cef/libcef/features/BUILD.gn

# Copyright 2016 The Chromium Embedded Framework Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.

import("//build/buildflag_header.gni")
import("//cef/libcef/features/features.gni")

# This file is in a separate directory so all targets in the build can refer to
# the buildflag header to get the necessary preprocessor defines without
# bringing in any CEF targets. Other targets can depend on this target
# regardless of whether CEF is being built. Set the `enable_cef=false` GN arg to
# disable the CEF changes when building Chrome.
#
# Example usage:
#
# 1. An existing GN configuration file at path/to/foo/BUILD.gn:
#
#    # Import the `enable_cef` arg.
#    import("//cef/libcef/features/features.gni")
#    ...
#
#    # An existing target that is modified for CEF.
#    # The target type might instead be `component`, `source_set`, etc.
#    static_library("foo") {
#      sources = [ ... ]
#
#      deps = [
#        # Always include the CEF features.
#        "//cef/libcef/features",
#        ...
#      ]
#
#      if (enable_cef) {
#        # Actions to perform when the CEF build is enabled.
#
#        # Optionally include CEF source files directly in this target. This
#        # approach is required for targets that are either directly or
#        # indirectly included in a `component` target (otherwise
#        # `is_component_build=true` builds will fail). Keep in mind that these
#        # files are part of this target instead of the `libcef_static` target
#        # and therefore subject to any target-specific configuration settings
#        # such as include paths, defines, compiler flags, etc.
#        sources += [
#          "//cef/libcef/browser/foo_helper.cc",
#          "//cef/libcef/browser/foo_helper.h",
#        ]
#
#        # Always include the CEF configuration.
#        configs += [ "//cef/libcef/features:config" ]
#     }
#     ...
#   }
#
# 2. An existing C++ source file at path/to/foo/foo.cc:
#
#    // Include the `BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_CEF)` definition.
#    #include "cef/libcef/features/features.h"
#    ...
#
#    #if BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_CEF)
#    // CEF headers here...
#    #include "cef/libcef/browser/foo_helper.h"
#    #else
#    // Chrome headers here...
#    #endif
#
#    // An existing function that is modified for CEF.
#    void DoFoo() {
#    #if BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_CEF)
#      // CEF implementation here...
#      cef_foo_helper::DoFoo();
#    #else
#      // Chrome implementation here...
#    #endif  // !BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_CEF)
#    }
#    ...
#

buildflag_header("features") {
  header = "features.h"

  flags = [
    "ENABLE_ALLOY_BOOTSTRAP=$enable_alloy_bootstrap",
    "ENABLE_CEF=$enable_cef",
    "IS_CEF_SANDBOX_BUILD=$is_cef_sandbox_build",
  ]
}

# Configuration for all targets that include CEF source code library-side.
# See //cef/libcef_includes_config for CEF client-side configuration.
config("config") {
  include_dirs = [
    # cef/include/ directory uses #includes relative to the cef/ directory.
    "//cef",

    # CEF generated header files that also need to be discoverable.
    # These #includes from library-side code will always be prefixed with cef/.
    "$root_build_dir/includes",
  ]
  defines = [
    "BUILDING_CEF_SHARED",
    "USING_CHROMIUM_INCLUDES",
  ]
}