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GITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORG TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | MANUAL
TUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Tup sees that the script read from header.txt and automatically adds the dependency. We can see this from the dependency graph: $ tup graph --stickies . | dot -Tpng > ~/ex_deps_1.png. Both the header.txt and test.sh files point to the command that executes the test script. If either of those files change, then tup will re-execute the script. TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE You can see the gcc command in between the |> symbols. The file listed on the left side is the input, and the file listed on the right side is the output. Ignore the redundancy for now -- we'll fix that later. Now that you have a Tupfile to tell tup what to do, you can run tup to start the build process. TUP | GENERATED HEADER Even though we specified triangle.h as an input dependency for both compilation rules, you can see that changing the gen_triangle.sh script only re-compiles the one file that actually includes the header. In contrast, changing square.h re-compiles both files, since they both include that header. The compilation commands are highlighted below: $ touch gen_triangle.sh $ tup Scanning MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system mustGITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORG TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | MANUAL
TUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Tup sees that the script read from header.txt and automatically adds the dependency. We can see this from the dependency graph: $ tup graph --stickies . | dot -Tpng > ~/ex_deps_1.png. Both the header.txt and test.sh files point to the command that executes the test script. If either of those files change, then tup will re-execute the script. TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE You can see the gcc command in between the |> symbols. The file listed on the left side is the input, and the file listed on the right side is the output. Ignore the redundancy for now -- we'll fix that later. Now that you have a Tupfile to tell tup what to do, you can run tup to start the build process. TUP | GENERATED HEADER Even though we specified triangle.h as an input dependency for both compilation rules, you can see that changing the gen_triangle.sh script only re-compiles the one file that actually includes the header. In contrast, changing square.h re-compiles both files, since they both include that header. The compilation commands are highlighted below: $ touch gen_triangle.sh $ tup Scanning MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system mustTUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | LUA EXAMPLES
Compiling a Single Program. In this example, we will write a Lua Tupfile that compiles a small C program. The two key requirements for using Tup are 1. running tup init at the top of the project, and 2. Tupfile.lua. In a new directory, run: $ tup init. and create the following files in the same directory: hello.c. TUP | MULTIPLE DIRECTORIES Multiple Directories. Now our program grows beyond the confines of a single directory. Here we'll see how Tupfiles can share variables and :-rules. $ mkdir tup_test4 $ cd tup_test4 $ touch Tupfile.ini $ mkdir newmath. Note that in this example, we created an empty Tupfile.ini file at the root of our project.TUP | TUP VS MORDOR
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Tup vs Mordor. Similar to the make vs tup page, this page compares tup to the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor. Most people cannot harness the unfathomable power of the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor for their everyday build system, so you cannot expect to get the same build times that he achieves.MIKE SHAL'S BLOG
2015-01-22 by Mike Shal, tagged as graphing, graphviz, mozilla, tup. Graphviz is a handy tool for making graphs. The "dot" command in particular is great for drawing dependency graphs, though for many real-world scenarios there are simply too many nodes to generate a useful graph. In this post, we'll look at one strategy forautomatically
TUP | MAKE VS TUP
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Make vs Tup. This page compares make to tup. This page is a little biased because tup is so fast. MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is totally awesomer and cooler, so you shouldplay that first.
TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Tup uses a temporary fuse filesystem to watch the files accessed by sub-programs. The GNOME virtual filesystem, gvfs, may see this filesystem and attempt to access it to display an icon on the desktop. If you want to remove this icon, you may try disabling this feature by setting the following Nautilus property: $ gconftool-2 --type bool--set
BUILD SYSTEM PARTIAL UPDATES There is a fairly long dev-platform thread about partial updates - specifically, running './mach build '. In this post, we'll compare how this is handled in make-based systems, as well as in tup. What is aPartial Update?
MIKE SHAL'S BLOG
http://gittup.org/blog/2015/10/16-linux-namespacing-pitfalls/ http://gittup.org/blog/2015/10/16-linux-namespacing-pitfalls/ Mon, 12 Oct 2015 00:00:01 GMT LinuxGITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORG TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | MANUAL
TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Tup sees that the script read from header.txt and automatically adds the dependency. We can see this from the dependency graph: $ tup graph --stickies . | dot -Tpng > ~/ex_deps_1.png. Both the header.txt and test.sh files point to the command that executes the test script. If either of those files change, then tup will re-execute the script. TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE You can see the gcc command in between the |> symbols. The file listed on the left side is the input, and the file listed on the right side is the output. Ignore the redundancy for now -- we'll fix that later. Now that you have a Tupfile to tell tup what to do, you can run tup to start the build process. TUP | GENERATED HEADER Even though we specified triangle.h as an input dependency for both compilation rules, you can see that changing the gen_triangle.sh script only re-compiles the one file that actually includes the header. In contrast, changing square.h re-compiles both files, since they both include that header. The compilation commands are highlighted below: $ touch gen_triangle.sh $ tup Scanning MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system mustGITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORG TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | MANUAL
TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Tup sees that the script read from header.txt and automatically adds the dependency. We can see this from the dependency graph: $ tup graph --stickies . | dot -Tpng > ~/ex_deps_1.png. Both the header.txt and test.sh files point to the command that executes the test script. If either of those files change, then tup will re-execute the script. TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE You can see the gcc command in between the |> symbols. The file listed on the left side is the input, and the file listed on the right side is the output. Ignore the redundancy for now -- we'll fix that later. Now that you have a Tupfile to tell tup what to do, you can run tup to start the build process. TUP | GENERATED HEADER Even though we specified triangle.h as an input dependency for both compilation rules, you can see that changing the gen_triangle.sh script only re-compiles the one file that actually includes the header. In contrast, changing square.h re-compiles both files, since they both include that header. The compilation commands are highlighted below: $ touch gen_triangle.sh $ tup Scanning MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system mustTUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | LUA EXAMPLES
Compiling a Single Program. In this example, we will write a Lua Tupfile that compiles a small C program. The two key requirements for using Tup are 1. running tup init at the top of the project, and 2. Tupfile.lua. In a new directory, run: $ tup init. and create the following files in the same directory: hello.c. TUP | MULTIPLE DIRECTORIES Multiple Directories. Now our program grows beyond the confines of a single directory. Here we'll see how Tupfiles can share variables and :-rules. $ mkdir tup_test4 $ cd tup_test4 $ touch Tupfile.ini $ mkdir newmath. Note that in this example, we created an empty Tupfile.ini file at the root of our project.TUP | MAKE VS TUP
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Make vs Tup. This page compares make to tup. This page is a little biased because tup is so fast.TUP | TUP VS MORDOR
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Tup vs Mordor. Similar to the make vs tup page, this page compares tup to the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor. Most people cannot harness the unfathomable power of the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor for their everyday build system, so you cannot expect to get the same build times that he achieves. TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Tup uses a temporary fuse filesystem to watch the files accessed by sub-programs. The GNOME virtual filesystem, gvfs, may see this filesystem and attempt to access it to display an icon on the desktop. If you want to remove this icon, you may try disabling this feature by setting the following Nautilus property: $ gconftool-2 --type bool--set
MIKE SHAL'S BLOG
2015-01-22 by Mike Shal, tagged as graphing, graphviz, mozilla, tup. Graphviz is a handy tool for making graphs. The "dot" command in particular is great for drawing dependency graphs, though for many real-world scenarios there are simply too many nodes to generate a useful graph. In this post, we'll look at one strategy forautomatically
MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is totally awesomer and cooler, so you shouldplay that first.
BUILD SYSTEM PARTIAL UPDATES There is a fairly long dev-platform thread about partial updates - specifically, running './mach build '. In this post, we'll compare how this is handled in make-based systems, as well as in tup. What is aPartial Update?
