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# Copyright 2014 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
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# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# This file should be included in all .gyp files used by Cobalt. Normally,
# this should be done automatically by gyp_cobalt.
{
'variables': {
# Cobalt variables.
# Whether Cobalt is being built.
'cobalt': 1,
# Similarly to chromium_code, marks the projects that are created by the
# Cobalt team and thus are held to the highest standards of code health.
'cobalt_code%': 0,
# Contains the current build configuration.
'cobalt_config%': 'gold',
'cobalt_fastbuild%': 0,
# Enable support for the map to mesh filter, which is primarily used to
# implement spherical video playback.
'enable_map_to_mesh%': 0,
# Enables embedding Cobalt as a shared library within another app. This
# requires a 'lib' starboard implementation for the corresponding platform.
'cobalt_enable_lib%': 0,
# Contains the current font package selection. This can be used to trade
# font quality, coverage, and latency for different font package sizes.
# The font package can be one of the following options:
# 'expanded' -- The largest package. It includes everything in the
# 'standard' package, along with 'bold' weight CJK. It is
# recommended that 'local_font_cache_size_in_bytes' be
# increased to 24MB when using this package to account for
# the extra memory required by bold CJK. This package is
# ~48.7MB.
# 'standard' -- The default package. It includes all sans-serif, serif,
# and FCC fonts, non-CJK fallback fonts in both 'normal' and
# 'bold' weights, and 'normal' weight CJK ('bold' weight CJK
# is synthesized from it). This package is ~29.4MB.
# 'limited_with_jp' -- A significantly smaller package than 'standard'.
# This package removes all but 'normal' and 'bold' weighted
# sans-serif and serif, removes the FCC fonts (which must be
# provided by the system or downloaded from the web),
# removes the 'bold' weighted non-CJK fallback fonts (the
# 'normal' weight is still included and is used to
# synthesize bold), and replaces standard CJK with low
# quality CJK. However, higher quality Japanese is still
# included. Because low quality CJK cannot synthesize bold,
# bold glyphs are unavailable in Chinese and Korean. This
# package is ~10.9MB.
# 'limited' -- A smaller package than 'limited_with_jp'. The two packages
# are identical with the exception that 'limited' does not
# include the higher quality Japanese font; instead it
# relies on low quality CJK for all CJK characters. Because
# low quality CJK cannot synthesize bold, bold glyphs are
# unavailable in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. This package
# is ~7.7MB.
# 'minimal' -- The smallest possible font package. It only includes
# Roboto's Basic Latin characters. Everything else must be
# provided by the system or downloaded from the web. This
# package is ~16.4KB.
# NOTE: When bold is needed, but unavailable, it is typically synthesized,
# resulting in lower quality glyphs than those generated directly from
# a bold font. However, this does not occur with low quality CJK,
# which is not high enough quality to synthesize. Its glyphs always
# have a 'normal' weight.
'cobalt_font_package%': 'standard',
# Font package overrides can be used to modify the files included within the
# selected package. The following values are available:
# -1 -- The package value for the specified category is not overridden.
# 0 -- The package value is overridden and no fonts for the specified
# category are included.
# 1 -- The package value is overridden and fonts from the specified
# category with a weight of 'normal' and a style of 'normal' are
# included.
# 2 -- The package value is overridden and fonts from the specified
# category with a weight of either 'normal' or bold' and a style of
# 'normal' are included.
# 3 -- The package value is overridden and fonts from the specified
# category with a weight of either 'normal' or 'bold' and a style of
# either 'normal' or 'italic' are included.
# 4 -- The package value is overridden and all available fonts from the
# specified category are included. This may include additional
# weights beyond 'normal' and 'bold'.
# See content/fonts/README.md for details on the specific values used by
# each of the packages use for the various font categories.
'cobalt_font_package_override_named_sans_serif%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_named_serif%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_named_fcc_fonts%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_fallback_lang_non_cjk%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_fallback_lang_cjk%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_fallback_lang_cjk_low_quality%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_fallback_lang_jp%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_fallback_emoji%': -1,
'cobalt_font_package_override_fallback_symbols%': -1,
# Build version number.
'cobalt_version%': 0,
# Contains the name of the hosting OS. The value is defined by gyp_cobalt.
'host_os%': 'win',
# The "real" target_arch that is used to select the correct delegate source.
# TODO: Investigate why adding % will break the build on platforms
# other than Windows
# TODO: Remove after starboard.
'actual_target_arch': '<(target_arch)',
# The target platform id as a string, like 'ps3', 'ps4', etc..
'sb_target_platform': '',
# The operating system of the target, separate from the target_arch. In many
# cases, an 'unknown' value is fine, but, if set to 'linux', then we can
# assume some things, and it'll save us some configuration time.
'target_os%': 'unknown',
# Defines what kind of rasterizer will be used. This can be adjusted to
# force a stub graphics implementation or software graphics implementation.
# It can be one of the following options:
# 'hardware' -- As much hardware acceleration of graphics commands as
# possible. Required for 360 rendering.
# 'software' -- Perform most rasterization using the CPU and only interact
# with the GPU to send the final image to the output window.
# 'stub' -- Stub graphics rasterization. A rasterizer object will
# still be available and valid, but it will do nothing.
'rasterizer_type%': 'hardware',
# If set to 1, will enable support for rendering only the regions of the
# display that are modified due to animations, instead of re-rendering the
# entire scene each frame. This feature can reduce startup time where
# usually there is a small loading spinner animating on the screen. On GLES
# renderers, Cobalt will attempt to implement this support by using
# eglSurfaceAttrib(..., EGL_SWAP_BEHAVIOR, EGL_BUFFER_PRESERVED), otherwise
# the dirty region will be silently disabled. On Blitter API platforms,
# if this is enabled, we explicitly create an extra offscreen full-size
# intermediate surface to render into. Note that some GLES driver
# implementations may internally allocate an extra full screen surface to
# support this feature.
'render_dirty_region_only%': 1,
# Modify this value to adjust the default rasterizer setting for your
# platform.
'default_renderer_options_dependency%': '<(DEPTH)/cobalt/renderer/default_options_starboard.gyp:default_options',
# Allow throttling of the frame rate. This is expressed in terms of
# milliseconds and can be a floating point number. Keep in mind that
# swapping frames may take some additional processing time, so it may be
# better to specify a lower delay. For example, '33' instead of '33.33'
# for 30 Hz refresh.
'cobalt_minimum_frame_time_in_milliseconds%': '16.4',
# Cobalt will call eglSwapInterval() and specify this value before calling
# eglSwapBuffers() each frame.
'cobalt_egl_swap_interval%': 1,
# The variables allow changing the target type on platforms where the
# native code may require an additional packaging step (ex. Android).
'gtest_target_type%': 'executable',
'final_executable_type%': 'executable',
'posix_emulation_target_type%': 'static_library',
'webkit_target_type%': 'static_library',
# Set to 1 to build with DIAL support.
'in_app_dial%': 0,
# Set to 1 to enable a custom MediaSessionClient.
'custom_media_session_client%': 0,
# Set to 1 to enable H5vccAccountManager.
'enable_account_manager%': 0,
# Set to 1 to enable H5vccCrashLog.
'enable_crash_log%': 0,
# Set to 1 to compile with SPDY support.
'enable_spdy%': 0,
# Halt execution on failure to allocate memory.
'abort_on_allocation_failure%': 1,
# Used by cobalt/media/media.gyp to pick a proper media platform.
'sb_media_platform%': 'starboard',
'sb_has_deploy_step%': 0,
# Needed for backwards compatibility with lbshell code.
'lbshell_root%': '<(DEPTH)/lbshell',
# The relative path from src/ to the directory containing the
# starboard_platform.gyp file. It is currently set to
# 'starboard/<(target_arch)' to make semi-starboard platforms work.
# TODO: Set the default value to '' once all semi-starboard platforms are
# moved to starboard.
'starboard_path%': 'starboard/<(target_arch)',
# List of platform-specific targets that get compiled into cobalt.
'cobalt_platform_dependencies%': [],
# The source of EGL and GLES headers and libraries.
# Valid values (case and everything sensitive!):
# 'none' - No EGL + GLES implementation is available on this platform.
# 'system_gles3' - Use the system implementation of EGL + GLES3. The
# headers and libraries must be on the system include and
# link paths.
# 'system_gles2' - Use the system implementation of EGL + GLES2. The
# headers and libraries must be on the system include and
# link paths.
# 'glimp' - Cobalt's own EGL + GLES2 implementation. This requires a
# valid Glimp implementation for the platform.
# 'angle' - A DirectX-to-OpenGL adaptation layer. This requires a valid
# ANGLE implementation for the platform.
# Choosing an unsupported value will result in a GYP error:
# "cobalt/renderer/egl_and_gles/egl_and_gles_<gl_type>.gyp not found"
'gl_type%': 'system_gles2',
# Temporary indicator for Tizen - should eventually move to feature defines.
'tizen_os%': 0,
# Cache parameters
# The following set of parameters define how much memory is reserved for
# different Cobalt caches. These caches affect CPU *and* GPU memory usage.
#
# The sum of the following caches effectively describes the maximum GPU
# texture memory usage (though it doesn't consider video textures and
# display color buffers):
# - skia_cache_size_in_bytes (GLES2 rasterizer only)
# - scratch_surface_cache_size_in_bytes
# - surface_cache_size_in_bytes
# - image_cache_size_in_bytes
# - skia_glyph_atlas_width * skia_glyph_atlas_height
#
# The other caches affect CPU memory usage.
# Determines the capacity of the skia cache. The Skia cache is maintained
# within Skia and is used to cache the results of complicated effects such
# as shadows, so that Skia draw calls that are used repeatedly across
# frames can be cached into surfaces. This setting is only relevant when
# using the hardware-accelerated Skia rasterizer (e.g. as opposed to the
# Blitter API).
'skia_cache_size_in_bytes%': 4 * 1024 * 1024,
# Determines the capacity of the scratch surface cache. The scratch
# surface cache facilitates the reuse of temporary offscreen surfaces
# within a single frame. This setting is only relevant when using the
# hardware-accelerated Skia rasterizer.
'scratch_surface_cache_size_in_bytes%': 0,
# Determines the capacity of the surface cache. The surface cache tracks
# which render tree nodes are being re-used across frames and stores the
# nodes that are most CPU-expensive to render into surfaces.
'surface_cache_size_in_bytes%': 0,
# Determines the capacity of the image cache, which manages image surfaces
# downloaded from a web page. While it depends on the platform, often (and
# ideally) these images are cached within GPU memory.
# Set to -1 to automatically calculate the value at runtime, based on
# features like windows dimensions and the value of
# SbSystemGetTotalGPUMemory().
'image_cache_size_in_bytes%': -1,
