Add Arm LLVM cross-compilation CI pipeline#2736
Add Arm LLVM cross-compilation CI pipeline#2736Alexandr-Solovev merged 4 commits intouxlfoundation:mainfrom
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For Clang cross-compilation we need to do a few extra things when compared to GNU. First of all, we need to have a sysroot with all the libraries installed that we want. As such, we debootstrap a sysroot, which is to be cached in the Azure CI pipelines. We also install a more recent version of the LLVM compiler. Whilst not necessary for the Arm build, this is necessary to get some more recent support for RISC-V, in particular the vector extensions, which will be coming in a future commit. Changes made: * Install clang from llvm.org, rather than default apt * Build a sysroot with necessary packages, and cache this in the CI * Add a CMake toolchain file for Clang on aarch64 * Update OpenBLAS build to pass appropriate options for clang cross-compilation * Add a variable to the oneDAL makefile to detect Clang cross-compilation, and set appropriate flags for building * Update list of failing tests under emulation
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@rakshithgb-fujitsu You might want to have a look at this as well @napetrov @Alexandr-Solovev I've added an LLVM cross-compiled Arm pipeline. This is because the LLVM toolchain for RISC-V is more mature, and I am going to put up another pull request for the RISC-V build on top of this one. I want to show that the RISC-V cross-build is very similar to the aarch64 one |
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In general LGTM, just have one question and request minor fixes. Lets wait private CI
| sudo debootstrap --arch="$2" --verbose --include=fakeroot,symlinks,libatomic1 --resolve-deps --variant=minbase --components=main,universe "$3" "$4" | ||
| sudo chroot "$4" symlinks -cr . | ||
| sudo chown "${USER}" -R "$4" | ||
| rm -rf "${4:?}"/{dev,proc,run,sys,var} |
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Can you please explain how and for what these rm functions will work? Can it affect user?
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This is just to save on a few bytes when caching the sysroot. We only need the sysroot for includes and libraries, and not for running a chroot, so we rm some of the executables. The use of "${4:?}" will ensure that we don't remove /dev /proc, etc. The list might not be exhaustive here, but it is at least a start for what can be trimmed away.
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I see, thanks! I relaunched a private ci job, previous one was pretty green, but it's just for doublechecking. When it will be finished, I'll approve this pr.
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For Clang cross-compilation we need to do a few extra things when compared to GNU. First of all, we need to have a sysroot with all the libraries installed that we want. As such, we debootstrap a sysroot, which is to be cached in the Azure CI pipelines. We also install a more recent version of the LLVM compiler. Whilst not necessary for the Arm build, this is necessary to get some more recent support for RISC-V, in particular the vector extensions, which will be coming in a future commit.
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