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mlpack/CMake/TestStaticSTB.cmake
Ryan Curtin e7f79637f6 First attempt at GHA CI instead of Azure Pipelines. (#3881)
* First attempt at GHA CI instead of Azure Pipelines.

* Could I have the matrix config wrong?

* Oh, oops, I was just looking in the wrong place for the GHA log.

* Disable Azure Pipelines Linux job.

* Fix some additional small syntax errors.

* Minor updates.

* Try to figure out what is happening with this test!

* Ha, actually remember the argument.

* Try to parse the CTest results.

* Don't build CLI programs for the debug-only mlpack_test build.

* Try to figure out why we don't have the CTest output file.

* Seems like maybe the test just needs more iterations.

* Fix directory for CTest output.

* Try running mlpack_test manually to see if we get better test output.

* Remove version numbers and other non-XML from XML output test file.

* Try to fix debug build.

* Filtering regex.

* Try to fail the build when the tests fail.

* Minor fixes and cleanups to run Python binding tests.

* Print test failure information in the actual build step.

* Update Julia testing strategy.

* Try to also get outputs from other test bindings.

* Fix Julia and Go testing blocks.

* Avoid random collisions that cause test failures.

* Try moving splitting into the trial loop.

* Try a different test reporter action.

* Install pytest for Python tests.

* Fix working directory for Julia test.

* Add test case that will fail to see what it looks like.

* Back to the old action, the new one I tried didn't do what I needed.

* Try a better way to print the test output.

* I still don't know how to mark the job failed yet.

* Maybe this stdout character works better.

* Try a forked test-summary action.

* Try to use distribution version of the modified action.

* Try to see if ccache is doing anything.

* Always run ccache stats step.

* Turn off PCH for ccache.

* Let's just see what it looks like with more error output.

* Clean up ccache configuration.

* Remove fake test because it seems like now I have the output working right.

* Try to reduce file size by not printing debug output into it.

* Try and refactor binding environment seutp into a composite local action.

* Try to fix some syntactical errors.

* Refactor test running into a separate composite action.

* Start trying to make the R build part of the main CI build.

* Oops, the include directory was in the wrong place.

* Try actually running R tests in the workflow too.

* Try to fix a few action issues.

* Try to work around libicu issue.

* Remove unnecessary option.

* Try to run OS X builds too.

* Try to fix matrix configuration.

* Revert "Try to fix matrix configuration."

This reverts commit 22a08d6dcd0d39de0a27f2df16e885bd68e18fda.

* Oops, maybe it was just an extra comma.

* Fix naming, and maybe we have to remove stringi first.

* Try to set Julia location correctly.

* Some fixes to the pipelines.

* Oops, I need root for that.

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* What, how did that get there?

* Don't use non-portable -i option with sed.

* Run R tests properly to get junit output.

* Oops, I have to redirect the output.

* Where is the output file?

* Try to fix macOS Python location.

* Oops, ROOTDIR is just not set.

* Try to store the name of the R package correctly.

* Oops, we need to specify pip.

* Try to get the right directory for the R package.

* Try to fix another round of issues.  I'm getting closer, at least.

* Okay, fine, let's do it the brutalistic way.

* What is actually happening with the Go binding tests?

* Try a different strategy for printing.

* Make some updates to prepare for Windows builds.

* What's the output of go test?

* Remove -Wall as per golang/go#6883.

* Try to fix duplicate library warning.

* Maybe I just specified the variable in an invalid way that didn't stick?

* This should fix the Go build.

* How did that cd go missing?

* Try to remove DEBUG output from the debug tests.

* Try to be more specific about the ccache key.

* Oops, incorrect variable name.

* Try to speed up the testing step.

* Try to run the Windows build through GHA.

* Try to install locally to deps/.

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* Try to debug Windows build.

* Use bash for CMake configuration.

* Some additional path fixes.

* A couple fixes, but I don't have the Armadillo path right.

* Fix curl command.

