
This helps avoid issue when the bzip2 or libogg are compiled before header is generated for them. In theory, we shouldn't do that, but I guess dependency calculation through include directives doesn't work when the file doesn't exist.
27 lines
693 B
Python
27 lines
693 B
Python
#! /usr/bin/env python
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# encoding: utf-8
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def options(opt):
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pass
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def configure(conf):
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conf.define('_GNU_SOURCE', 1)
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conf.define('BZ_NO_STDIO', 1)
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if conf.env.DEST_OS == 'win32':
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conf.define('BZ_LCCWIN32', 1)
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else:
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conf.define('BZ_UNIX', 1)
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def build(bld):
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bld(features = 'subst', source = 'bzip2/bz_version.h.in', target = 'bzip2/bz_version.h', BZ_VERSION='1.1.0-fwgs', name = 'bz_version')
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bz_sources = ['bzip2/blocksort.c', 'bzip2/huffman.c', 'bzip2/crctable.c', 'bzip2/randtable.c', 'bzip2/compress.c', 'bzip2/decompress.c', 'bzip2/bzlib.c']
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bld.stlib(
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source = bz_sources,
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target = 'bzip2',
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use = 'bz_version',
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includes = 'bzip2/',
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export_includes = 'bzip2/'
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)
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