[build] swap the build defaults to dev-with-errors

Summary:
Before: 3 modes: (where "lenient" build has warnings not crash the
build, while "strict" build errors on warning):
- opt (default): flambda optimisations + lenient build
- dev (recommand for dev): lenient build, no flambda
- test: strict build (used in tests), no flambda

Now:
- dev (default): *strict* build, no flambda
- opt: lenient build, flambda
- dev-noerror: lenient build, no flambda (use when you want to test
  infer but there are build warnings)

The goal is to give faster feedback to infer developers and reduce the
amount of times diffs are sent with build warnings. Also it's now faster
to alternate between changing infer and running unit tests since test
mode is just dev mode.

Reviewed By: ngorogiannis

Differential Revision: D23167416

fbshipit-source-id: d663b6054
master
Jules Villard 4 years ago committed by Facebook GitHub Bot
parent dc29f8eeca
commit beca699bc4

@ -20,13 +20,16 @@ make devsetup
### Building Infer for Development
- Build the code faster: `make -j BUILD_MODE=dev`. By default `make` builds infer with flambda
enabled, which makes it very slow (but makes infer significantly faster).
- The default build mode ("dev") makes all build warnings *fatal*. If you want the build to ignore
warnings, for example to be able to test an infer executable before polishing the code to remove
warnings, you can build in "dev-noerror" mode with `make BUILD_MODE=dev-noerror`.
- Faster edit/build cycle when working on OCaml code inside infer/src/: build inside infer/src/
(skips building the models after infer has been built), and build bytecode instead of native:
`make -j -C infer/src byte`. You need to have run `make -j` (with or without `BUILD_MODE=dev`)
at some point before.
(skips building the models after infer has been built), and build only what is needed for type
checking with `make -j -C infer/src check`. You need to have run `make -j` at some point before.
- Alternatively, if you want to test your changes on a small example, build in bytecode mode:
`make -j -C infer/src byte`.
- In general, `make` commands from the root of the repository make sure that dependencies are in a
consistent and up-to-date state (e.g., they rebuild infer and the models before running steps that
@ -37,8 +40,6 @@ make devsetup
necessary before running the test, but running `make -C infer/tests/codetoanalyze/java/biabduction/ test`
will just execute the test.
- To switch the default build mode to flambda disabled, you can `export BUILD_MODE=dev` in your
shell.
### Debugging OCaml Code

