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~$ git clone https://github.com/AnyDSL/anydsl.git
~$ cd anydsl
~/anydsl$ cp config.sh.template config.sh
~/anydsl$ ./setup.sh
You may also want to fine-tune config.sh
.
On Windows you may prefer the setup completely based on CMake
...> git clone https://github.com/AnyDSL/anydsl.git -b cmake-based-setup
...> cd anydsl
...\anydsl> mkdir build_msvc-x64 && cd build_msvc-x64
...\anydsl\build_msvc-x64> cmake -G "Visual Studio 15 2017" -A x64 -Thost=x64 ..
With an pre-existing build of LLVM that matches AnyDSL's requirements, you can insert -DLLVM_DIR=<path to LLVMConfig.cmake>
as first argument to cmake.
This will skip the download/configure of LLVM.
Otherwise LLVM is build on-demand as dependency of thorin.
You can fine-tune dependencies and options using cmake-gui
...\anydsl> cmake-gui build_msvc-x64
You'll find the generated AnyDSL.sln inside the build folder or use CMake to build AnyDSL.
...\anydsl> cmake --build build_msvc-x64 --config Release
As pointed out by the build script, ensure that impala
and your build of clang
is in your path:
~/anydsl$ which impala
~/anydsl$ which clang
Invoking impala --help
shows available options.
As impala currently does not ship with a standard library, impala
emits LLVM files.
We link via clang
small C-wrappers to communicate with the outside world and to build the final executable. So let's compile hello_world.impala
:
~/anydsl$ cd impala/test
~/anydsl/impala/test$ clang rtmock.cpp -O2 -c # compile wrappers
~/anydsl/impala/test$ impala --emit-llvm -O2 codegen/hello_world.impala # produce hello_world.ll
# link wrapper and hello_world.ll to executable
~/anydsl/impala/test$ clang hello_world.ll rtmock.o
~/anydsl/impala/test$ ./a.out
- Double-check that your fresh build of llvm & clang is in your path.
- Please make sure that LLVM and clang is properly built.
If you used too many threads (see your
config.sh
), you may run out of memory during linking. - If you are debugging thorin/impala you may be annoyed that gdb is so slow.
This is because thorin/impala links to LLVM.
Use
in your
: ${LLVM:=false}
config.sh
to disable LLVM support. - To disable a particular runtime component, disable it using CMake's
CMAKE_DISABLE_FIND_PACKAGE_<PackageName>
variable. For example, pass-DCMAKE_DISABLE_FIND_PACKAGE_OpenCL=TRUE
to cmake to disable the OpenCL runtime component.