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# Copyright 2014 The Cockroach Authors.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or
# implied. See the License for the specific language governing
# permissions and limitations under the License.
# WARNING: This Makefile is not easily understood. If you're here looking for
# typical Make invocations to build the project and run tests, you'll be better
# served by running `make help`.
#
# Maintainers: the output of `make help` is automatically generated from the
# double-hash (##) comments throughout this Makefile. Please submit
# improvements!
-include build/defs.mk
ifeq "$(findstring bench,$(MAKECMDGOALS))" "bench"
$(if $(TESTS),$(error TESTS cannot be specified with `make bench` (did you mean BENCHES?)))
else
$(if $(BENCHES),$(error BENCHES can only be specified with `make bench`))
endif
# Prevent invoking make with a specific test name without a constraining
# package.
ifneq "$(filter bench% test% stress%,$(MAKECMDGOALS))" ""
ifeq "$(PKG)" ""
$(if $(subst -,,$(TESTS)),$(error TESTS must be specified with PKG (e.g. PKG=./pkg/sql)))
$(if $(subst -,,$(BENCHES)),$(error BENCHES must be specified with PKG (e.g. PKG=./pkg/sql)))
endif
endif
TYPE :=
ifneq "$(TYPE)" ""
$(error Make no longer understands TYPE. Use 'build/builder.sh mkrelease $(subst release-,,$(TYPE))' instead)
endif
## Which package to run tests against, e.g. "./pkg/storage".
PKG := ./pkg/...
## Tests to run for use with `make test` or `make check-libroach`.
TESTS := .
## Benchmarks to run for use with `make bench`.
BENCHES :=
## Space delimited list of logic test files to run, for make testlogic/testccllogic/testoptlogic.
FILES :=
## Name of a logic test configuration to run, for make testlogic/testccllogic/testoptlogic.
## (default: all configs. It's not possible yet to specify multiple configs in this way.)
TESTCONFIG :=
## Regex for matching logic test subtests. This is always matched after "FILES"
## if they are provided.
SUBTESTS :=
## Test timeout to use for the linter.
LINTTIMEOUT := 20m
## Test timeout to use for regular tests.
TESTTIMEOUT := 20m
## Test timeout to use for race tests.
RACETIMEOUT := 30m
## Test timeout to use for acceptance tests.
ACCEPTANCETIMEOUT := 30m
## Test timeout to use for benchmarks.
BENCHTIMEOUT := 5m
## Extra flags to pass to the go test runner, e.g. "-v --vmodule=raft=1"
TESTFLAGS :=
## Extra flags to pass to `stress` during `make stress`.
STRESSFLAGS :=
## Cluster to use for `make roachprod-stress`
CLUSTER :=
## Verbose allows turning on verbose output from the cmake builds.
VERBOSE :=
## Indicate the base root directory where to install
DESTDIR :=
DUPLFLAGS := -t 100
GOFLAGS :=
TAGS :=
ARCHIVE := cockroach.src.tgz
STARTFLAGS := -s type=mem,size=1GiB --logtostderr
BUILDTARGET := ./pkg/cmd/cockroach
SUFFIX := $(GOEXE)
INSTALL := install
prefix := /usr/local
bindir := $(prefix)/bin
ifeq "$(findstring -j,$(shell ps -o args= $$PPID))" ""
ifdef NCPUS
MAKEFLAGS += -j$(NCPUS)
$(info Running make with -j$(NCPUS))
endif
endif
help: ## Print help for targets with comments.
@echo "Usage:"
@echo " make [target...] [VAR=foo VAR2=bar...]"
@echo ""
@echo "Useful commands:"
@grep -Eh '^[a-zA-Z._-]+:.*?## .*$$' $(MAKEFILE_LIST) | sort | awk 'BEGIN {FS = ":.*?## "}; {printf " $(cyan)%-30s$(term-reset) %s\n", $$1, $$2}'
@echo ""
@echo "Useful variables:"
@awk 'BEGIN { FS = ":=" } /^## /{x = substr($$0, 4); getline; if (NF >= 2) printf " $(cyan)%-30s$(term-reset) %s\n", $$1, x}' $(MAKEFILE_LIST) | sort
@echo ""
@echo "Typical usage:"
@printf " $(cyan)%s$(term-reset)\n %s\n\n" \
"make test" "Run all unit tests." \
"make test PKG=./pkg/sql" "Run all unit tests in the ./pkg/sql package" \
"make test PKG=./pkg/sql/parser TESTS=TestParse" "Run the TestParse test in the ./pkg/sql/parser package." \
"make bench PKG=./pkg/sql/parser BENCHES=BenchmarkParse" "Run the BenchmarkParse benchmark in the ./pkg/sql/parser package." \
"make testlogic" "Run all OSS SQL logic tests." \
"make testccllogic" "Run all CCL SQL logic tests." \
"make testoptlogic" "Run all opt exec builder SQL logic tests." \
"make testbaselogic" "Run all the baseSQL SQL logic tests." \
"make testlogic FILES='prepare fk'" "Run the logic tests in the files named prepare and fk." \
"make testlogic FILES=fk SUBTESTS='20042|20045'" "Run the logic tests within subtests 20042 and 20045 in the file named fk." \
"make testlogic TESTCONFIG=local" "Run the logic tests for the cluster configuration 'local'." \
"make fuzz" "Run all fuzz tests for 12m each (or whatever the default TESTTIMEOUT is)." \
"make fuzz PKG=./pkg/sql/... TESTTIMEOUT=1m" "Run all fuzz tests under the sql directory for 1m each." \
"make fuzz PKG=./pkg/sql/sem/tree TESTS=Decimal TESTTIMEOUT=1m" "Run the Decimal fuzz tests in the tree directory for 1m." \
"make check-libroach TESTS=ccl" "Run the libroach tests matching .*ccl.*"
