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# The golang build process just doesn't work with Parfait.

export PARFAIT_BUILD=no

include ../../make-rules/shared-macros.mk

PATCH_EACH_ARCHIVE= 1

COMPONENT_NAME=		golang

COMPONENT_VERSION=	1.5

COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION=	$(shell echo $(COMPONENT_VERSION) | gsed -e 's/\([0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\).*/\1/')

COMPONENT_SRC=		$(COMPONENT_NAME)-$(COMPONENT_VERSION)

COMPONENT_PROJECT_URL=	https://golang.org/

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE=	go$(COMPONENT_VERSION).src.tar.gz

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_URL=	https://storage.googleapis.com/golang/$(COMPONENT_ARCHIVE)

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH=	 \

	sha256:be81abec996d5126c05f2d36facc8e58a94d9183a56f026fc9441401d80062db

COMPONENT_PROJECT_URL=	https://golang.org

COMPONENT_BUGDB=	utility/golang

ARC_CASE=		PSARC/2015/203

TPNO=			23679

# Go has a number of supplementary tools and packages that are located in

# separate archives or source repositories. Because Go currently forces a

# recompile of all packages whenever the compiler changes, building and

# delivering them within the same build component build process is the best

# option for now.

# This version is Go is not actually packaged; it is only used to bootstrap the

# actual version of the Go that will be packaged.  The long-term plan is

# roughly as follows:

#

# - verify 1.5 produces "correct" result for bootstrapping 1.5 (upstream

#   still uses 1.4 officially)

# - after 1.5 has been available for at least a few builds in the WOS, switch

#   to building Go with system version of Go

# - when SPARC support is integrated into Go upstream, build upstream version

#   using system Go for x86, then build Go for SPARC using upstream version

#   just built for x86 (cross-compilation), package both at the same time

# - after SPARC version has been available for at least a few builds in the

#   WOS, switch to building Go with system version for x86 and SPARC

#

COMPONENT_NAME_1=		golang

COMPONENT_VERSION_1=		1.4.2

COMPONENT_SRC_NAME_1=		$(COMPONENT_NAME_1)$(COMPONENT_VERSION_1)

COMPONENT_SRC_1=		$(COMPONENT_SRC_NAME_1)

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_1=		go$(COMPONENT_VERSION_1).src.tar.gz

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_1=	\

	sha256:299a6fd8f8adfdce15bc06bde926e7b252ae8e24dd5b16b7d8791ed79e7b5e9b

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_URL_1=	https://storage.googleapis.com/golang/$(COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_1)

# Supplementary packages; these are delivered as source only for now as the

# paths to the compiled packages are written directly into the binaries and

# there's no way (currently) to fix that during the build process.

SUPP_PACKAGES=		crypto image lint net sys text tools tour

define supp-rules

COMPONENT_NAME_$(1)=		$(1)

COMPONENT_VERSION_$(1)=		$(COMPONENT_VERSION)

COMPONENT_IMPORT_SRC_$(1)=	golang.org/x

GIT_REPO_$(1)=			https://github.com/golang/$(1).git

TPNO_$(1)=			$(TPNO)

endef

$(foreach suffix, $(SUPP_PACKAGES), $(eval $(call supp-rules,$(suffix))))

