public override void RecursivelyAddIncludePathModules( UEBuildTarget Target, bool bPublicIncludesOnly )
{
var AllIncludePathModuleNames = new List<string>();
AllIncludePathModuleNames.AddRange( PublicIncludePathModuleNames );
if( !bPublicIncludesOnly )
{
AllIncludePathModuleNames.AddRange( PrivateIncludePathModuleNames );
}
foreach( var IncludePathModuleName in AllIncludePathModuleNames )
{
var IncludePathModule = Target.FindOrCreateModuleByName( IncludePathModuleName );
// No need to do anything here. We just want to make sure that we've instantiated our representation of the
// module so that we can find it later when processing include path module names. Unlike actual dependency
// modules, these include path modules may never be "bound" (have Binary or bIncludedInTarget member variables set)
// We'll also need to make sure we know about all dependent public include path modules, too!
IncludePathModule.RecursivelyAddIncludePathModules( Target, bPublicIncludesOnly:true );
}
}
private static void RecursivelyCreateIncludePathModulesByName(UEBuildTarget Target, List<string> ModuleNames, ref List<UEBuildModule> Modules)
{
// Check whether the module list is already set. We set this immediately (via the ref) to avoid infinite recursion.
if (Modules == null)
{
Modules = new List<UEBuildModule>();
foreach (string ModuleName in ModuleNames)
{
UEBuildModule Module = Target.FindOrCreateModuleByName(ModuleName);
RecursivelyCreateIncludePathModulesByName(Target, Module.Rules.PublicIncludePathModuleNames, ref Module.PublicIncludePathModules);
Modules.Add(Module);
}
}
}
// UEBuildModule interface.
public override List<FileItem> Compile(UEBuildTarget Target, UEToolChain ToolChain, CPPEnvironment GlobalCompileEnvironment, CPPEnvironment CompileEnvironment)
{
UEBuildPlatform BuildPlatform = UEBuildPlatform.GetBuildPlatformForCPPTargetPlatform(CompileEnvironment.Config.Target.Platform);
List<FileItem> LinkInputFiles = new List<FileItem>();
if (ProjectFileGenerator.bGenerateProjectFiles && IntelliSenseGatherer == null)
{
// Nothing to do for IntelliSense, bail out early
return LinkInputFiles;
}
CPPEnvironment ModuleCompileEnvironment = CreateModuleCompileEnvironment(Target, CompileEnvironment);
IncludeSearchPaths = ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo.IncludePaths.ToList();
IncludeSearchPaths.AddRange(ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo.SystemIncludePaths.ToList());
if (IntelliSenseGatherer != null)
{
// Update project file's set of preprocessor definitions and include paths
IntelliSenseGatherer.AddIntelliSensePreprocessorDefinitions(ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.Definitions);
IntelliSenseGatherer.AddInteliiSenseIncludePaths(ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo.SystemIncludePaths, bAddingSystemIncludes: true);
IntelliSenseGatherer.AddInteliiSenseIncludePaths(ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo.IncludePaths, bAddingSystemIncludes: false);
// Bail out. We don't need to actually compile anything while generating project files.
return LinkInputFiles;
}
// Throw an error if the module's source file list referenced any non-existent files.
if (SourceFilesToBuild.MissingFiles.Count > 0)
{
throw new BuildException(
"UBT ERROR: Module \"{0}\" references non-existent files:\n{1} (perhaps a file was added to the project but not checked in)",
Name,
string.Join("\n", SourceFilesToBuild.MissingFiles.Select(M => M.AbsolutePath))
);
}
// For an executable or a static library do not use the default RC file -
// If the executable wants it, it will be in their source list anyway.
// The issue here is that when making a monolithic game, the processing
// of the other game modules will stomp the game-specific rc file.
if (Binary.Config.Type == UEBuildBinaryType.DynamicLinkLibrary)
{
// Add default PCLaunch.rc file if this module has no own resource file specified
if (SourceFilesToBuild.RCFiles.Count <= 0)
{
FileReference DefRC = FileReference.Combine(UnrealBuildTool.EngineSourceDirectory, "Runtime", "Launch", "Resources", "Windows", "PCLaunch.rc");
FileItem Item = FileItem.GetItemByFileReference(DefRC);
SourceFilesToBuild.RCFiles.Add(Item);
}
// Always compile in the API version resource separately. This is required for the module manager to detect compatible API versions.
FileReference ModuleVersionRC = FileReference.Combine(UnrealBuildTool.EngineSourceDirectory, "Runtime", "Core", "Resources", "Windows", "ModuleVersionResource.rc.inl");
FileItem ModuleVersionItem = FileItem.GetItemByFileReference(ModuleVersionRC);
if (!SourceFilesToBuild.RCFiles.Contains(ModuleVersionItem))
{
SourceFilesToBuild.RCFiles.Add(ModuleVersionItem);
}
}
{
// Process all of the header file dependencies for this module
this.CachePCHUsageForModuleSourceFiles(Target, ModuleCompileEnvironment);
// Make sure our RC files have cached includes.
foreach (FileItem RCFile in SourceFilesToBuild.RCFiles)
{
RCFile.CachedCPPIncludeInfo = ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo;
}
}
// Check to see if this is an Engine module (including program or plugin modules). That is, the module is located under the "Engine" folder
bool IsPluginModule = ModuleDirectory.IsUnderDirectory(DirectoryReference.Combine(Target.ProjectDirectory, "Plugins"));
bool IsGameModule = !IsPluginModule && !ModuleDirectory.IsUnderDirectory(UnrealBuildTool.EngineDirectory);
// Should we force a precompiled header to be generated for this module? Usually, we only bother with a
// precompiled header if there are at least several source files in the module (after combining them for unity
// builds.) But for game modules, it can be convenient to always have a precompiled header to single-file
// changes to code is really quick to compile.
int MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader = BuildConfiguration.MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader;
if (Rules.MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeaderOverride != 0)
{
MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader = Rules.MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeaderOverride;
}
else if (IsGameModule && BuildConfiguration.bForcePrecompiledHeaderForGameModules)
{
// This is a game module with only a small number of source files, so go ahead and force a precompiled header
// to be generated to make incremental changes to source files as fast as possible for small projects.
MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader = 1;
}
// Engine modules will always use unity build mode unless MinSourceFilesForUnityBuildOverride is specified in
// the module rules file. By default, game modules only use unity of they have enough source files for that
// to be worthwhile. If you have a lot of small game modules, consider specifying MinSourceFilesForUnityBuildOverride=0
// in the modules that you don't typically iterate on source files in very frequently.
int MinSourceFilesForUnityBuild = 0;
if (Rules.MinSourceFilesForUnityBuildOverride != 0)
{
MinSourceFilesForUnityBuild = Rules.MinSourceFilesForUnityBuildOverride;
}
else if (IsGameModule)
{
// Game modules with only a small number of source files are usually better off having faster iteration times
// on single source file changes, so we forcibly disable unity build for those modules
MinSourceFilesForUnityBuild = BuildConfiguration.MinGameModuleSourceFilesForUnityBuild;
}
// Should we use unity build mode for this module?
bool bModuleUsesUnityBuild = false;
if (BuildConfiguration.bUseUnityBuild || BuildConfiguration.bForceUnityBuild)
{
if (BuildConfiguration.bForceUnityBuild)
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' using unity build mode (bForceUnityBuild enabled for this module)", this.Name);
bModuleUsesUnityBuild = true;
}
else if (Rules.bFasterWithoutUnity)
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' not using unity build mode (bFasterWithoutUnity enabled for this module)", this.Name);
bModuleUsesUnityBuild = false;
}
else if (SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles.Count < MinSourceFilesForUnityBuild)
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' not using unity build mode (module with fewer than {1} source files)", this.Name, MinSourceFilesForUnityBuild);
bModuleUsesUnityBuild = false;
}
else
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' using unity build mode (enabled in BuildConfiguration)", this.Name);
bModuleUsesUnityBuild = true;
}
}
else
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' not using unity build mode (disabled in BuildConfiguration)", this.Name);
}
// The environment with which to compile the CPP files
CPPEnvironment CPPCompileEnvironment = ModuleCompileEnvironment;
// Precompiled header support.