BUILDTYPE := development
# Build C/C++ with basic debugging information.
CFLAGS += -g1
CXXFLAGS += -g1
LDFLAGS ?=
# TODO(benesch): remove filter-outs below when golang/go#26144 and
# golang/go#16651, respectively, are fixed.
CGO_CFLAGS = $(filter-out -g%,$(CFLAGS))
CGO_CXXFLAGS = $(CXXFLAGS)
CGO_LDFLAGS = $(filter-out -static,$(LDFLAGS))
export CFLAGS CXXFLAGS LDFLAGS CGO_CFLAGS CGO_CXXFLAGS CGO_LDFLAGS
# We intentionally use LINKFLAGS instead of the more traditional LDFLAGS
# because LDFLAGS has built-in semantics that don't make sense with the Go
# toolchain.
override LINKFLAGS = -X github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/build.typ=$(BUILDTYPE) -extldflags "$(LDFLAGS)"
GO ?= go
GOFLAGS ?=
TAR ?= tar
# Ensure we have an unambiguous GOPATH.
GOPATH := $(shell $(GO) env GOPATH)
ifneq "$(or $(findstring :,$(GOPATH)),$(findstring ;,$(GOPATH)))" ""
$(error GOPATHs with multiple entries are not supported)
endif
GOPATH := $(realpath $(GOPATH))
ifeq "$(strip $(GOPATH))" ""
$(error GOPATH is not set and could not be automatically determined)
endif
ifeq "$(filter $(GOPATH)%,$(CURDIR))" ""
$(error Current directory "$(CURDIR)" is not within GOPATH "$(GOPATH)")
endif
ifeq "$(GOPATH)" "/"
$(error GOPATH=/ is not supported)
endif
$(info GOPATH set to $(GOPATH))
# We install our vendored tools to a directory within this repository to avoid
# overwriting any user-installed binaries of the same name in the default GOBIN.
GO_INSTALL := GOBIN='$(abspath bin)' GOFLAGS= $(GO) install
# Prefer tools we've installed with go install and Yarn to those elsewhere on
# the PATH.
export PATH := $(abspath bin):$(PATH)
# HACK: Make has a fast path and a slow path for command execution,
# but the fast path uses the PATH variable from when make was started,
# not the one we set on the previous line. In order for the above
# line to have any effect, we must force make to always take the slow path.
# Setting the SHELL variable to a value other than the default (/bin/sh)
# is one way to do this globally.
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8941110/how-i-could-add-dir-to-path-in-makefile/13468229#13468229
#
# We also force the PWD environment variable to $(CURDIR), which ensures that
# any programs invoked by Make see a physical CWD without any symlinks. The Go
# toolchain does not support symlinks well (for one example, see
# https://github.com/golang/go/issues/24359). This may be fixed when GOPATH is
# deprecated, so revisit whether this workaround is necessary then.
export SHELL := env PWD=$(CURDIR) bash
ifeq ($(SHELL),)
$(error bash is required)
endif
# Invocation of any NodeJS script should be prefixed by NODE_RUN. See the
# comments within node-run.sh for rationale.
NODE_RUN := build/node-run.sh
# make-lazy converts a recursive variable, which is evaluated every time it's
# referenced, to a lazy variable, which is evaluated only the first time it's
# used. See: http://blog.jgc.org/2016/07/lazy-gnu-make-variables.html
override make-lazy = $(eval $1 = $$(eval $1 := $(value $1))$$($1))
# GNU tar and BSD tar both support transforming filenames according to a regular
# expression, but have different flags to do so.
TAR_XFORM_FLAG = $(shell $(TAR) --version | grep -q GNU && echo "--xform='flags=r;s'" || echo "-s")
$(call make-lazy,TAR_XFORM_FLAG)
# To edit in-place without creating a backup file, GNU sed requires a bare -i,
# while BSD sed requires an empty string as the following argument.
SED_INPLACE = sed $(shell sed --version 2>&1 | grep -q GNU && echo -i || echo "-i ''")
$(call make-lazy,SED_INPLACE)
# MAKE_TERMERR is set automatically in Make v4.1+, but macOS is still shipping
# v3.81.
MAKE_TERMERR ?= $(shell [[ -t 2 ]] && echo true)
# This is how you get a literal space into a Makefile.
space := $(eval) $(eval)
# Color support.
yellow = $(shell { tput setaf 3 || tput AF 3; } 2>/dev/null)
cyan = $(shell { tput setaf 6 || tput AF 6; } 2>/dev/null)
term-reset = $(shell { tput sgr0 || tput me; } 2>/dev/null)
$(call make-lazy,yellow)
$(call make-lazy,cyan)
$(call make-lazy,term-reset)
# Print an error if the user specified any variables on the command line that
# don't appear in this Makefile. The list of valid variables is automatically
# rebuilt on the first successful `make` invocation after the Makefile changes.
#
# TODO(peter): Figure out how to disallow overriding of variables that
# are not in the valid list from the environment. The problem is that
# any environment variable becomes a make variable and environments
# are dirty. For instance, my includes GREP_COLOR.
include build/variables.mk
$(foreach v,$(filter-out $(strip $(VALID_VARS)),$(.VARIABLES)),\
$(if $(findstring command line,$(origin $v)),$(error Variable '$v' is not recognized by this Makefile)))
-include customenv.mk
# Tell Make to delete the target if its recipe fails. Otherwise, if a recipe
# modifies its target before failing, the target's timestamp will make it appear
# up-to-date on the next invocation of Make, even though it is likely corrupt.
# See: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Errors.html#Errors
.DELETE_ON_ERROR:
# Targets that name a real file that must be rebuilt on every Make invocation
# should depend on .ALWAYS_REBUILD. (.PHONY should only be used on targets that
# don't name a real file because .DELETE_ON_ERROR does not apply to .PHONY
# targets.)
.ALWAYS_REBUILD:
.PHONY: .ALWAYS_REBUILD
ifneq ($(GIT_DIR),)
# If we're in a git worktree, the git hooks directory may not be in our root,
# so we ask git for the location.
#
# Note that `git rev-parse --git-path hooks` requires git 2.5+.
GITHOOKS := $(subst githooks/,$(GITHOOKSDIR)/,$(wildcard githooks/*))
$(GITHOOKSDIR)/%: githooks/%
@echo installing $<
@rm -f $@
@mkdir -p $(dir $@)
@ln -s ../../$(basename $<) $(dir $@)
endif
.SECONDARY: pkg/ui/yarn.installed
pkg/ui/yarn.installed: pkg/ui/package.json pkg/ui/yarn.lock pkg/ui/yarn.protobufjs-cli.lock | bin/.submodules-initialized
$(NODE_RUN) -C pkg/ui yarn install --offline
# Prevent ProtobufJS from trying to install its own packages because a) the
# the feature is buggy, and b) it introduces an unnecessary dependency on NPM.
# See: https://github.com/dcodeIO/protobuf.js/issues/716.
# We additionally pin the dependencies by linking in a lock file for
# reproducable builds.
$(NODE_RUN) pkg/ui/bin/gen-protobuf-cli-deps.js > pkg/ui/node_modules/protobufjs/cli/package.json
ln -sf ../../../yarn.protobufjs-cli.lock pkg/ui/node_modules/protobufjs/cli/yarn.lock
$(NODE_RUN) -C pkg/ui/node_modules/protobufjs/cli yarn install --offline
@# We remove this broken dependency again in pkg/ui/webpack.config.js.