# Determines the capacity of the local font cache, which manages all fonts
# loaded from local files. Newly encountered sections of font files are
# lazily loaded into the cache, enabling subsequent requests to the same
# file sections to be handled via direct memory access. Once the limit is
# reached, further requests are handled via file stream.
# Setting the value to 0 disables memory caching and causes all font file
# accesses to be done using file streams.
'local_font_cache_size_in_bytes%': 16 * 1024 * 1024,
# Determines the capacity of the remote font cache, which manages all
# fonts downloaded from a web page.
'remote_font_cache_size_in_bytes%': 4 * 1024 * 1024,
# Determines the capacity of the mesh cache. Each mesh is held compressed
# in main memory, to be inflated into a GPU buffer when needed for
# projection. When set to 'auto', will be adjusted according to whether
# the enable_map_to_mesh is true or not. If enable_map_to_mesh is false,
# then the mesh cache size will be set to 0.
'mesh_cache_size_in_bytes%': 'auto',
# Only relevant if you are using the Blitter API.
# Determines the capacity of the software surface cache, which is used to
# cache all surfaces that are rendered via a software rasterizer to avoid
# re-rendering them.
'software_surface_cache_size_in_bytes%': 8 * 1024 * 1024,
# Modifying this value to be non-1.0f will result in the image cache
# capacity being cleared and then temporarily reduced for the duration that
# a video is playing. This can be useful for some platforms if they are
# particularly constrained for (GPU) memory during video playback. When
# playing a video, the image cache is reduced to:
# image_cache_size_in_bytes *
# image_cache_capacity_multiplier_when_playing_video.
'image_cache_capacity_multiplier_when_playing_video%': '1.0f',
# Determines the size in pixels of the glyph atlas where rendered glyphs are
# cached. The resulting memory usage is 2 bytes of GPU memory per pixel.
# When a value is used that is too small, thrashing may occur that will
# result in visible stutter. Such thrashing is more likely to occur when CJK
# language glyphs are rendered and when the size of the glyphs in pixels is
# larger, such as for higher resolution displays.
# The negative default values indicates to the engine that these settings
# should be automatically set.
'skia_glyph_atlas_width%': '-1',
'skia_glyph_atlas_height%': '-1',
# Determines the size of garbage collection threshold. After this many bytes
# have been allocated, the mozjs garbage collector will run. Lowering this
# has been found to reduce performance and decrease JavaScript memory usage.
# For example, we have measured on at least one platform that performance
# becomes 7% worse on average in certain cases when adjusting this number
# from 8MB to 1MB.
'mozjs_garbage_collection_threshold_in_bytes%': 8 * 1024 * 1024,
# Compiler configuration.
# The following variables are used to specify compiler and linker
# flags by build configuration. Platform specific .gypi includes and
# .gyp targets can use them to add additional flags.
'compiler_flags%': [],
'linker_flags%': [],
'compiler_flags_debug%': [],
'compiler_flags_c_debug%': [],
'compiler_flags_cc_debug%': [],
'linker_flags_debug%': [],
'compiler_flags_devel%': [],
'compiler_flags_c_devel%': [],
'compiler_flags_cc_devel%': [],
'linker_flags_devel%': [],
'compiler_flags_qa%': [],
'compiler_flags_c_qa%': [],
'compiler_flags_cc_qa%': [],
'linker_flags_qa%': [],
'compiler_flags_gold%': [],
'compiler_flags_c_gold%': [],
'compiler_flags_cc_gold%': [],
'linker_flags_gold%': [],
'compiler_flags_host%': [],
'compiler_flags_c_host%': [],
'compiler_flags_cc_host%': [],
'linker_flags_host%': [],
'platform_libraries%': [],
# The only currently-supported Javascript engine is 'mozjs'.
# TODO: Figure out how to massage gyp the right way to make this work
# as expected, rather than requiring it to be set for each platform.
#'javascript_engine%': 'mozjs',
# Disable jit and run in interpreter-only mode by default. It can be set to
# 1 to run in jit mode. We have found that disabling jit often results in
# faster JavaScript execution and lower memory usage.
# Setting this to 1 on a platform or engine for which there is no JIT
# implementation is a no-op.
'cobalt_enable_jit%': 0,
# Customize variables used by Chromium's build/common.gypi.
# Disable a check that looks for an official google api key.
'use_official_google_api_keys': 0,
# Prevents common.gypi from running a bash script which is not required
# to compile Cobalt.
'clang_use_chrome_plugins': 0,