bool bWasModuleCodeCompiled = false;
if (BuildPlatform.ShouldUsePCHFiles(CompileEnvironment.Config.Target.Platform, CompileEnvironment.Config.Target.Configuration))
{
DateTime PCHGenTimerStart = DateTime.UtcNow;
// The code below will figure out whether this module will either use a "unique PCH" (private PCH that will only be included by
// this module's code files), or a "shared PCH" (potentially included by many code files in many modules.) Only one or the other
// will be used.
FileItem SharedPCHHeaderFile = null;
// In the case of a shared PCH, we also need to keep track of which module that PCH's header file is a member of
string SharedPCHModuleName = String.Empty;
if (BuildConfiguration.bUseSharedPCHs && CompileEnvironment.Config.bIsBuildingLibrary)
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' was not allowed to use Shared PCHs, because we're compiling to a library", this.Name);
}
bool bUseSharedPCHFiles = BuildConfiguration.bUseSharedPCHs && !CompileEnvironment.Config.bIsBuildingLibrary && GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHHeaderFiles.Count > 0;
if (bUseSharedPCHFiles)
{
FileReference SharingPCHHeaderFilePath = null;
bool bIsASharedPCHModule = bUseSharedPCHFiles && GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHHeaderFiles.Any(PCH => PCH.Module == this);
if (bIsASharedPCHModule)
{
SharingPCHHeaderFilePath = FileReference.Combine(UnrealBuildTool.EngineSourceDirectory, Rules.SharedPCHHeaderFile);
}
// We can't use a shared PCH file when compiling a module
// with exports, because the shared PCH can only have imports in it to work correctly.
bool bAllowSharedPCH = (Rules.PCHUsage == ModuleRules.PCHUsageMode.NoSharedPCHs) ? false : true;
bool bCanModuleUseOwnSharedPCH = bAllowSharedPCH && bIsASharedPCHModule && !Binary.Config.bAllowExports && ProcessedDependencies.UniquePCHHeaderFile.Reference == SharingPCHHeaderFilePath;
if (bAllowSharedPCH && (!bIsASharedPCHModule || bCanModuleUseOwnSharedPCH))
{
// Figure out which shared PCH tier we're in
List<UEBuildModule> ReferencedModules = new List<UEBuildModule>();
{
this.GetAllDependencyModules(ReferencedModules, new HashSet<UEBuildModule>(), bIncludeDynamicallyLoaded: false, bForceCircular: false, bOnlyDirectDependencies: true);
}
int LargestSharedPCHHeaderFileIndex = -1;
foreach (UEBuildModule DependencyModule in ReferencedModules)
{
// These Shared PCHs are ordered from least complex to most complex. We'll start at the last one and search backwards.
for (int SharedPCHHeaderFileIndex = GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHHeaderFiles.Count - 1; SharedPCHHeaderFileIndex > LargestSharedPCHHeaderFileIndex; --SharedPCHHeaderFileIndex)
{
SharedPCHHeaderInfo CurSharedPCHHeaderFile = GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHHeaderFiles[SharedPCHHeaderFileIndex];
if (DependencyModule == CurSharedPCHHeaderFile.Module ||
(bIsASharedPCHModule && CurSharedPCHHeaderFile.Module == this)) // If we ourselves are a shared PCH module, always at least use our own module as our shared PCH header if we can't find anything better
{
SharedPCHModuleName = CurSharedPCHHeaderFile.Module.Name;
SharedPCHHeaderFile = CurSharedPCHHeaderFile.PCHHeaderFile;
LargestSharedPCHHeaderFileIndex = SharedPCHHeaderFileIndex;
break;
}
}
if (LargestSharedPCHHeaderFileIndex == GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHHeaderFiles.Count - 1)
{
// We've determined that the module is using our most complex PCH header, so we can early-out
break;
}
}
// Did we not find a shared PCH header that is being included by this module? This could happen if the module is not including Core.h, even indirectly.