@# See the comment there for details.
rm -rf pkg/ui/node_modules/@types/node
touch $@
# Update the git hooks and install commands from dependencies whenever they
# change.
bin/.bootstrap: $(GITHOOKS) Gopkg.lock | bin/.submodules-initialized
@$(GO_INSTALL) -v \
./vendor/github.com/client9/misspell/cmd/misspell \
./vendor/github.com/cockroachdb/crlfmt \
./vendor/github.com/cockroachdb/gostdlib/cmd/gofmt \
./vendor/github.com/cockroachdb/gostdlib/x/tools/cmd/goimports \
./vendor/github.com/cockroachdb/stress \
./vendor/github.com/golang/dep/cmd/dep \
./vendor/github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-grpc-gateway \
./vendor/github.com/kevinburke/go-bindata/go-bindata \
./vendor/github.com/kisielk/errcheck \
./vendor/github.com/mattn/goveralls \
./vendor/github.com/mibk/dupl \
./vendor/github.com/wadey/gocovmerge \
./vendor/golang.org/x/lint/golint \
./vendor/golang.org/x/perf/cmd/benchstat \
./vendor/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goyacc \
./vendor/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/stringer \
./vendor/golang.org/x/tools/go/analysis/passes/shadow/cmd/shadow \
./vendor/honnef.co/go/tools/cmd/staticcheck
touch $@
.SECONDARY: bin/.submodules-initialized
bin/.submodules-initialized:
ifneq ($(GIT_DIR),)
git submodule update --init --recursive
endif
mkdir -p $(@D)
touch $@
IGNORE_GOVERS :=
# Make doesn't expose a list of the variables declared in a given file, so we
# resort to sed magic. Roughly, this sed command prints VARIABLE in lines of the
# following forms:
#
# [export] VARIABLE [:+?]=
# TARGET-NAME: [export] VARIABLE [:+?]=
#
# The additional complexity below handles whitespace and comments.
#
# The special comments at the beginning are for Github/Go/Reviewable:
# https://github.com/golang/go/issues/13560#issuecomment-277804473
# https://github.com/Reviewable/Reviewable/wiki/FAQ#how-do-i-tell-reviewable-that-a-file-is-generated-and-should-not-be-reviewed
build/variables.mk: Makefile build/archive/contents/Makefile pkg/ui/Makefile build/defs.mk
@echo '# Code generated by Make. DO NOT EDIT.' > $@
@echo '# GENERATED FILE DO NOT EDIT' >> $@
@echo 'define VALID_VARS' >> $@
@sed -nE -e '/^ /d' -e 's/([^#]*)#.*/\1/' \
-e 's/(^|^[^:]+:)[ ]*(export)?[ ]*([[:upper:]_]+)[ ]*[:?+]?=.*/ \3/p' $^ \
| sort -u >> $@
# Special case for 'prefix' variable, which is required by Homebrew.
@echo ' prefix' >> $@
@echo 'endef' >> $@
# The following section handles building our C/C++ dependencies. These are
# common because both the root Makefile and protobuf.mk have C dependencies.
host-is-macos := $(findstring Darwin,$(UNAME))
host-is-mingw := $(findstring MINGW,$(UNAME))
ifdef host-is-macos
# On macOS 10.11, XCode SDK v8.1 (and possibly others) indicate the presence of
# symbols that don't exist until macOS 10.12. Setting MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET
# to the host machine's actual macOS version works around this. See:
# https://github.com/jemalloc/jemalloc/issues/494.
export MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET ?= $(macos-version)
endif
# Cross-compilation occurs when you set TARGET_TRIPLE to something other than
# HOST_TRIPLE. You'll need to ensure the cross-compiling toolchain is on your
# path and override the rest of the variables that immediately follow as
# necessary. For an example, see build/builder/cmd/mkrelease, which sets these
# variables appropriately for the toolchains baked into the builder image.
TARGET_TRIPLE := $(HOST_TRIPLE)
XCMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME :=
XGOOS :=
XGOARCH :=
XCC := $(TARGET_TRIPLE)-cc
XCXX := $(TARGET_TRIPLE)-c++
EXTRA_XCMAKE_FLAGS :=
EXTRA_XCONFIGURE_FLAGS :=
ifneq ($(HOST_TRIPLE),$(TARGET_TRIPLE))
is-cross-compile := 1
endif
target-is-windows := $(findstring w64,$(TARGET_TRIPLE))
# CMAKE_TARGET_MESSAGES=OFF prevents CMake from printing progress messages
# whenever a target is fully built to prevent spammy output from make when
# c-deps are all already built. Progress messages are still printed when actual
# compilation is being performed.
cmake-flags := -DCMAKE_TARGET_MESSAGES=OFF $(if $(host-is-mingw),-G 'MSYS Makefiles')
configure-flags :=
# Use xcmake-flags when invoking CMake on libraries/binaries for the target
# platform (i.e., the cross-compiled platform, if specified); use plain
# cmake-flags when invoking CMake on libraries/binaries for the host platform.
# Similarly for xconfigure-flags and configure-flags, and xgo and GO.
xcmake-flags := $(cmake-flags) $(EXTRA_XCMAKE_FLAGS)
xconfigure-flags := $(configure-flags) $(EXTRA_XCONFIGURE_FLAGS)
override xgo := GOFLAGS= $(GO)
# If we're cross-compiling, inform Autotools and CMake.
ifdef is-cross-compile
xconfigure-flags += --host=$(TARGET_TRIPLE) CC=$(XCC) CXX=$(XCXX)
xcmake-flags += -DCMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME=$(XCMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME) -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=$(XCC) -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=$(XCXX)
override xgo := GOFLAGS= GOOS=$(XGOOS) GOARCH=$(XGOARCH) CC=$(XCC) CXX=$(XCXX) $(xgo)
endif
C_DEPS_DIR := $(abspath c-deps)
CRYPTOPP_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/cryptopp
JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/jemalloc
PROTOBUF_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/protobuf
ROCKSDB_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/rocksdb
SNAPPY_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/snappy
LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/libedit
LIBROACH_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/libroach
KRB5_SRC_DIR := $(C_DEPS_DIR)/krb5
# Derived build variants.
use-stdmalloc := $(findstring stdmalloc,$(TAGS))
use-msan := $(findstring msan,$(GOFLAGS))
# User-requested build variants.
ENABLE_LIBROACH_ASSERTIONS ?=
ENABLE_ROCKSDB_ASSERTIONS ?=
BUILD_DIR := $(GOPATH)/native/$(TARGET_TRIPLE)
# In MinGW, cgo flags don't handle Unix-style paths, so convert our base path to
# a Windows-style path.
#
# TODO(benesch): Figure out why. MinGW transparently converts Unix-style paths
# everywhere else.
ifdef host-is-mingw
BUILD_DIR := $(shell cygpath -m $(BUILD_DIR))
endif
CRYPTOPP_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/cryptopp$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
JEMALLOC_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/jemalloc$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
PROTOBUF_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/protobuf$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
ROCKSDB_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/rocksdb$(if $(use-msan),_msan)$(if $(use-stdmalloc),_stdmalloc)$(if $(ENABLE_ROCKSDB_ASSERTIONS),_assert)
SNAPPY_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/snappy$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
LIBEDIT_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/libedit$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
LIBROACH_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/libroach$(if $(use-msan),_msan)$(if $(ENABLE_LIBROACH_ASSERTIONS),_assert)
KRB5_DIR := $(BUILD_DIR)/krb5$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
# Can't share with protobuf because protoc is always built for the host.
PROTOC_DIR := $(GOPATH)/native/$(HOST_TRIPLE)/protobuf
LIBCRYPTOPP := $(CRYPTOPP_DIR)/libcryptopp.a
LIBJEMALLOC := $(JEMALLOC_DIR)/lib/libjemalloc.a
LIBPROTOBUF := $(PROTOBUF_DIR)/libprotobuf.a
LIBROCKSDB := $(ROCKSDB_DIR)/librocksdb.a
LIBSNAPPY := $(SNAPPY_DIR)/libsnappy.a
LIBEDIT := $(LIBEDIT_DIR)/src/.libs/libedit.a
LIBROACH := $(LIBROACH_DIR)/libroach.a
LIBROACHCCL := $(LIBROACH_DIR)/libroachccl.a
LIBKRB5 := $(KRB5_DIR)/lib/libgssapi_krb5.a
PROTOC := $(PROTOC_DIR)/protoc
C_LIBS_COMMON = \
$(if $(use-stdmalloc),,$(LIBJEMALLOC)) \
$(if $(target-is-windows),,$(LIBEDIT)) \
$(LIBPROTOBUF) $(LIBSNAPPY) $(LIBROCKSDB)
C_LIBS_OSS = $(C_LIBS_COMMON) $(LIBROACH)
C_LIBS_CCL = $(C_LIBS_COMMON) $(LIBCRYPTOPP) $(LIBROACHCCL)
# We only include krb5 on linux, non-musl builds.
ifeq "$(findstring linux-gnu,$(TARGET_TRIPLE))" "linux-gnu"
C_LIBS_CCL += $(LIBKRB5)
KRB_CPPFLAGS := $(KRB5_DIR)/include
KRB_DIR := $(KRB5_DIR)/lib
override TAGS += gss
endif
# Go does not permit dashes in build tags. This is undocumented.
native-tag := $(subst -,_,$(TARGET_TRIPLE))$(if $(use-stdmalloc),_stdmalloc)$(if $(use-msan),_msan)