MIKE SHAL'S BLOG
http://gittup.org/blog/2015/10/16-linux-namespacing-pitfalls/ http://gittup.org/blog/2015/10/16-linux-namespacing-pitfalls/ Mon, 12 Oct 2015 00:00:01 GMT LinuxGITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORG TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | MANUAL
TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Tup sees that the script read from header.txt and automatically adds the dependency. We can see this from the dependency graph: $ tup graph --stickies . | dot -Tpng > ~/ex_deps_1.png. Both the header.txt and test.sh files point to the command that executes the test script. If either of those files change, then tup will re-execute the script. TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Tup uses a temporary fuse filesystem to watch the files accessed by sub-programs. The GNOME virtual filesystem, gvfs, may see this filesystem and attempt to access it to display an icon on the desktop. If you want to remove this icon, you may try disabling this feature by setting the following Nautilus property: $ gconftool-2 --type bool--set
TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE You can see the gcc command in between the |> symbols. The file listed on the left side is the input, and the file listed on the right side is the output. Ignore the redundancy for now -- we'll fix that later. Now that you have a Tupfile to tell tup what to do, you can run tup to start the build process.TUP | TUP VS MORDOR
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Tup vs Mordor. Similar to the make vs tup page, this page compares tup to the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor. Most people cannot harness the unfathomable power of the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor for their everyday build system, so you cannot expect to get the same build times that he achieves.TUP | MAKE VS TUP
For some reason tup seems to get better with the larger initial input size. That's somewhat counter-intuitive to me. Anyway, you could expect tup to take somewhere between 5-30% longer initially, if my numbers are to be believed. The next few tests are all kinda the same. BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system mustGITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORG TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | MANUAL
TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Tup sees that the script read from header.txt and automatically adds the dependency. We can see this from the dependency graph: $ tup graph --stickies . | dot -Tpng > ~/ex_deps_1.png. Both the header.txt and test.sh files point to the command that executes the test script. If either of those files change, then tup will re-execute the script. TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Tup uses a temporary fuse filesystem to watch the files accessed by sub-programs. The GNOME virtual filesystem, gvfs, may see this filesystem and attempt to access it to display an icon on the desktop. If you want to remove this icon, you may try disabling this feature by setting the following Nautilus property: $ gconftool-2 --type bool--set
TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE You can see the gcc command in between the |> symbols. The file listed on the left side is the input, and the file listed on the right side is the output. Ignore the redundancy for now -- we'll fix that later. Now that you have a Tupfile to tell tup what to do, you can run tup to start the build process.TUP | TUP VS MORDOR
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Tup vs Mordor. Similar to the make vs tup page, this page compares tup to the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor. Most people cannot harness the unfathomable power of the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor for their everyday build system, so you cannot expect to get the same build times that he achieves.TUP | MAKE VS TUP
For some reason tup seems to get better with the larger initial input size. That's somewhat counter-intuitive to me. Anyway, you could expect tup to take somewhere between 5-30% longer initially, if my numbers are to be believed. The next few tests are all kinda the same. BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system must TUP | GETTING STARTED Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps: Download and build tup. Make sure the tup executable is in your path. Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from doing silly things like overwriteTUP | EXAMPLES
Examples. A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. The program itself will be completely useless, but hopefully you can use your imagination to see how you might use tup in a real project. Let's start with a typical "Hello, world!"TUP | LUA EXAMPLES
Compiling a Single Program. In this example, we will write a Lua Tupfile that compiles a small C program. The two key requirements for using Tup are 1. running tup init at the top of the project, and 2. Tupfile.lua. In a new directory, run: $ tup init. and create the following files in the same directory: hello.c. TUP | MULTIPLE DIRECTORIES Multiple Directories. Now our program grows beyond the confines of a single directory. Here we'll see how Tupfiles can share variables and :-rules. $ mkdir tup_test4 $ cd tup_test4 $ touch Tupfile.ini $ mkdir newmath. Note that in this example, we created an empty Tupfile.ini file at the root of our project. TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Tup uses a temporary fuse filesystem to watch the files accessed by sub-programs. The GNOME virtual filesystem, gvfs, may see this filesystem and attempt to access it to display an icon on the desktop. If you want to remove this icon, you may try disabling this feature by setting the following Nautilus property: $ gconftool-2 --type bool--set
TUP | MAKE VS TUP
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Make vs Tup. This page compares make to tup. This page is a little biased because tup is so fast.TUP | SUPPORT
Private email to the author: support@northernmost-peninsula.com Free for Open Source projects. This option is available if you don't want to discuss the details of your project in a public forum.MIKE SHAL'S BLOG
2015-01-22 by Mike Shal, tagged as graphing, graphviz, mozilla, tup. Graphviz is a handy tool for making graphs. The "dot" command in particular is great for drawing dependency graphs, though for many real-world scenarios there are simply too many nodes to generate a useful graph. In this post, we'll look at one strategy forautomatically
MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is totally awesomer and cooler, so you shouldplay that first.