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(SharedPCHModuleName))
{
throw new BuildException("Module {0} doesn't use a Shared PCH! Please add a dependency on a Shared PCH module to this module's dependency list", this.Name);
}
// Keep track of how many modules make use of this PCH for performance diagnostics
SharedPCHHeaderInfo LargestSharedPCHHeader = GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHHeaderFiles[LargestSharedPCHHeaderFileIndex];
++LargestSharedPCHHeader.NumModulesUsingThisPCH;
// Don't allow game modules to use engine PCHs in DebugGame - the optimization settings aren't correct.
// @todo: we should be creating shared PCHs ahead of time, and only using them if our settings match. as it is, the first modules compiled
// (which are currently plugins) get to call the shots for how the shared PCH gets built, and that might be a game plugin built in debug...
if(Target.Configuration == UnrealTargetConfiguration.DebugGame && SharedPCHHeaderFile.Reference.IsUnderDirectory(UnrealBuildTool.EngineDirectory) && !RulesFile.IsUnderDirectory(UnrealBuildTool.EngineDirectory))
{
SharedPCHModuleName = null;
SharedPCHHeaderFile = null;
}
}
else
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module '{0}' cannot create or use Shared PCHs, because it needs its own private PCH", this.Name);
}
}
// The precompiled header environment for all source files in this module that use a precompiled header, if we even need one
PrecompileHeaderEnvironment ModulePCHEnvironment = null;
// If there was one header that was included first by enough C++ files, use it as the precompiled header.
// Only use precompiled headers for projects with enough files to make the PCH creation worthwhile.
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile != null || SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles.Count >= MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader)
{
FileItem PCHToUse;
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile != null)
{
ModulePCHEnvironment = ApplySharedPCH(GlobalCompileEnvironment, CompileEnvironment, ModuleCompileEnvironment, SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles, ref SharedPCHHeaderFile);
if (ModulePCHEnvironment != null)
{
// @todo SharedPCH: Ideally we would exhaustively check for a compatible compile environment (definitions, imports/exports, etc)
// Currently, it's possible for the shared PCH to be compiled differently depending on which module UBT happened to have
// include it first during the build phase. This could create problems with deterministic builds, or turn up compile
// errors unexpectedly due to compile environment differences.
Log.TraceVerbose("Module " + Name + " uses existing Shared PCH '" + ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename + "' (from module " + ModulePCHEnvironment.ModuleName + ")");
}
PCHToUse = SharedPCHHeaderFile;
}
else
{
PCHToUse = ProcessedDependencies.UniquePCHHeaderFile;
}
if (PCHToUse != null)
{
// Update all CPPFiles to point to the PCH
foreach (FileItem CPPFile in SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles)
{
CPPFile.PCHHeaderNameInCode = PCHToUse.AbsolutePath;
CPPFile.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename = PCHToUse.Reference;
}
}
// A shared PCH was not already set up for us, so set one up.
