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build,windows: solve build file disparity #12425
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Laudable goal. Some comments:
Possible, but complicates the build prerequisites unless we bundle ninja. make is an (Bundling ninja is acceptable though, IMO.)
Probably a non-starter. GYP's cmake support is very basic and buggy.
Don't know Windows enough to comment. |
I think there will need to be a compromise either way, or adding |
(also concerning #12310) Sorry, this may be a silly question. But why not to build Node.js with... Node.js? Node.js is already promoted as integration tool: http://www.infoworld.com/article/3187923/application-development/5-reasons-node-js-rules-for-complex-integrations.html |
Yay, I love it that I'm not the only one with "silly" question. More power to you my friend! I like the idea, and @indutny is bringing us closer to it (https://github.com/indutny/dukgyp). Also there is the notion of bootstrapping, that is building without a previous existing product. It seems negligible on established platforms, but it is important for porting |
Why |
Short example of the merits of VS2015~16 minutes C:\code\node>time < nul&vcbuild > nul&time < nul
The current time is: 14:07:53.76
Enter the new time: The current time is: 14:23:41.10
Enter the new time: ninja56 seconds c:\code\node\out.ninja\out\Debug$ time < nul &echo.""&ninja -j 3 -v -f build.ninja node&time < nul
The current time is: 18:50:11.05
Enter the new time: ""
[1/5] C:\bin\dev\python27\python.exe gyp-win-tool action-wrapper environment.x64 node_js2c_target_node_js2c_bce0facc3e66b523ccf35ab2d859c2d9..rsp ..\..\..\
[2/5] C:\bin\dev\python27\python.exe gyp-win-tool stamp obj\node.actions_depends.stamp
[3/5] C:\bin\dev\python27\python.exe gyp-win-tool stamp obj\node.compile_depends.stamp
[4/5] ninja -t msvc -e environment.x64 -- "D:\bin\dev\VS\2017\BuildTools\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.10.25017\bin\HostX64\x64\cl.exe" /nologo /showIncludes /FC @obj\gen\node.node_javascript.obj.rsp /c gen\node_javascript.cc /Foobj\gen\node.node_javascript.obj /Fdobj\node.cc.pdb
[5/5] C:\bin\dev\python27\python.exe gyp-win-tool link-with-manifests environment.x64 True node.exe "C:\bin\dev\python27\python.exe gyp-win-tool link-wrapper environment.x64 False link.exe /nologo /OUT:node.exe @node.exe.rsp" 1 mt.exe rc.exe "obj\node.node.exe.intermediate.manifest" obj\node.node.exe.generated.manifest ..\..\..\src\res\node.exe.extra.manifest
The current time is: 18:51:07.85
Enter the new time: |
@refack Is this still in progress? Should this remain open? I'm going to remove the |
I would love to see cmake support. It has better IDE support. |
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There's been no further progress on this. Closing. Can reopen if it is picked back up. |
Patch Set 4: > Patch Set 4: > > (7 comments) > > > Patch Set 4: Commit message was updated. > > I added Gerrit comments in patchset 3 P.S. With this I am now able to compile node.js with ninja. which is a HUGE time saver nodejs/node#12425 Patch-set: 4 Reviewer: Gerrit User 1188132 <1188132@3ce6091f-6c88-37e8-8c75-72f92ae8dfba>
Up till now we have been using two mechanism to build
node
, on windowsvcbuild.bat
that triggersconfigure
and thenmsbuild
. And on all other platforms a direct call toconfigure
and then an explicit call tomake
. Having two mechanisms, leads to divergence, as often bugs-fixes/improvements are done on one and not the other. I wish we could eliminate this disparity by using a tool that works on both platforms.A few proposed solutions:
ninja
aschromium
andV8
does (generate.ninja
files withGYP
)cmake
which is now MSVS supported (generateCMakeLists.txt
files withGYP
)make
on WindowsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: