Merge pull request #2867 from flysand7/linux-asm

Implement foreign asm (x86) imports for linux and osx
This commit is contained in:
Jeroen van Rijn
2023-10-15 12:53:32 +02:00
committed by GitHub
2 changed files with 90 additions and 44 deletions

View File

@@ -4733,8 +4733,7 @@ gb_internal void check_add_foreign_import_decl(CheckerContext *ctx, Ast *decl) {
}
if (has_asm_extension(fullpath)) {
if (build_context.metrics.arch != TargetArch_amd64 ||
build_context.metrics.os != TargetOs_windows) {
if (build_context.metrics.arch != TargetArch_amd64) {
error(decl, "Assembly files are not yet supported on this platform: %.*s_%.*s",
LIT(target_os_names[build_context.metrics.os]), LIT(target_arch_names[build_context.metrics.arch]));
}

View File

@@ -149,14 +149,20 @@ gb_internal i32 linker_stage(LinkerData *gen) {
if (!string_set_update(&asm_files, lib)) {
String asm_file = asm_files.entries[i].value;
String obj_file = concatenate_strings(permanent_allocator(), asm_file, str_lit(".obj"));
String obj_format;
#if defined(GB_ARCH_64_BIT)
obj_format = str_lit("win64");
#elif defined(GB_ARCH_32_BIT)
obj_format = str_lit("win32");
#endif // GB_ARCH_*_BIT
result = system_exec_command_line_app("nasm",
"\"%.*s\\bin\\nasm\\windows\\nasm.exe\" \"%.*s\" "
"-f win64 "
"-f \"%.*s\" "
"-o \"%.*s\" "
"%.*s "
"",
LIT(build_context.ODIN_ROOT), LIT(asm_file),
LIT(obj_format),
LIT(obj_file),
LIT(build_context.extra_assembler_flags)
);
@@ -295,11 +301,15 @@ gb_internal i32 linker_stage(LinkerData *gen) {
// files can be passed with -l:
gbString lib_str = gb_string_make(heap_allocator(), "-L/");
defer (gb_string_free(lib_str));
StringSet asm_files = {};
string_set_init(&asm_files, 64);
defer (string_set_destroy(&asm_files));
StringSet libs = {};
string_set_init(&libs, 64);
defer (string_set_destroy(&libs));
for (Entity *e : gen->foreign_libraries) {
GB_ASSERT(e->kind == Entity_LibraryName);
for (String lib : e->LibraryName.paths) {
@@ -307,46 +317,83 @@ gb_internal i32 linker_stage(LinkerData *gen) {
if (lib.len == 0) {
continue;
}
if (string_set_update(&libs, lib)) {
continue;
}
// NOTE(zangent): Sometimes, you have to use -framework on MacOS.
// This allows you to specify '-f' in a #foreign_system_library,
// without having to implement any new syntax specifically for MacOS.
if (build_context.metrics.os == TargetOs_darwin) {
if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".framework"))) {
// framework thingie
String lib_name = lib;
lib_name = remove_extension_from_path(lib_name);
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -framework %.*s ", LIT(lib_name));
} else if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".a")) || string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".o")) || string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".dylib"))) {
// For:
// object
// dynamic lib
// static libs, absolute full path relative to the file in which the lib was imported from
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " %.*s ", LIT(lib));
} else {
// dynamic or static system lib, just link regularly searching system library paths
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l%.*s ", LIT(lib));
if (has_asm_extension(lib)) {
if (string_set_update(&asm_files, lib)) {
continue; // already handled
}
} else {
// NOTE(vassvik): static libraries (.a files) in linux can be linked to directly using the full path,
// since those are statically linked to at link time. shared libraries (.so) has to be
// available at runtime wherever the executable is run, so we make require those to be
// local to the executable (unless the system collection is used, in which case we search
// the system library paths for the library file).
if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".a")) || string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".o"))) {
// static libs and object files, absolute full path relative to the file in which the lib was imported from
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l:\"%.*s\" ", LIT(lib));
} else if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".so"))) {
// dynamic lib, relative path to executable
// NOTE(vassvik): it is the user's responsibility to make sure the shared library files are visible
// at runtime to the executable
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l:\"%s/%.*s\" ", cwd, LIT(lib));
String asm_file = lib;
String obj_file = concatenate_strings(permanent_allocator(), asm_file, str_lit(".o"));
String obj_format;
#if defined(GB_ARCH_64_BIT)
if (is_osx) {
obj_format = str_lit("macho64");
} else {
// dynamic or static system lib, just link regularly searching system library paths
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l%.*s ", LIT(lib));
obj_format = str_lit("elf64");
}
#elif defined(GB_ARCH_32_BIT)
if (is_osx) {
obj_format = str_lit("macho32");
} else {
obj_format = str_lit("elf32");
}
#endif // GB_ARCH_*_BIT
// Note(bumbread): I'm assuming nasm is installed on the host machine.
// Shipping binaries on unix-likes gets into the weird territorry of
// "which version of glibc" is it linked with.
result = system_exec_command_line_app("nasm",
"nasm \"%.*s\" "
"-f \"%.*s\" "
"-o \"%.*s\" "
"%.*s "
"",
LIT(asm_file),
LIT(obj_format),
LIT(obj_file),
LIT(build_context.extra_assembler_flags)
);
array_add(&gen->output_object_paths, obj_file);
} else {
if (string_set_update(&libs, lib)) {
continue;
}
// NOTE(zangent): Sometimes, you have to use -framework on MacOS.
// This allows you to specify '-f' in a #foreign_system_library,
// without having to implement any new syntax specifically for MacOS.
if (build_context.metrics.os == TargetOs_darwin) {
if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".framework"))) {
// framework thingie
String lib_name = lib;
lib_name = remove_extension_from_path(lib_name);
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -framework %.*s ", LIT(lib_name));
} else if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".a")) || string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".o")) || string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".dylib"))) {
// For:
// object
// dynamic lib
// static libs, absolute full path relative to the file in which the lib was imported from
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " %.*s ", LIT(lib));
} else {
// dynamic or static system lib, just link regularly searching system library paths
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l%.*s ", LIT(lib));
}
} else {
// NOTE(vassvik): static libraries (.a files) in linux can be linked to directly using the full path,
// since those are statically linked to at link time. shared libraries (.so) has to be
// available at runtime wherever the executable is run, so we make require those to be
// local to the executable (unless the system collection is used, in which case we search
// the system library paths for the library file).
if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".a")) || string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".o"))) {
// static libs and object files, absolute full path relative to the file in which the lib was imported from
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l:\"%.*s\" ", LIT(lib));
} else if (string_ends_with(lib, str_lit(".so"))) {
// dynamic lib, relative path to executable
// NOTE(vassvik): it is the user's responsibility to make sure the shared library files are visible
// at runtime to the executable
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l:\"%s/%.*s\" ", cwd, LIT(lib));
} else {
// dynamic or static system lib, just link regularly searching system library paths
lib_str = gb_string_append_fmt(lib_str, " -l%.*s ", LIT(lib));
}
}
}
}