# Disables treat warnings as errors.
'werror': '',
# Cobalt doesn't currently support tcmalloc.
'linux_use_tcmalloc': 0,
# The event polling mechanism available on this platform to support libevent.
# Platforms may redefine to 'poll' if necessary.
# Other mechanisms, e.g. devpoll, kqueue, select, are not yet supported.
'sb_libevent_method%': 'epoll',
# Use media source extension implementation that is conformed to the
# Candidate Recommandation of July 5th 2016.
'cobalt_media_source_2016%': 0,
# Note that the following media buffer related variables are only used when
# |cobalt_media_source_2016| is set to 1.
# This can be set to "memory" or "file". When it is set to "memory", the
# media buffers will be stored in main memory allocated by SbMemory
# functions. When it is set to "file", the media buffers will be stored in
# a temporary file in the system cache folder acquired by calling
# SbSystemGetPath() with "kSbSystemPathCacheDirectory". Note that when its
# value is "file" the media stack will still allocate memory to cache the
# the buffers in use.
'cobalt_media_buffer_storage_type%': 'memory',
# The amount of memory that will be used to store media buffers allocated
# during system startup. To allocate a large chunk at startup helps with
# reducing frafmentation and can avoid failures to allocate incrementally.
# This can be set to 0.
'cobalt_media_buffer_initial_capacity%': 26 * 1024 * 1024,
# When the media stack needs more memory to store media buffers, it will
# allocate extra memory in units of |cobalt_media_buffer_allocation_unit|.
# This can be set to 0, in which case the media stack will allocate extra
# memory on demand. When |cobalt_media_buffer_initial_capacity| and this
# value are both set to 0, the media stack will allocate individual buffers
# directly using SbMemory functions.
'cobalt_media_buffer_allocation_unit%': 0 * 1024 * 1024,
# Specifies the maximum amount of memory used by audio or text buffers of
# media source before triggering a garbage collection. A large value will
# cause more memory being used by audio buffers but will also make
# JavaScript app less likely to re-download audio data. Note that the
# JavaScript app may experience significant difficulty if this value is too
# low.
'cobalt_media_buffer_non_video_budget%': 5 * 1024 * 1024,
# Specifies the maximum amount of memory used by video buffers of media
# source before triggering a garbage collection when the video resolution is
# lower than 1080p (1920x1080). A large value will cause more memory being
# used by video buffers but will also make JavaScript app less likely to
# re-download video data. Note that the JavaScript app may experience
# significant difficulty if this value is too low.
'cobalt_media_buffer_video_budget_1080p%': 16 * 1024 * 1024,
# Specifies the maximum amount of memory used by video buffers of media
# source before triggering a garbage collection when the video resolution is
# lower than 4k (3840x2160). A large value will cause more memory being
# used by video buffers but will also make JavaScript app less likely to
# re-download video data. Note that the JavaScript app may experience
# significant difficulty if this value is too low.
'cobalt_media_buffer_video_budget_4k%': 60 * 1024 * 1024,
},
'target_defaults': {
'variables': {
# The condition that operates on cobalt_code is in a target_conditions
# section, and will not have access to the default fallback value of
# cobalt_code at the top of this file, or to the cobalt_code
# variable placed at the root variables scope of .gyp files, because
# those variables are not set at target scope. As a workaround,
# if cobalt_code is not set at target scope, define it in target scope
# to contain whatever value it has during early variable expansion.
# That's enough to make it available during target conditional
# processing.
'cobalt_code%': '<(cobalt_code)',
},
'defines': [
'COBALT',
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_NON_VIDEO_BUDGET=<(cobalt_media_buffer_non_video_budget)',
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_VIDEO_BUDGET_1080P=<(cobalt_media_buffer_video_budget_1080p)',
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_VIDEO_BUDGET_4K=<(cobalt_media_buffer_video_budget_4k)',
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_INITIAL_CAPACITY=<(cobalt_media_buffer_initial_capacity)',
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_ALLOCATION_UNIT=<(cobalt_media_buffer_allocation_unit)',
],
'cflags': [ '<@(compiler_flags)' ],
'ldflags': [ '<@(linker_flags)' ],
'cflags_host': [
'<@(compiler_flags_host)',
'-D__LB_HOST__'