if (ModulePCHEnvironment == null && SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles.Count > 0)
{
FileItem PCHHeaderFile = ProcessedDependencies.UniquePCHHeaderFile;
string PCHModuleName = this.Name;
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile != null)
{
PCHHeaderFile = SharedPCHHeaderFile;
PCHModuleName = SharedPCHModuleName;
}
string PCHHeaderNameInCode = SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles[0].PCHHeaderNameInCode;
ModulePCHEnvironment = new PrecompileHeaderEnvironment(PCHModuleName, PCHHeaderNameInCode, PCHHeaderFile, ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.CLRMode, ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.OptimizeCode);
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile != null)
{
// Add to list of shared PCH environments
GlobalCompileEnvironment.SharedPCHEnvironments.Add(ModulePCHEnvironment);
Log.TraceVerbose("Module " + Name + " uses new Shared PCH '" + ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename + "'");
}
else
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module " + Name + " uses a Unique PCH '" + ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename + "'");
}
}
}
else
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module " + Name + " doesn't use a Shared PCH, and only has " + SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles.Count.ToString() + " source file(s). No Unique PCH will be generated.");
}
// Compile the C++ source or the unity C++ files that use a PCH environment.
if (ModulePCHEnvironment != null)
{
// Setup a new compile environment for this module's source files. It's pretty much the exact same as the
// module's compile environment, except that it will include a PCH file.
CPPEnvironment ModulePCHCompileEnvironment = ModuleCompileEnvironment.DeepCopy();
ModulePCHCompileEnvironment.Config.PrecompiledHeaderAction = PrecompiledHeaderAction.Include;
ModulePCHCompileEnvironment.Config.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename = ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename.Reference;
ModulePCHCompileEnvironment.Config.PCHHeaderNameInCode = ModulePCHEnvironment.PCHHeaderNameInCode;
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile != null)
{
// Shared PCH headers need to be force included, because we're basically forcing the module to use
// the precompiled header that we want, instead of the "first include" in each respective .cpp file
ModulePCHCompileEnvironment.Config.bForceIncludePrecompiledHeader = true;
}
List<FileItem> CPPFilesToBuild = SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles;
if (bModuleUsesUnityBuild)
{
// unity files generated for only the set of files which share the same PCH environment
CPPFilesToBuild = Unity.GenerateUnityCPPs(ToolChain, Target, CPPFilesToBuild, ModulePCHCompileEnvironment, Name);
}
// Check if there are enough unity files to warrant pch generation (and we haven't already generated the shared one)
if (ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderFile == null)
{
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile != null || CPPFilesToBuild.Count >= MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader)
{
CPPOutput PCHOutput;
if (SharedPCHHeaderFile == null)
{
PCHOutput = PrecompileHeaderEnvironment.GeneratePCHCreationAction(
ToolChain,
Target,
CPPFilesToBuild[0].PCHHeaderNameInCode,
ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename,
ModuleCompileEnvironment,
ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.OutputDirectory,
ModuleCompileEnvironment.Config.PCHOutputDirectory,
Name,
true);
}
else
{
UEBuildModuleCPP SharedPCHModule = (UEBuildModuleCPP)Target.FindOrCreateModuleByName(SharedPCHModuleName);
CPPEnvironment SharedPCHCompileEnvironment = GlobalCompileEnvironment.DeepCopy();
SharedPCHCompileEnvironment.Config.bEnableShadowVariableWarning = SharedPCHModule.Rules.bEnableShadowVariableWarnings;
List<UEBuildModule> Modules = new List<UEBuildModule>();
Dictionary<UEBuildModule, bool> ModuleToIncludePathsOnlyFlag = new Dictionary<UEBuildModule, bool>();
SharedPCHModule.FindModulesInPublicCompileEnvironment(Modules, ModuleToIncludePathsOnlyFlag);
foreach (UEBuildModule Module in Modules)
{
Module.AddModuleToCompileEnvironment(
Binary,
ModuleToIncludePathsOnlyFlag[Module],
SharedPCHCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo.IncludePaths,
SharedPCHCompileEnvironment.Config.CPPIncludeInfo.SystemIncludePaths,
SharedPCHCompileEnvironment.Config.Definitions,
SharedPCHCompileEnvironment.Config.AdditionalFrameworks);
}
PCHOutput = PrecompileHeaderEnvironment.GeneratePCHCreationAction(
ToolChain,
Target,
CPPFilesToBuild[0].PCHHeaderNameInCode,
ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderIncludeFilename,
SharedPCHCompileEnvironment,
DirectoryReference.Combine(CompileEnvironment.Config.OutputDirectory, "SharedPCHs"),
(CompileEnvironment.Config.PCHOutputDirectory == null)? null : DirectoryReference.Combine(CompileEnvironment.Config.PCHOutputDirectory, "SharedPCHs"),
"Shared",
false);
}
ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderFile = PCHOutput.PrecompiledHeaderFile;
ModulePCHEnvironment.OutputObjectFiles.Clear();
ModulePCHEnvironment.OutputObjectFiles.AddRange(PCHOutput.ObjectFiles);
}
else if (CPPFilesToBuild.Count < MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader)
{
Log.TraceVerbose("Module " + Name + " doesn't use a Shared PCH, and only has " + CPPFilesToBuild.Count.ToString() + " unity source file(s). No Unique PCH will be generated.");
}
}
if (ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderFile != null)
{
// Link in the object files produced by creating the precompiled header.
