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Normalized build for MinGW-w64 #432
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Normalized build for MinGW-w64
KOLANICH 34da86f
Creared default build config
KOLANICH a245822
Moved inclusion of build config to top in single_file_split.h
KOLANICH 8731189
Moved inclusion of build config to top in local_filesys.cc
KOLANICH 09781b0
Commented out #define FOPEN_64_PRESENT
KOLANICH c0feb12
Excluded include/dmlc/build_config.h from lint.
KOLANICH ac52084
Use existing logic for fopen64 when CMake is not called
hcho3 58c1646
Pass build_config.h to lint check
hcho3 8d2f979
Use dmlc/base.h in local_filesys.cc to capture DMLC_USE_FOPEN64 flag
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#cmakedefine FOPEN_64_PRESENT | ||
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#if !defined(FOPEN_64_PRESENT) && DMLC_USE_FOPEN64 | ||
#warning "Redefining fopen64 with std::fopen" | ||
#define fopen64 std::fopen | ||
#endif |
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#define FOPEN_64_PRESENT | ||
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#if !defined(FOPEN_64_PRESENT) && DMLC_USE_FOPEN64 | ||
#warning "Redefining fopen64 with std::fopen" | ||
#define fopen64 std::fopen | ||
#endif |
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Why?
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@larroy Some systems like MinGW have fopen() and fopen64(), and we want to choose fopen64() to use 64-bit offsets
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Thanks for your response, I didn't think you would read it. The problem with this change is that build_config.h is recreated on build, which is marking the 3rdparty submodule dirty in mxnet everytime we build. Is this build_config.h changed by CMake neccessary? I would like to avoid making the repository dirty on build.
Thanks.
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@larroy Originally, I had planned to have CMake create build_config.h on the fly. The header file contains special macros that are specific to platforms, e.g. existence of fopen64(). The issue was that not everyone uses CMake; many projects using dmlc-core uses GNU Make instead. So I created build_config.h containing the "default logic". Users of GNU Make will use the header as it is. On the other hand, CMake users will overwrite the header, to reflect the platform-specific details that CMake detects.
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@larroy One solution would be to add build_config.h to .gitignore.
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@larroy Yes, that's correct. Keep in mind that not every user of GNU Make uses Autotools ("configure")
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@larroy That's weird, maybe path is off?
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I think it won't work if the file is in the repo:
I tried locally without success.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1818895/keep-ignored-files-out-of-git-status
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Got it. I'm open to suggestion as to how to better accommodate both CMake and GNU Make.
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For now, you should run
from this page