],
'cflags_c_host': [
'<@(compiler_flags_c_host)',
],
'cflags_cc_host': [
'<@(compiler_flags_cc_host)',
],
'ldflags_host': [ '<@(linker_flags_host)' ],
# Location of Cygwin which is used by the build system when running on a
# Windows platform.
'msvs_cygwin_dirs': ['<(DEPTH)/third_party/cygwin'],
# Allows any source file to include files relative to the source tree.
'include_dirs': [ '<(DEPTH)' ],
'libraries': [ '<@(platform_libraries)' ],
'conditions': [
['cobalt_media_source_2016 == 1', {
'defines': [
'COBALT_MEDIA_SOURCE_2016=1',
],
}, {
'defines': [
'COBALT_MEDIA_SOURCE_2012=1',
],
}],
['cobalt_media_buffer_storage_type == "memory"', {
'defines': [
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_STORAGE_TYPE_MEMORY=1',
],
}, {
'defines': [
'COBALT_MEDIA_BUFFER_STORAGE_TYPE_FILE=1',
],
}],
['final_executable_type=="shared_library"', {
'target_conditions': [
['_toolset=="target"', {
'defines': [
# Rewrite main() functions into StarboardMain. TODO: This is a
# hack, it would be better to be more surgical, here.
'main=StarboardMain',
],
'cflags': [
# To link into a shared library on Linux and similar platforms,
# the compiler must be told to generate Position Independent Code.
# This appears to cause errors when linking the code statically,
# however.
'-fPIC',
],
}],
],
}],
['posix_emulation_target_type == "shared_library"', {
'defines': [
'__LB_BASE_SHARED__=1',
],
}],
['webkit_target_type == "shared_library"', {
'defines': [
'COBALT_WEBKIT_SHARED=1',
],
}],
['OS == "lb_shell"', {
'defines': [
'__LB_SHELL__',
],
'include_dirs_target': [
'<(DEPTH)/lbshell/src/platform/<(target_arch)',
'<(DEPTH)/lbshell/src/platform/<(target_arch)/posix_emulation/lb_shell',
# headers that we don't need, but should exist somewhere in the path:
'<(DEPTH)/lbshell/src/platform/<(target_arch)/posix_emulation/place_holders',
# TODO: This is needed to support the option to include
# posix_emulation.h to all compiled source files. This dependency
# should be refactored and removed.
'<(DEPTH)/lbshell/src',
],
}], # OS == "lb_shell"
['OS == "starboard"', {
'target_conditions': [
['_toolset=="target"', {
# Keeps common Starboard target changes in the starboard project.
'includes': [
'../../../starboard/starboard_base_target.gypi',
],
}],
],
}], # OS == "starboard"
['in_app_dial == 1', {
'defines': [
'DIAL_SERVER',
],
}],
['enable_file_scheme == 1', {
'defines': [
'COBALT_ENABLE_FILE_SCHEME',
],
}],
['enable_spdy == 0', {
'defines': [
'COBALT_DISABLE_SPDY',
],
}],
],
# TODO: Revisit and remove unused configurations.
'configurations': {
'debug_base': {
'abstract': 1,
# no optimization, include symbols:
'cflags': [ '<@(compiler_flags_debug)' ],
'cflags_c': [ '<@(compiler_flags_c_debug)' ],
'cflags_cc': [ '<@(compiler_flags_cc_debug)' ],
'ldflags': [ '<@(linker_flags_debug)' ],
'defines': [
'ALLOCATOR_STATS_TRACKING',
'COBALT_BOX_DUMP_ENABLED',
'COBALT_BUILD_TYPE_DEBUG',
'COBALT_ENABLE_JAVASCRIPT_ERROR_LOGGING',
'COBALT_SECURITY_SCREEN_CLEAR_TO_UGLY_COLOR',
'_DEBUG',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_COMMAND_LINE_SWITCHES',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_C_VAL',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_CONSOLE',
'ENABLE_DIR_SOURCE_ROOT_ACCESS',
'ENABLE_IGNORE_CERTIFICATE_ERRORS',
'ENABLE_PARTIAL_LAYOUT_CONTROL',
'ENABLE_TEST_RUNNER',
'__LB_SHELL__ENABLE_SCREENSHOT__',
'__LB_SHELL__FORCE_LOGGING__', # TODO: Rename to COBALT_LOGGING_ENABLED.
