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While reading the (excellent) documentation here, I noticed a few stale references to `.js` files that are now implemented in TypeScript. * Update `*.js` to `*.ts` in Markdown documentation. * Update `app.js` to `out/dist/app.js` in `docs/SystemdSocketActivation.md`. _I managed to follow these instructions and locally run Compiler Explorer through socket activation after that change._ * Update `*.js` to `*.ts` in the GitHub labeller config `.github/labeler.yml`. _Also correct some misnamed files here. I have checked the new version with `ls $(grep -E "^ - " .github/labeler.yml | sed "s/ - //g")`. If I were more familiar here, I would have liked to add a similar check to the automated tests._ - Sheepishly add myself to the contributors list, despite this being a tiny find-and-replace change. --------- Co-authored-by: Jeremy Rifkin <51220084+jeremy-rifkin@users.noreply.github.com>
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This is an overview of what building and adding a compiler to the site looks like, using GCC as an example, but note that the process is similar for all other types of compilers.
- Build GCC versions with the relevant magic. We build all our own GCCs using Docker from this repo
- For non-trunk builds we manually run the docker image. For trunk dailies we have a cron job that runs a script to build them.
- Built tarballs are uploaded to S3, and installed by our custom tool from a YAML configuration file
- The installation puts compilers on a shared NFS drive at
/opt/compiler-explorer/gcc-some-version/ - We then configure CE to look for the compiler here.
- If we need to customise the way we execute the compiler and/or display the results, then we can change the "driver" for the compiler. Usually we can just override a few aspects of the driver, relying on the defaults from the base driver.
- Any UI changes are a bit more work.
More info still in Adding a Compiler, and if you can bear listening to Matt, here's a talk about some behind the scenes stuff, with slides online.