# Desired "revision" of Go's "community" libraries; these are arbitrary

# revisions chosen from the last commit to the respective repository at the

# same time that this component was updated as there is no formal release

# process for these packages.  Whenever Go is updated, these should be as well.

GIT_COMMIT_ID_crypto=		0c93e1ff9f91f0c63bf17b123de503d023434fdd

GIT_COMMIT_ID_image=		baddd3465a05d84a6d8d3507547a91cb188c81ea

GIT_COMMIT_ID_lint=		32a87160691b3c96046c0c678fe57c5bef761456

GIT_COMMIT_ID_net=		b4e17d61b15679caf2335da776c614169a1b4643

GIT_COMMIT_ID_sys=		d9157a9621b69ad1d8d77a1933590c416593f24f

GIT_COMMIT_ID_text=		22af8577cc7d0b37e7fb5708399a12115bfe6900

GIT_COMMIT_ID_tools=		ac6d9c1d842f9b6482f39f7a172e0251a0f7cbc0

GIT_COMMIT_ID_tour=		1c790b9f8bfefe44f33fbc9aacf5a6bc06027321

# Resulting hash of related git commit once archived.

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_crypto=	\

	sha256:6b088fa04632857c7b6244bf887f560f9fe2efa8342072f3837e9fe556c1190e

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_image=	\

	sha256:96951cea9d34603209961d46010610894df6c708321e1b4781d71bdd180e75b8

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_lint=	\

	sha256:1b5f8c917056dc850da9220a19f907ed323c62e1f42f5a09f3648ee73a98ae6d

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_net=	\

	sha256:dca84ca46ed8eb46db12c27a3b5720acacdd6d0206304453d48056d6b9688e81

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_sys=	\

	sha256:267416d3f0cda4c916192e5c2587ba2a591a593a0c8dc65df3e7f5e5c791acc7

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_text=	\

	sha256:8484f1a25689f0e45c11768ed054acb7b747fe5b22c23565e744ec5c40f0e4c6

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_tools=	\

	sha256:a02ef6a6c344bc6c643af00a6ba0549c7442fa0111279dca601341d16683ba56

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH_tour=	\

	sha256:19e6a5396b7b65cece97cb203a335a2924c6cd648709d80ef8aa3c220aab8f88

# Go package imports for lint are found in github directory.

COMPONENT_IMPORT_SRC_lint=	github.com/golang

# We're x86-only for now.

ifeq ($(MACH), sparc)

PUBLISH_STAMP=

endif

# Bake in where Go package will be installed.

GOROOT_FINAL=		/usr/lib/golang/$(COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION)

# Enable easier stack unwinding for debugging.

GOEXPERIMENT=		framepointer

COMPONENT_BUILD_ENV +=	GOROOT_FINAL="$(GOROOT_FINAL)"

COMPONENT_BUILD_ENV +=	GOEXPERIMENT="$(GOEXPERIMENT)"

COMPONENT_BUILD_ENV +=	\

	GOROOT_BOOTSTRAP="$(BUILD_DIR_64)/$(COMPONENT_SRC_NAME_1)"

# Install root for supplementary packages.

SUPP_ROOT=$(PROTOUSRLIBDIR)/gocode/$(COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION)

# For convenience during installation of supplementary packages.

COMPONENT_INSTALL_ENV += PATH="$(PROTO_DIR)$(GOROOT_FINAL)/bin:$(PATH)"

COMPONENT_INSTALL_ENV += GOROOT="$(PROTO_DIR)$(GOROOT_FINAL)"

COMPONENT_INSTALL_ENV += GOPATH="$(SUPP_ROOT)"

include ../../make-rules/prep.mk

include ../../make-rules/justmake.mk

include ../../make-rules/ips.mk

# Simplify source copying for install by eliding patch detritus.

GPATCH_BACKUP=

# Enable local transforms.

PKG_OPTIONS += -I $(COMPONENT_DIR)

# Avoid some of the default transforms:

# - facet.devel serves no useful purpose for a development package

# - facet.doc wrongly assumes all things in a doc directory are documentation;

#   in Go's case, some are binaries

#

# This requires completely redefining PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS for now.

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS=	$(LICENSE_TRANSFORMS)

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(WS_TOP)/transforms/variant-cleanup

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(WS_TOP)/transforms/defaults

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(WS_TOP)/transforms/actuators

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(WS_TOP)/transforms/locale

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(PKGMOGRIFY_TRANSFORMS)

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(WS_TOP)/transforms/incorporate

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS +=	$(WS_TOP)/transforms/publish-cleanup

ifeq ($(BUILD_TYPE),evaluation)

	PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/evaluation

endif

# Building go from the source repository version requires that we set an

# effective version and add some sort of unique identifier (in the case of

# pre-release versions), so we use 'devel' + archive hash + date similar to how

# Go internally determines one normally from git revision info.  Uncomment the

# block below when building from the upstream source repository:

#COMPONENT_POST_UNPACK_ACTION= \

#	$(MV) go-master $(COMPONENT_SRC) && \

#	$(TOUCH) $(COMPONENT_SRC)/VERSION && \

#	echo "devel $(shell digest -a md5 $(COMPONENT_ARCHIVE)) \

#		$(shell date -u +'%a %b %e %T %Z %Y')" > \

#		$(COMPONENT_SRC)/VERSION

# We have to fiddle with the package archives to get them into the same source

# directory so that we can use the standard build targets.  We're effectively

# building multiple components using a single target.

COMPONENT_POST_UNPACK_ACTION= \

	$(MV) go $(COMPONENT_SRC)

COMPONENT_POST_UNPACK_ACTION_1= \

	$(MV) go $(COMPONENT_SRC_1) && \

	$(CP) -r $(COMPONENT_SRC_1) $(COMPONENT_SRC)/$(COMPONENT_SRC_1)

# Fixup compressed data affected by patches.

COMPONENT_PREP_ACTION= \

	cd $(COMPONENT_SRC) && \

	bzip2 -c src/compress/testdata/Mark.Twain-Tom.Sawyer.txt > \

		src/compress/bzip2/testdata/Mark.Twain-Tom.Sawyer.txt.bz2

# Build the bootstrap compiler before attempting to build Go 1.5+.  For the

# bootstrap compiler ensure GOROOT_FINAL is unset as it will be executed out of

# the build area, and ensure GOROOT_BOOTSTRAP is also not set.  GOEXPERIMENT

# must also be unset as it is 1.5+ only.

COMPONENT_PRE_BUILD_ACTION= \

	cd $(@D)/$(COMPONENT_SRC_NAME_1)/src; \

	$(ENV) $(COMPONENT_BUILD_ENV) \

	GOEXPERIMENT= GOROOT_BOOTSTRAP= GOROOT_FINAL= ./make.bash

# Go doesn't have a standard Makefile-based build process, so override the

# default.

COMPONENT_BUILD_ACTION=	\

	cd $(@D)/src; $(ENV) $(COMPONENT_BUILD_ENV) ./make.bash

COMPONENT_TARGET_DIR= \

	$(PROTOUSRLIBDIR)/$(COMPONENT_NAME)/$(COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION)

# We can't do any ASLR'ing as the Go 6l linker has no understanding of the

# -z aslr=... option. So just override where needed in the .p5m files.

ASLR_MODE = $(ASLR_DISABLE)

# Make sure the source code and object files have identical timestamps so

# the Go compiler doesn't try to rebuild them.

PKG_MACROS += TIMESTAMP=$(shell date +"%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ")

# Extra macros for packaging convenience.

PKG_MACROS += COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION=$(COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION)

# COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION suitable for use in regular expressions.

PKG_MACROS += COMPONENT_RE_MAJOR_VERSION=$(subst .,\\.,$(COMPONENT_MAJOR_VERSION))

COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	PATH="$(@D)/bin:$(PATH)"

COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	GOROOT="$(@D)"

COMPONENT_TEST_DIR=	$(@D)/src

COMPONENT_TEST_CMD=	./run.bash

COMPONENT_TEST_TARGETS=

# Go's test suite does not have deterministic output or order, and as such,

# success can only be determined by exit code, not by output comparison.

COMPONENT_TEST_CREATE_TRANSFORMS=

COMPONENT_TEST_PERFORM_TRANSFORM=

COMPONENT_TEST_COMPARE=

XML2ROFF= $(USRSHAREDIR)/xml/xsolbook/python/xml2roff.py

$(BUILD_DIR)/man1/go.1:

	$(XML2ROFF) $(COMPONENT_DIR)/docs/go.1 -o $(BUILD_DIR)