# In each package that uses cgo, we inject include and library search paths into
# files named zcgo_flags_{native-tag}.go. The logic for this is complicated so
# that Make-driven builds can cache the state of builds for multiple
# configurations at once, while still allowing the use of `go build` and `go
# test` for the configuration most recently built with Make.
#
# Building with Make always adds the `make` and {native-tag} tags to the build.
#
# Unsuffixed flags files (zcgo_flags.cgo) have the build constraint `!make` and
# are only compiled when invoking the Go toolchain directly on a package-- i.e.,
# when the `make` build tag is not specified. These files are rebuilt whenever
# the build signature changes (see build/defs.mk.sig), and so reflect the target
# triple that Make was most recently invoked with.
#
# Suffixed flags files (e.g. zcgo_flags_{native-tag}.go) have the build
# constraint `{native-tag}` and are built the first time a Make-driven build
# encounters a given native tag. These tags are unset when building with the Go
# toolchain directly, so these files are only compiled when building with Make.
CGO_PKGS := \
pkg/cli \
pkg/server/status \
pkg/storage/engine \
pkg/ccl/storageccl/engineccl \
pkg/ccl/gssapiccl \
vendor/github.com/knz/go-libedit/unix
vendor/github.com/knz/go-libedit/unix-package := libedit_unix
CGO_UNSUFFIXED_FLAGS_FILES := $(addprefix ./,$(addsuffix /zcgo_flags.go,$(CGO_PKGS)))
CGO_SUFFIXED_FLAGS_FILES := $(addprefix ./,$(addsuffix /zcgo_flags_$(native-tag).go,$(CGO_PKGS)))
BASE_CGO_FLAGS_FILES := $(CGO_UNSUFFIXED_FLAGS_FILES) $(CGO_SUFFIXED_FLAGS_FILES)
CGO_FLAGS_FILES := $(BASE_CGO_FLAGS_FILES) vendor/github.com/knz/go-libedit/unix/zcgo_flags_extra.go
$(CGO_UNSUFFIXED_FLAGS_FILES): build/defs.mk.sig
$(BASE_CGO_FLAGS_FILES): Makefile | bin/.submodules-initialized
@echo '// GENERATED FILE DO NOT EDIT' > $@
@echo >> $@
@echo '// +build $(if $(findstring $(native-tag),$@),$(native-tag),!make)' >> $@
@echo >> $@
@echo 'package $(if $($(@D)-package),$($(@D)-package),$(notdir $(@D)))' >> $@
@echo >> $@
@echo '// #cgo CPPFLAGS: $(addprefix -I,$(JEMALLOC_DIR)/include $(KRB_CPPFLAGS))' >> $@
@echo '// #cgo LDFLAGS: $(addprefix -L,$(CRYPTOPP_DIR) $(PROTOBUF_DIR) $(JEMALLOC_DIR)/lib $(SNAPPY_DIR) $(LIBEDIT_DIR)/src/.libs $(ROCKSDB_DIR) $(LIBROACH_DIR) $(KRB_DIR))' >> $@
@echo 'import "C"' >> $@
vendor/github.com/knz/go-libedit/unix/zcgo_flags_extra.go: Makefile | bin/.submodules-initialized
@echo '// GENERATED FILE DO NOT EDIT' > $@
@echo >> $@
@echo 'package $($(@D)-package)' >> $@
@echo >> $@
@echo '// #cgo CPPFLAGS: -DGO_LIBEDIT_NO_BUILD' >> $@
@echo '// #cgo !windows LDFLAGS: -ledit -lncurses' >> $@
@echo 'import "C"' >> $@
# BUILD ARTIFACT CACHING
#
# We need to ensure that changes to a dependency's configure or CMake flags
# below cause the corresponding dependency to be rebuilt. It would be correct to
# have the dependencies list this file itself as a prerequisite, but *all*
# dependencies would be rebuilt, likely unnecessarily, whenever this file
# changed. Instead, we give each dependency its own marker file, DEP-rebuild, as
# a prerequisite.
#
# It's not important *what* goes in the marker file, so long as its contents
# change in the same commit as the configure flags. This causes Git to touch the
# marker file when switching between revisions that span the change. For
# simplicity, just sequentially bump the version number within.
#
# NB: the recipes below nuke *all* build artifacts when a dependency's configure
# flags change. In theory, we could rely on the dependency's build system to
# only rebuild the affected objects, but in practice dependencies on configure
# flags are not tracked correctly, and these stale artifacts can cause
# particularly hard-to-debug errors.
#
# Flags needed to make cryptopp to runtime detection of AES cpu instruction sets.
# pclmul and ssse3 need to be defined for the overall AES switch but are only used
# in GCM mode (not currently in use by cockroach).
$(CRYPTOPP_DIR)/Makefile: aes := $(if $(findstring x86_64,$(TARGET_TRIPLE)),-maes -mpclmul -mssse3)
$(CRYPTOPP_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/cryptopp-rebuild | bin/.submodules-initialized
rm -rf $(CRYPTOPP_DIR)
mkdir -p $(CRYPTOPP_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the CMake flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/cryptopp-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(CRYPTOPP_DIR) && CFLAGS+=" $(aes)" && CXXFLAGS+=" $(aes)" cmake $(xcmake-flags) $(CRYPTOPP_SRC_DIR) \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
$(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR)/configure.ac: | bin/.submodules-initialized
$(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR)/configure: $(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR)/configure.ac
cd $(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR) && autoconf
$(JEMALLOC_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/jemalloc-rebuild $(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR)/configure
rm -rf $(JEMALLOC_DIR)
mkdir -p $(JEMALLOC_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the configure flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/jemalloc-rebuild. See above for rationale.
@#
@# jemalloc profiling deadlocks when built against musl. See
@# https://github.com/jemalloc/jemalloc/issues/585.
cd $(JEMALLOC_DIR) && $(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR)/configure $(xconfigure-flags) $(if $(findstring musl,$(TARGET_TRIPLE)),,--enable-prof)
$(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src/configure.in: | bin/.submodules-initialized
$(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src/configure: $(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src/configure.in
cd $(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src && autoreconf
$(KRB5_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/krb5-rebuild $(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src/configure
rm -rf $(KRB5_DIR)
mkdir -p $(KRB5_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the configure flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/krb5-rebuild. See above for rationale.
@# If CFLAGS is set to -g1 then make will fail. Use "env -" to clear the environment.
cd $(KRB5_DIR) && env -u CFLAGS -u CXXFLAGS $(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src/configure $(xconfigure-flags) --enable-static --disable-shared
$(PROTOBUF_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/protobuf-rebuild | bin/.submodules-initialized
rm -rf $(PROTOBUF_DIR)
mkdir -p $(PROTOBUF_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the CMake flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/protobuf-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(PROTOBUF_DIR) && cmake $(xcmake-flags) -Dprotobuf_BUILD_TESTS=OFF $(PROTOBUF_SRC_DIR)/cmake \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
ifneq ($(PROTOC_DIR),$(PROTOBUF_DIR))
$(PROTOC_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/protobuf-rebuild | bin/.submodules-initialized
rm -rf $(PROTOC_DIR)
mkdir -p $(PROTOC_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the CMake flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/protobuf-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(PROTOC_DIR) && cmake $(CMAKE_FLAGS) -Dprotobuf_BUILD_TESTS=OFF $(PROTOBUF_SRC_DIR)/cmake \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
endif
$(ROCKSDB_DIR)/Makefile: sse := $(if $(findstring x86_64,$(TARGET_TRIPLE)),-msse3)
$(ROCKSDB_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/rocksdb-rebuild | bin/.submodules-initialized $(LIBSNAPPY) $(if $(use-stdmalloc),,$(LIBJEMALLOC))
rm -rf $(ROCKSDB_DIR)
mkdir -p $(ROCKSDB_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the CMake flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/rocksdb-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(ROCKSDB_DIR) && CFLAGS+=" $(sse)" && CXXFLAGS+=" $(sse)" && cmake $(xcmake-flags) $(ROCKSDB_SRC_DIR) \
$(if $(findstring release,$(BUILDTYPE)),-DPORTABLE=ON) -DWITH_GFLAGS=OFF \
-DSNAPPY_LIBRARIES=$(LIBSNAPPY) -DSNAPPY_INCLUDE_DIR="$(SNAPPY_SRC_DIR);$(SNAPPY_DIR)" -DWITH_SNAPPY=ON \
$(if $(use-stdmalloc),,-DJEMALLOC_LIBRARIES=$(LIBJEMALLOC) -DJEMALLOC_INCLUDE_DIR=$(JEMALLOC_DIR)/include -DWITH_JEMALLOC=ON) \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=$(if $(ENABLE_ROCKSDB_ASSERTIONS),Debug,Release) \
-DFAIL_ON_WARNINGS=$(if $(findstring windows,$(XGOOS)),0,1) \
-DUSE_RTTI=1
$(SNAPPY_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/snappy-rebuild | bin/.submodules-initialized
rm -rf $(SNAPPY_DIR)
mkdir -p $(SNAPPY_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the CMake flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/snappy-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(SNAPPY_DIR) && cmake $(xcmake-flags) $(SNAPPY_SRC_DIR) \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
$(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR)/configure.ac: | bin/.submodules-initialized
$(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR)/configure: $(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR)/configure.ac
cd $(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR) && autoconf
$(LIBEDIT_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/libedit-rebuild $(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR)/configure
rm -rf $(LIBEDIT_DIR)
mkdir -p $(LIBEDIT_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the configure flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/libedit-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(LIBEDIT_DIR) && $(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR)/configure $(xconfigure-flags) --disable-examples --disable-shared
