Following this PR, the command will
- work on M1 Mac (or any non x86 / riscv targets :-) )
- Generate a compile_commands.json to be used by editor plugins.
This should address #1048
* Use the `Python3_EXECUTABLE` found by CMake itself (alongside the libs
and includes) to execute integration tests. This should no longer
require explicitly specifying a python executable in most cases. Where
needed, users can always override `Python3_EXECUTABLE`.
* Add `capnp` requirement on ESI tests. Otherwise the test fails on
systems that build the Python bindings but have no capnp.
* Add some guidance for users that are mainly interested in the Python
bindings of CIRCT. Fixes#1072.
This picks up some enhancements to ODS, as well as a few changes:
* Dialect registration is being updated. For now, the global dialect
registry is enabled for backwards compatibility while we update
the dialect registry mechanisms
* Kinds are removed from Types and Attributes. This is a mostly
mechanical change to use isa and TypeSwitch
* Generated passes are registered differently. The approach here is
to define the registerPasses function in an anonymous namespace
and call it from within the existing static helpers.
* Upstream LLVM dialect has updated how types are printed, and the
LLHDToLLVM tests are updated accordingly
This simple CI script builds CIRCT and runs 'make check-circt'.
The necessary LLVM submodule is automatically pulled and cached
to speed-up subsequent builds.
enough parser logic for circuit and modules to get through the
testcases.
In addition to the parser logic, this improves the lexer to be able
to report indentation, adds the <= token, and fixes some problems with
split-input-files in the errors.fir testcase.
This also updates the README to include some building information.
Lots of caveats:
- This is all experimental
- The actual tool isn't interesting yet.
- The naming is arbitrary and will likely change.
- Much of the cmake files were cargo culted from other places
because I don't know what I'm doing.
George Lyon