BUILD_amd64= $(BUILD_64) $(BUILD_DIR)/man1/go.1

define COMPONENT_INSTALL_ACTION=

	($(MKDIR) $(COMPONENT_TARGET_DIR)/src); \

	(cd $(SOURCE_DIR) && \

	/usr/gnu/bin/find . -maxdepth 1 -path "./$(COMPONENT_SRC_NAME_1)" \

	  -prune -o \( ! -iname ".*" \) -print \

	  -exec /usr/gnu/bin/cp -r \

	  --parents {} $(COMPONENT_TARGET_DIR) \;); \

	(cd $(BUILD_DIR_64) && \

	/usr/gnu/bin/find src -type f \

		-exec /usr/gnu/bin/cp --parents {} $(COMPONENT_TARGET_DIR) \;); \

	(cd $(BUILD_DIR_64) && $(CP) -r bin $(COMPONENT_TARGET_DIR)/); \

	(cd $(BUILD_DIR_64) && $(CP) -r pkg $(COMPONENT_TARGET_DIR)/); \

	($(MKDIR) $(PROTOUSRSHAREMAN1DIR)); \

	($(CP) $(BUILD_DIR)/man1/go.1 $(PROTOUSRSHAREMAN1DIR)/)

endef

INSTALL_amd64= $(INSTALL_64)

TEST_amd64= $(TEST_64)

# common targets

build:		$(BUILD_$(MACH64))

install:	build $(INSTALL_$(MACH64))

#

# Magic to deliver supplemental package source into proto area.

#

define install-rules

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-$(1)-15.mogrified: PKG_PROTO_DIRS= $(MANGLED_DIR) $(PROTO_DIR) $(@D) $(COMPONENT_DIR) $(COMPONENT_SRC_$(1))

BUILD_amd64 += $$(UNPACK_STAMP_$(1))

COMPONENT_POST_INSTALL_ACTION += \

	($(MKDIR) \

		$(SUPP_ROOT)/src/$$(COMPONENT_IMPORT_SRC_$(1))/$$(COMPONENT_NAME_$(1)); \

	$(CP) -r $$(COMPONENT_SRC_$(1))/* \

		$(SUPP_ROOT)/src/$$(COMPONENT_IMPORT_SRC_$(1))/$$(COMPONENT_NAME_$(1)));

endef

$(foreach suffix,$(SUPP_PACKAGES), $(eval $(call install-rules,$(suffix))))

# XXX For now, the install of supplementary packages is intentionally disabled

# as the result cannot be used as expected due to an unknown issue with the Go

# compilers.

#

# Install supplementary packages (this cannot be done one-by-one); install

# tools/go/types first to avoid quirk with trimpath and dependencies.  This is

# technically a build and install, but go's build command won't "install"

# results, it only verifies a target can be built and dumps it into a temporary

# directory.

#

# The -trimpath option used here ensures that the paths recorded in the

# pre-built packages are relative to the $(SUPP_ROOT) so that when a devleoper

# sets their GOPATH to that directory, things work as expected.

#COMPONENT_POST_INSTALL_ACTION += \

#	($(ENV) $(COMPONENT_INSTALL_ENV) go install \

#		-asmflags -trimpath=$(SUPP_ROOT) -gcflags -trimpath=$(SUPP_ROOT) \

#		"golang.org/x/tools/go/types"; \

#	$(ENV) $(COMPONENT_INSTALL_ENV) go install \

#		-asmflags -trimpath=$(SUPP_ROOT) -gcflags -trimpath=$(SUPP_ROOT) \

#		"golang.org/x/..."; \

#	$(ENV) $(COMPONENT_INSTALL_ENV) go install \

#		-asmflags -trimpath=$(SUPP_ROOT) -gcflags -trimpath=$(SUPP_ROOT) \

#		"github.com/golang/...");

test:		$(TEST_$(MACH64))

# Go's test suite is currently designed to be run from the build area.

system-test:	$(SYSTEM_TESTS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED)

# Required to build man pages.

REQUIRED_PACKAGES += developer/documentation-tool/xml2roff

# There's a single test script which requires perl.

REQUIRED_PACKAGES += runtime/perl-520

REQUIRED_PACKAGES += system/header

REQUIRED_PACKAGES += system/library

REQUIRED_PACKAGES += system/linker