build-pv

name	build-pv
description	Format and build Proxy Verifier.

Build Proxy Verifier

Proxy Verifier is built with CMake and the checked-in presets. The main build choices are:

• dev-external: use a prebuilt dependency tree such as /opt/pv_libs.
• dev-bootstrap: let CMake fetch and build the QUIC/TLS dependencies.
• dev-external-asan: ASan build with a prebuilt dependency tree.
• dev-bootstrap-asan: ASan build with CMake-managed dependencies.
• portable-external: portable release build using /opt/pv_libs.
• portable-bootstrap: portable release build with CMake-managed dependencies.
• native-external: host-tuned dynamic build using /opt/pv_libs.
• native-bootstrap: host-tuned dynamic build with CMake-managed dependencies.

Dependency build

Proxy verifier can still use an external dependency tree in /opt/pv_libs. If that directory does not exist, or if the user explicitly asks to rebuild it, run the following:

sudo rm -rf /opt/pv_libs # If the user is asking to reinstall the libraries.
tools/build-library-dependencies.sh /opt/pv_libs

macOS notes

On macOS, prefer Apple clang over a Homebrew LLVM clang if the latter appears earlier in PATH:

export CC="$(xcrun -find clang)"
export CXX="$(xcrun -find clang++)"
export SDKROOT="$(xcrun --show-sdk-path)"

The dependency script expects a sane autotools install and will fail fast if autoreconf, autoconf, or automake are not runnable. If that happens, fix the local environment instead of working around it in the script. On macOS, the first repair step should be:

brew reinstall perl autoconf automake

Build commands

For an external dependency tree where the dependencies live in /opt/pv_libs:

cmake --preset dev-external
cmake --build --preset dev-external --parallel

For CMake-managed dependency bootstrap:

cmake --preset dev-bootstrap
cmake --build --preset dev-bootstrap --parallel

On macOS, keep the CC, CXX, and SDKROOT exports above in the environment for the CMake configure and build as well.