'SK_DEVELOPER',
],
}, # end of debug_base
'devel_base': {
'abstract': 1,
# optimize, include symbols:
'cflags': [ '<@(compiler_flags_devel)' ],
'cflags_c': [ '<@(compiler_flags_c_devel)' ],
'cflags_cc': [ '<@(compiler_flags_cc_devel)' ],
'ldflags': [ '<@(linker_flags_devel)' ],
'defines': [
'_DEBUG',
'ALLOCATOR_STATS_TRACKING',
'COBALT_BUILD_TYPE_DEVEL',
'COBALT_ENABLE_JAVASCRIPT_ERROR_LOGGING',
'COBALT_SECURITY_SCREEN_CLEAR_TO_UGLY_COLOR',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_COMMAND_LINE_SWITCHES',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_C_VAL',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_CONSOLE',
'ENABLE_DIR_SOURCE_ROOT_ACCESS',
'ENABLE_IGNORE_CERTIFICATE_ERRORS',
'ENABLE_PARTIAL_LAYOUT_CONTROL',
'ENABLE_TEST_RUNNER',
'__LB_SHELL__ENABLE_SCREENSHOT__',
'__LB_SHELL__FORCE_LOGGING__',
'SK_DEVELOPER',
],
}, # end of devel_base
'qa_base': {
'abstract': 1,
# optimize:
'cflags': [ '<@(compiler_flags_qa)' ],
'cflags_c': [ '<@(compiler_flags_c_qa)' ],
'cflags_cc': [ '<@(compiler_flags_cc_qa)' ],
'ldflags': [ '<@(linker_flags_qa)' ],
'defines': [
'ALLOCATOR_STATS_TRACKING',
'COBALT_BUILD_TYPE_QA',
'COBALT_ENABLE_JAVASCRIPT_ERROR_LOGGING',
'COBALT_SECURITY_SCREEN_CLEAR_TO_UGLY_COLOR',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_COMMAND_LINE_SWITCHES',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_C_VAL',
'ENABLE_DEBUG_CONSOLE',
'ENABLE_DIR_SOURCE_ROOT_ACCESS',
'ENABLE_IGNORE_CERTIFICATE_ERRORS',
'ENABLE_PARTIAL_LAYOUT_CONTROL',
'ENABLE_TEST_RUNNER',
'__LB_SHELL__ENABLE_SCREENSHOT__',
'__LB_SHELL__FOR_QA__',
'NDEBUG',
],
}, # end of devel_base
'gold_base': {
'abstract': 1,
# optimize:
'cflags': [ '<@(compiler_flags_gold)' ],
'cflags_c': [ '<@(compiler_flags_c_gold)' ],
'cflags_cc': [ '<@(compiler_flags_cc_gold)' ],
'ldflags': [ '<@(linker_flags_gold)' ],
'defines': [
'ALLOCATOR_STATS_TRACKING',
'COBALT_BUILD_TYPE_GOLD',
'COBALT_FORCE_CSP',
'COBALT_FORCE_HTTPS',
'__LB_SHELL__FOR_RELEASE__',
'NDEBUG',
'TRACING_DISABLED',
],
}, # end of gold_base
}, # end of configurations
}, # end of target_defaults
# For configurations other than Gold, set the flag that lets test data files
# be copied and carried along with the build.
# Clients must copy over all content; to avoid having to copy over extra data, we
# omit the test data
'conditions': [
['cobalt_config != "gold" and cobalt_enable_lib == 0', {
'variables' : {
'cobalt_copy_debug_console': 1,
'cobalt_copy_test_data': 1,
'enable_about_scheme': 1,
'enable_fake_microphone': 1,
'enable_file_scheme': 1,
'enable_network_logging': 1,
'enable_remote_debugging%': 1,
'enable_screenshot': 1,
'enable_webdriver%': 1,
'sb_allows_memory_tracking': 1,
},
},
{
'variables' : {
'cobalt_copy_debug_console': 0,
'cobalt_copy_test_data': 0,
'enable_about_scheme': 0,
'enable_fake_microphone': 0,
'enable_file_scheme': 0,
'enable_network_logging': 0,
'enable_remote_debugging%': 0,
'enable_screenshot': 0,
'enable_webdriver': 0,
'sb_allows_memory_tracking': 0,
},
}],
],
}