Flip the compile-time enable switch for device orientation to on,
and add a command-line switch to put the functionality behind.
The command-line flag will be used both on the Chromium side,
and in WebKit via WebRuntimeFeatures.
BUG=44654
TEST=browser_tests --gtest_filter=DeviceOrientationEnableSwitchTest.*
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chrome: create an option for using libcros provided by the system; fix all
includes referring to libcros to not include third_party/
* Headers fix is needed to support using system libcros (installed to /usr/include)
* All includes are "", and therefore a local variant in third_party/cros/ is
always preferred, but system will also get picked up as a secondary target
* Fixed chrome/browser/chromeos/cros/synaptics_library.h comments to better
reflect the header placement
* Added a variable system_libcros defaulting to 0
* Gotten rid of duplicate cros_api.gyp
* Changed both places to either link against cros_api or libcrosapi
TEST=build in the following scenarios:
1) libcros not installed, libcros sources in third_party/, !defined system_libcros
- sucess
2) installed libcros, put #error into /usr/include/cros/chromeos_cros_api.h, repeat 1)
- success
3) BUILD_DEFINES+=system_libcros=1, removed libcros from third_party, repeat 2)
- fail (on #error in chromeos_cros_api.h)
4) Installed clean libcros, repeat 3)
- success
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This is so ANGLE will find it.
Also added ANGLE as a Chrome dependency.
There must be a better way to detect whether there is a directxsdk directory in third_party. I'm open to ideas.
TEST=try, check d3dx9 is copied to product dir when building chrome, check ANGLE initializes
BUG=45898
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This is so ANGLE will find it.
Also added ANGLE as a Chrome dependency.
There must be a better way to detect whether there is a directxsdk directory in third_party. I'm open to ideas.
TEST=try, check d3dx9 is copied to product dir when building chrome, check ANGLE initializes
BUG=45898
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The first time I ran it, I got an error and had to run
apt-get install -f, then re-run install-build-deps.sh.
I didn't write down the error so I don't think I can repro.
It almost works, so perhaps the next person can copy down
the error.
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Defined TOUCH_UI flag to wrap touch-related code
Added a gyp flag touchui that enables a TOUCH_UI cpp define to wrap
forthcoming touch-related code.
BUG=NONE
TEST=Compiled with and without touchui set via include.gypi
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Add in two extra libraries needed for building Chromium-for-Chromium OS on a fresh install Ubuntu Lucid 64-bit. Also, start checking for header differences between the 32-bit and 64-bit packages, adding those headers into the 32-bit cons'ed up package install (on Lucid Lynx, the current libcurl4-gnutls-dev package needs this). Clean up any leftover symbolic links that point nowhere. Also take any declared package conflicts and remove them from the Provides line to allow the cons'ed up package to always install (the package derived from libcurl4-gnutls-dev).
BUG=none
TEST=none
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points to avoid the need to link against opengl32.lib. Added
_ATL_NO_OPENGL #define in build/common.gypi to prevent link directive
from forcibly pulling in opengl32.lib for any Chrome code using ATL.
Once upstream code in WebKit is changed to use the new wglew entry
points and remove opengl32.lib from the link line, chrome.dll will no
longer depend on opengl32.dll.
BUG=45586
TEST=ran WebGL with --in-process-webgl
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