BUILDING FIREFOX WITH TUP Building Firefox with Tup Terminology. Build system: The underlying build engine, such as make, SCons, or tup.; Build description: The Mozilla-written files that describe what to build.This consists of a 'front-end' and a 'back-end'. Front-end: The per-directory files that list what to build.For example, files like dom/base/Makefile.in are inthis category.
TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORGTUP ERSTUP SEEKING ALPHATUP CLONE WARSTUP ONLINE REGISTRATIONTUP ADMISSION FORFRESHMENTUP MANILA
GITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | GETTING STARTED Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps:TUP | MANUAL
TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Dependencies on Generated Files. At this point, the header.txt and test.sh files are written by you, the author. Tup refers to these as "normal" files (in the tup source code, this is the TUP_NODE_FILEenum).
TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Site Map; Home; Getting Started; Examples; A First Tupfile; Dependencies; Generated Header; Multiple Directories; Manual; Lua Parser; Lua Examples; Tips and TricksTUP | TUP VS MORDOR
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Tup vs Mordor. Similar to the make vs tup page, this page compares tup to the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor. Most people cannot harness the unfathomable power of the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor for their everyday build system, so you cannot expect to get the same build times that he achieves. TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE If you were to make a topological sort (Wikipedia) of the graph, keeping only the rectangle shaped nodes, you would have your shell script again. When tup gets to the final stage of its processing and actually goes to execute commands, it will start with the files you changed (like hello.c) and follow the arrows upward until there are no more arrows to follow.TUP | MAKE VS TUP
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Make vs Tup. This page compares make to tup. This page is a little biased because tup is so fast. BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system must TUP | HOME - GITTUP.ORGSEE MORE ON GITTUP.ORGTUP ERSTUP SEEKING ALPHATUP CLONE WARSTUP ONLINE REGISTRATIONTUP ADMISSION FORFRESHMENTUP MANILA
GITTUP.ORG:
gittup.org A new linux distribution! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git.Everything is built with tup.That's why it's called gittup. You can find it on github here.. How it works TUP | GETTING STARTED Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps:TUP | MANUAL
TUP | DEPENDENCIES
Dependencies on Generated Files. At this point, the header.txt and test.sh files are written by you, the author. Tup refers to these as "normal" files (in the tup source code, this is the TUP_NODE_FILEenum).
TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Site Map; Home; Getting Started; Examples; A First Tupfile; Dependencies; Generated Header; Multiple Directories; Manual; Lua Parser; Lua Examples; Tips and TricksTUP | TUP VS MORDOR
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Tup vs Mordor. Similar to the make vs tup page, this page compares tup to the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor. Most people cannot harness the unfathomable power of the All-Seeing Eye of Mordor for their everyday build system, so you cannot expect to get the same build times that he achieves. TUP | A FIRST TUPFILE If you were to make a topological sort (Wikipedia) of the graph, keeping only the rectangle shaped nodes, you would have your shell script again. When tup gets to the final stage of its processing and actually goes to execute commands, it will start with the files you changed (like hello.c) and follow the arrows upward until there are no more arrows to follow.TUP | MAKE VS TUP
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Make vs Tup. This page compares make to tup. This page is a little biased because tup is so fast. BUILD SYSTEM RULES AND ALGORITHMS Build System Rules and Algorithms Mike Shal 2009 Abstract This paper will establish a set of rules which any useful build system must TUP | GETTING STARTED Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Getting Started. Getting started with tup is easy. Just follow these 7 steps:TUP | EXAMPLES
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Examples A First Tupfile. In this example, we'll create a small C program using tup. TUP | TIPS AND TRICKS Site Map; Home; Getting Started; Examples; A First Tupfile; Dependencies; Generated Header; Multiple Directories; Manual; Lua Parser; Lua Examples; Tips and TricksTUP | LUA EXAMPLES
tup.frule{inputs = {'file1.c', 'file2.c'}, command = 'gcc %f -o %o', output = 'app'} This is equivalent to tup.definerule{inputs = {'file1.c', 'file2.c'}, commandMIKE SHAL'S BLOG
Let's take a look at why our SeaMicro (sm) build machines perform slower than our iX machines. In particular, the extra time it takes to do non-unified PGO Windows builds can cause timeouts in certain cases (on Aurora we have bug 1047621).Since this was a learning experience for me and I hit a few roadblocks along the way, I thought it might be useful to share the experience of debugging the TUP | MULTIPLE DIRECTORIES Refactor :-rules. For our last refactoring we will try to put the redundant :-rule that compiles all the C files in a common location. We could put the :-rule directly into Tuprules.tup, but that would not give us a chance to override or add new CFLAGS settings in the Tupfile itself (as we would like to add '-Inewmath' in the top-level Tupfile).TUP | MAKE VS TUP
Additional Info; Build System Rules and Algorithms (PDF) tup-users mailing list; Make vs Tup. This page compares make to tup. This page is a little biased because tup is so fast.TUP | SUPPORT
Private email to the author: support@northernmost-peninsula.com Free for Open Source projects. This option is available if you don't want to discuss the details of your project in a public forum. BUILDING FIREFOX WITH TUP Building Firefox with Tup Terminology. Build system: The underlying build engine, such as make, SCons, or tup.; Build description: The Mozilla-written files that describe what to build.This consists of a 'front-end' and a 'back-end'. Front-end: The per-directory files that list what to build.For example, files like dom/base/Makefile.in are inthis category.
MARFITUDE! - ERESTAR GAMES - GITTUP.ORG This is the page for Marfitude, a totally awesome cool game that you want to play. It's based off a game called Amplitude for the Playstation 2, which is totally awesomer and cooler, so you shouldplay that first.
GITTUP.ORG
A NEW LINUX DISTRIBUTION! This is an entire(-ish) linux distribution in git . Everything is built with tup . That's why it's called gittup. You can findit on github here .
HOW IT WORKS
A linux distribution is just a collection of packages. Each package has a development history: For example, the green tree might correspond to Linus' kernel tree. Your typical linux distribution will select particular versions of the packages and put them all together. As a user you end up with something like this: With gittup.org, you get the whole development history (where applicable) as part of the standard distribution. As a user you getthis:
All of these git projects become submodules of the gittup.git repository. The extra yellow/purple/orange nodes correspond to the gittup branch that I maintain at gittup.org. This mostly includes the changes to support tup, which are needed to make configuration changes and bisection across the entire distribution more practical. Generallywhat I do is:
* Add Tupfiles in place of Makefiles * Add Kconfig support to configure the software (if not alreadypresent)
* Remove .gitignore files (they are generated automatically by tup) Sometime later if I want to update the software to a newer version, I'll pull from the upstream repository and merge it to the gittupbranch:
