xed-sys 0.6.0+xed-2024.05.20

Rust FFI bindings for Intel XED.
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- python -*-
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import sys
import find
import mbuild

env = mbuild.env_t()
env.parse_args()

if 'clean' in env['targets']:
    mbuild.remove_tree(env['build_dir'])
    sys.exit(0)    
if not env.on_linux():
    print("This is a linux only test")
    sys.exit(0)    

mbuild.cmkdir(env['build_dir'])
env['LINK'] = env['CC'] # not g++ for this program
    
dep_tracker = mbuild.dag_t()
prog = env.build_dir_join('hello' + env['EXEEXT'])
cmd1 = dep_tracker.add(env, env.cc_compile('hello.c'))

# take the nicely created link command and add on the strip command
# sequentially.
plan = env.link(cmd1.targets, prog)
cmds = [plan.command, " strip " + prog]
plan2 = mbuild.plan_t( cmds, env=env, 
                       input=plan.input, output=plan.output)
cmd2 = dep_tracker.add(env, plan2)

work_queue = mbuild.work_queue_t(env['jobs'])
okay = work_queue.build(dag=dep_tracker)
if not okay:
    mbuild.die("build failed")
mbuild.msgb("SUCCESS")