import os
def dependencies(target):
- return ('libcxml', '7b4ecc3')
+ return (('asdcplib-cth', 'f3b0fb8'), ('libcxml', 'a8d8cba'), ('libdcp', '0c70427'))
def build(target, options):
- cmd = './waf configure --prefix=%s' % target.work_dir_cscript()
+ cmd = './waf configure --prefix=%s' % target.directory
if target.platform == 'linux':
cmd += ' --static'
+ if target.distro == 'centos':
+ cmd += ' --disable-tests'
+ if target.version == '7':
+ # Centos 7 ships with glibmm 2.50.0 which requires C++11
+ # but its compiler (gcc 4.8.5) defaults to C++97. Go figure.
+ # I worry that this will cause ABI problems but I don't have
+ # a better solution.
+ cmd += ' --force-cpp11'
+ if target.distro == 'mageia' and target.version == '6':
+ # Mageia 6 pulls the same stunt except it's libxml++ that requires C++11
+ cmd += ' --force-cpp11'
if target.debug:
cmd += ' --enable-debug'
+ if target.platform == 'windows':
+ cmd += ' --target-windows --disable-tests'
target.command(cmd)
target.command('./waf build install')
os.makedirs('build/doc')
target.command('doxygen')
return os.path.abspath('build/doc/html')
+
+def test(target, test):
+ if target.platform != 'windows':
+ target.set('LC_ALL', 'C')
+ if test is None:
+ target.command('run/tests')
+ else:
+ target.command('run/tests --run_test=%s' % test)