With this flag (off by default), all of the dependencies are packaged
into the source archive (including SDL2 etc).
Useful for building on machines without an internet connection.
I've spent some time understanding how the `MpqWriter` works
and cleaned it up a bit and renamed some variables for clarity.
1. Fixes all signedness and clang-tidy warnings.
2. Renames variables, structs, and methods for clarity.
3. Marks structs used for I/O as packed.
4. Adds comments in a few places.
5. Eliminates recursion from `MpqWriter::AllocBlock` (a clang-tidy
warning).
1. Run Docker as the current user instead of root,
removing the need to chown directories.
2. Copy `devilutionx.info` via CMake, removing the need to do it
manually.
3. Cleanup `prep.sh` somewhat.
1. Platform and toolchain files are now all under `platforms/`, with a
single `CMake/platforms/${platform}.cmake` per platform.
2. Custom functions/macros are under `functions/`.
3. Finder modules are in `/finders`.
Changes how dependency options are handled and moves them out of
`CMakeLists.txt`.
Major changes:
1. The static default now takes `TARGET_SUPPORTS_SHARED_LIBS` into account
2. The `DIST` setting no longer affects the static default.
3. The static option is now visible for system dependencies as well.
(it was previously hidden by `cmake_dependent_option`).
4. The auto-detection mechanism for `libfmt` and `SDL_image` only
applies if the setting has not been set.
5. SDL2 on Android is now also linked statically,
resulting in a 1.1 MiB smaller APK.
When using non-system dependencies, the default should always be static,
as there are 2 main use cases for these:
1. Dependencies that we must currently vendor because our forks have
significant changes that are not yet merged/released upstream.
2. Platforms that have no system packages, such as Android and iOS.
In both cases, static linking is the most appropriate default.
SimonCeder
Gleb Mazovetskiy
obligaron
Oleksandr Kalko
Anders Jenbo
Andrew James
staphen
Joerg Wissen
qndel
JoBergeron
Trihedraf
Vladimir Olteanu