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+# Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. |
+# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be |
+# found in the LICENSE file. |
+ |
+{ |
+ 'includes': [ |
+ '../../../../native_client/build/untrusted.gypi', |
+ ], |
+ 'target_defaults': { |
+ # We need to override the variables in untrusted.gypi outside of a |
+ # target_condition block because the target_condition block in |
+ # untrusted gypi is fully evaluated and interpolated before any of the |
+ # target_condition blocks in this file are expanded. This means that any |
+ # variables overriden inside a target_condition block in this file will not |
+ # affect the values in untrusted.gypi. |
+ 'variables': { |
+ 'test_files': [], |
+ 'nacl_newlib_out_dir': '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/nacl_test_data/newlib', |
+ 'out_newlib32': '>(nacl_newlib_out_dir)/>(nexe_target)_newlib_x86_32.nexe', |
+ 'out_newlib64': '>(nacl_newlib_out_dir)/>(nexe_target)_newlib_x86_64.nexe', |
+ 'out_newlib_arm': '>(nacl_newlib_out_dir)/>(nexe_target)_newlib_arm.nexe', |
+ 'nmf_newlib': '>(nacl_newlib_out_dir)/>(nexe_target).nmf', |
+ 'nacl_glibc_out_dir': '<(PRODUCT_DIR)/nacl_test_data/glibc', |
+ 'out_glibc32': '>(nacl_glibc_out_dir)/>(nexe_target)_glibc_x86_32.nexe', |
+ 'out_glibc64': '>(nacl_glibc_out_dir)/>(nexe_target)_glibc_x86_64.nexe', |
+ 'out_glibc_arm': '>(nacl_glibc_out_dir)/>(nexe_target)_glibc_arm.nexe', |
+ 'nmf_glibc': '>(nacl_glibc_out_dir)/>(nexe_target).nmf', |
+ }, |
+ 'dependencies': [ |
+ '<(DEPTH)/ppapi/ppapi_untrusted.gyp:ppapi_cpp_lib', |
+ '<(DEPTH)/ppapi/native_client/native_client.gyp:ppapi_lib', |
+ ], |
+ 'target_conditions': [ |
+ ['test_files!=[] and build_newlib==1', { |
+ 'copies': [ |
+ { |
+ 'destination': '>(nacl_newlib_out_dir)', |
+ 'files': [ |
+ '>@(test_files)', |
+ ], |
+ }, |
+ ], |
+ }], |
+ ['test_files!=[] and "<(target_arch)"!="arm" and disable_glibc==0 and build_glibc==1', { |
+ 'copies': [ |
+ { |
+ 'destination': '>(nacl_glibc_out_dir)', |
+ 'files': [ |
+ '>@(test_files)', |
+ ], |
+ }, |
+ ], |
+ }], |
+ ['nexe_target!=""', { |
+ 'variables': { |
+ # Patch over the fact that untrusted.gypi doesn't define these in all |
+ # cases. |
+ 'enable_x86_64%': 0, |
+ 'enable_x86_32%': 0, |
+ 'enable_arm%': 0, |
+ 'include_dirs': [ |
+ '<(DEPTH)', |
+ ], |
+ 'link_flags': [ |
+ '-lppapi_cpp', |
+ '-lppapi', |
+ '-lpthread', |
+ ], |
+ }, |
+ 'target_conditions': [ |
+ ['build_newlib==1', { |
+ 'actions': [ |
+ { |
+ 'action_name': 'Generate NEWLIB NMF', |
+ # Unlike glibc, nexes are not actually inputs - only the names matter. |
+ # We don't have the nexes as inputs because the ARM nexe may not |
+ # exist. However, VS 2010 seems to blackhole this entire target if |
+ # there are no inputs to this action. To work around this we add a |
+ # bogus input. |
+ 'inputs': [], |
+ 'outputs': ['>(nmf_newlib)'], |
+ 'action': [ |
+ 'python', |
+ '<(DEPTH)/native_client_sdk/src/tools/create_nmf.py', |
+ '>@(_inputs)', |
+ '--output=>(nmf_newlib)', |
+ '--toolchain=newlib', |
+ ], |
+ 'target_conditions': [ |
+ ['enable_x86_64==1', { |
+ 'inputs': ['>(out_newlib64)'], |
+ }], |
+ ['enable_x86_32==1', { |
+ 'inputs': ['>(out_newlib32)'], |
+ }], |
+ ['enable_arm==1', { |
+ 'inputs': ['>(out_newlib_arm)'], |
+ }], |
+ ], |
+ }, |
+ ], |
+ }], |
+ ['"<(target_arch)"!="arm" and disable_glibc==0 and build_glibc==1', { |
+ 'variables': { |
+ # NOTE: Use /lib, not /lib64 here; it is a symbolic link which |
+ # doesn't work on Windows. |
+ 'libdir_glibc64': '>(nacl_glibc_tc_root)/x86_64-nacl/lib', |
+ 'libdir_glibc32': '>(nacl_glibc_tc_root)/x86_64-nacl/lib32', |
+ 'nacl_objdump': '>(nacl_glibc_tc_root)/bin/x86_64-nacl-objdump', |
+ }, |
+ 'actions': [ |
+ { |
+ 'action_name': 'Generate GLIBC NMF and copy libs', |
+ 'inputs': [], |
+ # NOTE: There is no explicit dependency for the lib32 |
+ # and lib64 directories created in the PRODUCT_DIR. |
+ # They are created as a side-effect of NMF creation. |
+ 'outputs': ['>(nmf_glibc)'], |
+ 'action': [ |
+ 'python', |
+ '<(DEPTH)/native_client_sdk/src/tools/create_nmf.py', |
+ '>@(_inputs)', |
+ '--objdump=>(nacl_objdump)', |
+ '--output=>(nmf_glibc)', |
+ '--stage-dependencies=<(nacl_glibc_out_dir)', |
+ '--toolchain=glibc', |
+ ], |
+ 'target_conditions': [ |
+ ['enable_x86_64==1', { |
+ 'inputs': ['>(out_glibc64)'], |
+ 'action': ['--library-path=>(libdir_glibc64)'], |
+ }], |
+ ['enable_x86_32==1', { |
+ 'inputs': ['>(out_glibc32)'], |
+ 'action': ['--library-path=>(libdir_glibc32)'], |
+ }], |
+ # TODO(ncbray) handle arm case. We don't have ARM glibc yet. |
+ ], |
+ }, |
+ ], |
+ }], |
+ ], |
+ }], |
+ ], |
+ }, |
+} |