v.pref #

fn add_line_info_expr_to_program_text(raw_text string, linfo LineInfo) string

fn arch_from_string(arch_str string) !Arch

fn backend_from_string(s string) !Backend

fn cc_from_string(cc_str string) CompilerType

Helper function to convert string names to CC enum

fn default_tcc_compiler() string

fn eprintln_cond(condition bool, s string)

fn eprintln_exit(s string)

fn get_host_arch() Arch

fn get_host_os() OS

fn new_preferences() &Preferences

fn os_from_string(os_str string) !OS

Helper function to convert string names to OS enum

fn parse_args(known_external_commands []string, args []string) (&Preferences, string)

fn parse_args_and_show_errors(known_external_commands []string, args []string, show_output bool) (&Preferences, string)

fn supported_test_runners_list() string

fn vexe_path() string

enum Arch {
	_auto
	amd64 // aka x86_64
	arm64 // 64-bit arm
	arm32 // 32-bit arm
	rv64 // 64-bit risc-v
	rv32 // 32-bit risc-v
	i386
	js_node
	js_browser
	js_freestanding
	wasm32
	_max
}

enum AssertFailureMode {
	default
	aborts
	backtraces
	continues
}

enum Backend {
	c // The (default) C backend
	golang // Go backend
	interpret // Interpret the ast
	js_node // The JavaScript NodeJS backend
	js_browser // The JavaScript browser backend
	js_freestanding // The JavaScript freestanding backend
	native // The Native backend
	wasm // The WebAssembly backend
}

fn (b Backend) is_js() bool

enum BuildMode {
	// `v program.v'
	// Build user code only, and add pre-compiled vlib (`cc program.o builtin.o os.o...`)
	default_mode // `v -lib ~/v/os`
	// build any module (generate os.o + os.vh)
	build_module
}

enum ColorOutput {
	auto
	always
	never
}

enum CompilerType {
	gcc
	tinyc
	clang
	mingw
	msvc
	cplusplus
}

enum GarbageCollectionMode {
	unknown
	no_gc
	boehm_full // full garbage collection mode
	boehm_incr // incremental garbage collection mode
	boehm_full_opt // full garbage collection mode
	boehm_incr_opt // incremental garbage collection mode
	boehm_leak // leak detection mode (makes `gc_check_leaks()` work)
}

enum OS {
	_auto // Reserved so .macos cannot be misunderstood as auto
	ios
	macos
	linux
	windows
	freebsd
	openbsd
	netbsd
	dragonfly
	js_node
	js_browser
	js_freestanding
	android
	termux // like android, but compiling/running natively on the devices
	solaris
	qnx
	serenity
	plan9
	vinix
	haiku
	wasm32
	wasm32_emscripten
	wasm32_wasi
	browser // -b wasm -os browser
	wasi // -b wasm -os wasi
	raw
	all
}

fn (o OS) str() string

enum OutputMode {
	stdout
	silent
}

struct LineInfo {
pub mut:
	line_nr      int    // a quick single file run when called with v -line-info (contains line nr to inspect)
	path         string // same, but stores the path being parsed
	expr         string // "foo" or "foo.bar" V code (expression) which needs autocomplete
	is_running   bool   // so that line info is fetched only on the second checker run
	vars_printed map[string]bool // to avoid dups
}

