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dune
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; Rule for generating coq_project
; This uses (mode promote) in order to put _CoqProject in the source tree.
; This isn't actually needed for dune but is useful when working with editors.
(rule
(target _CoqProject)
(deps
./etc/generate_coqproject.sh
(source_tree theories)
(source_tree contrib)
(source_tree test))
(mode promote)
(package coq-hott)
(action
(setenv
GENERATE_COQPROJECT_FOR_DUNE
true
(bash ./etc/generate_coqproject.sh))))
; Rule for validation: dune build @runtest
; This will also run the tests
(rule
(alias runtest)
(deps
(glob_files_rec ./*.vo))
(action
(run
coqchk
-R
./theories
HoTT
-Q
contrib
HoTT.Contrib
-Q
test
HoTT.Tests
%{deps}
-o)))
; We modify the default alias to avoid test/
(alias
(name default)
(deps
(alias_rec contrib/all)
(alias_rec theories/all)
_CoqProject))
; Tags for emacs
(rule
(target TAGS)
(alias emacs)
(mode promote)
(deps
etc/emacs/run-etags.sh
%{bin:etags}
(:vfile
(glob_files_rec theories/*.v)
(glob_files_rec contrib/*.v)))
(action
(run etc/emacs/run-etags.sh %{vfile})))
; Common flags for Coq
(env
(dev
(coq
(coqdoc_flags
:standard
--interpolate
--utf8
--no-externals
--parse-comments)
(flags -noinit -indices-matter -color on)))
(_
(coq
(coqdoc_flags
:standard
--interpolate
--utf8
--no-externals
--parse-comments)
(flags -noinit -indices-matter))))
; Bench
; The following rule allows you to bench the running time of a file using
; "hyperfine". For this to work you must make a file called "file_to_bench"
; which contains the path to the file you want to bench (with brackets around
; it). For instance, if we wanted to bench the file
; "theories/WildCat/Products.v", we would make a file called "file_to_bench" with
; the following content:
;
; (theories/WildCat/Products.v)
;
; Afterwards you run "dune build @bench" and it will output the report.
(rule
(alias bench)
(deps
(alias bench-hint)
(universe)
(sandbox always)
(glob_files_rec ./*.vo)
(:file
(include file_to_bench)))
(target bench_report)
(action
(progn
(with-outputs-to
%{target}
(progn
(copy %{file} benched_file.v)
(run
%{bin:hyperfine}
"%{bin:coqc} -R %{project_root}/theories HoTT -noinit -indices-matter benched_file.v")))
(echo "Bench finished, report at %{target}:\n\n")
(cat %{target}))))
(rule
(alias bench-hint)
(deps
(universe)
(glob_files_rec ./*.vo)
%{bin:hyperfine}
(file file_to_bench))
(action
(run echo "Starting bench. This may take a while.")))