmts --enable
userMessageOnFailure: "Failed to enable binfmts"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: target.osVersion
equals_value: QEMU
# Windows on Arm, cross-compilation with MSVC
- type: Group
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.compiler
equals_value: MSVC2019
- condition: property
property: target.arch
equals_value: ARM64
instructions:
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: TARGET_ENV_PREFIX
variableValue: "c:\\users\\qt\\prefix.bat"
# QNX variables
- type: Group
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Linux
- condition: property
property: target.os
equals_value: QNX
instructions:
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_TARGET
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}/target/qnx7"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_CONFIGURATION_EXCLUSIVE
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOME}}/.qnx"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_CONFIGURATION
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOME}}/.qnx"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}/host/linux/x86_64/usr/bin:"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}/host/common/bin:"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOME}}/.qnx:"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_HOST
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}/host/linux/x86_64"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: ":{{.Env.QEMUARMV7_TOOLCHAIN_SYSROOT}}/../x86_64-pokysdk-linux/usr/bin:"
- type: Group
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- condition: property
property: target.os
equals_value: QNX
instructions:
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_TARGET
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710_CMAKE}}/target/qnx7"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_CONFIGURATION_EXCLUSIVE
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOMEPATH}}\\.qnx"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_CONFIGURATION
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOMEPATH}}\\.qnx"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}\\host\\win64\\x86_64\\usr\\bin;"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}\\host\\common\\bin;"
- type: PrependToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: PATH
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOMEPATH}}\\.qnx;"
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: QNX_HOST
variableValue: "{{.Env.QNX_710}}\\host\\win64\\x86_64"
# Enable warnings are errors
- type: Group
instructions:
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DWARNINGS_ARE_ERRORS=ON"
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variableName: COMMON_TARGET_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DWARNINGS_ARE_ERRORS=ON"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: features
contains_value: WarningsAreErrors
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enable_if:
condition: property
property: features
contains_value: UseAddressSanitizer
instructions:
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variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DFEATURE_sanitize_address=ON"
disable_if:
condition: property
property: features
contains_value: UseConfigure
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
variableName: CONFIGURE_ARGS
variableValue: " -sanitize address"
enable_if:
condition: property
property: features
contains_value: UseConfigure
- type: Group
instructions:
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DQT_BUILD_TESTS=OFF -DCMAKE_AUTOGEN_VERBOSE=ON -DCMAKE_MESSAGE_LOG_LEVEL=STATUS"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DQT_BUILD_TESTS=OFF -DCMAKE_AUTOGEN_VERBOSE=ON -DCMAKE_MESSAGE_LOG_LEVEL=STATUS"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_TEST_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DCMAKE_AUTOGEN_VERBOSE=ON -DCMAKE_MESSAGE_LOG_LEVEL=STATUS"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_TARGET_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DQT_BUILD_TESTS=OFF -DCMAKE_AUTOGEN_VERBOSE=ON -DCMAKE_MESSAGE_LOG_LEVEL=STATUS"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_NON_QTBASE_TARGET_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DQT_BUILD_TESTS=OFF -DCMAKE_AUTOGEN_VERBOSE=ON -DCMAKE_MESSAGE_LOG_LEVEL=STATUS"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_TARGET_TEST_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DCMAKE_AUTOGEN_VERBOSE=ON -DCMAKE_MESSAGE_LOG_LEVEL=STATUS"
# Sccache
- type: Group
instructions:
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coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_TEST_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache"
- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
variableName: COMMON_TARGET_CMAKE_ARGS
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coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
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- type: AppendToEnvironmentVariable
