private static DotsRuntimeCSharpProgram SetupGame(AsmDefDescription game)
{
var gameProgram = GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor(game);
var withoutExt = new NPath(gameProgram.FileName).FileNameWithoutExtension;
NPath exportManifest = new NPath(withoutExt + "/export.manifest");
Backend.Current.RegisterFileInfluencingGraph(exportManifest);
if (exportManifest.FileExists())
{
var dataFiles = exportManifest.MakeAbsolute().ReadAllLines();
foreach (var dataFile in dataFiles.Select(d => new NPath(d)))
{
gameProgram.SupportFiles.Add(new DeployableFile(dataFile, "Data/" + dataFile.FileName));
}
}
var configToSetupGame = new Dictionary <DotsRuntimeCSharpProgramConfiguration, DotNetAssembly>();
if (!PerConfigBuildSettings.ContainsKey(game.Name))
{
return(null);
}
foreach (var config in PerConfigBuildSettings[game.Name].Where(config => !CanSkipSetupOf(game.Name, config)))
{
gameProgram.ProjectFile.StartInfo.Add(c => c == config,
StartInfoFor(config, EntryPointExecutableFor(gameProgram, config)));
gameProgram.ProjectFile.BuildCommand.Add(c => c == config,
new BeeBuildCommand(GameDeployBinaryFor(gameProgram, config).ToString(), false, false).ToExecuteArgs());
DotNetAssembly setupGame = gameProgram.SetupSpecificConfiguration(config).WithDeployables(new DotNetAssembly(
Il2Cpp.Distribution.Path.Combine("build/profiles/Tiny/Facades/netstandard.dll"),
Framework.FrameworkNone));
var postILProcessedGame = ILPostProcessorTool.SetupInvocation(setupGame, config, gameProgram.Defines.For(config).ToArray());
var postTypeRegGenGame = TypeRegistrationTool.SetupInvocation(postILProcessedGame, config);
configToSetupGame[config] = postTypeRegGenGame;
}
;
var il2CppOutputProgram = new Il2Cpp.Il2CppOutputProgram(gameProgram.AsmDefDescription.Name.Replace(".", "-") + ".il2cpp");
var configToSetupGameBursted = new Dictionary <DotsRuntimeCSharpProgramConfiguration, DotNetAssembly>();
BurstCompiler hostBurstCompiler = null;
if (HostPlatform.IsWindows)
{
hostBurstCompiler = new BurstCompilerForWindows64();
hostBurstCompiler.Link = true;
hostBurstCompiler.OnlyStaticMethods = true;
}
else if (HostPlatform.IsOSX)
{
hostBurstCompiler = new BurstCompilerForMac();
hostBurstCompiler.Link = true;
hostBurstCompiler.OnlyStaticMethods = true;
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Tiny burst not yet supported on linux.");
}
var webBurstCompiler = new BurstCompilerForEmscripten();
foreach (var kvp in configToSetupGame)
{
var config = kvp.Key;
var setupGame = kvp.Value;
if (config.UseBurst)
{
var outputDir = $"artifacts/{game.Name}/{config.Identifier}_bursted";
var isWebGL = config.Platform is WebGLPlatform;
var extension = config.NativeProgramConfiguration.ToolChain.DynamicLibraryFormat.Extension;
//burst generates a .bundle on os x.
