Jói
2012/10/31 21:18:27
perhaps comment that this is a generated file?
perhaps comment that this is a generated file?
mkosiba (inactive)
2012/10/31 22:41:26
I always thought it is a BAD IDEA(tm) to generate
I always thought it is a BAD IDEA(tm) to generate code to the source tree.. we
have a system of generating the jni header to the out/ folder in place already,
why do we need to depart from it in this case?
John Knottenbelt
2012/11/02 14:48:25
The file *is* generated to the out/Debug/gen direc
On 2012/10/31 22:41:26, Martin Kosiba wrote:
> I always thought it is a BAD IDEA(tm) to generate code to the source tree.. we
> have a system of generating the jni header to the out/ folder in place
already,
> why do we need to depart from it in this case?
The file *is* generated to the out/Debug/gen directory. The gyp file adds that
to the include path. I added this rule because otherwise checkdeps complains
that no rule exists to allow the include.
joth
2012/11/02 15:18:53
gotcha. I think the normal pattern it to just say
On 2012/11/02 14:48:25, John Knottenbelt wrote:
> On 2012/10/31 22:41:26, Martin Kosiba wrote:
> > I always thought it is a BAD IDEA(tm) to generate code to the source tree..
we
> > have a system of generating the jni header to the out/ folder in place
> already,
> > why do we need to depart from it in this case?
>
> The file *is* generated to the out/Debug/gen directory. The gyp file adds that
> to the include path. I added this rule because otherwise checkdeps complains
> that no rule exists to allow the include.
gotcha. I think the normal pattern it to just say "+jni" in the DEPS.
(see base/DEPS, content/DEPS etc)
On 2012/11/02 14:48:25, John Knottenbelt wrote:
> On 2012/10/31 22:41:26, Martin Kosiba wrote:
> > I always thought it is a BAD IDEA(tm) to generate code to the source tree..
we
> > have a system of generating the jni header to the out/ folder in place
> already,
> > why do we need to depart from it in this case?
>
> The file *is* generated to the out/Debug/gen directory. The gyp file adds that
> to the include path. I added this rule because otherwise checkdeps complains
> that no rule exists to allow the include.
Issue 11293017: Move navigation interception component to content/components
(Closed)
Created 8 years, 1 month ago by John Knottenbelt
Modified 8 years, 1 month ago
Reviewers: Jói, joth, mkosiba (inactive), jam, Yaron, Torne
Base URL: svn://svn.chromium.org/chrome/trunk/src
Comments: 26