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Fix debug-compilation-dir for system libs
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Fix by using file-prefix-map instead
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Add test
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Run test on crossplatform
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Skip test if FROZEN_CACHE is not set
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clean
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Use relative path for DW_AT_name
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Normalize path separators of source files
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Can you mark this new test a
@crossplatform
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It looks the test is failing on Windows due to path separators (could be related to WebAssembly/binaryen#2781)
From CI output:
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Should we modify the test to make it pass on Windows? or drop
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I think it would be good to fix if possible. Perhaps if this is a pre-existing issue maybe we don't have to fix it now, but it would be good to fix if possible.
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system\\\\lib/emmalloc.c
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After some digging on my local Windows machine, It seems backslashes in
system\\\\lib/emmalloc.c
are coming from the source file path we're passing to Clang, and the slash before basename is due to-ffile-reproducible
.Currently, embuilder is passing the source file path in the platform-specific format (with backslashes as separators on Windows):
clang.exe <redacted> -c ..\..\..\system\lib\emmalloc.c
and I get the following DWARF entry
DW_AT_name ("system\\lib/emmalloc.c")
Then when I replace backslashes in the source file path with slashes, the DWARF also have slashes in its file names.
clang.exe <redacted> -c ../../../system/lib/emmalloc.c
DW_AT_name ("system/lib/emmalloc.c")
Therefore, I think the best approach is to apply
utils.normalize_path
to source file names in the build command.What do you think?
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That looks right to me.