`glslang_pch()` did manual mangling of the compiler flags to enable pre-compiled headers.
I couldn't get this approach to work with the `MachineIndependent` subdirectory, but fortunately CMake has added first-class support for precompiled headers in 3.16, which does work with subdirectories.
Moved `glslang_pch()` to the other global function declarations.
`glslang_pch()` is a no-op when using CMake earlier than `3.16`.
CMake's PCH implementation does not need the `pch.cpp` files, so just remove them.
On closer inspection, it appears that nearly all the targets use the `POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE` target option anyway.
Simplify all this away by always being PIC.
Enables `-fPIC` compiler flag even when building statically.
This is helpful for statically linking a `glslang` target into a shared library.
Simplifies the workarounds seen in google/shaderc#1093 to a `set(GLSLANG_BUILD_PIC 1)`.
Default to `-fvisibility=hidden`, and annotate the public glslang interface with `GLSLANG_EXPORT` to change the visibility of these cherry-picked symbols to default.
This is also used by Windows builds for `__declspec(dllexport)`-ing the public DLL interface.
This allows us to classify API changes into those that are publicly backwards compatible, and those that are not.
Note that `libSPIRV` will likely need similar treatment.
Issues: #2283, #1484
This should enable glslang to be used as a dependency of other projects
that target WebAssembly, instead of assuming "EMSCRIPTEN" => "Want
glslang.js".
This CL allows setting the location of glslangValidator and spirv-remap
when calling the runtests script. A test target is added to CMake to
execute runtests and sets the location to the build folder for the two
applications.
This reverts commit 41261d95a417bb3a121c162154d441433705a237.
This reverts commit 7c9accb6534d4cde050555b8091b434dc7e4d218.
Instead of trying to work around all of the potential semicolon issues
in glslang, making it conform to Chromium's style, mark the code
explicitly as non-chromium in the BUILD.gn, so chromium doesn't
attempt to enforce its style rules on glslang.
Fixes#1931
Allows building non-min-size builds with Emscripten.
Adds ENABLE_GLSLANG_WEB_DEVEL.
Moves the glslang.js files to OSDependent/Web.
Small cleanups and docs update.
Save about 100K.
N.B.: This is done by eliminating a function call, at a high level,
not by #ifdef'ing a bunch of code.
Also, removed no longer needed *_EXTENSION #ifdef in the code not
needed by GLSLANG_WEB.
This adds build rules to support generating a WASM binary to be used
on the web. The API exposed to web applications is definated in the
new glslang.js.cpp file.
You may need to install python 3.x and also
[windows users] may need to get it in your path in front of python 2.7.x.
If you don't need the external projects (i.e., SPIRV-Tools) and don't want
to upgrade to python 3, don't create the External subdirectory and CMake
won't require python 3. (CMake has a bug that makes it find the wrong one
on a first pass if the top level does not require the version needed by
lower levels.)
For nested project builds, writing CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX into the cache
ends up affecting other projects. Caching this value doesn't seem to be
required in practice, so this change removes the cache tag.
