Enforce a maximum C recursion depth when printing data structures. This protects against cases where a circular data structure may produce infinite output, blowing the stack. The recursive limit is sufficiently large such that a non-circular structure should not be impacted.
To fixes:
- Prevent segfault setting a global variable to itself
- Do not throw an error when exporting a primitive that is not defined in the current module, as built-ins are always available in any context.
This is a follow up to https://github.com/justinethier/cyclone/pull/482#discussion_r758902860
The -I$(PREFIX)/include needs to be moved away from BASE_CFLAGS since,
otherwise, it will be added *before* ~cc-extra~ and thus (partially)
circumvent the changes from #482. Compare the following two Cyclone
invocations with/without this commit.
Without this commit:
$ ./cyclone -d -A . -A libs -COPT '-Iinclude' -CLNK '-L.' scheme/complex.sld
gcc scheme/complex.c […] -I/usr/include -Wl,--export-dynamic -Iinclude -L/usr/lib -c
With this commit applied:
$ ./cyclone -d -A . -A libs -COPT '-Iinclude' -CLNK '-L.' scheme/complex.sld
gcc scheme/complex.c […] -Wl,--export-dynamic -Iinclude -I/usr/include -c
In #482, I originally removed the -I$(PREFIX)/include from BASE_CFLAGS
entirely. However, back then I forgot to add $(COMP_INCDIRS) to CC_LIB
to account for that. By doing that, this should fix the error from
https://github.com/justinethier/cyclone/pull/482#discussion_r758902860
and align CC_LIB nicely with CC_PROG.
While at it, I also removed $(COMP_LIBDIRS) from CC_LIB, it shouldn't be
needed since the CC_LIB command compiles object files and doesn't do any
linking.
This commit separates include/library search directory options from
"normal" compiler/linker options and places options passed via the
`-COPT`/`-CLNK` command-line flags in-between. This allows overwriting
the default search paths, since contrary to all other options, the
search paths must be prepend for an -I/-L option to take precedence over
an existing one.
This should (hopefully) make it entirely unnecessary to ever build
Cyclone twice in order to have all changes in the current source tree
take effect.
Fixes#476
Only require a single expression argument. The remaining environment arguments are generally not required when debugging from the REPL. This makes expand much easier to use for casual debugging.
