1. Deleted headers/shared/
2. Added a Jamfile to src/shared to build it into a static library libshared.a.
3. Removed my changes in the build/jam directory.
4. Have ShowImage include libshared.a.
I forgot to add AboutWindow.h to headers/private/shared. I will do that next.
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despite being talked about repeatedly, does not currently exist.
Adding this required adding some new Jam rules to deal with this shared source
directory and headers. I had some fun figuring this out. Despite writing
articles about Jam in the Haiku newsletter a few years ago I still find Jam to
be a PITA at times.
But my solution seems to work pretty well. Basically you just call the rule
UseSharedSource and pass the name of the shared source file you want to use.
This rule sets up the header directories and the right Jam variables for the
source file. You then add the source file to the source list in the Application
rule like any other source file.
I also made the authors list sent to the about window constructor null
terminated instead of passing the size of the array, as suggested by Hugo.
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* Added new rule HaikuSubInclude for more comfortable subdirectory inclusion.
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turn off the inclusion of src/Jamfile, and the rule DeferredSubInclude to
include a subdirectory in UserBuildConfig. Together they allow a developer
working on a subproject to reduce jam's parsing time when only building the
subproject. Relevant mostly on BeOS; on Linux jam is pretty fast anyway.
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representing the interface for, well, MIME sniffer add-ons.
* Implemented the respective add-on manager and make use of it in
the MIME database code. Unfortunately the MIME DB code completely
lives in libbe.so and hence I had to put my code there too.
IMHO we should (one day) remove the direct (read-only) MIME DB
access from libbe and move everything into the registrar.
Currently the add-on manager supports built-in add-ons only; it
doesn't really load anything from disk ATM.
* Added a built-in text sniffer add-on to the registrar. It's based
upon the BSD file tool code.
This closes bug #250 (plain text files are identified as such, now).
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we use the libstdc++ (including it's headers) that comes with the
compiler.
* Apparently option "-I-" has been deprecated, which is why we now treat the
include stuff a bit differently.
* Removed avcodec from the Haiku image, since the library wouldn't build with
gcc 4, and I'm not in the mood to fix that (declaration of an array of an
incomplete type).
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UseLegacyHeaders and UseLegacyObjectHeaders to use them.
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