make things a bit more optional for shipped vs. built-in libs re2 and jsoncpp with variables collected at one place.
F30 fails to build because re2 is too small, centos-stream and rhel don't ship them at all while they are included in epel 8 already.
The (misleadingly-named) condition %if 0%{?sse2} (which really meant:
do we want to build both an SSE2 and a non-SSE2 version?) has been
always false for a while now. Hence, delete it from the file list.
drop shadow build (to match other qt5 packages where it has been problematic)
drop upstreamed patches
rebase no-icudtl-dat.patch
pull in upstream gcc8 FTBFS fix
update clean_ffmpeg whitelist
patches needswork: system-nspr-prtime,system-icu-utf,no-sse2,skia-neon,icu59
minimal debug/debuginfo (for now)
use macros %make_build %ldconfig_scriptlets %__ninja %__ninja_common_opts
- no-sse2 patch: First try at cleaning up the V8 x87 backend bitrot, by
porting needed changes from the ia32 SSE2 backend.
- Reduce debugging info on ARM also on F27+ (as on F26- since 5.9.0).
- Update changelog date.
* Revert https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/570351
which assumes that x86 must have SSE (1).
* Fix the wsola_internals.cc patch: xmmintrin.h requires only SSE (1),
not SSE2. (Should not really make a difference in practice though.)
* Fix rebasing copy&paste error in DirectConvolver.cpp.
Add missing libavutil/imgutils.c, libavutil/imgutils.h,
libavutil/imgutils_internal.h and libavcodec/hwaccel.h.
Also update sources with the regenerated and reuploaded tarball.
* Mon Dec 25 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.10.0-1
- Update to 5.10.0
- Update version numbers of bundled stuff
- Drop support for Fedora < 26 (in particular, WEBENGINE_CONFIG F25 workarounds)
- Drop qt57 patch, support for Qt 5.7 was completely dropped upstream
- Update get_free_ffmpeg_source_files.py from Fedora Chromium packaging
- clean_qtwebengine.sh: Update for the changed tarball naming scheme
- Use QMAKE_EXTRA_ARGS instead of the removed WEBENGINE_CONFIG
- Rebase linux-pri, system-nspr-prtime, system-icu-utf, no-sse2, skia-neon and
gn-bootstrap-verbose patches
- In particular, restore the removed V8 x87 backend in the no-sse2 patch
- Re-backport no-aspirational-scripts from upstream (undo 5.9 backport)
- arm-fpu-fix patch: Drop the host tools hunk added in 5.9.0-2, fixed upstream
Also rename the patch file from
qtwebengine-opensource-src-5.9.0-arm-fpu-fix.patch to
qtwebengine-opensource-src-5.9.2-arm-fpu-fix.patch because the patch was
rebased. Otherwise, it is easy to miss that the patch was rebased. (I
did, I only noticed it now while working on the RPM Fusion package. And
I might easily have missed it again and run into a build failure due to
that.)
* Sat Oct 14 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.9.2-2
- Do not call the Chromium unbundling script on re2, QtWebEngine now
auto-detects and uses the system re2 out of the box
- Drop system-re2 patch (patching the no longer used unbundle/re2.gn), the
QtWebEngine re2/BUILD.gn is already correct
* Fri Jun 30 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.9.1-1
- Update to 5.9.1
- Rebase qtbug-61521 patch (drop the parts that are already in 5.9.1)
- Drop backported GN aarch64 patches already included in 5.9.1
* Sun Jun 25 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.9.0-3
- Fix broken binary compatibility for C memory management functions (incomplete
upstream fix for QTBUG-60565)
* Tue Jun 13 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.9.0-2
- arm-fpu-fix patch: Also build the host tools (i.e., GN) with the correct FPU
This ensures GN does not get built with NEON on 32-bit armv7hl. The ARM
builders don't necessarily support NEON. (The Fedora one apparently
does, but the RPM Fusion one apparently does not.)
- Backport upstream patch to fix native builds on ARM and aarch64
(QTBUG-61128)
- Drop "Backport patch to fix FTBFS with GCC on aarch64 from upstream
Chromium"
- Drop "Delete all "toolprefix = " lines from
build/toolchain/linux/BUILD.gn"
* Sat Jun 10 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.9.0-1
- Update to 5.9.0
- Update version numbers of bundled stuff
- Use bundled libsrtp and protobuf, Chromium dropped unbundling support for them
- Add missing Provides: bundled(hunspell) for the spellchecking added in 5.8
- Rebase linux-pri, no-neon, system-icu-utf, no-sse2, arm-fpu-fix,
openmax-dl-neon and webrtc-neon-detect patches (port to GN)
- Sync system-nspr-prtime patch with Debian (they ported it to GN)
- Rebase fix-extractcflag patch
- Restore NEON runtime detection in Skia, drop old skia-neon patch (rewritten)
- Drop webrtc-neon, v8-gcc7, pdfium-gcc7, wtf-gcc7, fix-open-in-new-tab and
fix-dead-keys patches, fixed upstream
- Update system libvpx/libwebp version requirements (libvpx now F25+ only)
- Drop the flag hacks (-g1 -fno-delete-null-pointer-checks) that are fixed
upstream, force -g2 on x86_64 instead
This reverts commit 7816e88f62.
I already told you last time (5.8) that this way of maintaining patches
(importing them all into git and reexporting them from there each time)
is not how I work (I want only those patches rebased and renamed that
actually need rebasing) and that you are only causing me more work.
Please keep your hands off my package from now on.
This reverts commit 024052080f.
I already told you last time (5.8) that this way of maintaining patches
(importing them all into git and reexporting them from there each time)
is not how I work (I want only those patches rebased and renamed that
actually need rebasing) and that you are only causing me more work.
Please keep your hands off my package from now on.
This reverts commit ee046f9af5.
I already told you last time (5.8) that this way of maintaining patches
(importing them all into git and reexporting them from there each time)
is not how I work (I want only those patches rebased and renamed that
actually need rebasing) and that you are only causing me more work.
Please keep your hands off my package from now on.
