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- Add CMake v3.3.1 (latest) to DEPS. - Add cmake/bot-cmake.sh to bootstrap CMake then build Skia using that. Works on my Mac and Linux box, both with no system CMake installation. CMake will be ~100M on disk. The first bootstrap takes a couple minutes, and a no-op re-run of bot-cmake.sh takes 15-20 seconds. I thought about having bot-cmake.sh fetch CMake instead of DEPS, but I'm not sure I can handle updates, etc. as robustly as it can. This will only work on Linux and Mac. CMake requires an older CMake on Windows. It doesn't have an equivalent ./bootstrap there. Will have to think about how Windows bots will work! BUG=skia:4269 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1339603003
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#!/bin/sh
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# Copyright 2015 Google Inc.
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#
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# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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# found in the LICENSE file.
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# Script for building with CMake on Skia build bots.
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# If you have CMake installed on your system, you can just use it normally.
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set -e
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set -x
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here=`dirname $0`
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cores=32
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echo "Bootstrapping CMake"
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pushd $here/../third_party/externals/cmake
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./bootstrap --parallel=$cores
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make -j $cores
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popd
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echo "Building with bootstrapped CMake"
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pushd $here
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../third_party/externals/cmake/bin/cmake . -G Ninja
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ninja skia # The default also builds `example`, which I'm leaving a TODO for now.
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popd
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