#!/bin/bash
script_ver='3.2.3'
################################################################################
# MingGW-w64 Build Script
################################################################################
# Copyright (C) 2011-2013 Kyle Schwarz
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
# the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
# Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later
# version.
#
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#
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# this program. If not, see .
#
# The GNU General Public License can be found at the end of this file.
#
# Written by Kyle Schwarz, report any bugs to
#
# This script will build MinGW-w64 for Win32 and Win64.
#
# This version will build the following packages into the toolchain:
# mingw-w64
# gmp
# mpfr
# mpc
# isl
# cloog
# binutils
# gcc
################################################################################
about () {
clear
read -p \
"################################################################################
# #
# MingGW-w64 Build Script $script_ver #
# #
# #
# This script will build MinGW-w64 for Win32 and Win64. #
# #
# This version will build the following packages into the toolchain #
# #
# mingw-w64 gmp #
# #
# mpfr mpc #
# #
# isl cloog #
# #
# binutils gcc #
# #
# #
# Press Enter to continue #
# #
# Copyright (C) 2011-1013 Kyle Schwarz #
# This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY #
# #
################################################################################"
}
# Variables
working_dir="$(pwd)"
cpu_count="$(grep -c processor /proc/cpuinfo)"
uname_m="$(uname -m)"
target_i686='i686-w64-mingw32'
target_x86_64='x86_64-w64-mingw32'
gcc='gcc'
gcc_host=''
## Versions
mingw_w64_release_ver='2.0.7'
gcc_release_ver='4.8.0'
mpfr_release_ver='3.1.2'
mpc_release_ver='1.0.1'
binutils_release_ver='2.23.2'
gmp_release_ver='5.1.1'
isl_release_ver='0.11.1'
cloog_release_ver='0.18.0'
pthreads_w32_release_ver='2-9-1'
## Locations
mingw_w64_source_dir="$working_dir/source"
mingw_w64_build_dir="$working_dir/build"
packages_dir="$working_dir/packages"
gcc_packages_dir="$packages_dir/gcc/packages"
## Prefixes
mingw_w64_i686_prefix="$working_dir/mingw-w64-i686"
mingw_w64_x86_64_prefix="$working_dir/mingw-w64-x86_64"
mpfr_prefix="$gcc_packages_dir/mpfr/mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver-$uname_m"
mpc_prefix="$gcc_packages_dir/mpc/mpc-$mpc_release_ver-$uname_m"
cloog_prefix="$gcc_packages_dir/cloog/cloog-$cloog_release_ver-$uname_m"
isl_prefix="$gcc_packages_dir/isl/isl-$isl_release_ver-$uname_m"
display_help () {
cat <.
EOF
}
yes_no_sel () {
unset usr_input
question="$1"
shift
while [[ "$usr_input" != [YyNn] ]]; do
echo -n "$question [y/n]: "
read usr_input
if [[ "$usr_input" != [YyNn] ]]; then
clear
echo 'Your selection was not vaild, please try again.'
echo ''
fi
done
case "$usr_input" in
[Yy] ) return 0 ;;
[Nn] ) return 1 ;;
esac
}
var_in_array() {
local var=$1
local array
shift
for array; do
[[ $var = "$array" ]] && return
done
return 1
}
create_pkg_dirs () {
local pkg_name
pkg_name="$1"
mkdir -p "$pkg_name"
cd "$pkg_name" || exit 1
mkdir -p 'build' 'source'
cd 'source' || exit 1
}
use_cpu_count () {
if [[ "$cpu_count" -ge '2' ]]; then
while [[ "$select_cpu_count" != [1-$cpu_count] ]]; do
clear; echo -n "A total of $cpu_count cores/threads were found. How many would you like to use to compile MinGW-w64? You can set this option with: '--cpu-count=NUMBER', see --help for more information. [1-$cpu_count]: "
read select_cpu_count
done
cpu_count="$select_cpu_count"
fi
if [[ "$cpu_count" -lt '1' ]]; then
if yes_no_sel 'The number of cores/threads could not be found, would you like to manually enter the number of cores/threads your CPU has? (If "n" is selected, one core/thread will be used).'; then
clear; echo -n 'Please enter the number of cores/threads your CPU has. (Make sure the number you enter is correct, trying to use more cores/threads than your CPU has can cause your system to crash).: '
read cpu_count
else
cpu_count='1'
fi
fi
}
pkg_touch_success () {
local pkg_name pkg_state pkg_ver
pkg_name="$1"
pkg_ver="$2"
pkg_state="$3"
pkg_arch="$4"
shift 4
mkdir -p "$packages_dir/touch-files/$pkg_name"
touch "$packages_dir/touch-files/$pkg_name/$pkg_name-$pkg_ver-$pkg_arch.$pkg_state"
}
check_pkg_touch_success () {
local pkg_name pkg_state pkg_ver
pkg_name="$1"
pkg_ver="$2"
pkg_state="$3"
pkg_arch="$4"
shift 4
if [[ -f "$packages_dir/touch-files/$pkg_name/$pkg_name-$pkg_ver-$pkg_arch.$pkg_state" ]]; then
return 0
fi
return 1
}
choose_mingw_w64_ver () {
clear
while [[ "$mingw_w64_ver_select" != [1-3] ]]; do
cat </dev/null 2>&1 || clear; echo 'savannah.gnu.org seems to be offline right now and is needed to download the file "config.guess", please try again later.'; echo; rm -f 'config.guess' && exit 1; }
system_type="$(sh config.guess)"
cd "$mingw_w64_source_dir" || exit 1
if [[ "$mingw_w64_ver" = 'svn' ]]; then
if [[ -d 'mingw-w64-svn' ]]; then
cd 'mingw-w64-svn/trunk' || exit 1
svn_ver_before=$(sed -n 4p '.svn/entries')
svn update || exit 1
svn_ver_after=$(sed -n 4p '.svn/entries')
if [[ "$thread_lib" = 'winpthreads' ]]; then
cd '../experimental/winpthreads' || exit 1
svn update || exit 1
fi
if [[ "$allow_overwrite" != 'yes' && "$svn_ver_before" = "$svn_ver_after" && "$prefix_present" = 'yes' ]]; then
if ! yes_no_sel "MinGW-w64 is already the latest version, continue with the build anyway? You can set this option with: '--allow-overwrite', see '--help' for more information."; then
exit 0
fi
fi
else
mkdir -p 'mingw-w64-svn'
cd 'mingw-w64-svn' || exit 1
svn checkout http://mingw-w64.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mingw-w64/trunk || exit 1
if [[ "$thread_lib" = 'winpthreads' ]]; then
mkdir -p 'experimental'
cd 'experimental' || exit 1
svn checkout http://mingw-w64.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mingw-w64/experimental/winpthreads || exit 1
fi
fi
else
if [[ -d "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver" && "$allow_overwrite" != 'yes' && "$prefix_present" = 'yes' ]]; then
if ! yes_no_sel "MinGW-w64 is already the latest version, continue with the build anyway? You can set this option with: '--allow-overwrite', see '--help' for more information."; then
exit 0
fi
fi
if [[ ! -d "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver" || ! -f "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver.tar.gz" ]]; then
rm -f "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver.tar.gz" "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver"
wget -O "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver.tar.gz" http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/mingw-w64/mingw-w64/mingw-w64-release/mingw-w64-v${mingw_w64_release_ver}.tar.gz
tar -xvzf "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver.tar.gz"
mv "mingw-w64-v$mingw_w64_release_ver" "mingw-w64-$mingw_w64_release_ver"
fi
if [[ -d 'mingw-w64-svn' && "$thread_lib" = 'winpthreads' ]]; then
cd 'mingw-w64-svn/experimental/winpthreads' || exit 1
svn update || exit 1
else
if [[ "$thread_lib" = 'winpthreads' ]]; then
mkdir 'mingw-w64-svn'
cd 'mingw-w64-svn' || exit 1
mkdir 'experimental'
cd 'experimental' || exit 1
svn checkout http://mingw-w64.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mingw-w64/experimental/winpthreads || exit 1
fi
fi
fi
}
build_gmp () {
gmp_ver="$gmp_release_ver"
gmp_prefix="$gcc_packages_dir/gmp/gmp-$gmp_ver-$uname_m"
if check_pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
return
fi
cd "$gcc_packages_dir" || exit 1
create_pkg_dirs 'gmp' || exit 1
download_extract "gmp-$gmp_ver" "ftp://ftp.gmplib.org/pub/gmp-$gmp_ver/gmp-$gmp_ver" 'tar.xz'
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"; then
clean_build
CC=$gcc "../source/gmp-$gmp_ver/configure" --build="$system_type" $gcc_host --prefix="$gmp_prefix" --enable-fat --disable-shared --enable-static --enable-cxx CPPFLAGS='-fexceptions' || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"; then
make -j "$cpu_count" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
make install || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'gmp' "$gmp_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"
}
build_mpfr () {
if check_pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
return
fi
cd "$gcc_packages_dir" || exit 1
create_pkg_dirs 'mpfr' || exit 1
download_extract "mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver" "http://www.mpfr.org/mpfr-current/mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver" 'tar.xz' "http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/mpfr/mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver"
if [[ -a './allpatches' ]]; then
mv './allpatches' './allpatches.orig' || exit 1
wget http://www.mpfr.org/mpfr-"$mpfr_release_ver"/allpatches
if [[ "$(md5sum ./allpatches)" != "$(md5sum ./allpatches.orig)" ]]; then
rm -r "$packages_dir/touch-files/mpfr" "$mpfr_prefix"
cd "./mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver" || exit 1
patch -N -Z -p1 < "../allpatches"
cd '..'
fi
else
wget http://www.mpfr.org/mpfr-"$mpfr_release_ver"/allpatches
cd "./mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver" || exit 1
patch -N -Z -p1 < "../allpatches"
cd '..'
fi
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"; then
clean_build
CC=$gcc "../source/mpfr-$mpfr_release_ver/configure" --build="$system_type" $gcc_host --prefix="$mpfr_prefix" --disable-shared --enable-static --with-gmp="$gmp_prefix" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"; then
make -j "$cpu_count" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
make install || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'mpfr' "$mpfr_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"
}
build_mpc () {
if check_pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
return
fi
cd "$gcc_packages_dir" || exit 1
create_pkg_dirs 'mpc' || exit 1
download_extract "mpc-$mpc_release_ver" "http://www.multiprecision.org/mpc/download/mpc-$mpc_release_ver" 'tar.gz'
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"; then
clean_build
CC=$gcc "../source/mpc-$mpc_release_ver/configure" --build="$system_type" $gcc_host --prefix="$mpc_prefix" --with-gmp="$gmp_prefix" --with-mpfr="$mpfr_prefix" --disable-shared --enable-static || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"; then
make -j "$cpu_count" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
make install || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'mpc' "$mpc_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"
}
build_cloog () {
if check_pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
return
fi
cd "$gcc_packages_dir" || exit 1
create_pkg_dirs 'cloog' || exit 1
download_extract "cloog-$cloog_release_ver" "ftp://gcc.gnu.org/pub/gcc/infrastructure/cloog-$cloog_release_ver" 'tar.gz'
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"; then
clean_build
CC=$gcc "../source/cloog-$cloog_release_ver/configure" --prefix="$cloog_prefix" --build="$system_type" $gcc_host --enable-static --disable-shared --with-bits=gmp --with-isl=bundled --with-gmp-prefix="$gmp_prefix" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"; then
make -j "$cpu_count" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
make install || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'cloog' "$cloog_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"
}
build_isl () {
if check_pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
return
fi
cd "$gcc_packages_dir" || exit 1
create_pkg_dirs 'isl' || exit 1
download_extract "isl-$isl_release_ver" "ftp://gcc.gnu.org/pub/gcc/infrastructure/isl-$isl_release_ver" 'tar.bz2'
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"; then
clean_build
CC=$gcc "../source/isl-$isl_release_ver/configure" --prefix="$isl_prefix" --build="$system_type" $gcc_host --enable-static --disable-shared --with-gmp-prefix="$gmp_prefix" --with-piplib=no --with-clang=no || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'configure' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"; then
make -j "$cpu_count" || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'compile' "$uname_m"
if ! check_pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"; then
make install || exit 1
fi
pkg_touch_success 'isl' "$isl_release_ver" 'install' "$uname_m"
}
check_missing_packages () {
local check_packages=('bison' 'm4' 'flex' 'git' 'svn' 'gcc' 'yasm' 'cvs' 'g++' 'make')
for package in "${check_packages[@]}"; do
type -P "$package" >/dev/null || missing_packages=("$package" "${missing_packages[@]}")
done
if [[ -n "${missing_packages[@]}" ]]; then
clear
echo "Could not find the following packages: ${missing_packages[@]}"
echo 'Install the missing packages before running this script.'
exit 1
fi
}
build_pthreads_w32 () {
if [[ -z "$pthreads_w32_ver" ]]; then
pthreads_w32_ver='cvs'
fi
local target prefix
target="$1"
prefix="$2"
shift 2
cd "$packages_dir" || exit 1
create_pkg_dirs 'pthread-w32' || exit 1
if [[ "$pthreads_w32_ver" = "$pthreads_w32_release_ver" ]]; then
download_extract "pthreads-w32-$pthreads_w32_release_ver-release" "ftp://sourceware.org/pub/pthreads-win32/pthreads-w32-$pthreads_w32_release_ver-release" 'tar.gz'
if [[ ! -d "pthreads-w32-$pthreads_w32_release_ver" ]]; then
mv "pthreads-w32-$pthreads_w32_release_ver-release" "pthreads-w32-$pthreads_w32_release_ver" || exit 1
fi
else
unset oldmd5 newmd5
if [[ -d 'pthreads-w32-cvs' ]]; then
cd 'pthreads-w32-cvs' || exit 1
cvs update || exit 1
cd '..'
