Add batch 1 (YosysHQ_picorv32, alexforencich_verilog-ethernet, The-OpenROAD-Project_OpenROAD, darklife_darkriscv, corundum_corundum)
f61bac1 verified | common --enable_bzlmod | |
| # abc is driven programmatically by OpenROAD, so skip the interactive | |
| # readline dependency exposed by abc@0.64-yosyshq.bcr.2. | |
| common --@abc//:use_readline=false | |
| build --workspace_status_command=tools/workspace_status.sh | |
| # Release builds embed real git version info; dev builds use cache-safe placeholders. | |
| # Usage: bazel build --config=release //... | |
| build:release --stamp | |
| # suppress distracting warning about newer module | |
| # versions found in dependency graph. | |
| common --check_direct_dependencies=off | |
| # Test timeouts for various levels. | |
| test --test_timeout=300,1800,1800,9600 | |
| # bazel 7 is somewhat forgiving for glob patterns that don't | |
| # match, but bazel 8 will be strict. So start now. | |
| common --incompatible_disallow_empty_glob | |
| common --experimental_isolated_extension_usages | |
| common --incompatible_default_to_explicit_init_py | |
| build --cxxopt "-std=c++20" --host_cxxopt "-std=c++20" | |
| build --cxxopt "-xc++" --host_cxxopt "-xc++" | |
| build --cxxopt "-DBAZEL_BUILD" --host_cxxopt "-DBAZEL_BUILD" | |
| # Default to optimized build (-c opt) | |
| build -c opt | |
| # Settings for --config=opt build: Enable -O3 and Full-LTO for performance | |
| build:opt --copt=-O3 | |
| build:opt --copt=-flto | |
| build:opt --linkopt=-flto | |
| # Needed for floating point stability in FFT (fft_test will check this). | |
| # See also https://kristerw.github.io/2021/11/09/fp-contract/ | |
| build --cxxopt "-ffp-contract=off" --host_cxxopt "-ffp-contract=off" | |
| # allow exceptions. | |
| build --cxxopt=-fexceptions --host_cxxopt=-fexceptions | |
| # Turn warnings on... | |
| build --copt "-Wall" --host_copt "-Wall" | |
| build --copt "-Wextra" --host_copt "-Wextra" | |
| # Treat specific warnings as errors | |
| build --copt "-Werror=array-bounds" --host_copt "-Werror=array-bounds" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=dangling" --host_copt "-Werror=dangling" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=dangling-assignment" --host_copt "-Werror=dangling-assignment" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=dangling-assignment-gsl" --host_copt "-Werror=dangling-assignment-gsl" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=dangling-field" --host_copt "-Werror=dangling-field" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=dangling-gsl" --host_copt "-Werror=dangling-gsl" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=fortify-source" --host_copt "-Werror=fortify-source" | |
| build --copt "-Werror=return-stack-address" --host_copt "-Werror=return-stack-address" | |
| # ... and disable the warnings we're not interested in. | |
| build --copt "-Wno-sign-compare" --host_copt "-Wno-sign-compare" | |
| build --copt "-Wno-unused-parameter" --host_copt "-Wno-unused-parameter" | |
| # False positive under Bazel's parse_headers feature: it compiles each | |
| # declared header as a main TU, which makes clang treat #pragma once as | |
| # a no-op and emit -Wpragma-once-outside-header. Project convention is | |
| # #pragma once for all headers, so silence the warning project-wide. | |
| build --copt "-Wno-pragma-once-outside-header" --host_copt "-Wno-pragma-once-outside-header" | |
| build --copt "-Wno-gcc-compat" --host_copt "-Wno-gcc-compat" | |
| build --copt "-Wno-nullability-extension" --host_copt "-Wno-nullability-extension" | |
| build --copt "-Wno-deprecated-declarations" --host_copt "-Wno-deprecated-declarations" | |
| build --copt "-Wno-unused-local-typedef" --host_copt "-Wno-unused-local-typedef" | |
| build --cxxopt "-Wno-c++20-designator" --host_cxxopt "-Wno-c++20-designator" | |
| # The warning acceptance bar in CI for PRs is set by -Werror of a specific | |
| # version of some chosen compiler. Disable warnings from other compilers until | |
