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Jan (janneke) Nieuwenhuizen 402b024982 lib: mes/write: Rename from mes/mini-write.c 
* lib/mes/mini-write.c: Move to...
* lib/mes/write.c: ...here.
* build-aux/configure-lib.sh,
kaem.run,
scaffold/argv.kaem,
scaffold/global-array.kaem,
scaffold/hello.kaem,
scaffold/local-array.kaem,
scaffold/local-static-array.kaem,
scaffold/read.kaem,
simple.make,
simple.sh: Update accordingly.
2023-05-02 10:22:45 +02:00

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#! /bin/sh
# GNU Mes --- Maxwell Equations of Software
# Copyright © 2019,2020,2022,2023 Jan (janneke) Nieuwenhuizen <janneke@gnu.org>
#
# This file is part of GNU Mes.
#
# GNU Mes is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at
# your option) any later version.
#
# GNU Mes is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with GNU Mes. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
set -ex
################################################################################
# SYSTEM_LIBC build
## Clean ##
rm -rf out-system-libc
mkdir out-system-libc
## Configure ##
mes_cpu=x86_64
mes_bits=64
cat > include/mes/config.h <<EOF
#define SYSTEM_LIBC 1
#define MES_VERSION "git"
EOF
## Build ##
gcc -g -D HAVE_CONFIG_H=1 \
-I include \
-I include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu \
-o out-system-libc/mes \
\
lib/mes/eputs.c \
lib/mes/oputs.c \
\
lib/mes/cast.c \
lib/mes/itoa.c \
lib/mes/ltoa.c \
lib/mes/ltoab.c \
lib/mes/ultoa.c \
lib/mes/utoa.c \
lib/mes/eputc.c \
lib/mes/fdgetc.c \
lib/mes/fdputc.c \
lib/mes/fdputs.c \
lib/mes/fdungetc.c \
lib/mes/mes_open.c \
lib/mes/ntoab.c \
lib/mes/oputc.c \
\
lib/mes/__assert_fail.c \
lib/mes/assert_msg.c \
\
src/builtins.c \
src/cc.c \
src/core.c \
src/display.c \
src/eval-apply.c \
src/gc.c \
src/globals.c \
src/hash.c \
src/lib.c \
src/math.c \
src/mes.c \
src/module.c \
src/posix.c \
src/reader.c \
src/stack.c \
src/string.c \
src/struct.c \
src/symbol.c \
src/vector.c
## Check ##
# Any light?
out-system-libc/mes --help
# Simplest of tests
echo '(display "hello\n")' | MES_BOOT=boot-01.scm out-system-libc/mes
# Basic test. We should be safe, but there are ~30 more in tests/*.test.
MES_DEBUG=4 MES=out-system-libc/mes tests/base.test
# GC test
MES_DEBUG=3 MES_ARENA=10000 MES_MAX_ARENA=10000 MES_BOOT=tests/gc.test out-system-libc/mes
# MesCC test
# Interesting, but compiling multiple C files is not supported (yet).
# MES_DEBUG=2 MES=out-system-libc/mes sh -x scripts/mescc -L lib -m $mes_bits -nostdlib\
# -I include -I include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu\
# -o out-system-libc/hello\
# lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/crt1.c\
# \
# lib/mes/eputs.c\
# \
# lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_exit.c\
# lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_write.c\
# \
# lib/mes/globals.c\
# lib/mes/write.c\
# lib/string/strlen.c\
# \
# scaffold/hello.c
cat \
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/crt1.c \
\
lib/mes/eputs.c \
\
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_exit.c \
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_write.c \
\
lib/mes/globals.c \
lib/mes/write.c \
lib/string/strlen.c \
\
scaffold/hello.c \
> out-system-libc/hello.c
MES_DEBUG=2 MES=out-system-libc/mes sh -x scripts/mescc -L lib -m $mes_bits -nostdlib \
-I include -I include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu \
-o out-system-libc/hello \
out-system-libc/hello.c
set +e
out-system-libc/hello
r=$?
