skia2/gyp/canvas_state_lib.gyp
scroggo 24519371cb Run CanvasState test across a library boundary.
Refactor CanvasStateTest to pull out functions which can
either be called directly or from a shared library. Add a
command line flag to pass in the path to a library to open
to call those functions from.

Separate different CanvasTest tests into separate DEF_TEST
tests. This allows them to be run in parallel.

Move the ifdefs outside of function declarations to skip
running CanvasTest tests which do nothing.

Add the canvas_state_lib target. It is a shared library that
exports some functions to be called by another version of
Skia.

BUG=b/15693384
R=djsollen@google.com, reed@google.com

Author: scroggo@google.com

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/400043003
2014-07-22 12:38:55 -07:00

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# Building test for running CanvasState
# HOW TO USE:
# This target is not included in normal Skia builds. In order to build it,
# you need to run gyp_skia on this file. This target also requires the
# variable skia_pic to be used during building:
#
# GYP_DEFINES=skia_pic=1 ./gyp_skia gyp/canvas_state_lib.gyp
# ninja -C out/Debug canvas_state_lib
#
# This will create the shared library libcanvas_state_lib.so. That can
# be passed to tests to test passing an SkCanvas between versions of
# Skia. See tests/CanvasStateTest.cpp for more info.
{
'targets' : [
{
'target_name' : 'canvas_state_lib',
'type' : 'shared_library',
# FIXME: Is there a way to ensure that -fPIC was used for skia_lib?
'dependencies' : [ 'skia_lib.gyp:skia_lib'],
'sources' : [
'../tests/CanvasStateHelpers.cpp',
],
'cflags' : [
'-fPIC',
],
},
{
# Dummy 'most' target, since gyp_skia sets 'most' to be the default.
'target_name' : 'most',
'type' : 'none',
'dependencies' : [
'canvas_state_lib',
],
}
],
}