# This file is part of MXE. See LICENSE.md for licensing information. PKG := ocaml-core $(PKG)_WEBSITE := https://caml.inria.fr/ $(PKG)_DESCR := ocaml $(PKG)_IGNORE = $(ocaml-native_IGNORE) $(PKG)_VERSION = $(ocaml-native_VERSION) $(PKG)_CHECKSUM = $(ocaml-native_CHECKSUM) $(PKG)_SUBDIR = $(ocaml-native_SUBDIR) $(PKG)_FILE = $(ocaml-native_FILE) $(PKG)_URL = $(ocaml-native_URL) $(PKG)_URL_2 = $(ocaml-native_URL_2) $(PKG)_DEPS := cc bfd ocaml-flexdll ocaml-native define $(PKG)_UPDATE echo $(ocaml-native_VERSION) endef OTHER_LIBS := win32unix str num dynlink bigarray systhreads win32graph define $(PKG)_BUILD # Build native ocamlrun and ocamlc which contain the # filename-win32-dirsep patch. # # Note that we must build a 32 bit compiler, even on 64 bit build # architectures, because this compiler will try to do strength # reduction optimizations using its internal int type, and that must # match Windows' int type. (That's what -cc and -host are for). cd '$(1)' && ./configure \ -prefix '$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)' \ -bindir '$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/bin' \ -libdir '$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/lib/ocaml' \ -no-tk \ -cc "$(BUILD_CC) -m32" \ -no-shared-libs \ -host '$(TARGET)' \ -x11lib /usr/lib \ -verbose $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 core # Now move the working ocamlrun, ocamlc into the boot/ directory, # overwriting the binary versions which ship with the compiler with # ones that contain the filename-win32-dirsep patch. $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 coreboot # second time, otherwise Segfault in some cases (depending on the running system?) $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 coreboot $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 all # install ocamldoc and camlp4 (non cross versions) ####### patch mingw include # Now patch utils/clflags.ml to hardcode mingw-specific include. $(SED) -i "s,@libdir@,$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/lib,g" \ $(1)/hardcode_mingw_include.patch cd '$(1)' && patch -p2 < hardcode_mingw_include.patch ####### prepare cross build # Replace the compiler configuration (config/{s.h,m.h,Makefile}) # with ones as they would be on a 32 bit Windows system. cp -f '$(1)/config/m-nt.h' '$(1)/config/m.h' cp -f $(1)/config/s-nt.h $(1)/config/s.h # config/Makefile is a custom one which we supply. rm -f $(1)/config/Makefile $(SED) \ -e "s,@prefix@,$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET),g" \ -e "s,@toolpref@,$(TARGET),g" \ -e "s,@otherlibraries@,$(OTHER_LIBS),g" \ < $(1)/Makefile-mingw.in > $(1)/config/Makefile $(SED) -i "s,@libdir@,$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/lib,g" $(1)/otherlibs/Makefile.shared # We're going to build in otherlibs/win32unix and otherlibs/win32graph # directories, but since they would normally only be built under # Windows, they only have the Makefile.nt files. Just symlink # Makefile -> Makefile.nt for these cases. $(SED) -i "s,@libdir@,$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/lib,g" $(1)/otherlibs/win32unix/Makefile.nt $(SED) -i "s,@libdir@,$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/lib,g" $(1)/otherlibs/win32graph/Makefile.nt $(SED) -i "s,@libdir@,$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/lib,g" $(1)/otherlibs/systhreads/Makefile.nt for d in $(1)/otherlibs/win32unix \ $(1)/otherlibs/win32graph \ $(1)/otherlibs/bigarray \ $(1)/otherlibs/systhreads; do \ ln -sf Makefile.nt $$d/Makefile; \ done # Now clean the temporary files from the previous build. This # will also cause asmcomp/arch.ml (etc) to be linked to the 32 bit # i386 versions, essentially causing ocamlopt to use the Win/i386 code # generator. $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' partialclean # We need to remove any .o object for make sure they are # recompiled later.. cd $(1) && rm byterun/*.o ####### build mingw ocaml # Just rebuild some small bits that we need for the following # 'make opt' to work. Note that 'make all' fails here. $(MAKE) -C '$(1)/byterun' -j 1 libcamlrun.a $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 ocaml ocamlc $(MAKE) -C '$(1)/stdlib' -j 1 $(MAKE) -C '$(1)/tools' -j 1 ocamlmklib # Build ocamlopt $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 opt # Now build otherlibs for ocamlopt cd '$(1)' && \ for i in $(OTHER_LIBS); do \ $(MAKE) -C otherlibs/$$i -j 1 clean; \ $(MAKE) -C otherlibs/$$i -j 1 all; \ $(MAKE) -C otherlibs/$$i -j 1 allopt; \ done ####### installation $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 install $(MAKE) -C '$(1)' -j 1 installopt # Rename all the binaries to target-binary for f in ocamlc ocamlcp ocamlrun ocamldep ocamlmklib ocamlmktop ocamlopt \ ocamlprof; do \ cp -f $(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)/bin/$$f $(PREFIX)/bin/$(TARGET)-$$f; \ done # test ocamlopt cp '$(TEST_FILE)' '$(1)/test.ml' cd '$(1)' && '$(TARGET)-ocamlopt' test.ml # test ocamlbuild from package ocaml-native, now that ocamlopt works mkdir '$(1)/tmp' && cp '$(TEST_FILE)' '$(1)/tmp/test.ml' cd '$(1)/tmp' && $(TARGET)-ocamlbuild test.native endef $(PKG)_BUILD_x86_64-w64-mingw32 = $(PKG)_BUILD_SHARED =