nixpkgs/pkgs/development/cuda-modules/generic-builders/manifest.nix
Connor Baker 93b08a7061 {pkgs/development/cuda-modules,pkgs/test/cuda,pkgs/top-level/cuda-packages.nix}: reformat all CUDA files with nixfmt-rfc-style 2023-03-01
```bash
nix run github:NixOS/nixpkgs/ab6071eb54cc9b66dda436111d4f569e4e56cbf4#nixfmt-rfc-style -L --allow-import-from-derivation -- pkgs/development/cuda-modules pkgs/test/cuda pkgs/top-level/cuda-packages.nix
```
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{
# General callPackage-supplied arguments
autoAddDriverRunpath,
autoAddCudaCompatRunpath,
autoPatchelfHook,
backendStdenv,
fetchurl,
lib,
lndir,
markForCudatoolkitRootHook,
flags,
stdenv,
hostPlatform,
# Builder-specific arguments
# Short package name (e.g., "cuda_cccl")
# pname : String
pname,
# Common name (e.g., "cutensor" or "cudnn") -- used in the URL.
# Also known as the Redistributable Name.
# redistName : String,
redistName,
# If libPath is non-null, it must be a subdirectory of `lib`.
# The contents of `libPath` will be moved to the root of `lib`.
libPath ? null,
# See ./modules/generic/manifests/redistrib/release.nix
redistribRelease,
# See ./modules/generic/manifests/feature/release.nix
featureRelease,
cudaMajorMinorVersion,
}:
let
inherit (lib)
attrsets
lists
meta
strings
trivial
licenses
teams
sourceTypes
;
# Get the redist architectures for which package provides distributables.
# These are used by meta.platforms.
supportedRedistArchs = builtins.attrNames featureRelease;
# redistArch :: String
# The redistArch is the name of the architecture for which the redistributable is built.
# It is `"unsupported"` if the redistributable is not supported on the target platform.
redistArch = flags.getRedistArch hostPlatform.system;
sourceMatchesHost = flags.getNixSystem redistArch == stdenv.hostPlatform.system;
in
backendStdenv.mkDerivation (finalAttrs: {
# NOTE: Even though there's no actual buildPhase going on here, the derivations of the
# redistributables are sensitive to the compiler flags provided to stdenv. The patchelf package
# is sensitive to the compiler flags provided to stdenv, and we depend on it. As such, we are
# also sensitive to the compiler flags provided to stdenv.
inherit pname;
inherit (redistribRelease) version;
# Don't force serialization to string for structured attributes, like outputToPatterns
# and brokenConditions.
# Avoids "set cannot be coerced to string" errors.
__structuredAttrs = true;
# Keep better track of dependencies.
strictDeps = true;
# NOTE: Outputs are evaluated jointly with meta, so in the case that this is an unsupported platform,
# we still need to provide a list of outputs.
outputs =
let
# Checks whether the redistributable provides an output.
hasOutput =
output:
attrsets.attrByPath [
redistArch
"outputs"
output
] false featureRelease;
# Order is important here so we use a list.
possibleOutputs = [
"bin"
"lib"
"static"
"dev"
"doc"
"sample"
"python"
];
# Filter out outputs that don't exist in the redistributable.
# NOTE: In the case the redistributable isn't supported on the target platform,
# we will have `outputs = [ "out" ] ++ possibleOutputs`. This is of note because platforms which
# aren't supported would otherwise have evaluation errors when trying to access outputs other than `out`.
# The alternative would be to have `outputs = [ "out" ]` when`redistArch = "unsupported"`, but that would
# require adding guards throughout the entirety of the CUDA package set to ensure `cudaSupport` is true --
# recall that OfBorg will evaluate packages marked as broken and that `cudaPackages` will be evaluated with
# `cudaSupport = false`!
additionalOutputs =
if redistArch == "unsupported" then possibleOutputs else builtins.filter hasOutput possibleOutputs;
# The out output is special -- it's the default output and we always include it.
outputs = [ "out" ] ++ additionalOutputs;
in
outputs;
# Traversed in the order of the outputs speficied in outputs;
# entries are skipped if they don't exist in outputs.
outputToPatterns = {
bin = [ "bin" ];
dev = [
"share/pkgconfig"
"**/*.pc"
"**/*.cmake"
];
lib = [
"lib"
"lib64"
];
static = [ "**/*.a" ];
sample = [ "samples" ];
python = [ "**/*.whl" ];
};