# TODO(benesch): make it possible to build libroach without CCL code. Because
# libroach and libroachccl are defined in the same CMake project, CMake requires
# that the CCL code be present even if only the OSS target will be built.
$(LIBROACH_DIR)/Makefile: $(C_DEPS_DIR)/libroach-rebuild | bin/.submodules-initialized bin/.cpp_protobuf_sources bin/.cpp_ccl_protobuf_sources
rm -rf $(LIBROACH_DIR)
mkdir -p $(LIBROACH_DIR)
@# NOTE: If you change the CMake flags below, bump the version in
@# $(C_DEPS_DIR)/libroach-rebuild. See above for rationale.
cd $(LIBROACH_DIR) && cmake $(xcmake-flags) $(LIBROACH_SRC_DIR) \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=$(if $(ENABLE_LIBROACH_ASSERTIONS),Debug,Release) \
-DPROTOBUF_LIB=$(LIBPROTOBUF) -DROCKSDB_LIB=$(LIBROCKSDB) \
-DJEMALLOC_LIB=$(LIBJEMALLOC) -DSNAPPY_LIB=$(LIBSNAPPY) \
-DCRYPTOPP_LIB=$(LIBCRYPTOPP)
# Most of our C and C++ dependencies use Makefiles that are generated by CMake,
# which are rather slow, taking upwards of 500ms to determine that nothing has
# changed. The no-op case is the common case, as C and C++ code is modified
# rarely relative to Go code.
#
# So, for speed, we want to avoid invoking our C and C++ dependencies' build
# systems when nothing has changed. We apply a very coarse heuristic that works
# well in practice: if every file in a given library's source tree is older than
# the compiled library, then the compiled library must be up-to-date.
#
# Normally, you'd accomplish this in Make itself by declaring a prerequisite for
# every file in the library's source tree. For example, you'd have a rule like
# this for protoc:
#
# $(PROTOC): $(PROTOC_DIR)/Makefile $(shell find c-deps/protobuf)
# $(MAKE) -C $(PROTOC_DIR) protoc
#
# Note the prerequisite that shells out to the 'find' command. Unfortunately,
# this winds up being as slow as unconditionally invoking the child build
# system! The cost of repeated find invocations, one per command, adds up, plus
# Make needs to stat all of the resulting files, and it seems to do so
# sequentially.
#
# Instead, we unconditionally run the recipe for each C and C++ dependency, via
# .ALWAYS_REBUILD, but condition the execution of the dependency's build system
# on the output of uptodate, a Go binary of our own design. uptodate walks and
# stats the directory tree in parallel, and can make the up-to-date
# determination in under 20ms.
$(PROTOC): $(PROTOC_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD | $(LIBPROTOBUF)
@uptodate $@ $(PROTOBUF_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(PROTOC_DIR) protoc
$(LIBCRYPTOPP): $(CRYPTOPP_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(CRYPTOPP_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(CRYPTOPP_DIR) static
$(LIBJEMALLOC): $(JEMALLOC_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(JEMALLOC_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(JEMALLOC_DIR) build_lib_static
$(LIBPROTOBUF): $(PROTOBUF_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(PROTOBUF_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(PROTOBUF_DIR) libprotobuf
$(LIBSNAPPY): $(SNAPPY_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(SNAPPY_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(SNAPPY_DIR) snappy
$(LIBEDIT): $(LIBEDIT_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(LIBEDIT_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(LIBEDIT_DIR)/src
$(LIBROCKSDB): $(ROCKSDB_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(ROCKSDB_SRC_DIR) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(ROCKSDB_DIR) rocksdb
libroach-inputs := $(LIBROACH_SRC_DIR) $(ROCKSDB_SRC_DIR)/include $(PROTOBUF_SRC_DIR)/src
$(LIBROACH): $(LIBROACH_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(libroach-inputs) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(LIBROACH_DIR) roach
$(LIBROACHCCL): $(LIBROACH_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(libroach-inputs) || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(LIBROACH_DIR) roachccl
$(LIBKRB5): $(KRB5_DIR)/Makefile bin/uptodate .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@uptodate $@ $(KRB5_SRC_DIR)/src || $(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(KRB5_DIR)
# Convenient names for maintainers. Not used by other targets in the Makefile.
.PHONY: protoc libcryptopp libjemalloc libprotobuf libsnappy librocksdb libroach libroachccl libkrb5
protoc: $(PROTOC)
libcryptopp: $(LIBCRYPTOPP)
libedit: $(LIBEDIT)
libjemalloc: $(LIBJEMALLOC)
libprotobuf: $(LIBPROTOBUF)
libsnappy: $(LIBSNAPPY)
librocksdb: $(LIBROCKSDB)
libroach: $(LIBROACH)
libroachccl: $(LIBROACHCCL)
libkrb5: $(LIBKRB5)
PHONY: check-libroach
check-libroach: ## Run libroach tests.
