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tool/ruby_vm support for pre-2.3 BASERUBY
as requested by devs, support for BASERUBY prior to 2.3 git-svn-id: svn+ssh://ci.ruby-lang.org/ruby/trunk@61785 b2dd03c8-39d4-4d8f-98ff-823fe69b080e
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def generate_parser
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OptionParser.new do |this|
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this.on "-I", "--srcdir=DIR", <<~'end'
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this.on "-I", "--srcdir=DIR", <<-'end'
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Historically this option has been passed to the script. This is
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supposedly because at the beginning the script was placed
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outside of the ruby source tree. Decades passed since the merge
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@ -30,58 +30,58 @@ def generate_parser
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Just ignore the passed value here.
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end
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this.on "-L", "--vpath=SPEC", <<~'end'
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this.on "-L", "--vpath=SPEC", <<-'end'
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Likewise, this option is no longer supported.
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end
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this.on "--path-separator=SEP", /\A(?:\W\z|\.(\W).+)/, <<~'end'
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this.on "--path-separator=SEP", /\A(?:\W\z|\.(\W).+)/, <<-'end'
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Old script says this option is a "separator for vpath". I am
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confident we no longer need this option.
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end
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this.on "-Dname", "--enable=name[,name...]", Array, <<~'end'
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this.on "-Dname", "--enable=name[,name...]", Array, <<-'end'
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This option used to override VM option that is defined in
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vm_opts.h. Now it is officially unsupported because vm_opts.h to
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remain mismatched with this option must break things. Just edit
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vm_opts.h directly.
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end
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this.on "-Uname", "--disable=name[,name...]", Array, <<~'end'
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this.on "-Uname", "--disable=name[,name...]", Array, <<-'end'
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This option used to override VM option that is defined in
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vm_opts.h. Now it is officially unsupported because vm_opts.h to
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remain mismatched with this option must break things. Just edit
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vm_opts.h directly.
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end
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this.on "-i", "--insnsdef=FILE", "--instructions-def", <<~'end'
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this.on "-i", "--insnsdef=FILE", "--instructions-def", <<-'end'
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This option used to specify alternative path to insns.def. For
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the same reason to ignore -I, we no longer support this.
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end
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this.on "-o", "--opt-operanddef=FILE", "--opt-operand-def", <<~'end'
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this.on "-o", "--opt-operanddef=FILE", "--opt-operand-def", <<-'end'
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This option used to specify alternative path to opt_operand.def.
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For the same reason to ignore -I, we no longer support this.
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end
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this.on "-u", "--opt-insnunifdef=FILE", "--opt-insn-unif-def", <<~'end'
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this.on "-u", "--opt-insnunifdef=FILE", "--opt-insn-unif-def", <<-'end'
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This option used to specify alternative path to
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opt_insn_unif.def. For the same reason to ignore -I, we no
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longer support this.
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end
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this.on "-C", "--[no-]use-const", <<~'end'
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this.on "-C", "--[no-]use-const", <<-'end'
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We use const whenever possible now so this option is ignored.
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The author believes that C compilers can constant-fold.
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end
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this.on "-d", "--destdir", "--output-directory=DIR", <<~'begin' do |dir|
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this.on "-d", "--destdir", "--output-directory=DIR", <<-'begin' do |dir|
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THIS IS THE ONLY OPTION THAT WORKS today. Change destination
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directory from the current working directory to the given path.
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begin
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Dir.chdir dir
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end
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this.on "-V", "--[no-]verbose", <<~'end'
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this.on "-V", "--[no-]verbose", <<-'end'
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Please let us ignore this and be modest.
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end
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end
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% RubyVM::OperandsUnifications.each_group do |orig, unifs|
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% unifs.each do|insn|
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case <%= insn.bin %>:
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% insn.spec.map{|(var,val)|val}.grep_v('*').each do |val|
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% insn.spec.map{|(var,val)|val}.reject{|i| i == '*' }.each do |val|
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return <%= val %>;
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% break
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% end
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