* Implement progress report regression testing
* Rename to "changes"
* chmod+x again
* Add [...] when truncating long symbols
* Make `ninja baseline` always be rerun, even if file times are older
* Make `ninja changes` also always be rerun, ignoring file times
* fix a bug where computers would fail SSL certification when running download_tool.py
* Remove auto install script
* Determine type of URLError
* Update download_tool.py
This deduplicates dependencies on custom build rules by writing
them once and using phony targets to collect them.
Uses order_only instead of implicit dependencies to avoid
rebuilding source files when a custom build rule is dirty.
Cleans up typing issues in ninja_syntax.py.
* Implement support for generating clangd `compile_commands.json` config
* Add example .clangd file
* Tidy .gitignore and add entries for clangd and other things
* couple things i forgot to remove
* Change indent level to 2
* Centralize file type checking logic
* Refactor flag replacments to fix `-lang=` flags not being handled
* Move language flag fallback addition to `generate_build_ninja`
* Remove file type flags from .clangd example
* Remove clangd compiler defines option
Projects which need it can define things themselves in .clangd
* Move global clangd flags to tools/project.py & update vscode config
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Co-authored-by: Luke Street <luke@street.dev>
Progress output now displays % matched, which measures 100% matched
functions across _all_ files, including files that aren't
complete/linked.
Due to this change, all source files need to be built in order to
calculate progress during a normal `ninja` run. In other words,
this makes the `all_source` build the default behavior.
The progress display can be disabled via `configure.py --no-progress`
or `config.progress = False`. This will only compile the source files
needed to link the matching DOL.
Additionally, progress information is automatically emitted as a job
summary in GitHub Actions, so it can be viewed without opening the
build logs.
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