Native: delete konan_temp right after the compilation instead of on exit
The Kotlin/Native compiler uses `.deleteOnExit()` as a substitute for "delete after the compilation". But when the compiler runs in a Gradle daemon, `.deleteOnExit()` means "delete on Gradle daemon exit", which might be not soon. If a single Gradle daemon runs the compiler many times, the remaining temporary files can consume quite a lot of disk space. For example, this is the case for the Kotlin build. Replace some of `.deleteOnExit()` calls with an explicit removal of temporary files at the end of a compilation session.
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@@ -85,8 +85,12 @@ class K2Native : CLICompiler<K2NativeCompilerArguments>() {
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try {
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val konanConfig = KonanConfig(project, configuration)
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ensureModuleName(konanConfig, environment)
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runTopLevelPhases(konanConfig, environment)
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try {
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ensureModuleName(konanConfig, environment)
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runTopLevelPhases(konanConfig, environment)
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} finally {
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konanConfig.dispose()
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}
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} catch (e: Throwable) {
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if (e is KonanCompilationException || e is CompilationErrorException)
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return ExitCode.COMPILATION_ERROR
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+4
@@ -29,6 +29,10 @@ import org.jetbrains.kotlin.utils.addToStdlib.cast
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class KonanConfig(val project: Project, val configuration: CompilerConfiguration) {
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fun dispose() {
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tempFiles.dispose()
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}
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internal val distribution = run {
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val overridenProperties = mutableMapOf<String, String>().apply {
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configuration.get(KonanConfigKeys.OVERRIDE_KONAN_PROPERTIES)?.let(this::putAll)
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@@ -23,6 +23,13 @@ import org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.file.*
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* If pathToTemporaryDir is given and is not empty then temporary outputs will be preserved
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*/
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class TempFiles(outputPath: String, pathToTemporaryDir: String? = null) {
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fun dispose() {
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if (deleteOnExit) {
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// Note: this can throw an exception if a file deletion is failed for some reason (e.g. OS is Windows and the file is in use).
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dir.deleteRecursively()
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}
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}
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private val outputName = File(outputPath).name
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val deleteOnExit = pathToTemporaryDir == null || pathToTemporaryDir.isEmpty()
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@@ -36,7 +43,7 @@ class TempFiles(outputPath: String, pathToTemporaryDir: String? = null) {
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private val dir by lazy {
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if (deleteOnExit) {
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createTempDir("konan_temp").deleteOnExit()
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createTempDir("konan_temp")
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} else {
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createDirForTemporaryFiles(pathToTemporaryDir!!)
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}
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@@ -55,8 +62,6 @@ class TempFiles(outputPath: String, pathToTemporaryDir: String? = null) {
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* Create file named {name}{suffix} inside temporary dir
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*/
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fun create(prefix: String, suffix: String = ""): File =
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File(dir, "$prefix$suffix").also {
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if (deleteOnExit) it.deleteOnExit()
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}
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File(dir, "$prefix$suffix")
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}
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