| # they are fixed and under CI -Werror acceptance critera as there is nothing the | |
| # developers can(they can't be reproduced locally or in CI) or should do about | |
| # these warnings in code they are not working on. | |
| build --copt "-Wno-cast-function-type-mismatch" --host_copt "-Wno-cast-function-type-mismatch" | |
| build --copt "-Wno-unused-but-set-variable" --host_copt "-Wno-unused-but-set-variable" | |
| build --cxxopt "-Wno-deprecated-copy" --host_cxxopt "-Wno-deprecated-copy" | |
| build --cxxopt "-Wno-deprecated-copy-with-user-provided-copy" --host_cxxopt "-Wno-deprecated-copy-with-user-provided-copy" | |
| # For 3rd party code: Disable warnings entirely. | |
| # They are not actionable and just create noise. | |
| build --per_file_copt=.*external/.*@-w | |
| build --host_per_file_copt=.*external/.*@-w | |
| # Treat include paths into external/ (bzlmod/BCR deps) as -isystem so clang | |
| # suppresses ALL warnings from third-party headers pulled into our TUs (boost, | |
| # Eigen, googletest, ...), regardless of the specific warning. The | |
| # per_file_copt -w above only covers compiling external *source* files; this | |
| # covers external *headers* included by our own sources. | |
| # | |
| # The feature is global (target and exec config) and also demotes a from-source | |
| # dep's own -iquote entries to -isystem. Tools that rely on -iquote precedence | |
| # to shadow libc headers are patched to restore it -- e.g. git's | |
| # builtin/get-tar-commit-id.c includes git's own tar.h, which must win over | |
| # glibc's <tar.h>. See the git single_version_override in MODULE.bazel (same | |
| # class of fix as the bison/sed/gawk/m4 -I-over-isystem overrides). | |
| build --features=external_include_paths | |
| # This avoid problems with building -c dbg which enables asserts. | |
| # Without this libstdc++ vs libc++ differences cause link errors. | |
| build --per_file_copt=.*external/abc.*@-stdlib=libc++ | |
| build --host_per_file_copt=.*external/abc.*@-stdlib=libc++ | |
| ##### Platform-specific configs (auto-selected) ############# | |
| # --enable_platform_specific_config makes bazel automatically apply | |
| # build:macos on macOS, build:linux on Linux, etc. | |
| common --enable_platform_specific_config | |
| # macOS: boost.stacktrace needs this since backtrace() doesn't require GNU source | |
| build:macos --copt=-DBOOST_STACKTRACE_GNU_SOURCE_NOT_REQUIRED | |
| build:macos --host_copt=-DBOOST_STACKTRACE_GNU_SOURCE_NOT_REQUIRED | |
| # Floating-point std::to_chars (behind std::format, used by OpenSTA) | |
| # needs macOS 13.3; std::filesystem (src/tcl_readline_setup.cc) needs | |
| # 10.15; abseil's aligned allocation needs 10.13. The historical 10.13 | |
| # floor was never enforced: toolchains_llvm ignored it and compiled | |
| # against the host SDK's default. hermetic-llvm honors it. | |
| build:macos --macos_minimum_os=13.3 | |
| build:macos --host_macos_minimum_os=13.3 | |
| # Settings for --config=asan address sanitizer build | |
| build:asan --strip=never | |
| build:asan --copt=-fsanitize=address | |
| build:asan --copt=-DADDRESS_SANITIZER | |
| build:asan --copt=-O1 | |
| build:asan --copt=-g | |
| build:asan --copt=-fno-omit-frame-pointer | |
| # Compress the DWARF debug sections (transparent to gdb/perf/addr2line). | |
| build:asan --copt=-gz=zlib | |
| build:asan --linkopt=-gz=zlib | |
| build:asan --linkopt=-fsanitize=address | |
| # TCMalloc is incompatible with ASan: __asan_init's interceptor setup calls | |
| # dlsym -> malloc before TCMalloc is initialized, segfaulting at startup. | |
| # Override the per-target malloc attribute to use the system allocator, which | |
| # ASan intercepts cleanly. | |
| build:asan --custom_malloc=@bazel_tools//tools/cpp:malloc | |
| # Flags with enough debug symbols to get useful outputs with Linux `perf` | |
| build:profile --strip=never | |
| build:profile --copt -g --host_copt -g | |
| build:profile --copt -gmlt --host_copt -gmlt | |
| build:profile --copt -fno-omit-frame-pointer --host_copt -fno-omit-frame-pointer | |