@ -9,10 +9,6 @@ default: infer
ROOT_DIR = .
include $(ROOT_DIR)/Makefile.config
ORIG_SHELL_BUILD_MODE = $(BUILD_MODE)
# override this for faster builds (but slower infer)
BUILD_MODE ?= opt
MAKE_SOURCE = $(MAKE) -C $(SRC_DIR)
ifneq ($(UTOP),no)
@ -230,7 +226,7 @@ SRC_ML:=$(shell find * \( -name _build -or -name facebook-clang-plugins -or -pat
fmt_all:
parallel $(OCAMLFORMAT_EXE) $(OCAMLFORMAT_ARGS) -i ::: $(SRC_ML) $(DUNE_ML)
# pre-building these avoids race conditions when building, eg src_build and test_build in parallel
# pre-building these avoids race conditions when doing multiple builds in parallel
.PHONY: src_build_common
src_build_common:
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Generating source dependencies,\
@ -251,14 +247,11 @@ check: src_build_common
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Building artifacts for tooling support,\
$(MAKE_SOURCE) check)
.PHONY: test_build
test_build: src_build_common
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Testing Infer builds without warnings,\
$(MAKE_SOURCE) test)
# deadcode analysis: only do the deadcode detection on Facebook builds and if GNU sed is available
.PHONY: real_deadcode
real_deadcode: src_build_common
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Building all OCaml code,\
$(MAKE_SOURCE) build_all)
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Testing there is no dead OCaml code,\
$(MAKE) -C $(SRC_DIR)/deadcode)
@ -293,11 +286,11 @@ toplevel_test:
$(MAKE_SOURCE) toplevel)
ifeq ($(IS_FACEBOOK_TREE),yes)
byte src_build_common src_build test_build: fb-setup
byte src_build_common src_build: fb-setup
endif
ifeq ($(BUILD_C_ANALYZERS),yes)
byte src_build src_build_common test_build: clang_plugin
byte src_build src_build_common: clang_plugin
endif
ifneq ($(NINJA),no)
@ -439,10 +432,9 @@ clang_plugin_test_replace: clang_setup
)
.PHONY: ocaml_unit_test
ocaml_unit_test: test_build
$(QUIET)$(REMOVE_DIR) infer-out-unit-tests
ocaml_unit_test: src_build_common
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Running OCaml unit tests,\
INFER_ARGS=--results-dir^infer-out-unit-tests $(INFERUNIT_BIN))
$(MAKE_SOURCE) unit)
define silence_make
$(1) 2> >(grep -v 'warning: \(ignoring old\|overriding\) \(commands\|recipe\) for target')
@ -583,11 +575,8 @@ mod_dep: src_build_common
$(QUIET)$(call silent_on_success,Building Infer source dependency graph,\
$(MAKE) -C $(SRC_DIR) mod_dep.dot)
# `test_build` and `src_build` (which is a dependency of `endtoend_test`) should not be run in
# parallel since they build infer with different profiles (and therefore conflict). Therefore,
# `test_build` is in the dependency, and `endtoend_test` in the recipe.
.PHONY: config_tests
config_tests: test_build ocaml_unit_test validate-skel mod_dep
config_tests: ocaml_unit_test validate-skel mod_dep
$(MAKE) endtoend_test checkCopyright
$(MAKE) manuals
@ -886,17 +875,6 @@ devsetup: Makefile.autoconf
printf "$(TERM_INFO) echo 'export MANPATH=\"%s/infer/man\":\$$MANPATH' >> \"$$shell_config_file\"$(TERM_RESET)\n" "$(ABSOLUTE_ROOT_DIR)" >&2; \
fi; \
fi; \
if [ -z "$(ORIG_SHELL_BUILD_MODE)" ]; then \
echo >&2; \
echo '$(TERM_INFO)*** NOTE: Set `BUILD_MODE=dev` in your shell to disable flambda by default.$(TERM_RESET)' >&2; \
echo '$(TERM_INFO)*** NOTE: Compiling with flambda is ~5 times slower than without, so unless you are$(TERM_RESET)' >&2; \
echo '$(TERM_INFO)*** NOTE: testing infer on a very large project it will not be worth it. Use the$(TERM_RESET)' >&2; \
echo '$(TERM_INFO)*** NOTE: commands below to set the default build mode. You can then use `make opt`$(TERM_RESET)' >&2; \
echo '$(TERM_INFO)*** NOTE: when you really do want to enable flambda.$(TERM_RESET)' >&2; \
echo >&2; \
printf "$(TERM_INFO) export BUILD_MODE=dev$(TERM_RESET)\n" >&2; \
printf "$(TERM_INFO) echo 'export BUILD_MODE=dev' >> \"$$shell_config_file\"$(TERM_RESET)\n" >&2; \
fi
$(QUIET)PATH='$(ORIG_SHELL_PATH)'; if [ "$$(ocamlc -where 2>/dev/null)" != "$$($(OCAMLC) -where)" ]; then \
echo >&2; \
echo '$(TERM_INFO)*** NOTE: The current shell is not set up for the right opam switch.$(TERM_RESET)' >&2; \

@ -14,6 +14,13 @@ export INFER_STRICT_MODE=1
include $(ROOT_DIR)/Makefile.autoconf
# possible values:
# - dev: flambda optimizations disabled, build warnings are errors
# - dev-noerror: flambda optimizations disabled, build warnings do not fail the build
# - opt: flambda optimizations enabled, build warnings do not fail the build
BUILD_MODE = dev
DUNE_BUILD = dune build --profile=$(BUILD_MODE)
PLATFORM = $(shell uname)
COPY = cp -f

