static void Main()
{
if (!(Backend.Current is TundraBackend))
{
StandaloneBeeDriver.RunBuildProgramInBeeEnvironment("dummy.json", Main);
return;
}
BeeRootValue = AsmDefConfigFile.AsmDefDescriptionFor("Unity.ZeroPlayer.TypeRegGen").Path.Parent.Parent.Combine("bee~");
StevedoreGlobalSettings.Instance = new StevedoreGlobalSettings
{
// Manifest entries always override artifact IDs hard-coded in Bee
// Setting EnforceManifest to true will also ensure no artifacts
// are used without being listed in a manifest.
EnforceManifest = true,
Manifest =
{
BeeRootValue.Combine("manifest.stevedore"),
},
};
//The stevedore global manifest will override DownloadableCsc.Csc72 artifacts and use Csc73
CSharpProgram.DefaultConfig = new CSharpProgramConfiguration(CSharpCodeGen.Release, DownloadableCsc.Csc72);
UnityLowLevel = new DotsRuntimeCSharpProgram($"{LowLevelRoot}/Unity.LowLevel")
{
References = { UnsafeUtility.DotNetAssembly },
Unsafe = true
};
UnityLowLevel.NativeProgram.Libraries.Add(IsLinux, new SystemLibrary("dl"));
ZeroJobs = new DotsRuntimeCSharpProgram($"{LowLevelRoot}/Unity.ZeroJobs")
{
References = { UnityLowLevel },
Unsafe = true
};
UnityCompilationPipeline = new DotNetAssembly(AsmDefConfigFile.UnityCompilationPipelineAssemblyPath, Framework.NetStandard20);
var nunit = new StevedoreArtifact("nunit-framework");
Backend.Current.Register(nunit);
NUnitLite = new DotNetAssembly(nunit.Path.Combine("bin", "net40", "nunitlite.dll"), Framework.Framework40);
NUnitFramework = new DotNetAssembly(nunit.Path.Combine("bin", "net40", "nunit.framework.dll"), Framework.Framework40);
//any asmdef that sits next to a .project file we will consider a tiny game.
var asmDefDescriptions = AsmDefConfigFile.AssemblyDefinitions.ToArray();
BurstCompiler.BurstExecutable = asmDefDescriptions.First(d => d.Name == "Unity.Burst")
.Path.Parent.Parent.Combine(".Runtime/bcl.exe").QuoteForProcessStart();
var ilPostProcessorPrograms = asmDefDescriptions.Where(d => d.Name.EndsWith(".CodeGen") && !d.DefineConstraints.Contains("!NET_DOTS")).Select(GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor);
ILPostProcessorAssemblies = ilPostProcessorPrograms.Select(p => p.SetupSpecificConfiguration(DotsConfigs.HostDotnet)).ToArray();
PerConfigBuildSettings = DotsConfigs.MakeConfigs();
var tinyMainAsmDefs = asmDefDescriptions;//.Where(d => d.NamedReferences.Contains("Unity.Tiny.Main"));
var gameAsmDefs = tinyMainAsmDefs.Union(AsmDefConfigFile.TestableAssemblyDefinitions);
var gamePrograms = gameAsmDefs.Select(SetupGame).ExcludeNulls().ToArray();
var vs = new VisualStudioSolution
{
Path = AsmDefConfigFile.UnityProjectPath.Combine($"{AsmDefConfigFile.ProjectName}-Dots.sln").RelativeTo(NPath.CurrentDirectory),
DefaultSolutionFolderFor = file => (file.Name.Contains("Unity.") || file.Name == "mscorlib") ? "Unity" : ""
};
var unityToolsFolder = "Unity/tools";
var unityILPostProcessorsFolder = "Unity/ILPostProcessing";
if (BeeRoot.IsChildOf(AsmDefConfigFile.UnityProjectPath))
{
var buildProjRef = new CSharpProjectFileReference("buildprogram.gen.csproj");
vs.Projects.Add(buildProjRef, unityToolsFolder);
vs.Projects.Add(buildProjRef, unityILPostProcessorsFolder);
}
foreach (var gameProgram in gamePrograms)
{
vs.Projects.Add(gameProgram);
}
var toolPrograms = new[]
{ TypeRegistrationTool.EntityBuildUtils, TypeRegistrationTool.TypeRegProgram };
foreach (var p in toolPrograms)
{
vs.Projects.Add(p, unityToolsFolder);
}
vs.Projects.Add(ILPostProcessorTool.ILPostProcessorRunnerProgram, unityILPostProcessorsFolder);
foreach (var p in ilPostProcessorPrograms)
{
vs.Projects.Add(p, unityILPostProcessorsFolder);
}
foreach (var config in PerConfigBuildSettings.SelectMany(entry => entry.Value))
{
//we want dotnet to be the default, and we cannot have nice things: https://aras-p.info/blog/2017/03/23/How-does-Visual-Studio-pick-default-config/platform/
var solutionConfigName = config.Identifier == "dotnet" ? "Debug (dotnet)": config.Identifier;
vs.Configurations.Add(new SolutionConfiguration(solutionConfigName, (configurations, file) =>
{
var firstOrDefault = configurations.FirstOrDefault(c => c == config);
return(new Tuple <IProjectConfiguration, bool>(