if (config.Platform is MacOSXPlatform)
{
extension = "bundle";
}
var burstlib = BurstCompiler.SetupBurstCompilationAndLinkForAssemblies(
isWebGL
? webBurstCompiler
: hostBurstCompiler,
setupGame,
new NPath(outputDir).Combine(
$"lib_burst_generated{("."+extension) ?? ""}"),
outputDir,
out var burstedGame);
if (isWebGL)
{
il2CppOutputProgram.Libraries.Add(c => c.Equals(config.NativeProgramConfiguration), burstlib);
}
else
{
burstedGame = burstedGame.WithDeployables(burstlib);
}
configToSetupGameBursted[config] = burstedGame;
}
else
{
configToSetupGameBursted[config] = setupGame;
}
}
var configToSetupGameStripped = new Dictionary <DotsRuntimeCSharpProgramConfiguration, DotNetAssembly>();
foreach (var kvp in configToSetupGameBursted)
{
var config = kvp.Key;
var setupGame = kvp.Value;
if (config.ScriptingBackend == ScriptingBackend.TinyIl2cpp)
{
setupGame = Il2Cpp.UnityLinker.SetupInvocation(setupGame, $"artifacts/{game.Name}/{config.Identifier}_stripped", config.NativeProgramConfiguration);
il2CppOutputProgram.SetupConditionalSourcesAndLibrariesForConfig(config, setupGame);
configToSetupGameStripped[kvp.Key] = setupGame;
}
else
{
configToSetupGameStripped[kvp.Key] = kvp.Value;
}
}
foreach (var kvp in configToSetupGameStripped)
{
var config = kvp.Key;
var setupGame = kvp.Value;
NPath deployPath = GameDeployDirectoryFor(gameProgram, config);
IDeployable deployedGame;
NPath entryPointExecutable = null;
if (config.ScriptingBackend == ScriptingBackend.TinyIl2cpp)
{
var builtNativeProgram = il2CppOutputProgram.SetupSpecificConfiguration(
config.NativeProgramConfiguration,
config.NativeProgramConfiguration.ExecutableFormat
)
.WithDeployables(setupGame.RecursiveRuntimeDependenciesIncludingSelf.SelectMany(a => a.Deployables.Where(d => !(d is DotNetAssembly) && !(d is StaticLibrary)))
.ToArray());
if (builtNativeProgram is IPackagedAppExtension)
{
(builtNativeProgram as IPackagedAppExtension).SetAppPackagingParameters(gameProgram.AsmDefDescription.Name, config.NativeProgramConfiguration.CodeGen, gameProgram.SupportFiles.For(config));
}
deployedGame = builtNativeProgram.DeployTo(deployPath);
entryPointExecutable = deployedGame.Path;
if (config.EnableManagedDebugging)
{
Backend.Current.AddDependency(deployedGame.Path, Il2Cpp.CopyIL2CPPMetadataFile(deployPath, setupGame));
}
}
else
{
deployedGame = setupGame.DeployTo(deployPath);
var dotNetAssembly = (DotNetAssembly)deployedGame;
//Usually a dotnet runtime game does not have a static void main(), and instead references another "entrypoint asmdef" that provides it.
//This is convenient, but what makes it weird is that you have to start YourEntryPoint.exe instead of YourGame.exe. Until we have a better
//solution for this, we're going to copy YourEntryPoint.exe to YourGame.exe, so that it's easier to find, and so that when it runs and you look
//at the process name you understand what it is.
if (deployedGame.Path.HasExtension("dll"))
{
var to = deployPath.Combine(deployedGame.Path.ChangeExtension("exe").FileName);
var from = dotNetAssembly.RecursiveRuntimeDependenciesIncludingSelf.SingleOrDefault(a => a.Path.HasExtension("exe"))?.Path;
if (from == null)
{
throw new InvalidProgramException($"Program {dotNetAssembly.Path} is an executable-like thing, but doesn't reference anything with Main");
}
Backend.Current.AddDependency(deployedGame.Path, CopyTool.Instance().Setup(to, from));
entryPointExecutable = to;
}
else
{
entryPointExecutable = deployedGame.Path;
}
}
//Because we use multidag, and try to not run all the setupcode when we just want to create projectfiles, we have a bit of a challenge.
//Projectfiles require exact start and build commands. So we need to have a cheap way to calculate those. However, it's important that they
//exactly match the actual place where the buildprogram is going to place our files. If these don't match things break down. The checks
//in this block, they compare the "quick way to determine where the binary will be placed, and what the start executable is", with the
//actual return values returned from .DeployTo(), when we do run the actual buildcode.
NPath deployedGamePath = GameDeployBinaryFor(gameProgram, config);
if (deployedGame.Path != deployedGamePath)
{
throw new InvalidProgramException($"We expected deployPath to be {deployedGamePath}, but in reality it was {deployedGame.Path}");
}
var expectedEntryPointExecutable = EntryPointExecutableFor(gameProgram, config);
if (entryPointExecutable != expectedEntryPointExecutable)
{
throw new InvalidProgramException($"We expected entryPointExecutable to be {expectedEntryPointExecutable}, but in reality it was {entryPointExecutable}");
}
Backend.Current.AddAliasDependency(config.Identifier, deployedGamePath);
}
return(gameProgram);
}
