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B. Scott Michel
d9d0e8bd74 CMake: Updates
Issue #294: "apple silicon build problem(s?)": If the "--flavor/-f" flag
is not specified on the command line, then complain loudly, print help
and exit. The script used to default to "Unix Makefiles".

Updates:

- Add missing "-DHAVE_LIBPNG" compiler command line define when the PNG
  library is detected/present for screen capture support.

- Add "clang64" to the list of MinGW64 platforms for which the
  .travis/deps.sh script can install build dependencies.

- Add PThread4W_FOUND to the condition that sets async I/O for Win32
  when using vcpkg for build dependencies.

- Add vs2022-x64, vs2019-x64 and vs2017-x64 build environments to
  build 64-bit Windows executables.

- Use simulator AIO only where needed by the simulator (i.e., the
  simulator calls/uses AIO_CHECK_EVENT in sim_instr())

  - Add "USES_AIO" flag to add_simulator() to mark a simulator that
    acutally uses asynchronous I/O.

  - Build "_aio" SIMH core library variants that have AIO turned on,
    link with the "_aio" variant when a simulator sets USES_AIO.

  - Emit a warning message when WITH_ASYNC is False (CMake configuration
    option) to notify the user/developer that some functionality will be
    crippled.

  Affected simulator builds: 3b2 family, PDP-6, PDP-11, VAX family,
  IMLAC and TT2500. The makefile and cmake/generate.py also updated
  to remain in sync with CMake.

  N.B.: Simulators still link with the underlying platform's threading
  library. SEL32 requires pthreads or equivalent threading library,
  independent of AIO.

- cmake/cmake-builder.sh

  - New "--no-aio" flag: Build simulators without async I/O.

  - New "--no-aio-intrinsics" flag: Don't build async I/O using compiler
    compare-exchange, atomic load intrinsics.

- cmake/cmake-builder.ps1

  - New "-noaio" flag: Build simulators without async I/O.

  - New "-noaiointrinsics" flag: Don't build async I/O using compiler
    compare-exchange, atomic load intrinsics.

CMake 3.28.1 INTERFACE_LINK_LIBRARIES behavior change: The file name
must now be an absolute path. Relative paths no longer accepted.
Internally, SIMH enforces this if CMAKE_VERSION >= 3.19, when REAL_PATH
was first implemented.
2024-02-01 12:51:13 -05:00
B. Scott Michel
b3465af64e CMake: cmake-builder.sh "-c" takes an argument 2023-11-28 09:47:36 -05:00
B. Scott Michel
dfda031f23 CMake: Multiple targets, clean cache
Two updates suggested by Paul Koning:

- Enable building multiple simulator targets using a comma-separated list,
  e.g.: pdp8,pdp11,3b2

- Unconditionally clean CMake's cache each time the script is invoked.
  This eliminates confusing CMake configuration messages when CMake
  changes or updates, and CMake policies change.

  The most recent policy change was IMPORT_LOCATION, which is now
  mandatory for interface libraries. An old CMake configuration cache
  doesn't reflect the import library IMPORT_LOCATION property, which
  caused confusing warning messages. The cure is removing the old cache
  and reconfiguring.
2023-11-28 09:47:36 -05:00
Howard Bussey
8ee2b90dc4 Fix apple silicon build problems Issue #294
- find gnu-getopt when installed by homebrew in /opt
- invoke realpath only on known path components
  (needed for some realpath implementation(s))
  (relevant when build-flavor directory does not yet exist)
2023-10-09 20:15:32 -04:00
B. Scott Michel
487f243c28 CMake: Bump project version to 4.1.0
- Bump SIMH_VERSION_MINOR in CMakeLists.txt. This propagates down
  through the rest of the CMake infrastructure.

- README-CMake.md, cmake/{GitHub-release.md,cmake-builder.sh}: Update
  documentation. (Prettiness.)

- vcpkg.json: Update simh version-string. (Consistency.)

NOTE: Github CI/CD: There has to be an automated way to update version
numbers; researching.
2023-07-31 13:04:33 -04:00
B. Scott Michel
8b14bb69be
CMake build infrastructure II (#53)
* CMake build infrastructure

The squashed commit that builds and packages releases for the SIMH
simulator suite with CMake, version 3.14 or newer.

See README-CMake.md for documentation.
2023-05-17 20:18:42 -04:00