Of course, since you have the git history of all the packages, you can do it too. If it all works, you can send me the patch to include support for the new version.WHAT'S INCLUDED
You get the git trees of: * alsa-lib from git://git.alsa-project.org/alsa-lib.git * alsa-utils from git://git.alsa-project.org/alsa-utils.git * binutils from git://github.com/jiez/binutils.git * busybox from git://busybox.net/busybox.git* linux from
git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git * uClibc from git://uclibc.org/uClibc.git Additionally, you get releases of: * mplayer and supporting libraries (imported from svn)* openssh-5.2p1
* openssl-0.9.8k
* sshfs-fuse-2.2
* gcc-core-4.4.1
* ncurses-5.7
* nethack-3.4.3
* zlib-1.2.3
These are all imported into git from their respective tarballs. I couldn't find actual version control repositories for ncurses or nethack, which is why those have to be imported. I started to use gcc from their git repo, but the newest gcc in git is like 50% slower for some reason, so I ditched it along with all their other crazy non-C compilers and just imported gcc-core.HOW TO INSTALL
To bootstrap everything, you'll need some development tools. Make sureyou have at least:
* gcc
* ar
* ld
* nm
* objcopy
* flex
* bison
* gawk
* ncurses development libraries (for kconfig) * gperf (for kconfig) * mpfr development libraries (may be included in gittup in thefuture)
* gpm development libraries (may be included in gittup in thefuture)
* zlib development libraries (may be included in gittup in thefuture)
* qemu (if you want to run it in an emulator) On Ubuntu circa 10.04, this should suffice: apt-get install build-essential flex bison qemu gperf libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev gawk libmpfr-dev libgpm-dev zlib1g-dev yasm graphvizINSTALL TUP
You need tup , so install that and put it in your path somewhere.INSTALL KCONFIG
You also need to build a patched kconfig, which supports the pushd/popd directives. This is so I don't have to modify the Kconfig files in the kernel or busybox or wherever. ~$ git clone git://gittup.org/kconfig.git~$ cd kconfig
kconfig$ tup init
kconfig$ tup upd
And make sure you add tup-mconf and tup-conf to your path as well.DOWNLOAD GITTUP.ORG
Now you need to download the entire distribution. This is about 600MB worth of stuff to download, so it'll be a while. Also you have to type "git" and "tup" a few million times, because everything involves either git, or tup, or is named after git and/or tup. ~$ git clone git://github.com/gittup/gittup.git~$ cd gittup
gittup$ git submodule init gittup$ git submodule update Once you get to this point, you own gittup.org as much as I do. Well, I still own the domain name, cuz I ponied up like 10 bucks for that, but I mean you have all the source, all the history, even this crappy webpage. You can post it all online somewhere and start your own linuxdistribution.
BUILDING GITTUP.ORG
Anyway, now you need to setup tup and compile everything. You need to initialize tup once. This sets the root of the build directory where tup will watch for files and track dependencies. It's kinda like _git init_, but for the build system instead of the version controlsystem.
gittup$ tup init
Now you need to configure the distribution. This is done with Kconfig, which you run by using _./menuconfig_ or _./oldconfig_. The first time you run menuconfig, please set the following configuration options: * ON: Linux Kernel -> General Setup -> Initial RAM filesystem and RAM disk (initramfs/initrd) support * ON: Linux Kernel -> General Setup -> Configure standard kernelfeatures
* OFF: Linux Kernel -> General Setup -> Configure standard kernel features -> Load all symbols for debugging/ksymoops * ON: busybox -> Coreutils -> mknod * ON: busybox -> Init Utilities -> init * ON: busybox -> Shells -> Choose your default shell -> ash * ON: gittup.org initial ramdisk -> Build initial ramdisk gittup$ ./menuconfig You can also just start with the example config and tweak it as youlike:
gittup$ cp example-tup.config tup.config Finally, you can build everything. You can use 'tup upd -j2' or something if you want to parallelize the compilation. Tup is parallel-safe, which is totally sweet.gittup$ tup upd
Whenever you edit source files, Tupfiles, change the configuration, pull things from git, or whatever, just run _tup upd_ to bring everything up-to-date. If you want to avoid the time to scan the filesystem everytime you run _tup upd_, you can run tup's built-in file monitor (this uses the inotify interface). If you restart your computer, the file monitor needs to be restarted as well. You may need to up the /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches variable before doing this. Sometimes it works for me with the default 8192, and sometimes I justbump it to 65536.
gittup$ tup monitor Although the shell returns immediately after the monitor command, tup will be constructing the initial filesystem database in the background. It finishes when you see the line "Initialized in Xseconds."
