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araq f3bdc6c5f2 IC: nim c --ic:on / nim cpp --ic:on replace the nim ic command
`nim ic` was a command of its own, which made it the C backend only and cut it
off from everything the ordinary compile commands accept. `--ic:on` is a switch
on `nim c` / `nim cpp` / `nim objc` instead, so `-r`, `-d:release`,
`--exceptions:`, and a project-wide opt-in from `nim.cfg` / `config.nims` all
work. `nim ic` still resolves to the same driver; `koch bootic`, `koch ic` and
`testament --ic` now go through the switch.

The switch was already parsed into a `conf.ic` nobody read. It is now read in
`passCmd1` as well, because `nim.nim` has to decide whether this run is an IC
DRIVER before config loading (`ensureIcConfig` produces the precompiled config
the driver itself replays); when the switch comes from a config file instead,
`main.nim` produces it late.

**C++.** `tests/cpp` passes under `--ic:on`, matching its classic result. Four
fixes, three of them the shape of every "C++ needs the whole program" problem the
per-module backend has:

* The driver DECLARES each module's translation unit to nifmake without loading a
  module, so it cannot ask `cgen.getCFile` — and it hardcoded `.nim.c`, so the
  merge stage went looking for `.c.nif` next to the `.cpp.nif` the children had
  written. `options.icCFileExt` mirrors the formula at backend granularity.

* C++ has no designated initializers, so the RTTI record is a bare variable that
  `DatInit` fills field by field. A bare `TNimTypeV2 x;` is a tentative
  definition — C's linker merges those, C++'s does not — so every TU that
  demanded the type defined it ("multiple definition of NTIv2__…"). It now gets
  the same extern-declaration + owned-`'d'`-definition split the C flavour has.

* `memberProcsPerType` / `initializersPerType` live only in the sem process, so
  the backend emitted a struct WITHOUT its in-class member declarations and the
  out-of-class definitions did not match ("no declaration matches
  'void Doo::memberProc()'"). They are replayed from a new `(repcppmember …)`
  log entry; `replayCppMember` re-derives the type from the routine's signature
  exactly as `semCppMember` does, so no type key has to survive the round trip.

* Two follow-ons for members: `loc.snippet` is a CALL PATTERN (`#->salute(@)`),
  and only `genMemberProcHeader` derives it — whole-program cgen got it for free
  by generating the defining module first, but the per-module backend emits that
  body in another process, leaving the caller with the mangled Nim name
  (`loo->salute_u0__vireouyks1()`). And that pattern is not a linker name: every
  `salute` member in every class mints the same one, so the merge stage handed
  them all to one artifact and dropped the rest (undefined vtable at link).
  Member definitions are keyed by their NIF name there instead.

`--run` is now dropped when re-invoking for the config artifact: the producer has
no output binary and `nim.nim`'s run step asserted on the empty `outFile`.

testament's `--ic` appends the switch rather than rewriting the compile verb, so
a test that overrides `cmd:` wholesale keeps its verb, and the C++ corpus is
covered too (it never was — the old rewrite only matched `nim c `).

`icFormatVersion` 36 -> 37 for the new log entry. `koch bootic` reaches its
byte-identical fixed point through the new entry point; `koch ic` passes;
`tests/ic`, `tests/destructor` (3 known `--newruntime` failures) and the classic
categories are unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-26 10:32:31 +02:00

