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and provide a default configuration (#42051)
Summary: Building native modules from source, may take a long time. Xcode already helps bring this down, by providing incremental builds, as long as the user doesn't delete their `ios/build` directory. But in some situations, i.e. when iterating the native code of an app or library or when the developer need to delete that `ios/build` directory, it's advantageous to use a compiler cache, such as ccache. This is already outlined in our ["Speeding up your Build phase"](https://reactnative.dev/docs/build-speed#xcode-specific-setup) guide. But setting up an Xcode project to use Ccache with the correct configuration, isn't trivial in a way that doesn't require symlinking `clang` and `clang++` or passing configuration via environment variables on every `npm run ios` invokation. This PR takes its inspiration from the existing guide on [setting up Ccache for Xcode](https://reactnative.dev/docs/build-speed#xcode-specific-setup), but applies the build settings only if an installation of `ccache` is detected and the feature is explicitly opted into via an argument to the `react_native_post_install` function or a `USE_CCACHE` environment variable. It uses two shell scripts to wrap the call to `ccache`, which both injects a default `CCACHE_CONFIGPATH` environment variable (i.e. it won't override this if already provided, to allow for customisations on CI), pointing to a `ccache.config` which works well with React Native projects (it has the same values as the guide mentions). For context, I posted about this change in the ios channel of the contributors Discord server, where I discussed it with cipolleschi and saadnajmi ### Additional output printed when running `pod install` #### When `ccache_available and ccache_enabled` ``` [Ccache]: Ccache found at /opt/homebrew/bin/ccache [Ccache]: Setting CC, LD, CXX & LDPLUSPLUS build settings ``` #### When `ccache_available and !ccache_enabled` ``` [Ccache]: Ccache found at /opt/homebrew/bin/ccache [Ccache]: Pass ':ccache_enabled => true' to 'react_native_post_install' in your Podfile or set environment variable 'USE_CCACHE=1' to increase the speed of subsequent builds ``` #### When `!ccache_available and ccache_enabled` ``` [!] [Ccache]: Install ccache or ensure your neither passing ':ccache_enabled => true' nor setting environment variable 'USE_CCACHE=1' ``` #### Otherwise If the user doesn't have ccache installed and doesn't explicitly opt into this feature, nothing will be printed. bypass-github-export-checks ## Changelog: [IOS] [ADDED] - Added better support for `ccache`, to speed up subsequent builds of native code. After installing `ccache` and running `pod install`, the Xcode project is injected with compiler and linker build settings pointing scripts that loads a default Ccache configuration and invokes the `ccache` executable. Pull Request resolved: #42051 Test Plan: I've tested this manually - would love some inspiration on how to automate this, if the reviewer deem it needed. To test this locally: 1. Install Ccache and make sure the `ccache` executable is in your `PATH` (verify by running `ccache --version`) 2. Create a new template app instance and apply the changes of this PR to the `node_modules/react-native` package. 3. Set the `USE_CCACHE` environment variable using `export USE_CCACHE=1`. 4. Run `pod install` in the `ios` directory. 5. Check the stats of Ccache (running `ccache -s`). 6. Run `npm run ios` or build the project from Xcode. 7. Check the Ccache stats again to verify ccache is intercepting compilation ("Cacheable calls" should ideally be 100%). 8. To check the speed gain: a. Delete the `ios/builds` directory b. Zero out the ccache stats (by running `ccache -z`) c. Run `pod install` again (only needed if you ran the initial `pod install` with new architecture enabled `RCT_NEW_ARCH_ENABLED=1`). d. Run `npm run ios` or build the project from Xcode. e. This last step should be significantly faster and you should see "Hits" under "Local storage" in the ccache stats approach 100%. Reviewed By: huntie Differential Revision: D52431507 Pulled By: cipolleschi fbshipit-source-id: 6cfe39acd6250fae03959f0ee74d1f2fc46b0827
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