fontconfig has changed its default git branch from
master to main, and deleted the master branch. This
breaks GTK ci on MacOs, where we use build cairo and
use its fontconfig subproject.
I merged two MRs and broke the build:
- One MR added perf/ to the meson build
- The second MR changed lots of meson code to just dependency objects
instead of just "messing" with include directories and library objects
The result was that perf/meson.build now referred to include objects and
library objects that no longer exist.
Fix this by also using dependency objects in perf/.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
This allows tests xcb-surface-source and xlib-surface-source to run.
Somehow I thought this would be more complicated...
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
This creates one job per cairo backend that is tested on CI. That
backend is then tested in its own job.
One motivation is that this will hopefully be faster, because tests are
run in parallel. Another motivation is that this lets us get around the
one hour time limit per job.
A downside is that the inter-backend tests are not run in CI. For
example, xlib-surface-source requires a working X11 server. I am not
providing that X11 server here.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
Having comma separated lists of test names that we expect to fail leads
to really unreadable and useless diffs. Thus, this commit changes these
lists to be separated by newlines. This change was generated with:
( cd .gitlab-ci ; for x in * ; do tr ',' '\n' < $x > .$x ; mv .$x $x ; done )
The code in .gitlab-ci.yml is changed to use tr again to transfer these
lists back so that everything still works.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
Because shell variables cannot contain &, this character was replaced
with an underscore in the shell variable. However, we can have this
character just fine in the file name. Thus, this commits renames a file
to actually include the proper name of the boilerplate target, which is
xcb-window&.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
Before this commit, .gitlab-ci.yml is way too large, because it contains
the list with all the expected test failure. This commit moves those
lists to extra files.
The files were generated with a shell one-liner:
grep CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE .gitlab-ci.yml | while read line ; do
backend=$(echo $line | cut -f 3 -d ' ' | cut -f1 -d= | sed -e
's/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_//;s/_/-/g') ; content=$(echo $line | cut -f2-
-d=) ; echo $backend ; echo $content >
.gitlab-ci/ignore-${backend}.txt ; done
The changes to .gitlab-ci.yml were also generated with some shell
scripting that generates a sed argument:
grep CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE .gitlab-ci.yml | while read line ; do
backend=$(echo $line | cut -f 3 -d ' ' | cut -f1 -d= ) ; file=$(echo
$backend | sed -e 's/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_//;s/_/-/g') ; printf
"/$backend/s#=.*#=\$(cat .gitlab-ci/ignore-${file}.txt)#;"; done ;
echo
The above can then be applied via (but of course adding ' around it and
I also left out the final ;):
sed -i -e [the output of the above] .gitlab-ci.yml
Just for completeness, [the output of the above] is:
/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_pdf_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-pdf-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_pdf_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-pdf-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_script_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-script-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_image_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-image-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_image_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-image-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_image16_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-image16-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_recording_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-recording-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_recording_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-recording-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_svg11_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-svg11-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_svg11_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-svg11-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_window_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-window-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_window__rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-window--rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_render_0_0_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-render-0-0-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_render_0_0_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-render-0-0-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xcb_fallback_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xcb-fallback-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xlib_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xlib-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xlib_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xlib-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xlib_window_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xlib-window-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xlib_render_0_0_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xlib-render-0-0-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_xlib_fallback_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-xlib-fallback-rgb24.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_quartz_argb32/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-quartz-argb32.txt)#;/CAIRO_TEST_IGNORE_quartz_rgb24/s#=.*#=$(cat
.gitlab-ci/ignore-quartz-rgb24.txt)#;
(All line breaks are only added for readability and are not part of the
one-liners)
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
Trying to build with meson with -Dzlib=disabled failed with the
following error message:
cairo/test/meson.build:599:2: ERROR: Unknown variable
"libcairoscript_dep".
This commit fixes that problem by adding a not-found dependency if
cairo-script is not built.
Additionally, follow-up problems are fixed:
- any2ppm.c still tried to include cairo-script-interpreter.h, which was
not found
- Building cairo-test-trace was attempted, but that also failed because
of missing script support.
Fixes: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/cairo/cairo/-/issues/475
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
For example, to depend on cairo-script, inccairoscript was added to
"include_directories:" and libcairoscript was added to "link_with:".
This commit instead uses the libcairoscript_dep dependency everywhere.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
This adds the code under perf/ to meson. The only testing I did was "it
builds for me". I do not have gtk+2 installed and so I did not even try
whether that thing builds. Besides that, I mostly tried to stay close to
the autofoo build.
There are a couple of shell scripts in src/ that run various tests. This
commit adds them to the meson build.
The one exception is check-def.sh, which I couldn't get to work and thus
only add it commented out.
check-headers.sh and check-plt.sh required some tweaking to get them to
work. check-plt.sh will print an error when run since the file
'.libs/lib*.so' does not exist, but it will still run its check
correctly.
This avoids the risk of encountering undefined behavior when computing the `pixel` pointer (even though it won't actually be used) in the case where the image width or height is zero and the data is NULL. (Observed when called from cairo_pdf_surface code when an extreme scaling transform was present, though I guess there are probably other ways to end up with such an image.)
