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Pierre Rossi authored
Having ninja in the PATH should be good enough. If that didn't work, we try to find it in the most logical location relative to CHROMIUM_SRC_DIR and bail out otherwise. Since it seems unlikely to vary, and can be convenient to keep persistent, we put it in .qmake.cache if qmake uses a cache.
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# Map to the correct target type for gypdefineReplace(toGypTargetType) { equals(TEMPLATE, "app"):return("executable") equals(TEMPLATE, "lib") { CONFIG(static): return("static_library") return("shared_library") } return("none")}defineReplace(getOutDir) { # FIXME: rely on env variable in here and in the gyp_qtwebengine script, à la WEBKITOUTPUTDIR return("$$QTWEBENGINE_ROOT/out")}defineReplace(getConfigDir) { CONFIG(release, debug|release):return("Release") return("Debug")}defineReplace(findMocables) { input = $$1 for (file, input): \ infiles += $$absolute_path($$file, $$_PRO_FILE_PWD_) mocables = $$system("$$QTWEBENGINE_ROOT/build/scripts/find-mocables $$infiles") mocables = $$replace(mocables, $$_PRO_FILE_PWD_$${QMAKE_DIR_SEP}, '') return($$mocables)}defineReplace(mocOutput) { out = $$1 # The order is important, since the output of the second replace would end up accidentaly transformed by the first one out = $$replace(out, ^(.*)($$join(QMAKE_EXT_CPP,|)), $${QMAKE_CPP_MOD_MOC}\\1$${QMAKE_EXT_CPP_MOC}) out = $$replace(out, ^(.*)($$join(QMAKE_EXT_H,|)), $${QMAKE_H_MOD_MOC}\\1$${first(QMAKE_EXT_CPP)}) return($$out)}defineReplace(findNinja) { !isEmpty(CACHED_NINJA_EXECUTABLE):exists($$CACHED_NINJA_EXECUTABLE): return($$CACHED_NINJA_EXECUTABLE) out = $$system("which ninja 2>/dev/null") # Try to be smart about it if we know where the chromium sources are located isEmpty(CHROMIUM_SRC_DIR): message(foobar) !exists($$out):!isEmpty(CHROMIUM_SRC_DIR): out = $$absolute_path("../depot_tools/ninja", $$CHROMIUM_SRC_DIR) !exists($$out): error("Ninja executable can't be found.") cache(CACHED_NINJA_EXECUTABLE, set, out) return($$out)}