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# Copyright (c) 2013 AppNeta, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
require 'mkmf'
require 'rbconfig'
# Check if we're running in JRuby
jruby = defined?(JRUBY_VERSION) ? true : false
openshift = ENV.key?('OPENSHIFT_TRACEVIEW_DIR')
# When on OpenShift, set the mkmf lib paths so we have no issues linking to
# the TraceView libs.
if openshift
tv_lib64 = "#{ENV['OPENSHIFT_TRACEVIEW_DIR']}usr/lib64"
tv_tlyzer = "#{ENV['OPENSHIFT_TRACEVIEW_DIR']}usr/lib64/tracelyzer"
idefault = "#{ENV['OPENSHIFT_TRACEVIEW_DIR']}usr/include"
ldefault = "#{tv_lib64}:#{tv_tlyzer}"
dir_config('oboe', idefault, ldefault)
else
dir_config('oboe')
end
if jruby || ENV.key?('TRACEVIEW_URL')
# Build the noop extension under JRuby and Heroku.
# The oboe-heroku gem builds it's own c extension which links to
# libs specific to a Heroku dyno
# FIXME: For JRuby we need to remove the c extension entirely
create_makefile('oboe_noop', 'noop')
elsif have_library('oboe', 'oboe_config_get_revision', 'oboe/oboe.h')
$libs = append_library($libs, 'oboe')
$libs = append_library($libs, 'stdc++')
$CFLAGS << " #{ENV['CFLAGS']}"
$CPPFLAGS << " #{ENV['CPPFLAGS']}"
$LIBS << " #{ENV['LIBS']}"
# On OpenShift user rpath to point out the TraceView libraries
if openshift
$LDFLAGS << " #{ENV['LDFLAGS']} -Wl,-rpath=#{tv_lib64},--rpath=#{tv_tlyzer}"
end
if RUBY_VERSION < '1.9'
cpp_command('g++')
$CPPFLAGS << '-I./src/'
end
create_makefile('oboe_metal', 'src')
else
if have_library('oboe')
$stderr.puts 'Error: The oboe gem requires an updated liboboe. Please update your liboboe packages.'
end
$stderr.puts 'Error: Could not find the base liboboe libraries. No tracing will occur.'
create_makefile('oboe_noop', 'noop')
end
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