@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ if [ "$BUILD_CLANG" == "yes" ] && ! facebook-clang-plugins/clang/setup.sh --only
fi
fi
make -j "$JOBS" || (
make -j "$JOBS" opt || (
echo >&2
echo ' compilation failure; you can try running' >&2
echo >&2

@ -8,13 +8,6 @@ include $(ROOT_DIR)/Makefile.config
#### Global declarations ####
# Override this for faster builds (but slower infer)
BUILD_MODE ?= opt
DUNE_BUILD = dune build --profile=$(BUILD_MODE)
ETC_DIR = $(INFER_DIR)/etc
INFER_MAIN = infer
INFERTOP_MAIN = infertop
INFERUNIT_MAIN = inferunit
@ -22,8 +15,6 @@ INFER_CREATE_TRACEVIEW_LINKS_MODULE = InferCreateTraceViewLinks
INFER_CREATE_TRACEVIEW_LINKS_MAIN = $(INFER_CREATE_TRACEVIEW_LINKS_MODULE)
CHECKCOPYRIGHT_MAIN = checkCopyright
FACEBOOK_DIR = facebook
#### Clang declarations ####
CLANG_PLUGIN_MIRROR = atd
@ -88,18 +79,27 @@ src_build_common: $(SRC_BUILD_COMMON)
# NOTE: the complexity below is because @runtest and @fmt interact poorly: we want dune to format
# test files *after* having promoted them when the test outputs change
.PHONY: test
test: BUILD_MODE = test
test: $(SRC_BUILD_COMMON) $(MAKEFILE_LIST)
.PHONY: runtest
runtest: $(SRC_BUILD_COMMON) $(MAKEFILE_LIST)
$(QUIET)exit_code=0; \
$(DUNE_BUILD) \
$(patsubst %.exe, %.bc.exe, $(INFER_CONFIG_TARGETS)) \
scripts/$(CHECKCOPYRIGHT_MAIN).bc.exe $(INFERUNIT_MAIN).bc.exe $(INFERTOP_MAIN).bc.exe \
|| exit_code=$$?; \
$(DUNE_BUILD) @runtest --auto-promote || exit_code=$$?; \
$(DUNE_BUILD) @fmt --auto-promote || exit_code=$$?; \
exit $$exit_code
.PHONY: test
test: $(SRC_BUILD_COMMON) $(MAKEFILE_LIST) runtest
$(DUNE_BUILD) \
$(patsubst %.exe, %.bc.exe, $(INFER_CONFIG_TARGETS)) \
scripts/$(CHECKCOPYRIGHT_MAIN).bc.exe $(INFERUNIT_MAIN).bc.exe $(INFERTOP_MAIN).bc.exe
.PHONY: unit
unit: runtest test
$(QUIET)$(REMOVE_DIR) infer-out-unit-tests
$(QUIET)INFER_ARGS=--results-dir^infer-out-unit-tests $(INFERUNIT_BIN)
.PHONY: build_all
build_all: $(SRC_BUILD_COMMON)
$(DUNE_BUILD) @all
.PHONY: doc
doc: $(SRC_BUILD_COMMON) $(MAKEFILE_LIST)