struct Preferences {
pub mut:
	os          OS // the OS to compile for
	backend     Backend
	build_mode  BuildMode
	arch        Arch
	output_mode OutputMode = .stdout
	// verbosity           VerboseLevel
	is_verbose bool
	// nofmt            bool   // disable vfmt
	is_glibc           bool   // if GLIBC will be linked
	is_musl            bool   // if MUSL will be linked
	is_test            bool   // `v test string_test.v`
	is_script          bool   // single file mode (`v program.v`), main function can be skipped
	is_vsh             bool   // v script (`file.vsh`) file, the `os` module should be made global
	raw_vsh_tmp_prefix string // The prefix used for executables, when a script lacks the .vsh extension
	is_livemain        bool   // main program that contains live/hot code
	is_liveshared      bool   // a shared library, that will be used in a -live main program
	is_shared          bool   // an ordinary shared library, -shared, no matter if it is live or not
	is_o               bool   // building an .o file
	is_prof            bool   // benchmark every function
	is_prod            bool   // use "-O2"
	is_repl            bool
	is_eval_argument   bool // true for `v -e 'println(2+2)'`. `println(2+2)` will be in pref.eval_argument .
	is_run             bool // compile and run a v program, passing arguments to it, and deleting the executable afterwards
	is_crun            bool // similar to run, but does not recompile the executable, if there were no changes to the sources
	is_debug           bool // turned on by -g or -cg, it tells v to pass -g to the C backend compiler.
	is_vlines          bool // turned on by -g (it slows down .tmp.c generation slightly).
	is_stats           bool // `v -stats file_test.v` will produce more detailed statistics for the tests that were run
	show_timings       bool // show how much time each compiler stage took
	is_fmt             bool
	is_vet             bool
	is_vweb            bool // skip _ var warning in templates
	is_ios_simulator   bool
	is_apk             bool     // build as Android .apk format
	is_help            bool     // -h, -help or --help was passed
	is_quiet           bool     // do not show the repetitive explanatory messages like the one for `v -prod run file.v` .
	is_cstrict         bool     // turn on more C warnings; slightly slower
	eval_argument      string   // `println(2+2)` on `v -e "println(2+2)"`. Note that this source code, will be evaluated in vsh mode, so 'v -e 'println(ls(".")!)' is valid.
	test_runner        string   // can be 'simple' (fastest, but much less detailed), 'tap', 'normal'
	profile_file       string   // the profile results will be stored inside profile_file
	profile_no_inline  bool     // when true, [inline] functions would not be profiled
	profile_fns        []string // when set, profiling will be off by default, but inside these functions (and what they call) it will be on.
	translated         bool     // `v translate doom.v` are we running V code translated from C? allow globals, ++ expressions, etc
	obfuscate          bool     // `v -obf program.v`, renames functions to "f_XXX"
	// Note: passing -cg instead of -g will set is_vlines to false and is_debug to true, thus making v generate cleaner C files,
	// which are sometimes easier to debug / inspect manually than the .tmp.c files by plain -g (when/if v line number generation breaks).
	sanitize               bool   // use Clang's new "-fsanitize" option
	sourcemap              bool   // JS Backend: -sourcemap will create a source map - default false
	sourcemap_inline       bool = true // JS Backend: -sourcemap-inline will embed the source map in the generated JaaScript file -  currently default true only implemented
	sourcemap_src_included bool   // JS Backend: -sourcemap-src-included includes V source code in source map -  default false
	show_cc                bool   // -showcc, print cc command
	show_c_output          bool   // -show-c-output, print all cc output even if the code was compiled correctly
	show_callgraph         bool   // -show-callgraph, print the program callgraph, in a Graphviz DOT format to stdout
	show_depgraph          bool   // -show-depgraph, print the program module dependency graph, in a Graphviz DOT format to stdout
	dump_c_flags           string // `-dump-c-flags file.txt` - let V store all C flags, passed to the backend C compiler in `file.txt`, one C flag/value per line.
	dump_modules           string // `-dump-modules modules.txt` - let V store all V modules, that were used by the compiled program in `modules.txt`, one module per line.
	dump_files             string // `-dump-files files.txt` - let V store all V or .template file paths, that were used by the compiled program in `files.txt`, one path per line.
	dump_defines           string // `-dump-defines defines.txt` - let V store all the defines that affect the current program and their values, one define per line + `,` + its value.
	use_cache              bool   // when set, use cached modules to speed up subsequent compilations, at the cost of slower initial ones (while the modules are cached)
	retry_compilation      bool = true // retry the compilation with another C compiler, if tcc fails.
	use_os_system_to_run   bool   // when set, use os.system() to run the produced executable, instead of os.new_process; works around segfaults on macos, that may happen when xcode is updated
	macosx_version_min     string = '10.7' // relevant only for macos and ios targets
	// TODO Convert this into a []string
	cflags  string // Additional options which will be passed to the C compiler *before* other options.
	ldflags string // Additional options which will be passed to the C compiler *after* everything else.
	// For example, passing -cflags -Os will cause the C compiler to optimize the generated binaries for size.
	// You could pass several -cflags XXX arguments. They will be merged with each other.
	// You can also quote several options at the same time: -cflags '-Os -fno-inline-small-functions'.
	m64                bool         // true = generate 64-bit code, defaults to x64
	ccompiler          string       // the name of the C compiler used
	ccompiler_type     CompilerType // the type of the C compiler used
	cppcompiler        string       // the name of the CPP compiler used
	third_party_option string
	building_v         bool
	no_bounds_checking bool // `-no-bounds-checking` turns off *all* bounds checks for all functions at runtime, as if they all had been tagged with `[direct_array_access]`
	autofree           bool // `v -manualfree` => false, `v -autofree` => true; false by default for now.