# Useful for introspecting why something went wrong. Maps descriptions of why the derivation would be marked as
# broken on have badPlatforms include the current platform.
# brokenConditions :: AttrSet Bool
# Sets `meta.broken = true` if any of the conditions are true.
# Example: Broken on a specific version of CUDA or when a dependency has a specific version.
brokenConditions = { };
# badPlatformsConditions :: AttrSet Bool
# Sets `meta.badPlatforms = meta.platforms` if any of the conditions are true.
# Example: Broken on a specific architecture when some condition is met (like targeting Jetson).
badPlatformsConditions = {
"No source" = !sourceMatchesHost;
};
# src :: Optional Derivation
src = trivial.pipe redistArch [
# If redistArch doesn't exist in redistribRelease, return null.
(redistArch: redistribRelease.${redistArch} or null)
# If the release is non-null, fetch the source; otherwise, return null.
(trivial.mapNullable (
{ relative_path, sha256, ... }:
fetchurl {
url = "https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/${redistName}/redist/${relative_path}";
inherit sha256;
}
))
];
# Handle the pkg-config files:
# 1. No FHS
# 2. Location expected by the pkg-config wrapper
# 3. Generate unversioned names too
postPatch = ''
for path in pkg-config pkgconfig ; do
[[ -d "$path" ]] || continue
mkdir -p share/pkgconfig
mv "$path"/* share/pkgconfig/
rmdir "$path"
done
for pc in share/pkgconfig/*.pc ; do
sed -i \
-e "s|^cudaroot\s*=.*\$|cudaroot=''${!outputDev}|" \
-e "s|^libdir\s*=.*/lib\$|libdir=''${!outputLib}/lib|" \
-e "s|^includedir\s*=.*/include\$|includedir=''${!outputDev}/include|" \
"$pc"
done
# E.g. cuda-11.8.pc -> cuda.pc
for pc in share/pkgconfig/*-"$majorMinorVersion.pc" ; do
ln -s "$(basename "$pc")" "''${pc%-$majorMinorVersion.pc}".pc
done
'';
env.majorMinorVersion = cudaMajorMinorVersion;
# We do need some other phases, like configurePhase, so the multiple-output setup hook works.
dontBuild = true;
nativeBuildInputs =
[
autoPatchelfHook
# This hook will make sure libcuda can be found
# in typically /lib/opengl-driver by adding that
# directory to the rpath of all ELF binaries.
# Check e.g. with `patchelf --print-rpath path/to/my/binary
autoAddDriverRunpath
markForCudatoolkitRootHook
]
# autoAddCudaCompatRunpath depends on cuda_compat and would cause
# infinite recursion if applied to `cuda_compat` itself (beside the fact
# that it doesn't make sense in the first place)
++ lib.optionals (pname != "cuda_compat" && flags.isJetsonBuild) [
# autoAddCudaCompatRunpath must appear AFTER autoAddDriverRunpath.
# See its documentation in ./setup-hooks/extension.nix.
autoAddCudaCompatRunpath
];
buildInputs = [
# autoPatchelfHook will search for a libstdc++ and we're giving it
# one that is compatible with the rest of nixpkgs, even when
# nvcc forces us to use an older gcc
# NB: We don't actually know if this is the right thing to do
stdenv.cc.cc.lib
];
# Picked up by autoPatchelf
# Needed e.g. for libnvrtc to locate (dlopen) libnvrtc-builtins
appendRunpaths = [ "$ORIGIN" ];
# NOTE: We don't need to check for dev or doc, because those outputs are handled by
# the multiple-outputs setup hook.
# NOTE: moveToOutput operates on all outputs:
# https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/2920b6fc16a9ed5d51429e94238b28306ceda79e/pkgs/build-support/setup-hooks/multiple-outputs.sh#L105-L107
installPhase =
let
mkMoveToOutputCommand =
output:
let
template = pattern: ''moveToOutput "${pattern}" "${"$" + output}"'';
patterns = finalAttrs.outputToPatterns.${output} or [ ];
in
strings.concatMapStringsSep "\n" template patterns;
in
# Pre-install hook
''
runHook preInstall
''
# Handle the existence of libPath, which requires us to re-arrange the lib directory
+ strings.optionalString (libPath != null) ''
full_lib_path="lib/${libPath}"
if [[ ! -d "$full_lib_path" ]] ; then
echo "${finalAttrs.pname}: '$full_lib_path' does not exist, only found:" >&2
find lib/ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 >&2
echo "This release might not support your CUDA version" >&2
exit 1
fi
echo "Making libPath '$full_lib_path' the root of lib" >&2
mv "$full_lib_path" lib_new
rm -r lib
mv lib_new lib
''
