This change is a result of a discussion thread on freetype-devel
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/freetype-devel/2015-06/msg00041.html
Re-introduce the `freetype2' subdirectory for all FreeType header
files after installation, and rename the `freetype2' subdirectory in
the git repository to `freetype'.
* include/freetype2: Renamed to...
* include/freetype: This.
* CMakeLists.txt (PUBLIC_HEADERS, PUBLIC_CONFIG_HEADERS,
PRIVATE_HEADERS): Updated.
Update creation of `ftconfig.h'.
Install generated `ftconfig.h'.
* Jamfile (HDRMACRO, RefDoc), autogen.sh: Updated.
* builds/amiga/include/config/ftconfig.h, builds/freetype.mk
(PUBLIC_DIR), builds/symbian/bld.inf, builds/toplevel.mk (work),
builds/unix/freetype2.in: Updated.
* builds/unix/freetype-config.in: Updated.
* builds/unix/configure.raw: Don't check for `rmdir'.
* builds/unix/unix-def.in (DELDIR): Use `rm -rf', which is portable
according to the autoconf info manual.
* builds/unix/install.mk (install, uninstall,
distclean_project_unix): Update and simplify.
* builds/wince/*, builds/windows/*: Updated.
* devel/ft2build.h, include/ft2build.h: Updated.
* include/freetype2/config/ftheader.h,
include/freetype2/internal/ftserv.h,
include/freetype2/internal/internal.h: Update all header file
macros.
* src/tools/chktrcmp.py (TRACE_DEF_FILES): Updated.
* docs/*: Updated.
We no longer `pollute' the namespace of possible header file names;
instead we move `ft2build.h' up by one level so that it gets
installed in the default include directory (e.g.,
/usr/local/include). After this commit, only `ft2build.h' stays in
the compiler's include path.
No visible changes for the user who follows the standard FreeType
header inclusion rules.
* include/*: Move to ...
* include/freetype2/*: This directory, except `ft2build.h'.
* CMakeLists.txt (PUBLIC_HEADERS, PUBLIC_CONFIG_HEADERS,
PRIVATE_HEADERS), Jamfile (HDRMACRO, RefDoc), autogen.sh: Updated.
* builds/amiga/include/config/ftconfig.h, builds/freetype.mk
(PUBLIC_DIR), builds/symbian/bld.inf, builds/toplevel.mk (work),
builds/unix/install.mk (install, uninstall),
builds/unix/freetype2.in: Updated.
* builds/unix/freetype-config.in: Updated.
Emit -I directory only if it is not `/usr/include'.
* builds/wince/*, builds/windows/*: Updated.
* devel/ft2build.h, include/ft2build.h: Updated.
* include/freetype2/config/ftheader.h,
include/freetype2/internal/ftserv.h,
include/freetype2/internal/internal.h: Update all header file
macros.
* src/tools/chktrcmp.py (TRACE_DEF_FILES): Updated.
* docs/*: Updated.
This large patch changes the header file directory layout from
`include/freetype/...' to `include/...', effectively removing one
level. Since the file `ft2build.h' is also located in `include'
(and it stays there even after installation), all FreeType header
files are now in a single directory.
Applications that use (a) `freetype-config' or FreeType's
`pkg-config' file to get the include directory for the compiler, and
(b) the documented way for header inclusion like
#include <ft2build.h>
#include FT_FREETYPE_H
...
don't need any change to the source code.
* include/freetype/*: Move up to...
* include/*: ... this directory.
* builds/amiga/include/freetype/*: Move up to...
* builds/amiga/include/*: ... this directory.
*/*: Essentially do `s@/freetype/@/@' where appropriate.
* CMakeList.txt: Simplify.
* builds/unix/freetype-config.in, builds/unix/freetype2.in: For
`--cflags', return a single directory.
* builds/unix/install.mk (install): No longer try to remove `cache'
and `internal' subdirectories; instead, remove the `freetype'
subdirectory.
Currently, it provides FT_Stream_OpenBzip2() that returns
unimplemented error always, to prevent unresolved symbol
error for the applications designed for Unix systems.
* builds/amiga/makefile: Include bzip2.ppc.o built from ftbzip2.c.
* builds/amiga/makefile.os4: Include bzip2.o built from ftbzip2.c.
* builds/amiga/smakefile: Ditto.
(CFLAGS), builds/compiler/gcc.mk (CFLAGS): Remove
-fno-strict-aliasing.
Say you have `(Foo*)x' and want to assign, pass, or return it as
`(Bar*)'. If you simply say `x' or `(Bar*)x', then the C compiler
would warn you that type casting incompatible pointer types breaks
strict-aliasing. The solution is to cast to `(void*)' instead which
is the generic pointer type, so the compiler knows that it should
make no strict-aliasing assumption on `x'. But the problem with
`(void*)x' is that seems like in C++, unlike C, `void*' is not a
generic pointer type and assigning `void*' to `Bar*' without a cast
causes an error. The solution is to cast to `Bar*' too, with
`(Bar*)(void*)x' as the result -- this is what the patch does.
* include/freetype/cache/ftccache.h (FTC_CACHE_LOOKUP_CMP),
include/freetype/cache/ftcmru.h (FTC_MRULIST_LOOKUP_CMP): Remove
cast on lvalue, use a temporary pointer instead.
Cast temporarily to (void*) to not break strict aliasing.
* include/freetype/internal/ftmemory.h (FT_MEM_ALLOC,
FT_MEM_REALLOC, FT_MEM_QALLOC, FT_MEM_QREALLOC, FT_MEM_FREE),
src/base/ftglyph.c (FT_Glyph_To_Bitmap): Cast temporarily to (void*)
to not break strict aliasing.
* src/base/ftinit.c (FT_USE_MODULE): Fix wrong type information.
* builds/unix/configure.ac (XX_CFLAGS): Remove -fno-strict-aliasing.
* src/sfnt/rules.mk (SFNT_DRV_SRC): Don't include ttsbit0.c --
it is currently loaded from ttsbit.c.
Other formatting.
* builds/amiga/makefile, builds/amiga/makefile.os4,
builds/amiga/smakefile: Included the base extension files
(ftbitmap.c, ftotval.c, ftpfr.c, ftstroke.c, ftxf86.c).
* builds/amiga/makefile, builds/amiga/smakefile: Handle new modules.
* builds/amiga/makefile.os4: Makefile for AmigaOS4 SDK.
* builds/amiga/README: Updated.
* builds/amiga/include/freetype/config/ftconfig.h: Handle gcc for
AmigaOS4.
* builds/amiga/include/freetype/config/ftmodule.h: Handle new
modules.
* builds/amiga/src/base/ftdebug.c: Updated to current version of
default ftdebug.c.
Add various include files and macros to have proper support for
both AmigaOS4 and older AmigaOS versions.
Don't declare KVPrintF explicitly.
Replace getenv with GetVar.
Actually enable debugging code.
* builds/amiga/src/base/ftsystem.c: Major rewrite.
Werner Lemberg