@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ default: detect_dead_code
# Annoying find being different on OSX/BSD and GNU/Linux
ifeq ($(PLATFORM),Linux)
DEPTH_ONE=-mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1
DEPTH_ONE = -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1
else
DEPTH_ONE=-depth 1
DEPTH_ONE = -depth 1
endif
# ./ is necessary for find to work correctly.
@ -53,29 +53,23 @@ endif
LIBRARY_FOLDERS = . ./IR ./absint ./al ./atd ./backend ./base ./biabduction ./bufferoverrun ./c_stubs ./checkers ./clang ./clang/unit ./concurrency ./cost ./integration ./istd ./java ./labs ./nullsafe ./nullsafe/unit ./pulse ./quandary ./scripts ./test_determinator ./topl ./unit
INCLUDE_FOLDERS = -I IR -I absint -I al -I atd -I backend -I base -I biabduction -I bufferoverrun -I c_stubs -I checkers -I clang -I clang/unit -I concurrency -I cost -I integration -I istd -I java -I labs -I nullsafe -I nullsafe/unit -I pulse -I quandary -I scripts -I test_determinator -I topl -I unit
ml_src_files:=$(shell \
cd $(INFER_BUILD_DIR); \
for d in $(LIBRARY_FOLDERS); do \
[ -d $$d ] && echo $$(find $$d $(DEPTH_ONE) -regex '\./[a-zA-Z].*\.ml' \( -not -regex '.*\.pp\.ml' \) \
| sed 's/^\.\///'); \
done)
mli_src_files:=$(shell \
cd $(INFER_BUILD_DIR); \
for d in $(LIBRARY_FOLDERS); do \
[ -d $$d ] && echo $$(find $$d $(DEPTH_ONE) -regex '\./[a-zA-Z].*\.mli' \( -not -regex '.*\.pp\.mli' \) \
| sed 's/^\.\///'); \
done)
ml_src_files_without_mli:=$(shell \
cd $(INFER_BUILD_DIR); \
for i in $(ml_src_files); do [ -f $${i}i ] || echo $$i; done)
ml_src_files = $(shell \
cd $(INFER_BUILD_DIR); \
for d in $(LIBRARY_FOLDERS); do \
[ -d $$d ] && echo $$(find $$d $(DEPTH_ONE) -regex '\./[a-zA-Z].*\.ml' \( -not -regex '.*\.pp\.ml' \) \
| sed 's/^\.\///'); \
done)
mli_src_files = $(shell \
cd $(INFER_BUILD_DIR); \
for d in $(LIBRARY_FOLDERS); do \
[ -d $$d ] && echo $$(find $$d $(DEPTH_ONE) -regex '\./[a-zA-Z].*\.mli' \( -not -regex '.*\.pp\.mli' \) \
| sed 's/^\.\///'); \
done)
.PHONY: dump_ml dump_mli dump_ml_only
dump_ml:
@echo $(ml_src_files)
dump_mli:
@echo $(mli_src_files)
dump_ml_only:
@echo $(ml_src_files_without_mli)
ml_src_files_without_mli:=$(shell \
cd $(INFER_BUILD_DIR); \
for i in $(ml_src_files); do [ -f $${i}i ] || echo $$i; done)
.PHONY: depend
depend:
@ -174,7 +168,7 @@ detect_dead_code: dune
# dune file for this directory
touch $(ALL_INFER_IN_ONE_FILE_ML) $(ALL_INFER_IN_ONE_FILE_ML:.ml=.mli)
# needed to get the generated code for the lexers and parsers in ../_build
$(MAKE) -C .. test
$(MAKE) -C ..
$(MAKE) depend
# Need to be sequential to avoid getting a garbled file. Need to re-include .depend as it may
# have changed. For both of these reasons, run another `make`.
@ -185,10 +179,10 @@ detect_dead_code: dune
mv "$$tmp_file" $(ALL_INFER_IN_ONE_FILE_ML); \
sort -u "$$tmp_file_copied" > $(ALL_ML_FILES_COPIED); \
rm "$$tmp_file_copied"
$(MAKE) -j 1 detect_dead_src_file
# build and get dead code warnings
dune build --profile test all_infer_in_one_file.bc
$(DUNE_BUILD) all_infer_in_one_file.bc
$(REMOVE) dune
$(MAKE) -j 1 detect_dead_src_file
.PHONY: detect_dead_src_file
detect_dead_src_file:

@ -46,12 +46,12 @@ let env_stanza =
(opt
(flags %s)
(ocamlopt_flags (:standard -O3)))
(test
(dev-noerror
(flags %s)
(inline_tests enabled))
)
|}
lenient_flags lenient_flags strict_flags
strict_flags lenient_flags lenient_flags
(** Put this *first* in (libraries) specifications to prevent a clash between extlib's and base64's

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