# Create the primary output, out, and move the other outputs into it.
+ ''
mkdir -p "$out"
mv * "$out"
''
# Move the outputs into their respective outputs.
+ strings.concatMapStringsSep "\n" mkMoveToOutputCommand (builtins.tail finalAttrs.outputs)
# Add a newline to the end of the installPhase, so that the post-install hook doesn't
# get concatenated with the last moveToOutput command.
+ "\n"
# Post-install hook
+ ''
runHook postInstall
'';
doInstallCheck = true;
allowFHSReferences = true; # TODO: Default to `false`
postInstallCheck = ''
echo "Executing postInstallCheck"
if [[ -z "''${allowFHSReferences-}" ]] ; then
mapfile -t outputPaths < <(for o in $(getAllOutputNames); do echo "''${!o}"; done)
if grep --max-count=5 --recursive --exclude=LICENSE /usr/ "''${outputPaths[@]}" ; then
echo "Detected references to /usr" >&2
exit 1
fi
fi
'';
# libcuda needs to be resolved during runtime
autoPatchelfIgnoreMissingDeps = [
"libcuda.so"
"libcuda.so.*"
];
# The out output leverages the same functionality which backs the `symlinkJoin` function in
# Nixpkgs:
# https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/d8b2a92df48f9b08d68b0132ce7adfbdbc1fbfac/pkgs/build-support/trivial-builders/default.nix#L510
#
# That should allow us to emulate "fat" default outputs without having to actually create them.
#
# It is important that this run after the autoPatchelfHook, otherwise the symlinks in out will reference libraries in lib, creating a circular dependency.
postPhases = [ "postPatchelf" ];
# For each output, create a symlink to it in the out output.
# NOTE: We must recreate the out output here, because the setup hook will have deleted it if it was empty.
postPatchelf = ''
mkdir -p "$out"
for output in $(getAllOutputNames); do
if [[ "$output" != "out" ]]; then
${meta.getExe lndir} "''${!output}" "$out"
fi
done
'';
# Make the CUDA-patched stdenv available
passthru.stdenv = backendStdenv;
# Setting propagatedBuildInputs to false will prevent outputs known to the multiple-outputs
# from depending on `out` by default.
# https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/2920b6fc16a9ed5d51429e94238b28306ceda79e/pkgs/build-support/setup-hooks/multiple-outputs.sh#L196
# Indeed, we want to do the opposite -- fat "out" outputs that contain all the other outputs.
propagatedBuildOutputs = false;
# By default, if the dev output exists it just uses that.
# However, because we disabled propagatedBuildOutputs, dev doesn't contain libraries or
# anything of the sort. To remedy this, we set outputSpecified to true, and use
# outputsToInstall, which tells Nix which outputs to use when the package name is used
# unqualified (that is, without an explicit output).
outputSpecified = true;
meta = {
description = "${redistribRelease.name}. By downloading and using the packages you accept the terms and conditions of the ${finalAttrs.meta.license.shortName}";
sourceProvenance = [ sourceTypes.binaryNativeCode ];
broken = lists.any trivial.id (attrsets.attrValues finalAttrs.brokenConditions);
platforms = trivial.pipe supportedRedistArchs [
# Map each redist arch to the equivalent nix system or null if there is no equivalent.
(builtins.map flags.getNixSystem)
# Filter out unsupported systems
(builtins.filter (nixSystem: !(strings.hasPrefix "unsupported-" nixSystem)))
];
badPlatforms =
let
isBadPlatform = lists.any trivial.id (attrsets.attrValues finalAttrs.badPlatformsConditions);
in
lists.optionals isBadPlatform finalAttrs.meta.platforms;
license = licenses.unfree;
maintainers = teams.cuda.members;
# Force the use of the default, fat output by default (even though `dev` exists, which
# causes Nix to prefer that output over the others if outputSpecified isn't set).
outputsToInstall = [ "out" ];
};
})