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ModulePCHEnvironment.OutputObjectFiles);
// if pch action was generated for the environment then use pch
ModulePCHCompileEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderFile = ModulePCHEnvironment.PrecompiledHeaderFile;
// Use this compile environment from now on
CPPCompileEnvironment = ModulePCHCompileEnvironment;
}
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileCPPFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, CPPFilesToBuild, Name).ObjectFiles);
bWasModuleCodeCompiled = true;
}
if (BuildConfiguration.bPrintPerformanceInfo)
{
double PCHGenTime = (DateTime.UtcNow - PCHGenTimerStart).TotalSeconds;
TotalPCHGenTime += PCHGenTime;
}
}
if (!bWasModuleCodeCompiled && SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles.Count > 0)
{
List<FileItem> CPPFilesToCompile = SourceFilesToBuild.CPPFiles;
if (bModuleUsesUnityBuild)
{
CPPFilesToCompile = Unity.GenerateUnityCPPs(ToolChain, Target, CPPFilesToCompile, CPPCompileEnvironment, Name);
}
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileCPPFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, CPPFilesToCompile, Name).ObjectFiles);
}
if (AutoGenerateCppInfo != null && AutoGenerateCppInfo.BuildInfo != null && !CPPCompileEnvironment.bHackHeaderGenerator)
{
string[] GeneratedFiles = Directory.GetFiles(Path.GetDirectoryName(AutoGenerateCppInfo.BuildInfo.FileWildcard), Path.GetFileName(AutoGenerateCppInfo.BuildInfo.FileWildcard));
foreach (string GeneratedFilename in GeneratedFiles)
{
FileItem GeneratedCppFileItem = FileItem.GetItemByPath(GeneratedFilename);
CachePCHUsageForModuleSourceFile(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, GeneratedCppFileItem);
// @todo ubtmake: Check for ALL other places where we might be injecting .cpp or .rc files for compiling without caching CachedCPPIncludeInfo first (anything platform specific?)
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileCPPFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, new List<FileItem> { GeneratedCppFileItem }, Name).ObjectFiles);
}
}
// Compile C files directly.
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileCPPFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, SourceFilesToBuild.CFiles, Name).ObjectFiles);
// Compile CC files directly.
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileCPPFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, SourceFilesToBuild.CCFiles, Name).ObjectFiles);
// Compile MM files directly.
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileCPPFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, SourceFilesToBuild.MMFiles, Name).ObjectFiles);
// Compile RC files.
