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A few libraries in the CI don't compile with it
(out of memory).
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Avoid downloading Coq.
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This allows to use fixed commits and not just branches or tags.
We keep using git clone when $FORCE_GIT is set (for projects on
gforge.inria.fr and projects pulling dependencies through git submodules).
fiat-parsers also calls git submodule, but inside its own Makefile.
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When invoking through Makefile we always rebuild dependencies. To skip
dependencies, invoke ci-wrapper directly. We make Circle CI do this.
In order to properly support invoking ci-wrapper directly we replace
"make" in ci-common by a bash function which adds -j to the make
invocation outside submakes. We also set TIMED in the ci-wrapper.
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This puts the boilerplate all in one place
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HoTT still needs to use the submodule, but this will allow us to more easily see where the build fails, if it does
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HoTT, which builds it's own makefile, and supports timing data, makes
use of its own timing script.
Everything else goes through the coq-bundled timing scripts.
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According to
https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Options_002fRecursion.html#Options_002fRecursion
it's not necessary, because we pass `-j ${NJOBS}` to the top-level `make`
invocation in `.travis.yml`. Additionally, explicitly passing `-j` in,
e.g., fiat-crypto, results in error messages such as
```
make[2]: *** write jobserver: Bad file descriptor. Stop.
make[2]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
make[2]: *** write jobserver: Bad file descriptor. Stop.
make[1]: *** [coqprime] Error 2
make[1]: INTERNAL: Exiting with 1 jobserver tokens available; should be 2!
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/travis/build/JasonGross/coq/_build_ci/fiat-c
```
because the `-j` on the `make` in the `ci-fiat-crypto.sh` script
disables jobserver mode, and the submake in fiat-crypto to make coqprime
does not explicitly pass `-j`, and so reenables jobserver mode, and then
`make` gets very confused.
Commit made with
```bash
cd dev/ci
git grep --name-only -- 'make -j ${NJOBS}' | xargs sed s'/make -j \${NJOBS}/make/g' -i
git grep --name-only -- 'make -f Makefile.coq -j ${NJOBS}' | xargs sed s'/make -f Makefile.coq -j \${NJOBS}/make -f Makefile.coq/g' -i
```
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