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Nim

#
#
# The Nim Compiler
# (c) Copyright 2015 Andreas Rumpf
#
# See the file "copying.txt", included in this
# distribution, for details about the copyright.
#
import std/[os, strutils, parseopt]
when defined(nimPreviewSlimSystem):
import std/assertions
when defined(windows):
when defined(gcc):
when defined(x86):
{.link: "../icons/nim.res".}
else:
{.link: "../icons/nim_icon.o".}
when defined(amd64) and defined(vcc):
{.link: "../icons/nim-amd64-windows-vcc.res".}
when defined(i386) and defined(vcc):
{.link: "../icons/nim-i386-windows-vcc.res".}
import
commands, options, msgs, extccomp, main, idents, lineinfos, cmdlinehelper,
pathutils, modulegraphs
from ast2nif import registerNifAstTags
from icconfig import ensureIcConfig
from std/browsers import openDefaultBrowser
from nodejs import findNodeJs
when defined(tinyc): # == hasTinyCBackend; spelled out for the IC dep scanner
import tccgen
when defined(profiler) or defined(memProfiler):
{.hint: "Profiling support is turned on!".}
import nimprof
proc nimbleLockExists(config: ConfigRef): bool =
const nimbleLock = "nimble.lock"
let pd = if not config.projectPath.isEmpty: config.projectPath else: AbsoluteDir(getCurrentDir())
if optSkipParentConfigFiles notin config.globalOptions:
for dir in parentDirs(pd.string, fromRoot=true, inclusive=false):
if fileExists(dir / nimbleLock):
return true
return fileExists(pd.string / nimbleLock)
proc processCmdLine(pass: TCmdLinePass, cmd: string; config: ConfigRef) =
var p = parseopt.initOptParser(cmd)
var argsCount = 0
config.commandLine.setLen 0
# bugfix: otherwise, config.commandLine ends up duplicated
while true:
parseopt.next(p)
case p.kind
of cmdEnd: break
of cmdLongOption, cmdShortOption:
config.commandLine.add " "
config.commandLine.addCmdPrefix p.kind
config.commandLine.add p.key.quoteShell # quoteShell to be future proof
if p.val.len > 0:
config.commandLine.add ':'
config.commandLine.add p.val.quoteShell
if p.key == "": # `-` was passed to indicate main project is stdin
p.key = "-"
if processArgument(pass, p, argsCount, config): break
else:
processSwitch(pass, p, config)
of cmdArgument:
config.commandLine.add " "
config.commandLine.add p.key.quoteShell
if processArgument(pass, p, argsCount, config): break
if pass == passCmd2:
if {optRun, optWasNimscript} * config.globalOptions == {} and
config.arguments.len > 0 and config.cmd notin {cmdTcc, cmdNimscript, cmdCrun}:
rawMessage(config, errGenerated, errArgsNeedRunOption)
if config.nimbleLockExists:
# disable nimble path if nimble.lock is present.
# see https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/issues/1004
disableNimblePath(config)
proc getNimRunExe(conf: ConfigRef): string =
# xxx consider defining `conf.getConfigVar("nimrun.exe")` to allow users to
# customize the binary to run the command with, e.g. for custom `nodejs` or `wine`.
if conf.isDefined("mingw"):
if conf.isDefined("i386"): result = "wine"
elif conf.isDefined("amd64"): result = "wine64"
else: result = ""
else:
result = ""
proc handleCmdLine(cache: IdentCache; conf: ConfigRef) =
# NIF tag registration must not depend on module init order — the IC-built
# compiler orders module init calls differently and the top-level
# `registerTag` initializers then ran against a not-yet-initialized pool,
# corrupting every written NIF (see registerNifAstTags).
registerNifAstTags()
let self = NimProg(
supportsStdinFile: true,
processCmdLine: processCmdLine
)
self.initDefinesProg(conf, "nim_compiler")
if paramCount() == 0:
writeCommandLineUsage(conf)
return
self.processCmdLineAndProjectPath(conf)
# `nim ic` driver: ensure the precompiled config exists (produced by a separate
# `nim icconfig` process, skipped when nothing changed) BEFORE config loading,
# so `loadConfigs` replays it instead of re-parsing the `nim.cfg` chain — the
# driver runs on the exact same config its children will. See icconfig.nim.
when not defined(nimKochBootstrap):
if conf.cmd in {cmdIc, cmdTrack} or isIcDriver(conf):
ensureIcConfig(conf)
var graph = newModuleGraph(cache, conf)
if not self.loadConfigsAndProcessCmdLine(cache, conf, graph):
return
if conf.cmd == cmdCheck and optWasNimscript notin conf.globalOptions and
conf.backend == backendInvalid:
conf.backend = backendC
if conf.selectedGC == gcUnselected:
if conf.backend in {backendC, backendCpp, backendObjc} or
(conf.cmd in cmdDocLike and conf.backend != backendJs) or
conf.cmd in {cmdGendepend, cmdNifC, cmdIc, cmdM, cmdTrack}:
initOrcDefines(conf)
if conf.selectedStrings == stringSso and
conf.selectedGC notin {gcArc, gcOrc, gcYrc, gcAtomicArc}:
rawMessage(conf, errGenerated,
"--strings:sso requires --mm:arc, --mm:orc, --mm:yrc, or --mm:atomicArc")
mainCommand(graph)
if conf.hasHint(hintGCStats): echo(GC_getStatistics())
#echo(GC_getStatistics())
if conf.errorCounter != 0: return
when hasTinyCBackend:
if conf.cmd == cmdTcc:
tccgen.run(conf, conf.arguments)
if optRun in conf.globalOptions:
let output = conf.absOutFile
case conf.cmd
of cmdBackends, cmdTcc:
let nimRunExe = getNimRunExe(conf)
var cmdPrefix = ""
if nimRunExe.len > 0: cmdPrefix.add nimRunExe.quoteShell
case conf.backend
of backendC, backendCpp, backendObjc: discard
of backendJs:
# D20210217T215950:here this flag is needed for node < v15.0.0, otherwise
# tasyncjs_fail` would fail, refs https://nodejs.org/api/cli.html#cli_unhandled_rejections_mode
if cmdPrefix.len == 0: cmdPrefix = findNodeJs().quoteShell
cmdPrefix.add " --unhandled-rejections=strict"
else: raiseAssert $conf.backend
if cmdPrefix.len > 0: cmdPrefix.add " "
# without the `cmdPrefix.len > 0` check, on windows you'd get a cryptic:
# `The parameter is incorrect`
let cmd = cmdPrefix & output.quoteShell & ' ' & conf.arguments
execExternalProgram(conf, cmd.strip(leading=false,trailing=true))
of cmdDocLike, cmdRst2html, cmdRst2tex, cmdMd2html, cmdMd2tex: # bugfix(cmdRst2tex was missing)
if conf.arguments.len > 0:
# reserved for future use
rawMessage(conf, errGenerated, "'$1 cannot handle arguments" % [$conf.cmd])
openDefaultBrowser($output)
else:
# support as needed
rawMessage(conf, errGenerated, "'$1 cannot handle --run" % [$conf.cmd])
when declared(GC_setMaxPause):
GC_setMaxPause 2_000
when compileOption("gc", "refc"):
# the new correct mark&sweet collector is too slow :-/
GC_disableMarkAndSweep()
when not defined(selftest):
let conf = newConfigRef()
handleCmdLine(newIdentCache(), conf)
when declared(GC_setMaxPause):
echo GC_getStatistics()
msgQuit(int8(conf.errorCounter > 0))