* Maybe this is closer to the right path...

* Okay, look one directory deeper...

* Temporarily print STB compilation failure.

* Try to use absolute path for STB inclusion test.

* Oops, fix syntax.

* Try using REALPATH instead.

* Try just skipping the check...

* Try specifying BLAS and LAPACK locations directly.

* Try to figure out what is going on.

* Are we even using the correct FindArmadillo script?

* Try specifying the libraries manually.

* Try disabling the wrapper library.

* What version of CMake is this?

* Print the configuration.

* What if we specify these library locations?

* Double-check: this should fail.

* Okay, that actually surprisingly did not fail.

* Fix style issues.

* Compress into only one GHA file so all the jobs show up in the same place.

* Try to use absolute path to OpenBLAS.

* Try to fix path mangling on Windows.

* Fix STB path and no PS please.

* Try to fix output on Windows tests.

* Call test from the right place.

* Remove some unnecessary output.

* Try just running the test.

* What is going on, why doesn't the test run?

* Try just running the test with PowerShell.

* Maybe I have the filename wrong?

* PowerShell makes me angry...

* Right, .exe is the suffix...

* I love PowerShell!

* Okay, forget PowerShell.

* Can we even run the test?

* Is it a DLL search path issue?

* Okay, I think this might work for Windows.

* Fix porting of new r2u/p3m workflow (hopefully).

* Fix possibly incorrect variable name.

* Reduce the number of macOS jobs.

* Fix name of job.

* Remove potentially unnecessary step.

* Document CI changes and reorganize jobs for better viewing.

* Remove invalid link.  (Awesome that the link check build picked this up.)
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CMake

# Author: Omar Shrit
#[=======================================================================[.rst:
TestForSTB
----------
Test to verify if the available version of STB contains a working static
implementation that can be used from multiple translation units.
::
CMAKE_HAS_WORKING_STATIC_STB - defined by the results
#]=======================================================================]
if(NOT DEFINED CMAKE_HAS_WORKING_STATIC_STB)
message(STATUS "Check that STB static implementation mode links correctly...")
set(TEST_CXX_DEFS "")
if (NOT STB_INCLUDE_NEEDS_STB_SUFFIX)
set(TEST_CXX_DEFS "-DMLPACK_HAS_NO_STB_DIR")
endif ()
try_compile(CMAKE_HAS_WORKING_STATIC_STB
${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/CMakeFiles/CMakeTmp/
SOURCES
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/CMake/stb/main.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/CMake/stb/a.cpp
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/CMake/stb/b.cpp
CMAKE_FLAGS "-DINCLUDE_DIRECTORIES=${STB_IMAGE_INCLUDE_DIR}"
COMPILE_DEFINITIONS "${TEST_CXX_DEFS}"
OUTPUT_VARIABLE out)
if (CMAKE_HAS_WORKING_STATIC_STB)
message(STATUS "Check that STB static implementation mode links "
"correctly... success")
message(STATUS
"Determining if STB's static implementation can link correctly passed "
"with the following output:\n${out}\n\n")
set(CMAKE_HAS_WORKING_STATIC_STB 1 CACHE INTERNAL
"Does STB static implementation mode link correctly")
file(APPEND ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}${CMAKE_FILES_DIRECTORY}/CMakeOutput.log
"Determining if STB's static implementation can link correctly passed "
"with the following output:\n${out}\n\n")
else ()
message(STATUS "Check that STB static implementation mode links "
"correctly... fail")
message(STATUS
"Determining if STB's static implementation can link correctly failed "
"with the following output:\n${out}\n\n")
set(CMAKE_HAS_WORKING_STATIC_STB 0 CACHE INTERNAL
"Does STB static implementation mode link correctly")
file(APPEND ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}${CMAKE_FILES_DIRECTORY}/CMakeError.log
"Determining if STB's static implementation can link correctly failed "
"with the following output:\n${out}\n\n")
endif ()
endif()