check-libroach: $(LIBROACH_DIR)/Makefile $(LIBJEMALLOC) $(LIBPROTOBUF) $(LIBSNAPPY) $(LIBROCKSDB) $(LIBCRYPTOPP)
@$(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(LIBROACH_DIR)
cd $(LIBROACH_DIR) && ctest -V -R $(TESTS)
override TAGS += make $(native-tag)
# Some targets (protobuf) produce different results depending on the sort order;
# set LC_ALL so this is consistent across systems.
export LC_ALL=C
# defs.mk stores cached values of shell commands to avoid recomputing them on
# every Make invocation. This has a small but noticeable effect, especially on
# noop builds.
build/defs.mk: Makefile build/defs.mk.sig
ifndef IGNORE_GOVERS
@build/go-version-check.sh $(GO) || { echo "Disable this check with IGNORE_GOVERS=1." >&2; exit 1; }
endif
@echo "macos-version = $$(sw_vers -productVersion 2>/dev/null | grep -oE '[0-9]+\.[0-9]+')" > $@
@echo "GOEXE = $$($(xgo) env GOEXE)" >> $@
@echo "NCPUS = $$({ getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN || sysctl -n hw.ncpu || nproc; } 2>/dev/null)" >> $@
@echo "UNAME = $$(uname)" >> $@
@echo "HOST_TRIPLE = $$($$($(GO) env CC) -dumpmachine)" >> $@
@echo "GIT_DIR = $$(git rev-parse --git-dir 2>/dev/null)" >> $@
@echo "GITHOOKSDIR = $$(test -d .git && echo '.git/hooks' || git rev-parse --git-path hooks)" >> $@
@echo "have-defs = 1" >> $@
$(if $(have-defs),$(info Detected change in build system. Rebooting Make.))
# defs.mk.sig attempts to capture common cases where defs.mk needs to be
# recomputed, like when compiling for a different platform or using a different
# Go binary. It is not intended to be perfect. Upgrading the compiler toolchain
# in place will go unnoticed, for example. Similar problems exist in all Make-
# based build systems and are not worth solving.
build/defs.mk.sig: sig = $(PATH):$(CURDIR):$(GO):$(GOPATH):$(CC):$(CXX):$(TARGET_TRIPLE):$(BUILDTYPE):$(IGNORE_GOVERS)
build/defs.mk.sig: .ALWAYS_REBUILD
@echo '$(sig)' | cmp -s - $@ || echo '$(sig)' > $@
COCKROACH := ./cockroach$(SUFFIX)
COCKROACHOSS := ./cockroachoss$(SUFFIX)
COCKROACHSHORT := ./cockroachshort$(SUFFIX)
SQLPARSER_TARGETS = \
pkg/sql/parser/sql.go \
pkg/sql/parser/helpmap_test.go \
pkg/sql/parser/help_messages.go \
pkg/sql/lex/tokens.go \
pkg/sql/lex/keywords.go \
pkg/sql/lex/reserved_keywords.go
PROTOBUF_TARGETS := bin/.go_protobuf_sources bin/.gw_protobuf_sources bin/.cpp_protobuf_sources bin/.cpp_ccl_protobuf_sources
DOCGEN_TARGETS := bin/.docgen_bnfs bin/.docgen_functions
EXECGEN_TARGETS = \
pkg/col/coldata/vec.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/and_or_projection.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/any_not_null_agg.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/avg_agg.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/cast.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/const.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/distinct.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/hashjoiner.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/like_ops.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoinbase.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoiner_fullouter.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoiner_inner.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoiner_leftanti.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoiner_leftouter.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoiner_leftsemi.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/mergejoiner_rightouter.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/min_max_agg.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/overloads_test_utils.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/proj_const_left_ops.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/proj_const_right_ops.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/proj_non_const_ops.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/rank.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/row_number.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/quicksort.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/rowstovec.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/selection_ops.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/select_in.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/sort.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/sum_agg.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/tuples_differ.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/vec_comparators.eg.go \
pkg/sql/colexec/zerocolumns.eg.go
execgen-exclusions = $(addprefix -not -path ,$(EXECGEN_TARGETS))
$(info Cleaning old generated files.)
$(shell find pkg/sql/colexec -type f -name '*.eg.go' $(execgen-exclusions) -delete)
$(shell find pkg/sql/exec -type f -name '*.eg.go' $(execgen-exclusions) -delete 2>/dev/null)
OPTGEN_TARGETS = \
pkg/sql/opt/memo/expr.og.go \
pkg/sql/opt/operator.og.go \
pkg/sql/opt/xform/explorer.og.go \
pkg/sql/opt/norm/factory.og.go \
pkg/sql/opt/rule_name.og.go \
pkg/sql/opt/rule_name_string.go
go-targets-ccl := \
$(COCKROACH) $(COCKROACHSHORT) go-install \
bench benchshort \
check test testshort testslow testrace testraceslow testbuild \
stress stressrace \
roachprod-stress roachprod-stressrace \
generate \
lint lintshort
go-targets := $(go-targets-ccl) $(COCKROACHOSS)
.DEFAULT_GOAL := all
all: build
.PHONY: c-deps
c-deps: $(C_LIBS_CCL)
build-mode = build -o $@
go-install: build-mode = install
$(COCKROACH) go-install generate: pkg/ui/distccl/bindata.go
$(COCKROACHOSS): BUILDTARGET = ./pkg/cmd/cockroach-oss
$(COCKROACHOSS): $(C_LIBS_OSS) pkg/ui/distoss/bindata.go
$(COCKROACHSHORT): BUILDTARGET = ./pkg/cmd/cockroach-short
$(go-targets-ccl): $(C_LIBS_CCL)
BUILDINFO = .buildinfo/tag .buildinfo/rev
BUILD_TAGGED_RELEASE =
## Override for .buildinfo/tag
BUILDINFO_TAG :=
$(go-targets): bin/.bootstrap $(BUILDINFO) $(CGO_FLAGS_FILES) $(PROTOBUF_TARGETS)
$(go-targets): $(SQLPARSER_TARGETS) $(EXECGEN_TARGETS) $(OPTGEN_TARGETS)
$(go-targets): override LINKFLAGS += \
-X "github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/build.tag=$(if $(BUILDINFO_TAG),$(BUILDINFO_TAG),$(shell cat .buildinfo/tag))" \
-X "github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/build.rev=$(shell cat .buildinfo/rev)" \
-X "github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/build.cgoTargetTriple=$(TARGET_TRIPLE)" \
$(if $(BUILDCHANNEL),-X "github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/build.channel=$(BUILDCHANNEL)") \
$(if $(BUILD_TAGGED_RELEASE),-X "github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/util/log.crashReportEnv=$(if $(BUILDINFO_TAG),$(BUILDINFO_TAG),$(shell cat .buildinfo/tag))")