else
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@sourceware.org:/cvs/pthreads-win32 checkout pthreads || exit 1
mv 'pthreads' 'pthreads-w32-cvs'
fi
fi
cd "pthreads-w32-$pthreads_w32_ver" || exit 1
make realclean
make CROSS="$target-" clean GC-static
cp 'libpthreadGC2.a' "$prefix/$target/lib/" || exit 1
ln -s "$prefix/$target/lib/libpthreadGC2.a" "$prefix/$target/lib/libpthread.a"
cp 'pthread.h' 'sched.h' 'semaphore.h' "$prefix/$target/include/" || exit 1
}
build_thread_lib () {
local target prefix
target="$1"
prefix="$2"
shift 2
case "$thread_lib" in
'winpthreads' ) build_winpthreads "$target" "$prefix" ;;
'pthreads-w32' ) build_pthreads_w32 "$target" "$prefix" ;;
* ) build_winpthreads "$target" "$prefix" ;;
esac
}
completed_build () {
local arch="$1"
case "$arch" in
'win32' ) mingw_w64_path_prefix="$mingw_w64_i686_prefix" ;;
'win64' ) mingw_w64_path_prefix="$mingw_w64_x86_64_prefix" ;;
esac
echo "The MinGW-w64 bin directory needs to be added to the PATH variable so the system can find it, for ${arch^} this can be done with: export PATH=\"$mingw_w64_path_prefix/bin:\$PATH\""
}
no_errors='MinGW-w64 has been built without errors.'
build_mingw_w64_toolchain () {
local arch
arch="$1"
check_missing_packages || exit 1
if [[ -z "$build_type" || -z "$mingw_w64_ver" || -z "$binutils_ver" || -z "$gcc_ver" || -z "$enabled_langs" ]]; then
configure_build_fn || exit 1
fi
if [[ -z "$cpu_count_opt" ]]; then
use_cpu_count
fi
download_source "$arch" || exit 1
case "$arch" in
'multi' ) build_mingw_w64 "$target_i686" "$mingw_w64_i686_prefix" && build_mingw_w64 "$target_x86_64" "$mingw_w64_x86_64_prefix" || exit 1 ;;
'win32' ) build_mingw_w64 "$target_i686" "$mingw_w64_i686_prefix" || exit 1 ;;
'win64' ) build_mingw_w64 "$target_x86_64" "$mingw_w64_x86_64_prefix" || exit 1 ;;
esac
clear
clean_build_fn
echo "$no_errors"
if [[ "$arch" = "multi" ]]; then
completed_build 'win32'
completed_build 'win64'
else
completed_build "$1"
fi
}
test_opt () {
test_valid_opt 'build_type' 'win32' 'win64' 'multi'
test_valid_opt 'mingw_w64_ver' "$mingw_w64_release_ver" 'svn'
test_valid_opt 'thread_lib' 'winpthreads' 'pthreads-w32' 'disable'
test_valid_opt 'pthreads_w32_ver' "$pthreads_w32_release_ver" 'cvs'
if [[ -n "$pthreads_w32_ver" ]]; then
thread_lib='pthreads-w32'
fi
test_valid_opt 'ppl_ver' "$ppl_release_ver" 'git'
if [[ -n "$cpu_count_opt" ]]; then
check_cpu_count_optarg
fi
test_valid_opt 'binutils_ver' "$binutils_release_ver" 'cvs'
if ! type -P makeinfo >/dev/null; then
echo "makeinfo is needed to compile binutils and will need be be installed. On Debian/Ubuntu it is part of the 'texinfo' software package."
exit 1
fi
test_valid_opt 'gcc_ver' "$gcc_release_ver" 'svn'
}
check_cpu_count_optarg () {
if [[ "$cpu_count_opt" -gt "$(grep -c processor /proc/cpuinfo)" ]]; then
if ! yes_no_sel "The input number of cores/threads was higher than the number detected ($(grep -c processor /proc/cpuinfo) were detected). Trying to use more cores/threads than your CPU has can cause your system to crash. Are you sure you want to continue?"; then
exit 1
fi
fi
cpu_count="$cpu_count_opt"
}
test_valid_opt () {
if [[ -z "${!1}" ]]; then
return
fi
local opt
local valid_arg
opt="$1"
shift
for args do
if [[ "$args" = "${!opt}" ]]; then
valid_arg='yes'
fi
done
if [[ "$valid_arg" != 'yes' ]]; then
clear
echo "Error, '${!opt}' is not a valid option for --${opt//_/-}. The valid options are: ${*}"
exit 1
fi
}
main_menu () {
if [[ "$build_type" != '' ]]; then
build_mingw_w64_toolchain "$build_type"
exit 0
fi
clear
while [[ "$build_choice" != [1-3] ]]; do
if [[ -n "${unknown_opts[@]}" ]]; then
echo -n 'Unknown option(s)'
for unknown_opt in "${unknown_opts[@]}"; do
echo -n " '$unknown_opt'"
done
echo ', ignored.'; echo
fi
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