@cImport works with --cache on
We pass -MD -MF args to clang when doing `@cImport`, which gives us a complete list of files that the C code read from. Then we add these to the cache. So even when using `@cImport` Zig's caching system remains perfect. This is a proof of concept for the mechanism that the self-hosted compiler will use to watch and rebuild files.
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@@ -414,6 +414,39 @@ Error cache_add_file(CacheHash *ch, Buf *path) {
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return cache_add_file_fetch(ch, resolved_path, nullptr);
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}
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Error cache_add_dep_file(CacheHash *ch, Buf *dep_file_path, bool verbose) {
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Error err;
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Buf *contents = buf_alloc();
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if ((err = os_fetch_file_path(dep_file_path, contents, false))) {
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if (verbose) {
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fprintf(stderr, "unable to read .d file: %s\n", err_str(err));
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}
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return ErrorReadingDepFile;
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}
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SplitIterator it = memSplit(buf_to_slice(contents), str("\n"));
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// skip first line
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SplitIterator_next(&it);
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for (;;) {
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Optional<Slice<uint8_t>> opt_line = SplitIterator_next(&it);
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if (!opt_line.is_some)
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break;
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if (opt_line.value.len == 0)
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continue;
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SplitIterator line_it = memSplit(opt_line.value, str(" \t"));
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Slice<uint8_t> filename;
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if (!SplitIterator_next(&line_it).unwrap(&filename))
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continue;
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Buf *filename_buf = buf_create_from_slice(filename);
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if ((err = cache_add_file(ch, filename_buf))) {
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if (verbose) {
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fprintf(stderr, "unable to add %s to cache: %s\n", buf_ptr(filename_buf), err_str(err));
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}
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return err;
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}
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}
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return ErrorNone;
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}
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static Error write_manifest_file(CacheHash *ch) {
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Error err;
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Buf contents = BUF_INIT;
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@@ -464,3 +497,4 @@ void cache_release(CacheHash *ch) {
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os_file_close(ch->manifest_file);
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}
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