	// Disabling `free()` insertion results in better performance in some applications (e.g. compilers)
	trace_calls bool // -trace-calls true = the transformer stage will generate and inject print calls for tracing function calls
	compress    bool // when set, use `upx` to compress the generated executable
	// generating_vh    bool
	no_builtin       bool   // Skip adding the `builtin` module implicitly. The generated C code may not compile.
	enable_globals   bool   // allow __global for low level code
	is_bare          bool   // set by -freestanding
	bare_builtin_dir string // Set by -bare-builtin-dir xyz/ . The xyz/ module should contain implementations of malloc, memset, etc, that are used by the rest of V's `builtin` module. That option is only useful with -freestanding (i.e. when is_bare is true).
	no_preludes      bool   // Prevents V from generating preludes in resulting .c files
	custom_prelude   string // Contents of custom V prelude that will be prepended before code in resulting .c files
	cmain            string // The name of the generated C main function. Useful with framework like code, that uses macros to re-define `main`, like SDL2 does. When set, V will always generate `int THE_NAME(int ___argc, char** ___argv){`, *no matter* the platform.
	lookup_path      []string
	output_cross_c   bool // true, when the user passed `-os cross` or `-cross`
	output_es5       bool
	prealloc         bool
	vroot            string
	vlib             string   // absolute path to the vlib/ folder
	vmodules_paths   []string // absolute paths to the vmodules folders, by default ['/home/user/.vmodules'], can be overridden by setting VMODULES
	out_name_c       string   // full os.real_path to the generated .tmp.c file; set by builder.
	out_name         string
	path             string // Path to file/folder to compile
	line_info        string // `-line-info="file.v:28"`: for "mini VLS" (shows information about objects on provided line)
	linfo            LineInfo
	//
	run_only []string // VTEST_ONLY_FN and -run-only accept comma separated glob patterns.
	exclude  []string // glob patterns for excluding .v files from the list of .v files that otherwise would have been used for a compilation, example: `-exclude @vlib/math/*.c.v`
	// Only test_ functions that match these patterns will be run. -run-only is valid only for _test.v files.
	//
	// -d vfmt and -d another=0 for `$if vfmt { will execute }` and `$if another ? { will NOT get here }`
	compile_defines     []string // just ['vfmt']
	compile_defines_all []string // contains both: ['vfmt','another']
	//
	run_args     []string // `v run x.v 1 2 3` => `1 2 3`
	printfn_list []string // a list of generated function names, whose source should be shown, for debugging
	//
	print_v_files       bool // when true, just print the list of all parsed .v files then stop.
	print_watched_files bool // when true, just print the list of all parsed .v files + all the compiled $tmpl files, then stop. Used by `v watch run webserver.v`
	//
	skip_running     bool // when true, do no try to run the produced file (set by b.cc(), when -o x.c or -o x.js)
	skip_warnings    bool // like C's "-w", forces warnings to be ignored.
	warn_impure_v    bool // -Wimpure-v, force a warning for JS.fn()/C.fn(), outside of .js.v/.c.v files. TODO: turn to an error by default
	warns_are_errors bool // -W, like C's "-Werror", treat *every* warning is an error
	notes_are_errors bool // -N, treat *every* notice as an error
	fatal_errors     bool // unconditionally exit after the first error with exit(1)
	reuse_tmpc       bool // do not use random names for .tmp.c and .tmp.c.rsp files, and do not remove them
	no_rsp           bool // when true, pass C backend options directly on the CLI (do not use `.rsp` files for them, some older C compilers do not support them)
	no_std           bool // when true, do not pass -std=gnu99(linux)/-std=c99 to the C backend
	//
	no_parallel       bool // do not use threads when compiling; slower, but more portable and sometimes less buggy
	parallel_cc       bool // whether to split the resulting .c file into many .c files + a common .h file, that are then compiled in parallel, then linked together.
	only_check_syntax bool // when true, just parse the files, then stop, before running checker
	check_only        bool // same as only_check_syntax, but also runs the checker
	experimental      bool // enable experimental features
	skip_unused       bool // skip generating C code for functions, that are not used
	//
	use_color           ColorOutput // whether the warnings/errors should use ANSI color escapes.
	cleanup_files       []string    // list of temporary *.tmp.c and *.tmp.c.rsp files. Cleaned up on successful builds.
	build_options       []string    // list of options, that should be passed down to `build-module`, if needed for -usecache
	cache_manager       vcache.CacheManager
	gc_mode             GarbageCollectionMode = .unknown // .no_gc, .boehm, .boehm_leak, ...
	assert_failure_mode AssertFailureMode     // whether to call abort() or print_backtrace() after an assertion failure
	message_limit       int = 150 // the maximum amount of warnings/errors/notices that will be accumulated
	nofloat             bool // for low level code, like kernels: replaces f32 with u32 and f64 with u64
	use_coroutines      bool // experimental coroutines
	fast_math           bool // -fast-math will pass either -ffast-math or /fp:fast (for msvc) to the C backend
	// checker settings:
	checker_match_exhaustive_cutoff_limit int = 12
	thread_stack_size                     int = 8388608 // Change with `-thread-stack-size 4194304`. Note: on macos it was 524288, which is too small for more complex programs with many nested callexprs.
	// wasm settings:
	wasm_stack_top int = 1024 + (16 * 1024) // stack size for webassembly backend
	wasm_validate  bool // validate webassembly code, by calling `wasm-validate`
	// temp
	// use_64_int bool
}

fn (mut p Preferences) default_c_compiler()

fn (mut p Preferences) default_cpp_compiler()

fn (mut p Preferences) fill_with_defaults()

fn (prefs &Preferences) should_compile_asm(path string) bool

fn (prefs &Preferences) should_compile_c(file string) bool

fn (prefs &Preferences) should_compile_filtered_files(dir string, files_ []string) []string

fn (prefs &Preferences) should_compile_js(file string) bool

fn (prefs &Preferences) should_compile_native(file string) bool

fn (pref &Preferences) should_output_to_stdout() bool

fn (p &Preferences) vcross_compiler_name() string

fn (pref &Preferences) vrun_elog(s string)