* Added option to enable fips build for openssl
I only implement and tested it for windows as I have no option to do this under linux
* Adjusted port version
* Updated to support only for Windows
* Corrected Formatting
* Corrected SHA for vcpkg x-add-version --all
* Changes requested by review
Removed the not needed FEATURE FIPS
Initialize INSTALL_FIPS as empty
* Corrected SHA for vcpkg x-add-version --all
* Removed Windows only support
* Corrected SHA for vcpkg x-add-version --all
* Added "supports": "!static"
As the provider conecpts needs dynamic linkage
* Corrected SHA for vcpkg x-add-version --all
* sdl1-mixer port
* Fix source reference
* Add mpg123_ssize_t patch
* Exclude arm
* Use depedencies from vcpkg
* Correct license capitalization
* Replace $(VcpkgTriplet) by @TARGET_TRIPLET@
* Create Directory.Build.props with include dirs
* Use @CURRENT_INSTALLED_DIR@
* Set debug format OldStyle to fix C2471
* Use correct RuntimeLibrary
* Add usage file
* Update github commit
* Update versions
* Clean up linux build
* Update versions
* [alsa] Add cmake wrapper.
This adds the imported location for both Debug and Release
configurations, and sets the target's INTERFACE_LINK_LIBRARIES and the
ALSA_LIBRARIES variable to the same libraries as the pkg-config file.
* [alsa] Update baseline.
Note that this does not change the fact that crashpad is marked as
unsupported, but it makes the build work now with
`--allow-unsupported`.
The build seems to work fine if the default compiler is set to clang, it
does not build with gcc, which is probably why it's marked as
unsupported.
Co-authored-by: Martijn Otto <martijn@resolume.com>
* [gtk] update to 4.10.1 (microsoft#30896)
gtk-4.8.2 and newer no longer contain a python script to emulate meson's
post-install logic, so we can't manually trigger it after patching meson
not to run the post-install. Patch the meson file to run the post-install
even when cross-compiling, though if it's execution is optional and all
it does is to generate some caches, i.e. pollute the build system, then
we might be better off not running the post-install logic at all.
Also, we now have a direct harfbuzz dependency by gtk/gtkmain.c and
it also needs harfbuzz with glib support enabled.
* [gtk] Regenerate version registries (microsoft#30896)
* [fluidsynth] Update to 2.3.2.
The usage requirements patch is no longer required as a similar patch
has been merged upstream.
* [fluidsynth] Update CMake configure options.
- List out the options per-platform.
- Set the proper options for Android.
* [fluidsynth] Update baseline.
* [fluidsynth] On Linux, link dl before ALSA.
* [fluidsynth] Update version.
* [fluidsynth] Fully quote options passed to CMake.
* [fluidsynth] Update version.
