cm3-makedist-PPC_DARWIN #6 Changes [Hudson]

Summary

We can't use stdbool.h. It breaks on Solaris. We can't define bool/true/false ourselves. That breaks e.g. on Linux/AMD64. Maybe under #ifdef? Let's try BOOL/TRUE/FALSE. If that fails, probably m3bool/m3true/m3false.

add comment here too

remove all tabs

remove a few do-nothing semicolons after braces

fix more pointless and inconsistent formating -- spaces before semicolons

fix newlines

try using putty scp in elego vm

functions that take no parameters should be (void), not () () means take anything, not take nothing

fix warning: RTMachine__SaveRegsInStack not declared

replace setup.cmd that probably doesn't quite work, with JScript (packaged in setup.cmd) that is constant and reads the setup.txt file next to it We can/should do the same with install.sh, but that is left alone.

minor cleanup

remove double semicolon

update from head -- should fix the unresolve failure in NT386

extra special temporary debugprint for NT386

fix

false => FALSE #include "m3-BOOL.h" => #include "m3-bool.h"

remove dos2unix stuff, let's try to figure out the right way

fix comment

remove debug code and cleanup

remove Solaris-specific -lintl

remove pointless whitespace at ends of lines, for some reason it was rampant

remove variable that is only written once and read once; use null command : instead of echo for MAKEINFO, like m3cc does

change <stdbool.h> to "m3-bool.h" I must have had the wrong starting versions on this machine?

remove one level of indentation in common case

reverse engineering for libgcc, I don't think the documentation is correct, and SOLsun is failing for lack of some functions

remove spaces from ends of lines remove tabs

unify casing in comment with head (TRUE => true)

fix m3gdb build on Solaris (SOLgnu) cat /usr/include/stdbool.h: #error "Use of <stdbool.h> is valid only in a c99 compilation environment." so don't use stdbool.h, use this new m3-bool.h instead: #ifndef M3_BOOL_H_INCLUDED #define M3_BOOL_H_INCLUDED #ifndef __cplusplus typedef int bool; #define true 1 #define false 0 #endif #endif

remove the few register variables

remove do-nothing line

add missing RC2 link for downloads

don't run dos2unix if it isn't there

remove one line of boilerplace jscript-in-cmd wrapper

why didn't scp run -- add printing

Huh, plain scp now just works, use it like before.

cleanup

remove all tabs

some echo'ing to try to debug the NT386 resolve problem for me, just rerunning cm3 incrementally with or w/o the switch regenerates the .M3SHIP file correctly

take ownership so I can clear executable bit

Try to use rsync for shipping if available. I hope this doesn't break anything again.

/* This is a wrapper for \cygwin\bin\cvs.exe that doesn't requiring changing %PATH%. Put it in some directory already in %PATH%, such as %WinDir% or %WinDir%\system32. As well, on the Elego Windows VM, \Program Files\CVSNT has been renamed to CVSNT.1 to get it out of %PATH%. It ruins line endings. As well \SFU was mostly renamed to \SFU.1, to remove it as a possible factor, though it turns out it was probably completely innocent. As well, CVS_RSH changed to /bin/ssh. Plain "ssh" as all other Hudson jobs use would probably work if in this wrapper we prepended c:\cygwin\bin to %PATH%. Build it with: cl -Zl cvs.c -link -entry:Entry -subsystem:console kernel32.lib */ #include <windows.h> /* These are globals just to sleazily avoid -GS and memset dependencies. */ WCHAR Executable[] = L"C:\\cygwin\\bin\\cvs.exe"; WCHAR SystemDrive[3]; STARTUPINFOW StartInfo; PROCESS_INFORMATION ProcessInfo; void Entry(void) { DWORD ExitCode; StartInfo.cb = sizeof(StartInfo); GetEnvironmentVariableW(L"SystemDrive", SystemDrive, 3); if (SystemDrive[0]) Executable[0] = SystemDrive[0]; ExitCode = CreateProcessW(Executable, GetCommandLineW(), NULL, NULL, FALSE, 0, NULL, NULL, &StartInfo, &ProcessInfo); if (ExitCode == FALSE) { ExitCode = GetLastError(); } else { WaitForSingleObject(ProcessInfo.hProcess, INFINITE); GetExitCodeProcess(ProcessInfo.hProcess, &ExitCode); } ExitProcess(ExitCode); }

remove debug codep

finally fix the NT386 unresolve problem, it was mismatched slashes as I thought, but my RTIO was never hitting because it was too restrictive

commit mail with change that didn't trigger: fix m3gdb build on Solaris (SOLgnu) cat /usr/include/stdbool.h: #error "Use of <stdbool.h> is valid only in a c99 compilation environment." so don't use stdbool.h, use this new m3-bool.h instead: #ifndef M3_BOOL_H_INCLUDED #define M3_BOOL_H_INCLUDED #ifndef __cplusplus typedef int bool; #define true 1 #define false 0 #endif #endif

update from head for SOLsun

fix debugprint, no matter

dos2unix after cvs up -- notice though that these modified files are being moved away -- building more and more diskspace

debugprint a little more often

a bit more temporary debugprint

echo before action

fix typo -- oprtimization to optimization

jkrell:
/*
This is a wrapper for \cygwin\bin\cvs.exe that doesn't requiring changing %PATH%.
Put it in some directory already in %PATH%, such as %WinDir% or %WinDir%\system32.
As well, on the Elego Windows VM, \Program Files\CVSNT has been renamed to CVSNT.1
to get it out of %PATH%. It ruins line endings.
As well \SFU was mostly renamed to \SFU.1, to remove it as a possible factor, though
it turns out it was probably completely innocent.
As well, CVS_RSH changed to /bin/ssh. Plain "ssh" as all other Hudson jobs use would
probably work if in this wrapper we prepended c:\cygwin\bin to %PATH%.

Build it with:
    cl -Zl cvs.c -link -entry:Entry -subsystem:console kernel32.lib
*/

#include <windows.h>

/* These are globals just to sleazily avoid -GS and memset dependencies. */

WCHAR Executable[] = L"C:\\cygwin\\bin\\cvs.exe";
WCHAR SystemDrive[3];
STARTUPINFOW StartInfo;
PROCESS_INFORMATION ProcessInfo;

void Entry(void)
{
    DWORD ExitCode;

    StartInfo.cb = sizeof(StartInfo);

    GetEnvironmentVariableW(L"SystemDrive", SystemDrive, 3);
    if (SystemDrive[0])
        Executable[0] = SystemDrive[0];

    ExitCode = CreateProcessW(Executable, GetCommandLineW(), NULL, NULL, FALSE, 0, NULL, NULL, &StartInfo, &ProcessInfo);
    if (ExitCode == FALSE)
    {
        ExitCode = GetLastError();
    }
    else
    {
        WaitForSingleObject(ProcessInfo.hProcess, INFINITE);
        GetExitCodeProcess(ProcessInfo.hProcess, &ExitCode);
    }
    ExitProcess(ExitCode);
}