Adds Linux CMake presets for coreclr #110029
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| "CLR_CMAKE_TARGET_OS": "linux" | ||
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"CMAKE_C_COMPILER": "clang",
"CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER": "clang++"
Is it using gcc for default? If so, let's default to clang since it's used for most cases.
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It is unspecified by default, so it would use whatever is discovered by CMake via environment variables, kit etc.. I initially set it that way because it is possible to build with both gcc and clang but if we want to be explicit to use clang then that's fine too
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Hmm, for future usage in the repo, the choice of compiler may be passed with cmake command line. A user can always create a user preset with additional specification. I'm then OK to leave it unspecified.
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Let's add linux-arm64 too since it's in official support matrix.
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@MattBolitho I am just curious - what are the steps to be able to debug code in CLion for coreclr repo with sources? |
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The step should be similar to Visual Studio, see #109097 |
I am not asking about debugging with source stepping. I am interested in proper intellisense. From my understanding the workflow is a bit more complex |
Thank you for your feedback! I will tag @jkoritzinsky as they merged the previous PR I referenced.
@EgorBo - I didn't do any deep debugging for the sake of raising this PR yet. My plan is to use |
I noticed when opening this project in CLion on Ubuntu that presets are supported for Windows and macOS but not Linux. As macOS support was added recently in #109061, I thought I'd raise this small PR to include Linux x64 as well.