A new USE_HTTP define is created to indicate that an HTTP backend is
available (using either libcurl or emscripten platform).
USE_CLOUD now only builds cloud providers storage support, while
USE_SDL_NET determines if a local web server is built.
USE_LIBCURL is now only used when the feature really depends on libcurl
(that is lobby support for Scumm HE).
It's been documented on the wiki for nearly 3 years that MSVC 2015 is
the oldest MSVC release being supported.
AFAICS no-one is actively using any older version nowadays, and C++11
support in MSVC 2013 is incomplete anyway:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/hh567368(v=vs.140)
This means that some old MSVC hacks can be dropped now (not touching
any vendored or generated code having such hacks, though).
Regarding the `configure` script, we now have:
* default: add `-Werror=flag-name` for selected warnings where it's
important to fail early (just `-Werror=return-type` for now)
* --enable-Werror: use `-Werror` for all warnings
* --disable-Werror: don't any `-Werror` flag
For Xcode, `-Werror=return-type` is added to default flags.
For MSVC, equivalent flags have been added to the existing
`globalErrors` list.
Suggested by sluicebox.
It was removed before because the configure script declared it as a
component but the component got renamed and mt32emu is still a feature
(although not declare likewise anymore).
This is complicated to support as the Xcode project is used for MacOS
and iOS/tvOS where ImGui is not supported.
This needs to avoid building of some files in the engines in a selective
way which is not easy to achieve without hacks.
MSVC builds now use the CONSOLE subsystem by default,
just like all our other Windows builds.
--use-windows-subsystem is now available to generate
projects with the WINDOWS subsystem.
Add the definition of SCUMMVM_NEON in create_project for the iOS
and tvOS targets. Do not add the same definition to corresponding
simulators since they can run on x86_64 hosts, which for obvious
reasons lacks support for NEON.
The introduction of Apple M1 processor, which is based on the arm64
architecture, makes it impossible to use fat static libraries for iOS
and tvOS since building libraries for the simulators targeting the
arm64 architecture conflicts with the iOS and tvOS native arm64
libraries. It's not possible to have two arm64 libraries targeting
different platforms in the same fat library.
Apple resolves this problem with XCFrameworks. Each XCFramework
contain an Info.plist specifying which platforms and architectures it
targets.
The new iOS and tvOS library package, scummvm-ios7-libs-v3, utilize
the XCFramework format and includes pre-compiled libraries for both
iOS and tvOS with corresponding simulator.
Add the option to use XCFramework in create_project by passing the
switch '--use-xcframework'
Implement support to use XCFrameworks for iOS, tvOS and macOS. If not
passing '--use-xcframework' to create_project, legacy behaviour is
applied.
This commit also add support for mikmod for tvOS.
Paweł Kołodziejski
Eugene Sandulenko
Cameron Cawley
Le Philousophe
Donovan Watteau
SupSuper
Filippos Karapetis
Michael
Einar Johan Trøan Sømåen
Orgad Shaneh
elasota
polyesterswing
sluicebox
Martin Gerhardy
elasota
Walter Agazzi
Lars Sundström