It also proxies all calls to an underlying ninja_syntax.Writer, to
behave like non-bootstrap mode.
"""
- def __init__(self, writer):
+ def __init__(self, writer, verbose=False):
self.writer = writer
+ self.verbose = verbose
# Map of variable name => expanded variable value.
self.vars = {}
# Map of rule name => dict of rule attributes.
def _run_command(self, cmdline):
"""Run a subcommand, quietly. Prints the full command on error."""
try:
+ if self.verbose:
+ print(cmdline)
subprocess.check_call(cmdline, shell=True)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
print('when running: ', cmdline)
profilers = ['gmon', 'pprof']
parser.add_option('--bootstrap', action='store_true',
help='bootstrap a ninja binary from nothing')
+parser.add_option('--verbose', action='store_true',
+ help='enable verbose build')
parser.add_option('--platform',
help='target platform (' +
'/'.join(Platform.known_platforms()) + ')',
# Wrap ninja_writer with the Bootstrapper, which also executes the
# commands.
print('bootstrapping ninja...')
- n = Bootstrap(n)
+ n = Bootstrap(n, verbose=options.verbose)
n.comment('This file is used to build ninja itself.')
n.comment('It is generated by ' + os.path.basename(__file__) + '.')
n.close()
print('wrote %s.' % BUILD_FILENAME)
+verbose = ''
+if options.verbose:
+ verbose = ' -v'
+
if options.bootstrap:
print('bootstrap complete. rebuilding...')
if platform.is_windows():
if os.path.exists(bootstrap_exe):
os.unlink(bootstrap_exe)
os.rename('ninja.exe', bootstrap_exe)
- subprocess.check_call('ninja.bootstrap.exe', shell=True)
+ subprocess.check_call('ninja.bootstrap.exe%s' % verbose, shell=True)
else:
- subprocess.check_call('./ninja', shell=True)
+ subprocess.check_call('./ninja%s' % verbose, shell=True)