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UnrealEngineUWP/Engine/Source/Programs/UnrealBuildTool/System/Unity.cs
Mike Fricker e85564743c [INTEGRATE] Unreal Build Tool: Adaptive unity builds (experimental!)
- New UBT support for "adaptive unity builds", which can greatly increase iterative compile times
- This feature allows UBT to keep track of which source files you're currently editing between runs
- UBT will exclude your "working set" source files from all unity blob files, allowing for fast iterative compiles!
- Currently, adaptive unity builds relies on files being writable vs. read-only to determine what you're working on (P4 edit)
- Enable this new feature in your BuildConfiguration.xml file.

    <BuildConfiguration>
           <bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild>true</bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild>
    </BuildConfiguration>

[CL 2671467 by Mike Fricker in Main branch]
2015-08-27 16:33:06 -04:00

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// Copyright 1998-2015 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Diagnostics;
namespace UnrealBuildTool
{
public class Unity
{
/** The set of source files that UnrealBuildTool determined to be part of the programmer's "working set".
This feature is only used when bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild is enabled */
public static HashSet<FileItem> SourceFileWorkingSet = new HashSet<FileItem>();
/// <summary>
/// A class which represents a list of files and the sum of their lengths.
/// </summary>
public class FileCollection
{
public List<FileItem> Files { get; private set; }
public long TotalLength { get; private set; }
public FileCollection()
{
Files = new List<FileItem>();
TotalLength = 0;
}
public void AddFile(FileItem File)
{
Files.Add(File);
TotalLength += File.Info.Length;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// A class for building up a set of unity files. You add files one-by-one using AddFile then call EndCurrentUnityFile to finish that one and
/// (perhaps) begin a new one.
/// </summary>
public class UnityFileBuilder
{
private List<FileCollection> UnityFiles;
private FileCollection CurrentCollection;
private int SplitLength;
/// <summary>
/// Constructs a new UnityFileBuilder.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="InSplitLength">The accumulated length at which to automatically split a unity file, or -1 to disable automatic splitting.</param>
public UnityFileBuilder(int InSplitLength)
{
UnityFiles = new List<FileCollection>();
CurrentCollection = new FileCollection();
SplitLength = InSplitLength;
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds a file to the current unity file. If splitting is required and the total size of the
/// unity file exceeds the split limit, then a new file is automatically started.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="File">The file to add.</param>
public void AddFile(FileItem File)
{
CurrentCollection.AddFile(File);
if (SplitLength != -1 && CurrentCollection.TotalLength > SplitLength)
{
EndCurrentUnityFile();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Starts a new unity file. If the current unity file contains no files, this function has no effect, i.e. you will not get an empty unity file.
/// </summary>
public void EndCurrentUnityFile()
{
if (CurrentCollection.Files.Count == 0)
return;
UnityFiles.Add(CurrentCollection);
CurrentCollection = new FileCollection();
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns the list of built unity files. The UnityFileBuilder is unusable after this.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public List<FileCollection> GetUnityFiles()
{
EndCurrentUnityFile();
var Result = UnityFiles;
// Null everything to ensure that failure will occur if you accidentally reuse this object.
CurrentCollection = null;
UnityFiles = null;
return Result;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Given a set of C++ files, generates another set of C++ files that #include all the original
/// files, the goal being to compile the same code in fewer translation units.
/// The "unity" files are written to the CompileEnvironment's OutputDirectory.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Target">The target we're building</param>
/// <param name="CPPFiles">The C++ files to #include.</param>
/// <param name="CompileEnvironment">The environment that is used to compile the C++ files.</param>
/// <param name="BaseName">Base name to use for the Unity files</param>
/// <returns>The "unity" C++ files.</returns>
public static List<FileItem> GenerateUnityCPPs(
UEBuildTarget Target,
List<FileItem> CPPFiles,
CPPEnvironment CompileEnvironment,
string BaseName
)
{
var NewCPPFiles = new List<FileItem>();
var ToolChain = UEToolChain.GetPlatformToolChain(CompileEnvironment.Config.Target.Platform);
var BuildPlatform = UEBuildPlatform.GetBuildPlatformForCPPTargetPlatform(CompileEnvironment.Config.Target.Platform);
// Figure out size of all input files combined. We use this to determine whether to use larger unity threshold or not.
long TotalBytesInCPPFiles = CPPFiles.Sum(F => F.Info.Length);
// We have an increased threshold for unity file size if, and only if, all files fit into the same unity file. This
// is beneficial when dealing with PCH files. The default PCH creation limit is X unity files so if we generate < X
// this could be fairly slow and we'd rather bump the limit a bit to group them all into the same unity file.
