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# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This Makefile helps perform tests and prepare releases. This is *not* the
# Makefile that compiles and installs Menhir on a user's machine.
# Require bash.
SHELL := bash
# Prevent the built-in bash cd from displaying information.
export CDPATH=
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# A dummy entry.
.PHONY: all
all:
@echo Please go down into src/ if you wish to compile Menhir.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Testing.
# This assumes that [make -C src everyday bootstrap] has been run
# (or that MENHIR is set and points to a Menhir executable that
# one wishes to test).
.PHONY: test
test:
$(MAKE) -C test
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cleaning up.
.PHONY: clean
clean:
@ for i in test demos src quicktest doc ; do \
$(MAKE) -C $$i $@ ; \
done
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Distribution.
# The version number is automatically set to the current date,
# unless DATE is defined on the command line.
DATE := $(shell /bin/date +%Y%m%d)
PACKAGE := menhir-$(DATE)
CURRENT := $(shell pwd)
TARBALL := $(CURRENT)/$(PACKAGE).tar.gz
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The names of the modules in MenhirLib are obtained by reading the
# non-comment lines in menhirLib.mlpack.
MENHIRLIB_MODULES := $(shell grep -ve "^[ \t\n\r]*\#" src/menhirLib.mlpack)
# The names of the source files in MenhirLib are obtained by adding
# an .ml or .mli extension to the module name. (We assume that the
# first letter of the file name is a capital letter.)
MENHIRLIB_FILES := $(shell for m in $(MENHIRLIB_MODULES) ; do \
ls src/$$m.{ml,mli} 2>/dev/null ; \
done)
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Propagating an appropriate header into every file.
# This requires a version of headache that supports UTF-8; please use
# https://github.com/fpottier/headache
# This used to be done at release time and not in the repository, but
# it is preferable to do in it the repository too, for two reasons: 1-
# the repository is (or will be) publicly accessible; and 2- this makes
# it easier to understand the line numbers that we sometimes receive as
# part of bug reports.
# Menhir's standard library (standard.mly) as well as the source files
# in MenhirLib carry the "library" license, while every other file
# carries the "regular" license.
HEADACHE := headache
SRCHEAD := $(CURRENT)/headers/regular-header
LIBHEAD := $(CURRENT)/headers/library-header
FIND := $(shell if command -v gfind >/dev/null ; then echo gfind ; else echo find ; fi)
.PHONY: headache
headache:
@ cd src && $(FIND) . -regex ".*\.ml\(i\|y\|l\)?" \
-exec $(HEADACHE) -h $(SRCHEAD) "{}" ";"
@ for file in src/standard.mly $(MENHIRLIB_FILES) ; do \
$(HEADACHE) -h $(LIBHEAD) $$file ; \
done
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Creating a release.
# A release commit is created off the main branch, on the side, and tagged.
# Indeed, some files need to be changed or removed for a release.
BRANCH := release-branch-$(DATE)
# The documentation files $(DOC) are copied to the directory $(LOG) on the
# master branch, for the record. This allows us to easily access all of the
# documentation for earlier versions of Menhir.
DOC := doc/manual.pdf doc/manual.html doc/manual*.png
RELEASE := releases/$(DATE)
# Prior to making a release, one should run [make test],
# then [make pin] and [make -C demos].
.PHONY: release
release:
# Check if this is the master branch.
@ if [ "$$(git symbolic-ref --short HEAD)" != "master" ] ; then \
echo "Error: this is not the master branch." ; \
git branch ; \
exit 1 ; \
fi
# Check if everything has been committed.
@ if [ -n "$$(git status --porcelain)" ] ; then \
echo "Error: there remain uncommitted changes." ; \
git status ; \
exit 1 ; \
fi
# Check the current package description.
@ opam lint
# Create a fresh git branch and switch to it.
@ echo "Preparing a release commit on a fresh release branch..."
@ git checkout -b $(BRANCH)
# In src/_tags, remove every line tagged "my_warnings".
@ cd src && grep -v my_warnings _tags > _tags.new && mv _tags.new _tags
@ git add src/_tags
# The file src/installation.ml is not under version control, so won't be
# included in the archive. We nevertheless remove it, for a clean test
# build below.
@ rm -f src/installation.ml
# Remove subdirectories that do not need to (or must not) be distributed.
@ make --quiet -C test clean
@ make --quiet -C quicktest clean
@ git rm -rf attic headers quicktest releases src/attic test --quiet
# Remove files that do not need to (or must not) be distributed.
# Keep check-tarball.sh because it is used below.
@ git rm GNUmakefile HOWTO.md TODO* menhir.opam --quiet
# Hardcode the version number in the files that mention it. These
# include version.ml, StaticVersion.{ml,mli}, version.tex, META.
@ echo let version = \"$(DATE)\" > src/version.ml
@ git add src/version.ml
@ echo version = \"$(DATE)\" >> src/menhirLib.META
@ echo version = \"$(DATE)\" >> src/menhirSdk.META
@ git add src/menhirLib.META src/menhirSdk.META
@ echo "let require_$(DATE) = ()" > src/StaticVersion.ml
@ echo "val require_$(DATE) : unit" > src/StaticVersion.mli
@ git add src/StaticVersion.ml src/StaticVersion.mli
@ echo '\gdef\menhirversion{$(DATE)}' > doc/version.tex
@ git add doc/version.tex
# Compile the documentation.
@ echo "Building the documentation..."
@ make --quiet -C doc clean >/dev/null
@ make --quiet -C doc all >/dev/null
@ git add -f $(DOC)
# Commit.
@ echo "Committing..."
@ git commit -m "Release $(DATE)." --quiet
# Check that the build and installation seem to work.
# We build our own archive, which is not necessarily identical to the one
# that gitlab creates for us once we publish our release. This should be
# good enough.
@ echo "Creating an archive..."
@ git archive --prefix=$(PACKAGE)/ --format=tar.gz --output=$(TARBALL) HEAD
@ echo "Checking that this archive can be compiled and installed..."
@ ./check-tarball.sh $(PACKAGE)
@ echo "Removing this archive..."
@ rm $(TARBALL)
# Create a git tag.
@ git tag -a $(DATE) -m "Release $(DATE)."
# Save a copy of the manual.
@ mkdir -p $(RELEASE)/doc
@ cp $(DOC) $(RELEASE)/doc
# Switch back to the master branch.
@ echo "Switching back to the master branch..."
@ git checkout master
# Commit a copy of the manual *in the master branch* in releases/.
@ echo "Committing a copy of the documentation..."
@ cd $(RELEASE)/doc && git add -f *
@ git commit -m "Saved documentation for release $(DATE)."
# Set a current release pointer which allows us to have a stable URL for
# the documentation of the latest released version.
@ ln -sf $(RELEASE) ./current
@ git add current
@ git commit -m "Set symbolic link to current release."
# Done.
@ echo "Done."
@ echo "If happy, please type \"make publish\" and \"make opam\"."
@ echo "Otherwise please type \"make undo\"."
.PHONY: publish