| # Compress the DWARF debug sections (transparent to gdb/perf/addr2line). | |
| build:profile --copt=-gz=zlib --host_copt=-gz=zlib | |
| build:profile --linkopt=-gz=zlib | |
| # Settings for --config=coverage C++ coverage build (LLVM source-based). | |
| # Usage: bazel coverage --config=coverage //... | |
| # `bazel coverage` already layers the `test` config on top of `build`, so this | |
| # only adds the coverage-specific bits. --combined_report=lcov merges every | |
| # test's per-target lcov into one file at | |
| # bazel-out/_coverage/_coverage_report.dat, which CI renders with genhtml | |
| # (lcov is installed in bazel/Dockerfile). The instrumentation_filter mirrors | |
| # the exclusions of the retired cmake/lcov flow (etc/CodeCoverage.sh _lcov): | |
| # instrument OpenROAD's own //src/... code, minus OpenSTA (src/sta, which has | |
| # its own private test suite) and drt's unused global-routing code. Third-party | |
| # deps live under external repos / //third-party and are simply never matched | |
| # by //src, so they need no explicit exclusion. | |
| # Instrumentation and the coverage tools come from the toolchain; requires | |
| # llvm >= 0.8.14 (see the bazel_dep note in MODULE.bazel). | |
| coverage:coverage --combined_report=lcov | |
| coverage:coverage --instrumentation_filter=//src[/:],-//src/sta[/:],-//src/drt/src/gr[/:],-//src/drt/src/db/grObj[/:] | |
| coverage:coverage --experimental_generate_llvm_lcov | |
| coverage:coverage --experimental_use_llvm_covmap | |
| # Skip the raw per-test coverage outputs: rules_cc leaves a dangling `gcov` | |
| # symlink there and fetching them fails. Drop once rules_cc >= 0.2.23 | |
| # (bazelbuild/rules_cc#795) is released. | |
| coverage:coverage --noexperimental_fetch_all_coverage_outputs | |
| # Improve hermeticity by disallowing user envars and network access | |
| build --incompatible_strict_action_env | |
| build --nosandbox_default_allow_network | |
| # Refuse to autodetect a local C++ toolchain (/usr/bin/gcc); the hermetic | |
| # toolchain must win resolution, with or without the etc/bazel-hermetic wrapper. | |
| common --repo_env=BAZEL_DO_NOT_DETECT_CPP_TOOLCHAIN=1 | |
| test --build_tests_only | |
| # --- Performance Optimizations --- | |
| # Use a high number of jobs and let the scheduler manage concurrency | |
| build --jobs=200 | |
| # Enable local disk caching to supplement the remote cache. | |
| build --disk_cache=~/.cache/bazel-disk-cache | |
| build --repository_cache=~/.cache/bazel-repository-cache | |
| # CI only needs to know if the build succeeded, not the artifacts themselves. | |
| build:ci --remote_download_minimal | |
| build:ci --remote_upload_local_results=true | |
| # Disable disk cache for CI builds | |
| build:ci --disk_cache= | |
| # Tell the 'ci' config to include 'opt' | |
| build:ci --config=opt | |
| # Launch py_binary via a shell stub instead of rules_python's legacy python | |
| # stub, whose '#!/usr/bin/env python3' shebang needs a host python3 before | |
| # the hermetic interpreter takes over (found by etc/bazel-hermetic). | |
| common --@rules_python//python/config_settings:bootstrap_impl=script | |
| # Setup remote cache | |
| # Anon: HTTPS read-only cache | |
| build --remote_cache=https://bazel.precisioninno.com | |
| build --remote_cache_compression=true | |
| build --remote_upload_local_results=false | |
| # CI: gRPC + Remote Asset API, requires --remote_header | |
| build:ci --remote_cache=grpcs://bazel.precisioninno.com:443 | |
| build:ci --experimental_remote_downloader=grpcs://bazel.precisioninno.com:443 | |
| # Without this, bazelisk build ... builds the bazel-orfs tests | |
| build --build_tag_filters=-orfs | |
| # clang-tidy via aspect_rules_lint, using clang-tidy from the LLVM toolchain. | |
| # Usage: bazel build --config=lint //src/utl/... | |
| build:lint --aspects=//tools/lint:linters.bzl%clang_tidy | |
| build:lint --output_groups=rules_lint_report | |
| build:lint --remote_download_outputs=all | |
| try-import %workspace%/user.bazelrc | |