if [ $r != 42 ]; then
exit 1
fi
set -e
################################################################################
# Mes C lib build
# To get a i686-unknown-linux-gnu-gcc, you may do:
# guix shell
# or
# guix shell -e '(begin (use-modules (gnu packages cross-base)) (list (cross-binutils "i686-unknown-linux-gnu") (cross-gcc "i686-unknown-linux-gnu")))'
## Clean ##
rm -rf out-mes
mkdir out-mes
## Configure ##
mes_kernel=linux
CC=gcc
mes_cpu=x86_64
#CC=i686-unknown-linux-gnu-gcc
#mes_cpu=x86
cat > include/mes/config.h <<EOF
// #define SYSTEM_LIBC 0
#define MES_VERSION "git"
EOF
mkdir -p include/arch
cp -f include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu/kernel-stat.h include/arch
cp -f include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu/syscall.h include/arch
## Build ##
compiler=gcc # not configurable
$CC -g -D HAVE_CONFIG_H=1 \
-I include -I include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu \
-nostdinc -nostdlib \
-fno-builtin -fno-stack-protector \
-o out-mes/mes \
\
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-gcc/crt1.c \
\
lib/mes/globals.c \
lib/mes/eputs.c \
lib/mes/oputs.c \
\
lib/posix/write.c \
lib/string/strlen.c \
lib/stdlib/puts.c \
lib/stdlib/exit.c \
lib/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu-mes-$compiler/_exit.c \
lib/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu-mes-$compiler/_write.c \
\
lib/mes/cast.c \
lib/mes/itoa.c \
lib/mes/ltoa.c \
lib/mes/ltoab.c \
lib/mes/ultoa.c \
lib/mes/utoa.c \
lib/mes/eputc.c \
lib/mes/fdgetc.c \
lib/mes/fdputc.c \
lib/mes/fdputs.c \
lib/mes/fdungetc.c \
lib/mes/mes_open.c \
lib/mes/ntoab.c \
lib/mes/oputc.c \
\
lib/stdlib/atoi.c \
lib/mes/abtol.c \
lib/ctype/isdigit.c \
lib/ctype/isnumber.c \
lib/ctype/isspace.c \
lib/ctype/isxdigit.c \
\
lib/stub/__raise.c \
lib/mes/__assert_fail.c \
lib/mes/assert_msg.c \
lib/mes/__buffered_read.c \
lib/mes/__mes_debug.c \
lib/posix/execv.c \
lib/posix/getcwd.c \
lib/posix/getenv.c \
lib/posix/isatty.c \
lib/posix/open.c \
lib/posix/setenv.c \
lib/posix/wait.c \
lib/stdio/fgetc.c \
lib/stdio/fputc.c \
lib/stdio/fputs.c \
lib/stdio/getc.c \
lib/stdio/getchar.c \
lib/stdio/putc.c \
lib/stdio/putchar.c \
lib/stdio/ungetc.c \
lib/stdlib/free.c \
lib/linux/malloc.c \
lib/stdlib/realloc.c \
lib/string/memchr.c \
lib/string/memcmp.c \
lib/string/memcpy.c \
lib/string/memmove.c \
lib/string/memset.c \
lib/string/strcmp.c \
lib/string/strcpy.c \
lib/string/strncmp.c \
\
lib/linux/lseek.c \
\
lib/linux/access.c \
lib/linux/brk.c \
lib/linux/chmod.c \
lib/linux/clock_gettime.c \
lib/linux/dup.c \
lib/linux/dup2.c \
lib/linux/execve.c \
lib/linux/fork.c \
lib/linux/fsync.c \
lib/linux/_getcwd.c \
lib/linux/gettimeofday.c \
lib/linux/ioctl3.c \
lib/linux/_open3.c \
lib/linux/read.c \
lib/linux/_read.c \
lib/linux/time.c \
lib/linux/unlink.c \
lib/linux/waitpid.c \
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-$compiler/syscall.c \
\
src/builtins.c \
src/cc.c \
src/core.c \
src/display.c \
src/eval-apply.c \
src/gc.c \
src/globals.c \
src/hash.c \
src/lib.c \
src/math.c \
src/mes.c \
src/module.c \
src/posix.c \
src/reader.c \
src/stack.c \
src/string.c \
src/struct.c \
src/symbol.c \
src/vector.c
## Check ##
# Any light?
out-mes/mes --help
# Simplest of tests
echo '(display "hello\n")' | MES_BOOT=boot-01.scm out-mes/mes
# Basic test. We should be safe, but there are ~30 more in tests/*.test.
MES_DEBUG=4 MES=out-mes/mes tests/base.test
# GC test
MES_DEBUG=3 MES_ARENA=10000 MES_MAX_ARENA=10000 MES_BOOT=tests/gc.test out-mes/mes
# MesCC test
# Interesting, but compiling multiple C files is not supported (yet).
# MES_DEBUG=2 MES=out-mes/mes sh -x scripts/mescc -L lib -m $mes_bits -nostdlib\
# -I include -I include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu\
# -o out-mes/hello\
# lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/crt1.c\
# \
# lib/mes/eputs.c\
# \
# lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_exit.c\
# lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_write.c\
# \
# lib/mes/globals.c\
# lib/mes/write.c\
# lib/string/strlen.c\
# \
# scaffold/hello.c
cat \
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/crt1.c \
\
lib/mes/eputs.c \
\
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_exit.c \
lib/linux/$mes_cpu-mes-mescc/_write.c \
\
lib/mes/globals.c \
lib/mes/write.c \
lib/string/strlen.c \
\
scaffold/hello.c \
> out-mes/hello.c
MES_DEBUG=2 MES=out-mes/mes sh -x scripts/mescc -L lib -m $mes_bits -nostdlib \
-I include -I include/$mes_kernel/$mes_cpu \
-o out-mes/hello \
out-mes/hello.c
set +e
out-mes/hello
r=$?
if [ $r != 42 ]; then
exit 1
fi
set -e
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