# The build.utcTime format must remain in sync with TimeFormat in
# pkg/build/info.go. It is not installed in tests to avoid busting the cache on
# every rebuild.
$(COCKROACH) $(COCKROACHOSS) $(COCKROACHSHORT) go-install: override LINKFLAGS += \
-X "github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/build.utcTime=$(shell date -u '+%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S')"
SETTINGS_DOC_PAGE := docs/generated/settings/settings.html
# Note: We pass `-v` to `go build` and `go test -i` so that warnings
# from the linker aren't suppressed. The usage of `-v` also shows when
# dependencies are rebuilt which is useful when switching between
# normal and race test builds.
.PHONY: go-install
$(COCKROACH) $(COCKROACHOSS) $(COCKROACHSHORT) go-install:
$(xgo) $(build-mode) -v $(GOFLAGS) -tags '$(TAGS)' -ldflags '$(LINKFLAGS)' $(BUILDTARGET)
# The build targets, in addition to producing a Cockroach binary, silently
# regenerate SQL diagram BNFs and some other doc pages. Generating these docs
# doesn't really belong in the build target, but when they were only part of the
# generate target it was too easy to forget to regenerate them when necessary
# and burn a CI cycle.
#
# We check these docs into version control in the first place in the hope that
# the diff of the generated docs that shows up in Reviewable, 'git diff', etc.
# makes it obvious when a commit has broken the docs. For example, it's very
# easy for changes to the SQL parser to result in unintelligible railroad
# diagrams. When the generated files are not checked in, the breakage goes
# unnoticed until the docs team comes along, potentially months later. Much
# better to make the developer who introduces the breakage fix the breakage.
.PHONY: build buildoss buildshort
build: ## Build the CockroachDB binary.
buildoss: ## Build the CockroachDB binary without any CCL-licensed code.
buildshort: ## Build the CockroachDB binary without the admin UI.
build: $(COCKROACH)
buildoss: $(COCKROACHOSS)
buildshort: $(COCKROACHSHORT)
build buildoss buildshort: $(DOCGEN_TARGETS)
build buildshort: $(if $(is-cross-compile),,$(SETTINGS_DOC_PAGE))
# For historical reasons, symlink cockroach to cockroachshort.
# TODO(benesch): see if it would break anyone's workflow to remove this.
buildshort:
ln -sf $(COCKROACHSHORT) $(COCKROACH)
.PHONY: install
install: ## Install the CockroachDB binary.
install: $(COCKROACH)
$(INSTALL) -d -m 755 $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)
$(INSTALL) -m 755 $(COCKROACH) $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/cockroach
.PHONY: start
start: $(COCKROACH)
start:
$(COCKROACH) start $(STARTFLAGS)
# Build, but do not run the tests.
# PKG is expanded and all packages are built and moved to their directory.
.PHONY: testbuild
testbuild:
$(xgo) list -tags '$(TAGS)' -f \
'$(xgo) test -v $(GOFLAGS) -tags '\''$(TAGS)'\'' -ldflags '\''$(LINKFLAGS)'\'' -c {{.ImportPath}} -o {{.Dir}}/{{.Name}}.test' $(PKG) | \
$(SHELL)
testshort: override TESTFLAGS += -short
testrace: ## Run tests with the Go race detector enabled.
testrace stressrace roachprod-stressrace: override GOFLAGS += -race
testrace stressrace roachprod-stressrace: export GORACE := halt_on_error=1
testrace stressrace roachprod-stressrace: TESTTIMEOUT := $(RACETIMEOUT)
# Directory scans in the builder image are excruciatingly slow when running
# Docker for Mac, so we filter out the 20k+ UI dependencies that are
# guaranteed to be irrelevant to save nearly 10s on every Make invocation.
FIND_RELEVANT := find ./pkg -name node_modules -prune -o
bench: ## Run benchmarks.
bench benchshort: TESTS := -
bench benchshort: BENCHES := .
bench benchshort: TESTTIMEOUT := $(BENCHTIMEOUT)
# -benchtime=1ns runs one iteration of each benchmark. The -short flag is set so
# that longer running benchmarks can skip themselves.
benchshort: override TESTFLAGS += -benchtime=1ns -short
.PHONY: check test testshort testrace testlogic testbaselogic testccllogic testoptlogic bench benchshort
test: ## Run tests.
check test testshort testrace bench benchshort:
$(xgo) test $(GOFLAGS) -tags '$(TAGS)' -ldflags '$(LINKFLAGS)' -run "$(TESTS)" $(if $(BENCHES),-bench "$(BENCHES)") -timeout $(TESTTIMEOUT) $(PKG) $(TESTFLAGS)
.PHONY: stress stressrace
stress: ## Run tests under stress.
stressrace: ## Run tests under stress with the race detector enabled.
stress stressrace:
$(xgo) test $(GOFLAGS) -exec 'stress $(STRESSFLAGS)' -tags '$(TAGS)' -ldflags '$(LINKFLAGS)' -run "$(TESTS)" -timeout 0 $(PKG) $(filter-out -v,$(TESTFLAGS)) -v -args -test.timeout $(TESTTIMEOUT)
.PHONY: roachprod-stress roachprod-stressrace
roachprod-stress roachprod-stressrace: bin/roachprod-stress
# The bootstrap target creates, among other things, ./bin/stress.
build/builder.sh make bin/.bootstrap
build/builder.sh mkrelease amd64-linux-gnu test GOFLAGS="$(GOFLAGS)" TESTFLAGS="-v -c -o $(notdir $(patsubst %/,%,$(PKG))).test" PKG=$(PKG)
@if [ -z "$(CLUSTER)" ]; then \
echo "ERROR: missing or empty CLUSTER"; \
else \
bin/roachprod-stress $(CLUSTER) $(STRESSFLAGS) $(patsubst github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/%,./%,$(PKG)) \
-test.run "$(TESTS)" $(filter-out -v,$(TESTFLAGS)) -test.v -test.timeout $(TESTTIMEOUT); \
fi
testlogic: testbaselogic testoptlogic testccllogic
testbaselogic: ## Run SQL Logic Tests.
testbaselogic: bin/logictest
testccllogic: ## Run SQL CCL Logic Tests.
testccllogic: bin/logictestccl
testoptlogic: ## Run SQL Logic Tests from opt package.
testoptlogic: bin/logictestopt