A Lean executable -- its package plus its configuration.
- pkg : Lake.Package
The package the executable belongs to.
- config : Lake.LeanExeConfig
The executable's user-defined configuration.
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The Lean executables of the package (as an Array).
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- self.leanExes = Lake.RBArray.foldl (fun (a : Array Lake.LeanExe) (v : Lake.LeanExeConfig) => a.push { pkg := self, config := v }) #[] self.leanExeConfigs
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Try to find a Lean executable in the package with the given name.
Equations
- Lake.Package.findLeanExe? name self = Option.map (fun (x : Lake.LeanExeConfig) => { pkg := self, config := x }) (Lake.RBArray.find? self.leanExeConfigs name)
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Converts the executable configuration into a library with a single module (the root).
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Converts the executable into a library with a single module (the root).
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The executable's root module.
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Return the root module if the name matches, otherwise return none.
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The file name of binary executable
(i.e., exeName
plus the platform's exeExtension
).
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The path to the executable in the package's binDir
.
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The executable's supportInterpreter
configuration.
Equations
- self.supportInterpreter = self.config.supportInterpreter
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The arguments to pass to leanc
when linking the binary executable.
By default, the package's plus the executable's moreLinkArgs
.
If supportInterpreter := true
, Lake links directly to the Lean shared
libraries on Windows by prepending -leanshared
and adds -rdynamic
on
other systems.
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The arguments to weakly pass to leanc
when linking the binary executable.
That is, the package's weakLinkArgs
plus the executable's weakLinkArgs
.
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Locate the named, buildable, but not necessarily importable, module in the package.