LinkInputFiles.AddRange(ToolChain.CompileRCFiles(Target, CPPCompileEnvironment, SourceFilesToBuild.RCFiles).ObjectFiles);
return LinkInputFiles;
}
public override void RecursivelyProcessUnboundModules(UEBuildTarget Target, ref Dictionary<string, UEBuildBinary> Binaries, UEBuildBinary ExecutableBinary)
{
// Make sure this module is bound to a binary
if( !bIncludedInTarget )
{
throw new BuildException( "Module '{0}' should already have been bound to a binary!", Name );
}
var AllModuleNames = new List<string>();
AllModuleNames.AddRange( PrivateDependencyModuleNames );
AllModuleNames.AddRange( PublicDependencyModuleNames );
AllModuleNames.AddRange( DynamicallyLoadedModuleNames );
AllModuleNames.AddRange( PlatformSpecificDynamicallyLoadedModuleNames );
foreach( var DependencyName in AllModuleNames )
{
var DependencyModule = Target.FindOrCreateModuleByName(DependencyName);
// Skip modules that are included with the target (externals)
if( !DependencyModule.bIncludedInTarget )
{
if( !Binaries.ContainsKey( DependencyModule.Name ) )
{
UEBuildBinary BinaryToBindTo;
if (Target.ShouldCompileMonolithic())
{
// When linking monolithically, any unbound modules will be linked into the main executable
BinaryToBindTo = ExecutableBinary;
}
else
{
// Is this a Rocket module?
bool bIsRocketModule = RulesCompiler.IsRocketProjectModule(DependencyName);
// Is this a plugin module?
var PluginInfo = Plugins.GetPluginInfoForModule( DependencyName );
string OutputFilePath = Target.MakeBinaryPath(DependencyModule.Name, Target.GetAppName() + "-" + DependencyModule.Name, UEBuildBinaryType.DynamicLinkLibrary, Target.Rules.Type, bIsRocketModule, PluginInfo, "");
// If it's an engine module, output intermediates to the engine intermediates directory.
string IntermediateDirectory = Binary.Config.IntermediateDirectory;
if (PluginInfo == null && IntermediateDirectory != Target.EngineIntermediateDirectory && Path.GetFullPath(DependencyModule.ModuleDirectory).StartsWith(Path.GetFullPath(BuildConfiguration.RelativeEnginePath)))
{
IntermediateDirectory = Target.EngineIntermediateDirectory;
}
// When using modular linkage, unbound modules will be linked into their own DLL files
UEBuildBinaryConfiguration Config = new UEBuildBinaryConfiguration( InType: UEBuildBinaryType.DynamicLinkLibrary,
InOutputFilePath: OutputFilePath,
InIntermediateDirectory: IntermediateDirectory,
bInAllowExports: true,
InModuleNames: new List<string> { DependencyModule.Name },
InTargetName: Target.GetAppName(),
bInIsCrossTarget: PlatformSpecificDynamicallyLoadedModuleNames.Contains(DependencyName) && !DynamicallyLoadedModuleNames.Contains(DependencyName),
InTargetConfiguration: Target.Configuration,
bInCompileMonolithic: Target.ShouldCompileMonolithic() );
// Fix up the binary path if this is module specifies an alternate output directory
Config.OutputFilePath = DependencyModule.FixupOutputPath(Config.OutputFilePath);
BinaryToBindTo = new UEBuildBinaryCPP( Target, Config );
}
Binaries[ DependencyModule.Name ] = BinaryToBindTo;
// Bind this module
DependencyModule.Binary = BinaryToBindTo;
DependencyModule.bIncludedInTarget = true;
// Also add binaries for this module's dependencies
DependencyModule.RecursivelyProcessUnboundModules( Target, ref Binaries, ExecutableBinary );
}
}
if (Target.ShouldCompileMonolithic() == false)
{
// Check to see if there is a circular relationship between the module and it's referencer
if( DependencyModule.Binary != null )
{
if( CircularlyReferencedDependentModules.Contains( DependencyName ) )
{
DependencyModule.Binary.SetCreateImportLibrarySeparately( true );
}
}
}
}
// Also make sure module entries are created for any module that is pulled in as an "include path" module.
// These modules are never linked in unless they were referenced as an actual dependency of a different module,
// but we still need to keep track of them so that we can find their include paths when setting up our
// module's include paths.
RecursivelyAddIncludePathModules( Target, bPublicIncludesOnly:false );
}