This patch simply restores the deleted files unchanged, except for the
following:
o Makefile.ref now generates the js-config.h header file, based on the
values of JS_THREADSAFE and JS_GC_ZEAL it is invoked with.
o The subdirectory containing platform-specific files for Makefile.ref
has been renamed from 'config' to 'ref-config'; the former name
conflicts with the new unified build system. config.mk has been
updated accordingly.
$(MDDEPDIR) needs to be created in the build tree, but if make rules
list $(MDDEPDIR) as a dependency, then the VPATH search will tend to
find dependency directories in source trees if the source tree has
been configured in the past. So use $(CURDIR)/$(MDDEPDIR) instead.
Some directory Makefiles have been adding $(MDDEPDIR) to MAKE_DIRS and
GARBAGE_DIRS explicitly, since they're not setting any of the
variables that would cause config/rules.mk to create $(MDDEPDIR)
automatically. Those makefiles would have to use the $(CURDIR) trick
to defeat the VPATH search, too. Instead, have rules.mk check an
additional variable NEED_MDDEPDIRS, and let the makefiles set that;
this keeps the magic in one place.
SpiderMonkey now has its own copy of some of the files from ./config
and ./build. Since there is a decent amount of churn in that area, I
don't want it to become a burden to make merges back and forth. This
patch adds a comment explaining the 'identical if present' policy, and
runs a script to verify that it's actually being observed.
Have js/src/configure create a header file, js-config.h, that records
configure-controlled options that affect the SpiderMonkey API, like
'--enable-threadsafe'. js-config.h is namespace-clean, so it can be
installed with jsapi.h.
This means that clients can configure SpiderMonkey however they like,
and then simply #include "jsapi.h" and have everything work; they
don't have to remember to match their own compiler -D flags with those
SpiderMonkey's configure script chose. For example, mozilla-config.h
needn't concern itself with JS_THREADSAFE.
It seems to me this could also be done by having js-config --cflags
print -D options. The approach taken here seems a bit more robust: if
you can find jsapi.h at all, then you know you're getting the right
settings.
Give SpiderMonkey its own configure script and top-level Makefile.
Adjust js/src/Makefile as appropriate for life as a stand-alone
makefile, instead of a 'make export; make libs'-style Mozilla tier
makefile. Have the configure script accept '--with-nspr-cflags' and
'--with-nspr-libs' options for using an in-tree NSPR. Also accept
'--with-system-nspr', '--with-nspr-prefix', and
'--with-nspr-exec-prefix' flags for using an installed NSPR. Default
to --disable-jemalloc, assuming we don't have that part of the tree
available; have the top-level configure script pass --enable-jemalloc
as needed.
Since we no longer have an export phase to copy header files into
dist/include/js before we build the library, we need to be able to
find nanojit.h in the nanojit directory; fix references in
jsbuiltins.h and jstracer.cpp.
Give SpiderMonkey it its own copies of many of the files from ./config
and ./build. These are all exact copies, except as follows:
. js/src/config/Makefile.in: js/src only has a subset of
js/src/config, and thus a subset of the makefile targets.
. js/src/config/autoconf.mk.in: js/src/configure.in has its own make
variables to set, not set by the top-level configure script, so it
needs a custom automake.mk template.
. js/src/config/make-system-wrappers.pl: a copy from nsprpub/config,
so that we can build without having an NSPR source tree handy.
Invoke js/src/configure from ./configure, passing the values computed
for NSPR_CFLAGS and NSPR_LIBS by the top-level configure script.
Treat js/src as a static directory of the js tier, and create a new
config/js (just a Makefile) to be the js tier's non-static directory.
Let js/src/configure generate SpiderMonkey's makefiles, not
./configure.
Generate a 'js-config' script, which clients can call to find the
CFLAGS and LIBS values necessary to compile and link against an
installed SpiderMonkey library. Don't include the js-config script in
Macintosh packages.
Teach client.mk how to rebuild js/src/configure.
Tell Mercurial to ignore files generated by autoconf in js/src.
Further work:
. Right now, callers must define JS_THREADSAFE when #including jsapi.h.
This is fixed in a subsequent patch.
. js/src/configure is a trimmed copy of ./configure. It could be
trimmed more.
