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There were various restore targets happening independently
when they should all be combined so the sync step can be
independent from the build step. This change merges them
together under the Sync target.
In particular this moves RestoreOptData and RestoreNETCorePlatforms
to be part of the sync step instead of being individually ran.
Pass BuildType to sync commands so optdata gets restored correctly
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Pass unprocessed args to restore optdata step so it
can override the sources when doing restore
Handle prority as an unprocessed arg for the sync alias
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clean.cmd supports removal of bin dir, repo-local nuget packeges
directory and user-local nuget packages directory. In addition it
is possible to clean repo using git clean -xdf command by passing
-all command line switch to clean.cmd. In addition logic supporting
killing of VBCScompiler.exe process is added
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This lets dotnet pick up RestoreSources hierarchically rather than only use what's predefined in DotnetRestoreCommand (in dir.props).
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Set the "StandardOutputImportance" attribute on the RestoreOptData
target to low, matching the "RestoreNETCorePlatforms" target. Logging
to sync.log remains verbose, but stdout on the console is made much less
verbose.
Fixes #12127
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Fix optdata restore functionality (#11935)
Bring back optdata restore functionality following the move to 2.0
BuildTools and csproj-based CLI. Disable a harmless warning that broke
the Linux build when consuming PGO counts due to -Werr.
Fix #11796 for master
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Add a new build switch, `ibcinstrument`, that adds `/Tuning` on the `crossgen`
command line when building System.Private.CoreLib and its peers. Automatically
consume IBC optdata during builds when these conditions are met:
1. `ibcinstrument` is *not* passed to the build,
2. optdata is available
3. ibcmerge is available
Note that `optdata` will not yet be restored with this change; once packages for
master are made available, a new package reference will still need to be added.
This PR attempts to unblock manually testing IBC, as well as surrounding
CI/infrastructure work.
To help produce an IBC-optimized build using manually generated profile data,
run the newly added `tests/scripts/optdata/bootstrap.py` script. It will
configure the build to consume IBC data from a path automatically, and print out
that path where profile data can be copied.
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The bulk of this PR is a cherry-pick of commit fa02660 that shipped in
release/1.1.0, updating the build system support for PGO to support
consuming PGDs properly during release builds on Windows.
Also included are the following new changes:
* Skip restore of opdata if the requisite project.json is missing
* If the optdata package restore fails, fail the build.
* Add new build option: 'skiprestoreoptdata'
Note: This change doesn't by itself enable PGO in master yet, because
training data (optdata packages) for master don't exist on myget yet.
However, with these changes, the only step remaining to enable PGO
optimizations is to add a project.json referencing the correct optdata
package.
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* Change SOS to use wrapper class that is now in System.Diagnostics.StackTrace.
The portable PDB helper code for SOS source/line support has been moved from
System.Diagnostics.Debug.SymbolReader to a new managed SOS project in the coreclr
repo called SOS.NETCore.
The public APIs have now been made internal.
Plumb through the loaded PE address to the managed SymbolReader functions so it can be used as a key.
Fixed a stack trashing/overflow when a unresolved managed breakpoint is resolved because one of the
module name buffers was too small (MAX_PATH_FNAME). Changed it (and others) to MAXLONGPATH.
SOS now works with Portable PDBs on Windows.
New dac private get module data request. Used to get the necessary info for portable PDBs.
SOS now supports in-memory PE's on xplat and Windows. Needed to get and plumb though the in-memory
PE layout where it is file based or loaded.
Better Windows GetLineByILOffset support. Uses the SymbolReader and now works with in-memory PEs.
Misc code formatting and general cleanup.
* Code review feedback.
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example "d:\z z\coreclr"). (#4388)
The same issue in "d:\z z\coreclr\Tools\versioning.targets"(288): $(IntermediateOutputPath) should be "$(IntermediateOutputPath.TrimEnd('\'))" and all other path should be quoted with " in this line.
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Unset CORE_ROOT in environment on Windows before doing restore so that dotnet CLI doesn't try to run using binaries from the test CORE_ROOT.
Restore the xunit wrapper projects in a batch rather than individually to save a lot of time.
Work around xunit.runner.msbuild not having compatible package layout by ignoring errors and adding import so that a future fix will work.
Hard-code C# language for generated wrapper projects: the $(Language) property wasn't set.
Also Change www.myget.org to dotnet.myget.org, as we switched to enterprise myget.
Add System.ObjectModel to tests\src\JIT\config\benchmark+serialize\project.json to manually upgrade it to a version that doesn't require lifting for runtime. This fixes System.ObjectModel.dll being missing from CORE_ROOT and causing the test to fail.
Switch to v3 nuget feeds and sync NuGet.Configs.
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This will enable the 'local publish' of the CoreCLR package to a location where
it can be picked up by the CoreFx build. What this means is that you will be able
to build the CoreCLR package and use that to run the CoreFx tests on top of it.
Changes required to make this happen:
- Refactor the managed build to make sure the buildtools gets restored before
we attempt to use the targets it provides.
- Take a dependency to the Microsoft.DotNet.BuildTools to bring in the packages.targets
- Update the $(PackagesDir) to point to the <repo root>\packages to make it consistent with CoreFx
- Hook-up the LocalPackagePublish targets to the build of the CoreCLR NuGet packages
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Fix rebuild issue with development package
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If the development package is deleted and then a rebuild is attempted we fail because mscorlib is not where we think it should be. We should be looking for mscorlib.pdb in the PDBs dir and also building the packages after the PDBs are moved.
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Fixes #178
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Add new nuget package that can be developed against. Also modify the cmake lists of a few directories to add in missing PDBs.
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dependencies nor content." #68
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[tfs-changeset: 1407945]
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