// When enabled, UnrealBuildTool will try to determine source files that you are actively iteratively changing, and break those files
// out of their unity blobs so that you can compile them as individual translation units, much faster than recompiling the entire
// unity blob each time.
bool bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild = BuildConfiguration.bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild && !BuildConfiguration.bStressTestUnity;
// Optimization only makes sense if PCH files are enabled.
bool bForceIntoSingleUnityFile = BuildConfiguration.bStressTestUnity || (TotalBytesInCPPFiles < BuildConfiguration.NumIncludedBytesPerUnityCPP * 2 && CompileEnvironment.ShouldUsePCHs());
// Build the list of unity files.
List<FileCollection> AllUnityFiles;
{
// Sort the incoming file paths alphabetically, so there will be consistency in unity blobs across multiple machines.
// Note that we're relying on this not only sorting files within each directory, but also the directories
// themselves, so the whole list of file paths is the same across computers.
var SortedCPPFiles = CPPFiles.GetRange( 0, CPPFiles.Count );
{
// Case-insensitive file path compare, because you never know what is going on with local file systems
Comparison<FileItem> FileItemComparer = (FileA, FileB) => { return FileA.AbsolutePath.ToLowerInvariant().CompareTo( FileB.AbsolutePath.ToLowerInvariant() ); };
SortedCPPFiles.Sort( FileItemComparer );
}
// Figure out whether we REALLY want to use adaptive unity for this module. If nearly every file in the module appears in the working
// set, we'll just go ahead and let unity build do its thing.
if( bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild )
{
int CandidateWorkingSetSourceFileCount = 0;
int WorkingSetSourceFileCount = 0;
foreach( var CPPFile in SortedCPPFiles )
{
// Don't include writable source files into unity blobs
if( !Utils.IsFileUnderDirectory( CPPFile.AbsolutePath, Target.EngineIntermediateDirectory ) &&
!Utils.IsFileUnderDirectory( CPPFile.AbsolutePath, Target.ProjectIntermediateDirectory ) )
{
++CandidateWorkingSetSourceFileCount;
if( UnrealBuildTool.ShouldSourceFileBePartOfWorkingSet( CPPFile.AbsolutePath ) )
{
++WorkingSetSourceFileCount;
// Mark this file as part of the working set. This will be saved into the UBT Makefile so that
// the assembler can automatically invalidate the Makefile when the working set changes (allowing this
// code to run again, to build up new unity blobs.)
SourceFileWorkingSet.Add( CPPFile );
}
}
}
if( WorkingSetSourceFileCount >= CandidateWorkingSetSourceFileCount )
{
// Every single file in the module appears in the working set, so don't bother using adaptive unity for this
// module. Otherwise it would make full builds really slow.
bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild = false;
}
}
var CPPUnityFileBuilder = new UnityFileBuilder(bForceIntoSingleUnityFile ? -1 : BuildConfiguration.NumIncludedBytesPerUnityCPP);
var AdaptiveUnityBuildInfoString = new StringBuilder();
foreach( var CPPFile in SortedCPPFiles )
{
if (!bForceIntoSingleUnityFile && CPPFile.AbsolutePath.IndexOf(".GeneratedWrapper.", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) != -1)
{
NewCPPFiles.Add(CPPFile);
}
// When adaptive unity is enabled, go ahead and exclude any source files that we're actively working with
if( bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild && SourceFileWorkingSet.Contains( CPPFile ) )
{
// Just compile this file normally, not as part of the unity blob
NewCPPFiles.Add( CPPFile );
var CPPFileName = Path.GetFileName( CPPFile.AbsolutePath );
if( AdaptiveUnityBuildInfoString.Length == 0 )
{
AdaptiveUnityBuildInfoString.Append( String.Format( "[Adaptive unity build] Excluded from {0} unity file: {1}", BaseName, CPPFileName ) );
}
else
{
AdaptiveUnityBuildInfoString.Append( ", " + CPPFileName );
}
}
else
{
// Compile this file as part of the unity blob
CPPUnityFileBuilder.AddFile(CPPFile);
// Now that the CPPFile is part of this unity file, we will no longer need to treat it like a root level prerequisite for our
// dependency cache, as it is now an "indirect include" from the unity file. We'll clear out the compile environment
// attached to this file. This prevents us from having to cache all of the indirect includes from these files inside our
// dependency cache, which speeds up iterative builds a lot!
