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A handful of improvements related to cross compiling #562
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Since CC
and GMP_*_DIR
variables are set via $(LIB)/targets/$(TARGET)/vars
rather than directly in the mlton
script, then a corresponding changes should be made to the Makefile.binary
(https://github.com/MLton/mlton/blob/master/Makefile.binary#L69-L73), which allows for customizing those values when updating/installing a binary release. That can assume that TARGET
is self
.
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Thanks, I've updated Makefile.binary.
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I don't think that is quite right. The Makefile.binary
is copied into a binary release as Makefile
to facilitate updating and installing a binary release. In particular, one uses the update
target to adjust things like CC
and GMP_LIB
if they are different on the client machine than on the build machine. For example, one might do something like make CC=/path/to/clang update
if the default cc
isn't a suitable C compiler on the client machine.
So, I think the diff to Makefile.binary
is more like:
.PHONY: update
update:
- $(CP) "$(SBIN)/mlton" "$(SBIN)/mlton.bak"
+ $(CP) "$(SLIB)/targets/self/vars" "$(SLIB)/targets/self/vars.bak"
$(SED) \
-e "s;^CC=.*;CC=\"$(CC)\";" \
-e "s;^GMP_INC_DIR=.*;GMP_INC_DIR=$(if $(WITH_GMP_INC_DIR),\"$(WITH_GMP_INC_DIR)\");" \
-e "s;^GMP_LIB_DIR=.*;GMP_LIB_DIR=$(if $(WITH_GMP_LIB_DIR),\"$(WITH_GMP_LIB_DIR)\");" \
- < "$(SBIN)/mlton.bak" > "$(SBIN)/mlton"
- chmod a+x "$(SBIN)/mlton"
- $(RM) "$(SBIN)/mlton.bak"
+ < "$(SLIB)/targets/self/vars.bak" > "$(SLIB)/targets/self/vars"
+ $(RM) "$(SLIB)/targets/self/vars.bak"
$(CP) "$(SLIB)/targets/self/constants" "$(SLIB)/targets/self/constants.bak"
$(SED) \
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Ah! Thank you. I had it 100% backwards. It should be good now.
As defined in the standard, each of these macros are only defined if the platform supports that rounding mode. https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/fenv.h.html
This will allow running mlton as a cross-compiler more easily, since the CC and GMP vars may be different between targets.
This makes it easier to build multiple per-target runtime targets and install them together.
This makes any `-target` flag get passed to get the right OBJPTR_REP for cross regressions.
This was split off of #550.