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Signed-off-by: Keith Packard <keithp@keithp.com>
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Change-Id: I0addef3265b5a2b5ec7b902d9c0086725a2ebb15
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Change-Id: I640e45db5d586a379674fb209e38075ba7f0cf29
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One cmake test was looking at ImageMagick_MagickWand_INCLUDE_DIR
instead of ImageMagick_Magick++_INCLUDE_DIR
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The way that the ImageMagick component search calls find_path
multiple times with the same variable but different names
does not expect old cache values in the variable.
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Incorrectly updated the one in VulkanTools insteda of the one
in LoaderAndValidationLayers.
Thanks to Arda for the catch (even though I originally thought
he messed up).
Change-Id: Ic60d68d9c17437c4c711a8b359a8ad9246537e30
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Added a supporting of wayland wsi to cube, tri and smoke.
Change-Id: Ifa291d334cb1ed54018573c970078051c6867d96
Signed-off-by: Mun Gwan-gyeong <elongbug@gmail.com>
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The CMake support files which I added as part of the FindImageMagick.cmake
commit, were not required when we rolled back the files to 2.8. This
caused the XCB code to use the wrong version of the file on some machines
which resulted in XCB not being properly detected.
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Last changes made ImageMagick-6 work, but broke ImageMagick-5.
The issue is that the _ARCH_INCLUDE directories are only present
for ImageMagick-6 and newer. So, Cmake was attempting to use an
undefined variable.
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Karl discovered an issue with the last change to FindImageMagick.cmake.
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The file I added was from Cmake 2.8 and didn't know how to detect ImageMagick-6 on Linux.
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Modified CMake ImageMagick detection logic to work with CMake 2.8.
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Older versions of Cmake didn't like the newer script.
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Also includes changes to allow simultaneous 32-bit and 64-bit Windows builds.
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Add cmake rules to build libintelkmd.a, which implements our KMD interface
using our own stripped-down libdrm. This removes libdrm dependency.
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Add Find{DRM,UDev,XCB}.cmake. Require 2.8.11 for FOUND_VAR support in
find_package_handle_standard_args().
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It is unused. Could be revived anytime if found useful.
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