With the monitor running, you should be able to change any file in the system and have _tup upd_ start recompiling within a few milliseconds. Of course, depending on the scope of the changes, the actual build time may be much longer.RUNNING IN QEMU
Use the qemu.sh script to run the kernel and initrd that you just built. There is no root filesystem image, since everything runs fromthe ramdisk.
gittup$ sh qemu.sh When it boots, ncurses generates some weird messages about /bin/terminfo.src, but after a bit you should be able to press enter to get a shell. Then type nethack. First one to ascend in nethack using gittup.org wins an autographed CD with all my favorite MODs . I know you're thinking: "How can I pass up a CD of crappy music, autographed by some guy I don't know, who didn't even write the music?" I couldn't express it better myself. Now get toascending!
SAVING YOUR CONFIG
You should save your tup.config file so you can easily rebuild the distribution you just built. Probably the best way to do that is to track it in git. If you want to you can track it in a separate branch and merge the gittup.git master branch into your local branch. Another option is to just check it into the master branch. It shouldn't ever conflict, since I won't push a file called "tup.config" into the git repository. However, if you use the master branch, you will get messages like "Your branch is ahead of origin/master by X commits", which may be annoying if you plan to do real development in gittup.org and send me patches. gittup$ git add tup.config gittup$ git commit Feel free to now play around with the config, but keep in mind that kallsyms and loadable kernel modules are not yet supported. Other options that I don't use may be broken as well, since my script to convert Makefiles to Tupfiles is not perfect.REGULAR UPDATES
Periodically you may want to update to the latest version. This involves getting the new changes onto your machine with git, and then building them with tup.gittup$ git pull
gittup$ git submodule init gittup$ git submodule update gittup$ ./oldconfiggittup$ tup upd
WHAT GITTUP.ORG DOES THAT NOBODY ELSE CANMAKE CHANGES!
Harness the awesome power of tup to make changes to your system -- _anywhere_ in the system -- and quickly see the results. $ vi nethack/src/spell.c $ vi busybox/coreutils/ls.c $ time tup upd -j2Executing Commands
busybox/coreutils/CC ls.c nethack/CC src/spell.c busybox/coreutils/LD built-in.obusybox/LD busybox
nethack/LD nethack
initrd/bin/CP busybox initrd/bin/CP nethackinitrd/MKINITRD
initrd/GZIP initrd
real 0m1.571s user 0m1.888s sys 0m0.269s Yeah, I'm marf. Yeah, my computer is captainfalcon. Yeah, I just edited the spellcasting in nethack because I felt like it. Then I changed _ls_ to print "Sup bro, way to list those files", because I like to be encouraged when I list things, and because I like it when people call me "bro"1. Then I re-compiled both and got a new initrd in like two seconds. Go ahead -- try to change the _ls_ on your system to print out extra messages for no reason!2 You can't do it!! Unless of course you're running gittup.org. But if you're running gittup.org, why aren't you playing nethack or needlessly recompiling things just for fun? In fact, how are you reading this webpage?? It doesn't even come with a web browser.1Not actually true.
2Naturally, this is a metaphor for doing something useful, and having a real build system to make it possible. Note: If you harmlessly change a file in gcc, it still takes forever, since it recompiles everything, since I don't have tup short circuitbuilds, yet.
Note: You'll probably want a decent working knowledge of git to manage your changes. You can probably use format-patch to send me patches, and I think I can include them with 'git am' somehow. However, I'm no GitSu master, so I'll probably screw it up and have to re-do everything like always.BISECTION!
Let's say your compy86 is running fine, and then you update to get the latest, and something breaks. You can use git bisect across your *entire* linux distribution to find the commit that broke it. Note: It may not work across config changes, since tup doesn't automatically run 'oldconfig' when necessary. Note: I've never actually tried this, so we'll just assume it works. WHAT GITTUP.ORG DOESN'T DO In fairness, there are a few things gittup.org doesn't do. For example, you might use it to browse the web. Well, gittup.org can't do that. In fact, all you can really do with gittup.org is recompile things really fast and play nethack and watch movies with mplayer oversshfs.
Some things that actually need fixing: * Support arches other than x86 (I hardcoded some things...lazyness)
* Kallsyms support in the kernel * Loadable kernel modules Some things that will never be in gittup.org:* make
* makedepend
* automake
* autoconf
* libtool
* ant
* scons
* glibc
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