coin: Use configure and qt-configure-module in instructions We want to use configure and qt-configure-module when building in Coin, rather than pure cmake and qt-cmake. There are a few benefits: - CI tests the scripts, making sure we don't introduce regressions - CI uses the same scripts that we mention in our documentation for developers to use - The platform configurations become a bit less verbose and easier to read due to less shouty-case CMake options To ensure a more gradual porting, Coin will only use the new instructions if the 'UseConfigure' feature is set on a platform configuration in qt5.git. This allows going back to the old instructions in case if something isn't working properly. Due the opt-in, we need to support both old and new instructions in the implementation. The change strives to remove as much duplicate code as possible, by moving it into common includes. The README.md is updated to mention the overview of how the different environment variables are used. There are a few important things to point out. 1) Because during the porting we have to allow mixing of the old style and new style, platform configs have to separate CMake-style options from configure-style options in different environment variables. Otherwise the instructions wouldn't be able to create a valid configure call, where all CMake-style options have to go at the end after a double dash --. After all platform configs are ported to the new style, it should be possible to combine all the options in a single environment variable if that is desired, but it will require another round of porting to remove all the '-D' prefixes in CMake-style options, and just use regular variable assignment which configure supports. e.g. -DQT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON becomes QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON, which can be mixed in-between configure-style args. 2) Configure is more strict in that it doesn't allow passing unknown options. Due to that, we can't pass non-qtbase configure options via NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS. qt-configure-module would error out in the repos where the configure option is unknown. Because we don't have a Coin configure variable for each repo, we circumvent the issue by continuing to pass CMake-style options via NON_QTBASE_CMAKE_ARGS instead, which does not do validation checks. In the future, we could introduce a configure flag that disables the validation checks. Pick-to: 6.2 6.3 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4357 Task-number: QTQAINFRA-4815 Change-Id: I72d8ba0b3a543b42982e22ae8d6566c0e885c446 Reviewed-by: Jörg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
2022-02-15 12:59:33 +00:00
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property: features
contains_value: Sccache
# Specify a custom examples installation directory, so that the built example binaries are not
# packaged into the artifact archive together with the Qt libraries.
- type: Group
instructions:
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variableName: COMMON_CMAKE_ARGS
variableValue: " -DQT_INTERNAL_EXAMPLES_INSTALL_PREFIX={{unixPathSeparators .BuildDir}}/installed_examples"
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# Only set the custom installation dir if examples are built.
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conditions:
# qtbase host case
- condition: runtime
env_var: CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON"
# qtbase target case
- condition: runtime
env_var: TARGET_CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON"
# non-qtbase host case
- condition: runtime
env_var: NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON"
# non-qtbase target case
- condition: runtime
env_var: NON_QTBASE_TARGET_CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "QT_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON"
# Same as above, but for configurations marked with UseConfigure
# qtbase host case
- condition: runtime
env_var: CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "-make examples"
# qtbase target case
- condition: runtime
env_var: TARGET_CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "-make examples"
# non-qtbase host case
- condition: runtime
env_var: NON_QTBASE_CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "-make examples"
# non-qtbase target case
- condition: runtime
env_var: NON_QTBASE_TARGET_CONFIGURE_ARGS
contains_value: "-make examples"
- type: SetEnvironmentFromScript
command: [C:\Utils\emsdk\emsdk_env.bat]
userMessageOnFailure: "Failed to set emscripten environment"
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maxTimeBetweenOutput: 60
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
property: target.osVersion
contains_value: WebAssembly
- condition: property
property: host.os
contains_value: Windows
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: HOST_INSTALL_DIR
variableValue: "{{$android_host_artifact_path := index .Env \"QT_CI_ARTIFACT_ID_PATH_Android-host\" }}{{index .Env $android_host_artifact_path}}/install"
enable_if:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: property
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- condition: property
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- type: EnvironmentVariable
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conditions:
- condition: property
property: target.osVersion
equals_value: Android_ANY
- condition: property
property: target.arch
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- type: EnvironmentVariable
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variableValue: "{{.Env.HOST_INSTALL_DIR}}\\bin\\"
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condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows
- type: EnvironmentVariable
variableName: LIBEXEC_INSTALL_DIR
variableValue: "{{.Env.HOST_INSTALL_DIR}}/libexec/"
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condition: property
property: host.os
equals_value: Windows