115 lines
4.3 KiB
Ruby
115 lines
4.3 KiB
Ruby
class BoostPython < Formula
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homepage "http://www.boost.org"
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url "https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/boost/boost/1.58.0/boost_1_58_0.tar.bz2"
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sha256 "fdfc204fc33ec79c99b9a74944c3e54bd78be4f7f15e260c0e2700a36dc7d3e5"
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head "https://github.com/boostorg/boost.git"
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bottle do
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cellar :any
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sha256 "7f627fb1887ecaaea4b6b363d300a21c5274a1607c7dc64f2114d3794b5fec11" => :yosemite
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sha256 "6239719b00615abb9ce2bd40c680b14182325c2e1844c1bea410c002b42ce1db" => :mavericks
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sha256 "24acf2ddde1edfabe04239856dec6ce85e8652f3c0d5d8cf357b219c2bf3272a" => :mountain_lion
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end
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option :universal
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option :cxx11
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option "without-python", "Build without python 2 support"
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depends_on :python3 => :optional
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if build.cxx11?
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depends_on "boost" => "c++11"
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else
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depends_on "boost"
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end
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fails_with :llvm do
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build 2335
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cause "Dropped arguments to functions when linking with boost"
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end
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stable do
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# don't explicitly link a Python framework
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# https://github.com/boostorg/build/pull/78
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patch do
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url "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/tdsmith/9026da299ac1bfd3f419/raw/b73a919c38af08941487ca37d46e711864104c4d/boost-python.diff"
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sha256 "9f374761ada11eecd082e7f9d5b80efeb387039d3a290f45b61f0730bce3801a"
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end
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end
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def install
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ENV.universal_binary if build.universal?
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# "layout" should be synchronized with boost
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args = ["--prefix=#{prefix}",
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"--libdir=#{lib}",
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"-d2",
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"-j#{ENV.make_jobs}",
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"--layout=tagged",
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"--user-config=user-config.jam",
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"threading=multi,single",
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"link=shared,static"]
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args << "address-model=32_64" << "architecture=x86" << "pch=off" if build.universal?
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# Build in C++11 mode if boost was built in C++11 mode.
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# Trunk starts using "clang++ -x c" to select C compiler which breaks C++11
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# handling using ENV.cxx11. Using "cxxflags" and "linkflags" still works.
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if build.cxx11?
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args << "cxxflags=-std=c++11"
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if ENV.compiler == :clang
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args << "cxxflags=-stdlib=libc++" << "linkflags=-stdlib=libc++"
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end
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elsif Tab.for_name("boost").cxx11?
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odie "boost was built in C++11 mode so boost-python must be built with --c++11."
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end
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# disable python detection in bootstrap.sh; it guesses the wrong include directory
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# for Python 3 headers, so we configure python manually in user-config.jam below.
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inreplace "bootstrap.sh", "using python", "#using python"
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Language::Python.each_python(build) do |python, version|
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py_prefix = `#{python} -c "from __future__ import print_function; import sys; print(sys.prefix)"`.strip
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py_include = `#{python} -c "from __future__ import print_function; import distutils.sysconfig; print(distutils.sysconfig.get_python_inc(True))"`.strip
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open("user-config.jam", "w") do |file|
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# Force boost to compile with the desired compiler
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file.write "using darwin : : #{ENV.cxx} ;\n"
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file.write <<-EOS.undent
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using python : #{version}
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: #{python}
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: #{py_include}
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: #{py_prefix}/lib ;
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EOS
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end
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system "./bootstrap.sh", "--prefix=#{prefix}", "--libdir=#{lib}", "--with-libraries=python",
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"--with-python=#{python}", "--with-python-root=#{py_prefix}"
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system "./b2", "--build-dir=build-#{python}", "--stagedir=stage-#{python}",
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"python=#{version}", *args
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end
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lib.install Dir["stage-python3/lib/*py*"] if build.with?("python3")
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lib.install Dir["stage-python/lib/*py*"] if build.with?("python")
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end
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test do
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(testpath/"hello.cpp").write <<-EOS.undent
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#include <boost/python.hpp>
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char const* greet() {
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return "Hello, world!";
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}
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BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(hello)
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{
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boost::python::def("greet", greet);
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}
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EOS
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Language::Python.each_python(build) do |python, _|
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pyflags = (`#{python}-config --includes`.strip +
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`#{python}-config --ldflags`.strip).split(" ")
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system ENV.cxx, "-shared", "hello.cpp", "-lboost_#{python}", "-o", "hello.so", *pyflags
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output = `#{python} -c "from __future__ import print_function; import hello; print(hello.greet())"`
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assert output.include?("Hello, world!")
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end
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end
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end
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