// Part of the Carbon Language project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM // Exceptions. See /LICENSE for license information. // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception #ifndef CARBON_TOOLCHAIN_DRIVER_CLANG_RUNNER_H_ #define CARBON_TOOLCHAIN_DRIVER_CLANG_RUNNER_H_ #include #include "clang/Basic/DiagnosticIDs.h" #include "common/error.h" #include "common/ostream.h" #include "llvm/ADT/ArrayRef.h" #include "llvm/ADT/StringRef.h" #include "llvm/Support/VirtualFileSystem.h" #include "llvm/TargetParser/Triple.h" #include "toolchain/driver/tool_runner_base.h" #include "toolchain/install/install_paths.h" namespace Carbon { // Runs Clang in a similar fashion to invoking it with the provided arguments on // the command line. We use a textual command line interface to allow easily // incorporating custom command line flags from user invocations that we don't // parse, but will pass transparently along to Clang itself. // // This doesn't literally use a subprocess to invoke Clang; it instead tries to // directly use the Clang command line driver library. We also work to simplify // how that driver operates and invoke it in an opinionated way to get the best // behavior for our expected use cases in the Carbon driver: // // - Minimize canonicalization of file names to try to preserve the paths as // users type them. // - Minimize the use of subprocess invocations which are expensive on some // operating systems. To the extent possible, we try to directly invoke the // Clang logic within this process. // - Provide programmatic API to control defaults of Clang. For example, causing // verbose output. // // Note that this makes the current process behave like running Clang -- it uses // standard output and standard error, and otherwise can only read and write // files based on their names described in the arguments. It doesn't provide any // higher-level abstraction such as streams for inputs or outputs. class ClangRunner : ToolRunnerBase { public: // Build a Clang runner that uses the provided `exe_name` and `err_stream`. // // If `verbose` is passed as true, will enable verbose logging to the // `err_stream` both from the runner and Clang itself. ClangRunner(const InstallPaths* install_paths, llvm::IntrusiveRefCntPtr fs, llvm::raw_ostream* vlog_stream = nullptr, bool build_runtimes_on_demand = false); // Run Clang with the provided arguments. // // This works to support all of the Clang commandline, including commands that // use target-dependent resources like linking. When it detects such commands, // it will either use the provided target resource-dir path, or if building // runtimes on demand is enabled it will build the needed resource-dir. // // Returns an error only if unable to successfully run Clang with the // arguments. If able to run Clang, no error is returned a bool indicating // whether than Clang invocation succeeded is returned. // // TODO: Eventually, this will need to accept an abstraction that can // represent multiple different pre-built runtimes. auto Run(llvm::ArrayRef args, std::optional prebuilt_resource_dir_path = {}) -> ErrorOr; // Run Clang with the provided arguments and without any target-dependent // resources. // // This method can be used to avoid building target-dependent resources when // unnecessary, but not all Clang command lines will work correctly. // Specifically, compile-only commands will typically work, while linking will // not. auto RunTargetIndependentCommand(llvm::ArrayRef args) -> bool; // Builds the target-specific resource directory for Clang. // // There is a resource directory installed along side the Clang binary that // contains all the target independent files such as headers. However, for // target-specific files like runtimes, we build those on demand here and // return the path. auto BuildTargetResourceDir(llvm::StringRef target, const std::filesystem::path& resource_dir_path, const std::filesystem::path& tmp_path) -> ErrorOr; // Enable leaking memory. // // Clang can avoid deallocating some of its memory to improve compile time. // However, this isn't compatible with library-based invocations. When using // the runner in a context where memory leaks are acceptable, such as from a // command line driver, you can use this to enable that leaking behavior. Note // that this will not override _explicit_ `args` in a run invocation that // cause leaking, it will merely disable Clang's libraries injecting that // behavior. auto EnableLeakingMemory() -> void { enable_leaking_ = true; } private: // Handles building the Clang driver and passing the arguments down to it. auto RunInternal(llvm::ArrayRef args, llvm::StringRef target, std::optional target_resource_dir_path) -> bool; // Helper to compile a single file of the CRT runtimes. auto BuildCrtFile(llvm::StringRef target, llvm::StringRef src_file, const std::filesystem::path& out_path) -> void; // Returns the target-specific source files for the builtins runtime library. auto CollectBuiltinsSrcFiles(const llvm::Triple& target_triple) -> llvm::SmallVector; // Helper to compile a single file of the compiler builtins runtimes. auto BuildBuiltinsFile(llvm::StringRef target, llvm::StringRef src_file, const std::filesystem::path& out_path) -> void; // Builds the builtins runtime library into the provided archive file path, // using the provided objects path for intermediate object files. auto BuildBuiltinsLib(llvm::StringRef target, const llvm::Triple& target_triple, const std::filesystem::path& tmp_path, Filesystem::DirRef lib_dir) -> ErrorOr; llvm::IntrusiveRefCntPtr fs_; llvm::IntrusiveRefCntPtr diagnostic_ids_; std::optional prebuilt_runtimes_path_; bool build_runtimes_on_demand_; bool enable_leaking_ = false; }; } // namespace Carbon #endif // CARBON_TOOLCHAIN_DRIVER_CLANG_RUNNER_H_