firstOrDefault ?? configurations.First(),
firstOrDefault != null || toolPrograms.Any(t => t.ProjectFile == file)));
}));
}
VisualStudioSolution = vs;
EditorToolsBuildProgram.Setup(BeeRoot);
// Run this before solution setup, to potentially give this a chance to muck with the VisualStudioSolution
DotsBuildCustomizer.RunAllCustomizers();
if (!IsRequestedTargetExactlySingleAppSingleConfig())
{
Backend.Current.AddAliasDependency("ProjectFiles", vs.Setup());
}
}
static void Main()
{
BeeRootValue = AsmDefConfigFile.AsmDefDescriptionFor("Unity.Runtime.EntryPoint").Path.Parent.Parent.Combine("bee~");
Backend.Current.StevedoreSettings = new StevedoreSettings
{
// Manifest entries always override artifact IDs hard-coded in Bee
// Setting EnforceManifest to true will also ensure no artifacts
// are used without being listed in a manifest.
EnforceManifest = true,
Manifest =
{
BeeRootValue.Combine("manifest.stevedore"),
},
};
// When bee needs to run a second time because the Tundra graph has suggested a need to rerun,
// you cannot use LazyStatics or Statics in cases where you construct a program that gets compiled in the first run.
// This is because previously bee when it ran a second time would spawn a new process of the buildprogram but in the
// new bee we actually run it in the same process which means that you need to construct new programs or clear out old state.
TinyIO = null;
UnityTinyBurst = null;
UnityLowLevel = null;
ZeroJobs = null;
ILPostProcessorAssemblies = null;
ILPostProcessorTool._ilPostProcessorRunnerProgramInternal = null;
_cache.Clear();
DotsConfigs.Clear();
CSharpProgram.DefaultConfig = new CSharpProgramConfiguration(CSharpCodeGen.Release);
PerConfigBuildSettings = DotsConfigs.MakeConfigs();
foreach (var rootAssemblyName in PerConfigBuildSettings.Keys)
{
AsmDefConfigFile.AsmDefDescriptionFor(rootAssemblyName).IsTinyRoot = true;
}
//any asmdef that sits next to a .project file we will consider a tiny game.
var asmDefDescriptions = AsmDefConfigFile.AssemblyDefinitions.ToArray();
var burstAsmDef = asmDefDescriptions.First(d => d.Name == "Unity.Burst");
var tinyIOAsmDef = asmDefDescriptions.First(d => d.Name == "Unity.Tiny.IO");
UnityLowLevel = new DotsRuntimeCSharpProgram($"{LowLevelRoot}/Unity.LowLevel")
{
References = { UnsafeUtility.Program },
Unsafe = true
};
UnityLowLevel.NativeProgram.Libraries.Add(IsLinux, new SystemLibrary("dl"));
UnityLowLevel.NativeProgram.Libraries.Add(c => c.Platform is AndroidPlatform, new SystemLibrary("log"));
TinyIO = GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor(tinyIOAsmDef);
UnityTinyBurst = new DotsRuntimeCSharpProgram($"{LowLevelRoot}/Unity.Tiny.Burst")
{
References = { UnityLowLevel },
Unsafe = true
};
ZeroJobs = new DotsRuntimeCSharpProgram($"{LowLevelRoot}/Unity.ZeroJobs")
{
References = { UnityLowLevel, UnityTinyBurst, GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor(burstAsmDef), TinyIO },
Unsafe = true
};
UnityCompilationPipeline = new DotNetAssembly(
AsmDefConfigFile.UnityCompilationPipelineAssemblyPath,
HackedFrameworkToUseForProjectFilesIfNecessary);
var nunit = new StevedoreArtifact("nunit-framework");
NUnitLite = new DotNetAssembly(nunit.Path.Combine("bin", "net40", "nunitlite.dll"), Framework.Framework471);
NUnitFramework = new DotNetAssembly(nunit.Path.Combine("bin", "net40", "nunit.framework.dll"), Framework.Framework471);
BurstCompiler.BurstExecutable = GetBurstExecutablePath(burstAsmDef).QuoteForProcessStart();
var ilPostProcessorPrograms = asmDefDescriptions
.Where(d => d.IsILPostProcessorAssembly)
.Select(GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor);
ILPostProcessorAssemblies = ilPostProcessorPrograms.Select(p =>
{
/*
* We want to compile the ilpp's for hostdotnet, even though we might be compiling the actual game
* for something else (e.g. wasm). The ilpp's may reference actual game assemblies, which may have
* native code. We do not want to set up the native code for those game assemblies for hostdotnet,
* because a) it makes no sense and b) the native toolchains might not be installed, and it would be
* dumb to require that to build for an unrelated platform.
