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import libtbx.load_env
import os
import platform
from libtbx.env_config import get_boost_library_with_python_version
from pathlib import Path
Import("env_etc")
env_etc.dials_dist = os.path.join(libtbx.env.dist_path("dials"), "src", "dials")
env_etc.dials_include = os.path.dirname(env_etc.dials_dist)
if not env_etc.no_boost_python and hasattr(env_etc, "boost_adaptbx_include"):
Import("env_no_includes_boost_python_ext")
env = env_no_includes_boost_python_ext.Clone()
env_etc.enable_more_warnings(env=env)
system_includes = [x for x in env_etc.conda_cpppath if x] if libtbx.env.build_options.use_conda else []
system_includes.append(str(Path(env_etc.scitbx_dist).parent))
env.Append(CXXFLAGS=[f"-isystem{x}" for x in system_includes])
env.Append(SHCXXFLAGS=[f"-isystem{x}" for x in system_includes])
include_paths = [
env_etc.libtbx_include,
env_etc.scitbx_include,
env_etc.cctbx_include,
env_etc.ccp4io_include,
env_etc.rstbx_include,
env_etc.boost_include,
env_etc.boost_adaptbx_include,
env_etc.python_include,
env_etc.dxtbx_include,
env_etc.dials_include,
]
# Handle cctbx bootstrap builds that pull a fixed msgpack version into modules/
msgpack = Path(libtbx.env.dist_path("dials")).parent / "msgpack-3.1.1" / "include"
if msgpack.is_dir():
include_paths.append(str(msgpack))
if libtbx.env.build_options.use_conda:
boost_python = get_boost_library_with_python_version(
"boost_python", env_etc.conda_libpath
)
env.Append(LIBPATH=env_etc.conda_libpath)
include_paths.extend(env_etc.conda_cpppath)
else:
boost_python = "boost_python"
env_etc.include_registry.append(env=env, paths=include_paths)
env.Append(
LIBS=env_etc.libm
+ ["scitbx_boost_python", boost_python, "boost_thread", "cctbx"],
)
# Fix the build environment so that it doesn't break on modern C++
for path in list(env["CPPPATH"]):
if "msvc9.0_include" in path:
env["CPPPATH"].remove(path)
# Fix compilation errors on windows, caused by function redefinition
# See: https://github.com/boostorg/system/issues/32#issuecomment-462912013
if env_etc.compiler == "win32_cl":
env.Append(CPPDEFINES="HAVE_SNPRINTF")
env.SConscript("src/dials/model/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
env.SConscript("src/dials/array_family/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
env.SConscript("src/dials/algorithms/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
env.SConscript("src/dials/pychef/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
env.SConscript("src/dials/viewer/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
# env.SConscript('src/dials/nexus/SConscript', exports={ 'env' : env })
env.SConscript("src/dials/util/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
autocomplete_scons = os.path.join(
libtbx.env.under_build(os.path.join("dials", "autocomplete")), "SConscript"
)
if not any(platform.win32_ver()) and os.path.isfile(autocomplete_scons):
env.SConscript(autocomplete_scons, exports={"env": env})
#
# NOTE: This must go at the bottom. The LIBS are replaced with an empty
# list. This is done because errors occur when building the tests if it
# isn't done. Replacing the libs afterwards still results in those errors.
#
env.SConscript("tests/SConscript", exports={"env": env})
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