CPPFile.CachedCPPIncludeInfo = null;
}
}
if( AdaptiveUnityBuildInfoString.Length > 0 )
{
Log.TraceInformation( AdaptiveUnityBuildInfoString.ToString() );
}
AllUnityFiles = CPPUnityFileBuilder.GetUnityFiles();
}
//THIS CHANGE WAS MADE TO FIX THE BUILD IN OUR BRANCH
//DO NOT MERGE THIS BACK TO MAIN
string PCHHeaderNameInCode = CPPFiles.Count > 0 ? CPPFiles[0].PCHHeaderNameInCode : "";
if( CompileEnvironment.Config.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename != null )
{
PCHHeaderNameInCode = ToolChain.ConvertPath( CompileEnvironment.Config.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename );
// Generated unity .cpp files always include the PCH using an absolute path, so we need to update
// our compile environment's PCH header name to use this instead of the text it pulled from the original
// C++ source files
CompileEnvironment.Config.PCHHeaderNameInCode = PCHHeaderNameInCode;
}
// Create a set of CPP files that combine smaller CPP files into larger compilation units, along with the corresponding
// actions to compile them.
int CurrentUnityFileCount = 0;
foreach( var UnityFile in AllUnityFiles )
{
++CurrentUnityFileCount;
StringWriter OutputUnityCPPWriter = new StringWriter();
StringWriter OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra = null;
// add an extra file for UBT to get the #include dependencies from
if (BuildPlatform.RequiresExtraUnityCPPWriter() == true)
{
OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra = new StringWriter();
}
OutputUnityCPPWriter.WriteLine("// This file is automatically generated at compile-time to include some subset of the user-created cpp files.");
// Explicitly include the precompiled header first, since Visual C++ expects the first top-level #include to be the header file
// that was used to create the PCH.
if (CompileEnvironment.Config.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename != null)
{
OutputUnityCPPWriter.WriteLine("#include \"{0}\"", PCHHeaderNameInCode);
if (OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra != null)
{
OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra.WriteLine("#include \"{0}\"", PCHHeaderNameInCode);
}
}
// Add source files to the unity file
foreach( var CPPFile in UnityFile.Files )
{
OutputUnityCPPWriter.WriteLine("#include \"{0}\"", ToolChain.ConvertPath(CPPFile.AbsolutePath));
if (OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra != null)
{
OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra.WriteLine("#include \"{0}\"", CPPFile.AbsolutePath);
}
}
// Determine unity file path name
string UnityCPPFilePath;
if (AllUnityFiles.Count > 1)
{
UnityCPPFilePath = string.Format("Module.{0}.{1}_of_{2}.cpp", BaseName, CurrentUnityFileCount, AllUnityFiles.Count);
}
else
{
UnityCPPFilePath = string.Format("Module.{0}.cpp", BaseName);
}
UnityCPPFilePath = Path.Combine(CompileEnvironment.Config.OutputDirectory, UnityCPPFilePath);
// Write the unity file to the intermediate folder.
FileItem UnityCPPFile = FileItem.CreateIntermediateTextFile(UnityCPPFilePath, OutputUnityCPPWriter.ToString());
if (OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra != null)
{
FileItem.CreateIntermediateTextFile(UnityCPPFilePath + ".ex", OutputUnityCPPWriterExtra.ToString());
}
UnityCPPFile.RelativeCost = UnityFile.TotalLength;
UnityCPPFile.PCHHeaderNameInCode = PCHHeaderNameInCode;
NewCPPFiles.Add(UnityCPPFile);
// Cache information about the unity .cpp dependencies
// @todo ubtmake urgent: Fails when building remotely for Mac because unity .cpp has an include for a PCH on the REMOTE machine
UEBuildModuleCPP.CachePCHUsageForModuleSourceFile( Target, CompileEnvironment, UnityCPPFile );
}
return NewCPPFiles;
}
}
}