*
* So, set the NativeProgramConfiguration to null, and set up with that. But first, set the platform,
* because normally the platform comes from the npc.
*/
var tmp = DotsConfigs.HostDotnet;
tmp.Platform = DotsConfigs.HostDotnet.Platform;
tmp.NativeProgramConfiguration = null;
var ret = p.SetupSpecificConfiguration(tmp);
return(ret);
})
.ToArray();
var tinyMainAsmDefs = asmDefDescriptions.Where(a => a.IsTinyRoot);
var gameAsmDefs = tinyMainAsmDefs.Union(AsmDefConfigFile.TestableAssemblyDefinitions);
foreach (var gameAsmdef in gameAsmDefs)
{
var gameProgram = GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor(gameAsmdef);
if (gameProgram.AsmDefDescription.NeedsEntryPointAdded())
{
gameProgram.References.Add(
GetOrMakeDotsRuntimeCSharpProgramFor(
AsmDefConfigFile.AsmDefDescriptionFor("Unity.Runtime.EntryPoint")));
}
}
var gamePrograms = gameAsmDefs.Select(SetupGame).ExcludeNulls().ToArray();
var vs = new VisualStudioSolution {
Path = AsmDefConfigFile.UnityProjectPath.Combine($"{AsmDefConfigFile.ProjectName}-Dots.sln").RelativeTo(NPath.CurrentDirectory),
DefaultSolutionFolderFor = file => (file.Name.Contains("Unity.") || file.Name == "mscorlib") ? "Unity" : ""
};
var unityToolsFolder = "Unity/tools";
var unityILPostProcessorsFolder = "Unity/ILPostProcessing";
if (BeeRoot.IsChildOf(AsmDefConfigFile.UnityProjectPath))
{
var buildProjRef = new CSharpProjectFileReference("buildprogram.gen.csproj");
vs.Projects.Add(buildProjRef, unityToolsFolder);
}
foreach (var gameProgram in gamePrograms)
{
vs.Projects.Add(gameProgram);
}
var toolPrograms = new[]
{ TypeRegistrationTool.EntityBuildUtils, TypeRegistrationTool.TypeRegProgram };
foreach (var p in toolPrograms)
{
vs.Projects.Add(p, unityToolsFolder);
}
vs.Projects.Add(ILPostProcessorTool.ILPostProcessorRunnerProgram, unityILPostProcessorsFolder);
foreach (var p in ilPostProcessorPrograms)
{
vs.Projects.Add(p, unityILPostProcessorsFolder);
}
foreach (var config in PerConfigBuildSettings.SelectMany(entry => entry.Value))
{
//we want dotnet to be the default, and we cannot have nice things: https://aras-p.info/blog/2017/03/23/How-does-Visual-Studio-pick-default-config/platform/
var solutionConfigName = config.Identifier == "dotnet" ? "Debug (dotnet)": config.Identifier;
vs.Configurations.Add(new SolutionConfiguration(solutionConfigName, (configurations, file) =>
{
var firstOrDefault = configurations.FirstOrDefault(c => c == config);
return(new Tuple <IProjectConfiguration, bool>(
firstOrDefault ?? configurations.First(),
firstOrDefault != null || toolPrograms.Any(t => t.ProjectFile == file)));
}));
}
VisualStudioSolution = vs;
EditorToolsBuildProgram.Setup(BeeRoot);
// Run this before solution setup, to potentially give this a chance to muck with the VisualStudioSolution
DotsBuildCustomizer.RunAllCustomizers();
if (!IsRequestedTargetExactlySingleAppSingleConfig())
{
Backend.Current.AddAliasDependency("ProjectFiles", vs.Setup());
}
}
