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This adds targets which test our Dawn, GL, and Vulkan backends.
It follows the hierarchical filegroup pattern, as
outlined in https://skia-review.googlesource.com/c/skia/+/543977
Suggested Review order:
- tools/sk_app/BUILD.bazel. For many things in tools, I anticipate
they will depend on //:skia_core and other //tools targets.
sk_app shows this off, as well how to make the target
specific to a given platform and pull in the proper native code.
I'm trying out setting test_only = True, to see if we can
partition Skia's tests and helpers from the actual Skia library.
- other changes to //tools/, especially looking at sk_app's
dependencies.
- //example/BUILD.bazel. This uses the cc_binary_with_flags which
existed previously [1] to make it so people don't have to
specify all the flags for a given binary and can build it as is.
These targets nows how up in //bazel/Makefile
- //include/... and //src/..., where some typos from previous
CLs were fixed and rules expanded.
- Misc changes to .cpp files to remove unnecessary includes
that were assuming the GL backend was being compiled in.
- All other changes
[1]
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| .. | ||
| angle2 | ||
| brotli | ||
| cpu-features | ||
| d3d12allocator | ||
| dng_sdk | ||
| etc1 | ||
| expat | ||
| freetype2 | ||
| harfbuzz | ||
| highway | ||
| icu | ||
| imgui | ||
| libjpeg-turbo | ||
| libjxl | ||
| libmicrohttpd | ||
| libpng | ||
| libwebp | ||
| lua | ||
| native_app_glue | ||
| oboe | ||
| piex | ||
| rive | ||
| sfntly | ||
| skcms | ||
| spirv-cross | ||
| vulkanmemoryallocator | ||
| wuffs | ||
| zlib | ||
| BUILD.bazel | ||
| BUILD.gn | ||
| README | ||
| third_party.gni | ||
The third_party directory contains a set of dependencies from outside sources that are needed to build various components and tools within Skia. Some of these dependencies reside within the Skia repo, while others are pulled from other repositories and placed in the third_party/externals directory during build. These external dependencies are defined in a DEPS file. Products in third_party are subject to their own respective license terms. The license for each project should be included in the source itself via a license header or file. If the source itself does not include a license header or file, create a README that refers to reliable documentation of the project's license terms on the web.