Install CIRCT outside of conda (add CI to auto-update)

scripts/build-setup.sh

@@ -152,6 +152,44 @@ if run_step "1"; then
     source $CYDIR/.conda-env/etc/profile.d/conda.sh &&
     conda activate $CYDIR/.conda-env
     exit_if_last_command_failed
+
+    # Conda Setup
+    # Provide a sourceable snippet that can be used in subshells that may not have
+    # inhereted conda functions that would be brought in under a login shell that
+    # has run conda init (e.g., VSCode, CI)
+    read -r -d '\0' CONDA_ACTIVATE_PREAMBLE <<'END_CONDA_ACTIVATE'
+if ! type conda >& /dev/null; then
+    echo "::ERROR:: you must have conda in your environment first"
+    return 1  # don't want to exit here because this file is sourced
+fi
+
+# if we're sourcing this in a sub process that has conda in the PATH but not as a function, init it again
+conda activate --help >& /dev/null || source $(conda info --base)/etc/profile.d/conda.sh
+\0
+END_CONDA_ACTIVATE
+
+    replace_content env.sh build-setup-conda "# line auto-generated by $0
+$CONDA_ACTIVATE_PREAMBLE
+conda activate $CYDIR/.conda-env
+source $CYDIR/scripts/fix-open-files.sh"
+
+    # install circt
+    CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR=$CYDIR/.circt
+    rm -rf $CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR
+    $CYDIR/conda-reqs/install-circt/bin/download-release-or-nightly-circt.sh \
+        -f circt-full-shared-linux-x64.tar.gz \
+        -i $CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR \
+        -x $CYDIR/conda-reqs/circt.json \
+        -g null
+
+    replace_content env.sh build-setup-circt "# line auto-generated by $0
+if [ -d "${CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR}/bin" ] && [[ ":$PATH:" != *":${CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR}/bin:"* ]]; then
+    PATH="${PATH:+"$PATH:"}${CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR}/bin"
+fi
+if [ -d "${CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR}/lib" ] && [[ ":$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:" != *":${CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR}/lib:"* ]]; then
+    LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+"$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:"}${CIRCT_INSTALL_DIR}/lib"
+fi
+"
 fi
 
 if [ -z "$FORCE_FLAG" ]; then
@@ -250,26 +288,6 @@ if run_step "10"; then
     exit_if_last_command_failed
 fi
 
-# Conda Setup
-# Provide a sourceable snippet that can be used in subshells that may not have
-# inhereted conda functions that would be brought in under a login shell that
-# has run conda init (e.g., VSCode, CI)
-read -r -d '\0' CONDA_ACTIVATE_PREAMBLE <<'END_CONDA_ACTIVATE'
-if ! type conda >& /dev/null; then
-    echo "::ERROR:: you must have conda in your environment first"
-    return 1  # don't want to exit here because this file is sourced
-fi
-
-# if we're sourcing this in a sub process that has conda in the PATH but not as a function, init it again
-conda activate --help >& /dev/null || source $(conda info --base)/etc/profile.d/conda.sh
-\0
-END_CONDA_ACTIVATE
-
-replace_content env.sh build-setup "# line auto-generated by $0
-$CONDA_ACTIVATE_PREAMBLE
-conda activate $CYDIR/.conda-env
-source $CYDIR/scripts/fix-open-files.sh"
-
 echo "Setup complete!"
 
 } 2>&1 | tee build-setup.log