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Change the names of the JIT products to `clrjit`.
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- The static library to be linked into the CLR is now
`clrjit_static`
- The static library to be linked into crossgen is now
`clrjit_crossgen`
- The dynamic library is now `clrjit`
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I would prefer that the test build not drop cruft outside of designated
folders like bin, but unless/until that happens we should at least make
the architectures' builds consistent.
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Code
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Instead add dependency to currently built runtime package
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Commit 3079b40 modified .gitignore to ignore top-level Tools directory.
However the change was too broad and caused src/tools to be ignored as well.
This commit fixes it.
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required for Event Logging
will be generated as part of build
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In checked builds coreclr, mscorlib, and the test are built optimized
but assertion checking is on. This adds additional coverage (the jit is
optimizing and assertion checking is on), speeds up testing compared to debug,
and allows testing JIT stress modes.
This doesn't affect CoreFX.
Several tests are currently failing in checked configuration due to newly
discovered bugs (JIT asserts). We didn't see these asserts in debug mode
because by default JIT is in minopt mode; we didn't see these bugs in release
mode because assertion checking is off. I will file the bugs once checked build
changes are in.
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Currently all emacs-temp files are tracked.
TAGS is for emacs' etags used to track symbols in code-files.
Generated Makefiles from the build-process should also be ignored.
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"The .vs directory is the new location where per-user solution-specific
items are saved. Previously there was no directory where this
information could be placed, so the IDE kept adding files alongside the
solution. It's finally a solution to a problem that's been here for a
very long time." - @sharwell
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* binaries is now bin, intermediates is now obj
* modifying unixmscorlib build to instead be linuxmscorlib + osxmscorlib.
* Change OS=Unix to OS=Linux/OS=OSX and modified properties to mimic corefx's TargetsUnix.
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Pipe based communication between debugee and managed debugger on Linux
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Goal of this change is to make managed debugging on Linux possible. (It is not fully achieved, but we're getting there)
So far our provision for debugging on Linux is somewhat different from debugging on Windows.
Instead of using WaitForDebugEvent and RaiseException as means of communication between debugger and debuggee, we're gonna use pipes.
Thankfully from old times of Silverlight Mac debugging we had debugging via network sockets under ifdefs FEATURE_DBGIPC_TRANSPORT_DI and FEATURE_DBGIPC_TRANSPORT_VM.
So this change is taking that old way of debugging, changing sockets for network pipes, removes lots of unused stuff and implements whatever is missing on Linux.
Testing:
Due to infrastructural issues I wasn't able to test debugging on Linux yet. So my testing consistent of
1. End to end net pipe debugging on Windows
2. Testing of twowaypipe implementation on Linux
3. Testing of search for loaded CoreCLR module on Linux.
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There were three classes of warnings that needed to be fixed:
1) Warnings for unused typedefs
2) Warnings for pointer to boolena conversions that were always true
3) Warnings for taking the absolute value of unsigned values
(1) accounted for the majority of the warnings. All of these warnings
originated from macro definitions debugreturn.h, staticcontract.h,
or pal_assert.h. In the first two cases, typedefs were used as
compile-time checks to ensure certain invariants inside of method or
function bodies. These cases were addressed by using an empty member
of the typedef under an "if (0)" guard. In the third case, typedefs
were used for compile-time assertions that may appear in any location
in a source file; these have been updated to use C++11's static_assert.
(2) and (3) were much more straightforward: the former was addressed by
explicitly comparing the source pointer against NULL and the latter by
removing the offending calls to abs().
This change also contains a small update to .gitignore to ignore the
binaries directory and CMake artifacts created by build.sh.
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Supports building up the VM, PAL and various components on Mac OSX 10.10
There are some oddities with the Apple assembler not generating short jumps
and not supporting 1 byte relocs.
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[tfs-changeset: 1407945]
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