Azure Pipelines CI for Windows via conda #651
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| - bash: echo "##vso[task.setvariable variable=INSTALLDIR]D:/a/1/s/gmt-install-dir" |
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Here, I use D:/a/1/s rather than $BUILD_SOURCEDIRECTORY (D:\a\1\s).
If $BUILD_SOURCEDIRECTORY is used, then
GMT->session.SHAREDIR = D:��s/gmt-install-dir/share
and gmt will fail to find some files in share directory.
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| cmake .. -G "Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64" -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=${CONDA}/Library |
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-DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=${CONDA}/Library is necessary to let cmake know where to find the DLL files.
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Is there any way to do parallel builds? I'm surprised that it takes so much longer to compile on Windows on a Microsoft platform.
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Ninja does parallel builds. That's what I use.
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I tried ninja once but failed. Have you tried Ninja on your machine? @joa-quim
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I'm not sure on how I can help here. I see that the build fails because though this is not completely new for me (I think I remember to have had people asking me about some similar problem), I never had it, so hard to debug. Regarding the |
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The windows build passes now. It takes ~16 minutes. |
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@leouieda Now the Windows build takes ~9 minutes. |
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* Improve documentation of Figure.logo() - Fix a broken link to gmtlogo documentation - Add option **-V** - Remove option **-p** (not listed in the documentation) - Add option **-S** (new in GMT 6.0) - Option **-D** is no longer required (tested with GMT>=6.1.1) - Remove the test for **-D** Co-authored-by: Wei Ji <[email protected]>
This PR adds the azure-pipelines CI for Windows. The dependencies (netcdf, gdal, et al.) are installed via conda.
The compilation takes about 12 minutes. And the simple tests all passed except the last one.