import lib.cmd_utils as cmd_utils
import lib.env as env
import os
build_dir = "build/meson"
meson_bin = env.get_python_executable("meson")
def setup(no_system_list):
cmd = [meson_bin, "setup", build_dir]
if env.is_windows():
cmd.append("-Dsystem_gtest=false")
for subproject in no_system_list or []:
cmd.append(f"-Dsystem_{subproject}=false")
# This might be a bit rude, but Meson seems to cache a lot (like CMake),
# so wiping every time is the easiest way to ensure that the build is clean.
# Plus, the way we're using Meson (at the moment) is just for satisfying
# dependencies, so this script is run infrequently enough to not matter.
if os.path.exists(build_dir):
cmd.append("--wipe")
cmd_utils.run(cmd, print_cmd=True)
def compile():
cmd_utils.run([meson_bin, "compile", "-C", build_dir], print_cmd=True)
def install():
cmd = [meson_bin, "install", "-C", build_dir]
has_sudo = cmd_utils.has_command("sudo")
if has_sudo:
cmd.insert(0, "sudo")
