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Cargo.toml
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Cargo.toml
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[workspace]
resolver = "2"
## Here, we specify that all subdirectories in the kernel/ and applications/ directories should be built,
## except for those starting with a "." So, we build all kernel and application crates except hidden directories.
##
## The `members` field of this workspace is used to specify all of the crates that are built
## when the entire workspace is built, e.g., with `cargo build --workspace` or `cargo build --all`.
##
## Note that a full workspace build will *not* include crates that are explicitly excluded below.
members = [
"theseus_features", ## Must be included to realize global Cargo features across Theseus.
"kernel/[!.]*/",
"applications/[!.]*/",
]
## Default members are the crates built by default if no specific packages (crates)
## are specified when invoking `cargo build`.
## Currently, this is only relevant when overriding the Makefile's default `FEATURES`,
## which has the default value of `--workspace`, ensuring that all `members` above
## are built even when `FEATURES` is explicitly set when invoking `make`.
##
## So far, this includes only the minimum crates required to allow Theseus to boot.
default-members = [
"theseus_features", ## Must be included to realize global Cargo features across Theseus.
"kernel/nano_core",
]
exclude = [
## Exclude the build directories
"build",
"target",
## Exclude configuration, tools, scripts, etc
"cfg",
"compiler_plugins",
"scripts",
"tools",
## Exclude old components
"old_crates",
## Exclude third-party libs and ports for now.
## This allows Theseus crates that *are* included in a build to pull these
## third-party crates in only when needed to fulfill their dependencies.
"libs",
"ports",
## Exclude tlibc and libtheseus, which are currently built separately.
"tlibc",
"libtheseus",
########################################################################################
## Below, we exclude things that should NEVER be considered part of Theseus's workspace.
########################################################################################
##
## Note that if you simply need to exclude something from a custom build of Theseus,
## it's best to add that crate as an optional dependency and then create a feature
## to enable it in a non-workspace build (i.e., when not calling `cargo build --all`).
## Exclude kernel crates that exist purely for testing or benchmarking purposes.
"kernel/libtest",
"kernel/test_thread_local",
"kernel/unified_channel",
## Exclude benchmark-related crates in all builds; they must be explicitly included via features.
## TODO: move these to a specific "benches" folder so we can exclude that entire folder.
"applications/bm",
"applications/channel_eval",
"applications/heap_eval",
"applications/rq_eval",
"applications/scheduler_eval",
## Exclude application crates used for testing specific Theseus functionality.
## TODO: move these to a specific "tests" folder so we can exclude that entire folder.
"applications/test_aligned_page_allocation",
"applications/test_async",
"applications/test_backtrace",
"applications/test_block_io",
"applications/test_channel",
"applications/test_filerw",
"applications/test_identity_mapping",
"applications/test_ixgbe",
"applications/test_libc",
"applications/test_mlx5",
"applications/test_panic",
"applications/test_preemption_counter",
"applications/test_restartable",
"applications/test_scheduler",
"applications/test_std_fs",
"applications/test_sync_block",
"applications/test_task_cancel",
"applications/test_tls",
"applications/test_wait_queue",
"applications/test_wasmtime",
"applications/unwind_test",
]
[patch.crates-io]
### use our own version of volatile which supports zerocopy
volatile = { git = "https://github.com/theseus-os/volatile" }
### use our own no_std-compatilbe getopts
getopts = { git = "https://github.com/theseus-os/getopts" }
### Patch `libc` so we can use libc-specific types when using `cfg(target_os = "theseus")`.
libc = { git = "https://github.com/theseus-os/libc", branch = "theseus" }
### Patch `core2` with newer functions from `std::io`, e.g., additional `Seek` trait functions
core2 = { path = "libs/core2" }
### Patch `bincode` because the version on crates.io doesn't handle no_std features correctly.
bincode = { git = "https://github.com/bincode-org/bincode" }
##############################################################################################
#################### Below are patches for wasmtime-related crates. ##########################
##############################################################################################
wasmparser = { git = "https://github.com/theseus-os/wasm-tools", branch = "no-std-wasmparser" }
backtrace = { path = "ports/backtrace" }
region = { path = "ports/region" }
noline = { git = "https://github.com/theseus-os/noline", branch = "history-dedup" }
target-lexicon = { git = "https://github.com/theseus-os/target-lexicon", branch = "theseus" }
### These profiles fix the new rustc behavior of splitting one crate into many object files.
### That messes up our module loading, which is bad!
### See this link about profiles: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html
# workaround rust-lang/rust#47074
[profile.dev]
codegen-units = 1
incremental = false
# workaround rust-lang/rust#47074
[profile.release]
codegen-units = 1
incremental = false