--HG--
rename : build/autoconf/acoutput-fast.pl => js/src/build/autoconf/acoutput-fast.pl
rename : build/autoconf/altoptions.m4 => js/src/build/autoconf/altoptions.m4
rename : build/autoconf/config.guess => js/src/build/autoconf/config.guess
rename : build/autoconf/config.sub => js/src/build/autoconf/config.sub
rename : build/autoconf/glib.m4 => js/src/build/autoconf/glib.m4
rename : build/autoconf/install-sh => js/src/build/autoconf/install-sh
rename : build/autoconf/make-makefile => js/src/build/autoconf/make-makefile
rename : build/autoconf/match-dir.sh => js/src/build/autoconf/match-dir.sh
rename : build/autoconf/nspr.m4 => js/src/build/autoconf/nspr.m4
rename : build/autoconf/pkg.m4 => js/src/build/autoconf/pkg.m4
rename : build/autoconf/update-makefile.sh => js/src/build/autoconf/update-makefile.sh
rename : build/cygwin-wrapper => js/src/build/cygwin-wrapper
rename : build/hcc => js/src/build/hcc
rename : build/hcpp => js/src/build/hcpp
rename : build/unix/mddepend.pl => js/src/build/unix/mddepend.pl
rename : build/unix/uniq.pl => js/src/build/unix/uniq.pl
rename : config/Makefile.in => js/src/config/Makefile.in
rename : config/Moz/Milestone.pm => js/src/config/Moz/Milestone.pm
rename : config/autoconf.mk.in => js/src/config/autoconf.mk.in
rename : config/config.mk => js/src/config/config.mk
rename : config/elf-dynstr-gc.c => js/src/config/elf-dynstr-gc.c
rename : config/fastcwd.pl => js/src/config/fastcwd.pl
rename : config/gcc_hidden.h => js/src/config/gcc_hidden.h
rename : config/insure.mk => js/src/config/insure.mk
rename : nsprpub/config/make-system-wrappers.pl => js/src/config/make-system-wrappers.pl
rename : config/milestone.pl => js/src/config/milestone.pl
rename : config/milestone.txt => js/src/config/milestone.txt
rename : config/mkdepend/Makefile.in => js/src/config/mkdepend/Makefile.in
rename : config/mkdepend/cppsetup.c => js/src/config/mkdepend/cppsetup.c
rename : config/mkdepend/def.h => js/src/config/mkdepend/def.h
rename : config/mkdepend/ifparser.c => js/src/config/mkdepend/ifparser.c
rename : config/mkdepend/ifparser.h => js/src/config/mkdepend/ifparser.h
rename : config/mkdepend/imakemdep.h => js/src/config/mkdepend/imakemdep.h
rename : config/mkdepend/include.c => js/src/config/mkdepend/include.c
rename : config/mkdepend/main.c => js/src/config/mkdepend/main.c
rename : config/mkdepend/mkdepend.man => js/src/config/mkdepend/mkdepend.man
rename : config/mkdepend/parse.c => js/src/config/mkdepend/parse.c
rename : config/mkdepend/pr.c => js/src/config/mkdepend/pr.c
rename : config/nfspwd.pl => js/src/config/nfspwd.pl
rename : config/nsinstall.c => js/src/config/nsinstall.c
rename : config/nsinstall.py => js/src/config/nsinstall.py
rename : config/pathsub.c => js/src/config/pathsub.c
rename : config/pathsub.h => js/src/config/pathsub.h
rename : config/preprocessor.pl => js/src/config/preprocessor.pl
rename : config/revdepth-nt.pl => js/src/config/revdepth-nt.pl
rename : config/revdepth.pl => js/src/config/revdepth.pl
rename : config/rules.mk => js/src/config/rules.mk
rename : config/system-headers => js/src/config/system-headers
rename : config/version.mk => js/src/config/version.mk
rename : config/version_win.pl => js/src/config/version_win.pl
rename : configure.in => js/src/configure.in
SpiderMonkey has, at present, two separate build systems: one used for
in-tree builds, and one used for SpiderMonkey-only builds.
The former is constituted entirely by js/src/Makefile.in. This is a
typical Mozilla makefile, leaning on the top-level config/*.mk files
for most of the details.
The latter is comprised by a shadow build system, all in js/src:
Makefile.ref, config.mk, rules.mk, jsconfig.mk, and config/*.mk.
These are superseded by the separate build system implemented in a
later patch; we delete them all here.
This patch consists entirely of deletions; there are no textual changes.
