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Put autoconf-generated files in the release tarball.
Remove the corresponding task from the TODO file.
The minimum required version of autoconf is currently 2.69.
If version 2.69 or later is already installed and there is no
autoconf default, it may be necessary to set the AUTORECONF
environment variable to enable the one to use, like:
AUTORECONF=autoreconf-2.69 ./autogen.sh
or
AUTORECONF=autoreconf-2.71 ./autogen.sh
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The new environment variable provides means to declare all or some libpcap
cmake run of a specific environment (CI or a working copy) as tainted.
Add explicit conditions to exempt the cmake run that emit warnings
now and request the compiler to treat warnings as errors *iff* the cmake
run is not tainted. This way if a cmake run that is warning-free now
degrades later, CI will fail it.
The treat warnings as errors cmake option used is:
-Werror=dev
Make developer warnings errors.
Make warnings that are meant for the author of the CMake-
Lists.txt files errors. By default this will also turn on depre-
cated warnings as errors.
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The error is bogus (Illumos, and probably Solaris, don't free up
everything allocated by the gettext code before exiting; it's still
reachable), and nothing obvious seems to make valgrind Just Shut Up
about it.
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Hopefully that makes it clearer where stuff is being linked from in the
Illumos build.
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In build_matrix.sh and build.sh detect and use Valgrind if it is
available in the default path. Update linux-amd64 and freebsd-amd64
Cirrus CI tasks to install the package. If the error from the previous
commit reoccurs, these changes should detect it automatically.
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Same as in tcpslice.
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Same as in tcpdump.
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Same as in tcpslice and tcpdump earlier. This should cover both
Autoconf and CMake.
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Improve OS and compiler identification, print matrix progress to stderr.
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Start using build_common.sh, make default assignments early and
uniformly, use Solaris-compatible command substitution, install bc on
linux-amd64. This implements initial support for AIX and Solaris in the
libpcap build matrix scripts.
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The feature has no function in the current CI setup because it is
specific to Travis CI. Keep the related block that cats assorted build
files and make it conditional on MATRIX_DEBUG -- it might be needed
later.
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On FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD bash has to be installed explicitly. On
NetBSD Buildbot workers sometimes this is much more complicated than
just running a package manager command. At the same time, the build
scripts use only a few trivial bashisms, so switch to POSIX shell to
remove this dependency from the problem space. Simplify some code while
at it.
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The warning was:
Use "${var:?}" to ensure this never expands to /* . [SC2115]
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If not provided with a prefix path, make a temporary one and remove it
when done; between the rounds delete the contents of the prefix
directory, but not the directory. This way parallel builds on a buildbot
worker do not clash, also if a developer runs build_matrix.sh from their
home directory, that no longer breaks the worker builds whilst the
non-worker script is running or even indefinitely if it had failed.
Fix skipping GCC on macOS in build_matrix.sh to make it work
consistently in and outside of a CI environment. Remove the skipping
from the CI space.
Quote the prefix variable properly. Print OS and compiler versions at
the beginning. Simplify Makefile printing in the Travis CI block.
Require travis_fold() parameters to be set. Relabel Cirrus CI tasks for
consistency.
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[skip ci]
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[skip ci]
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Replace most of the task script commands with build_matrix.sh. Extend
the latter to allow overriding the matrix dimensions if required and use
that to add two versions of GCC to the nested matrix. Name the task.
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This change harmonizes the setup.
Run examples are now:
./build_matrix.sh
CC=clang ./build.sh
CMAKE=yes ./build.sh
CC=clang CMAKE=yes REMOTE=yes ./build.sh
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bash is not always in /bin.
Keeping bash for now, this change will help to test on other OSes.
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This change will save CI runtime.
This will currently run five builders: amd64, arm64, ppc64le, s390x and osx.
The build_matrix.sh script executes the matrix loops, exclude tests and
cleaning.
It calls the build.sh script which runs one build with exported variables
setup: CC, CMAKE and REMOTE (default: gcc, no (cmake), disable (remote)).
These scripts can easily be updated to run new tests (32 bits builds,
sanitizers, coverage, etc).
build_matrix.sh and build.sh can be used locally for build tests.
Run examples:
./build_matrix.sh
CC=clang ./build.sh
CMAKE=yes ./build.sh
CC=clang CMAKE=yes REMOTE=enable ./build.sh
(With some Denis's ideas)
Moreover:
Remove the old workaround PATH=$PATH...
Update the install directory prefix to /tmp/local.
Use vim modeline in the two shell scripts.
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