Introduction

Local nix build for xo libraries. Intended for local development work, with source in immediate subdirectories.

Features

• native c++
• deterministic simulation
• reflection
• python bindings

Getting Started

Cmake build

If nix is available, you probably prefer the nix build. Otherwise continue reading..

The cmake build has two phases, because it needs to bootstrap generated xo-cmake-config, xo-build helpers.

$ cd xo
$ PREFIX=/path/to/say/usr/local
# phase 1
$ cmake -B .build0 -S xo-cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=${PREFIX}
$ cmake --build .build0
$ cmake --install .build0
# phase 2
$ cmake -B .build -S . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=${PREFIX} -DXO_ENABLE_EXAMPLES=1
$ cmake --build .build
$ cmake --install .build

Nix Build

Nix build uses toplevel default.nix, along with top-level pkgs/xo-foo.nix for each subproject foo. It doesn't interact with toplevel CMakeLists.txt.

$ nix-build -A xo-userenv

This builds all xo subprojects, assembles sandbox under ./result.

$ tree -L 1 ./result
./result
├── bin
│   ├── xo-build
│   ├── xo-cmake-config
│   └── xo-cmake-lcov-harness
└── share
    ├── cmake
    │   └── xo_macros
    │       ├── code-coverage.cmake
    │       ├── xo-project-macros.cmake
    │       └── xo_cxx.cmake
    ├── etc
    │   └── xo
    │       └── subsystem-list
    └── xo-macros
        ├── Doxyfile.in
        ├── gen-ccov.in
        └── xo-bootstrap-macros.cmake

For completeness' sake: can also use

$ nix-build -A xo-userenv-slow

Same result as $nix-build -A xo-userenv, but builds each package serially using xo-build.

Coverage Build

Prepare build

# phase 2
$ cmake -B .build -S . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=${PREFIX} -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCODE_COVERAGE=ON

Build coverage-enabled libraries and executables

$ (cd .build && make ccov)

To view docs from WSL

1. find wsl IP address

$ hostname -I

2. run nix build

$ nix-build -A xo-userenv

3. serve docs from some available port

$ (cd result && python3 -m http.server 3000)

4. browse to ":3000/share/doc/xo-flatstring/html" from windows

To add a new satellite repo

1. check clone in clean state (all local changes committed or unwound)

2. add satellite as remote

$ git remote add xo-foo git@github.com:Rconybea/xo-foo.git
$ git fetch xo-foo

3. checkout satellite repo

$ git subtree add --prefix=xo-foo xo-foo main