TL;DR: Is there a way to make a "manages" declaration conditional, for protocols that depend on types that might not be defined for certain build-flags?
I ask because I am working on a protocol that fulfills webrtc's networking needs (PMediaTransport), but webrtc can be disabled as a whole with the --disable-webrtc build flag. PMediaTransport uses many types that aren't defined when webrtc is disabled. I have tried the following approaches so far: 1. Export a mostly-empty dummy version of PMediaTransport instead of the real one when webrtc is disabled. This gets me an "error: |manager| declaration in protocol `PMediaTransport' does not match any |manages| declaration in protocol `PSocketProcessBridge'", even after a clobber. If I remove the "real" PMediaTransport from the tree, this approach works. It seems that ipdl files are processed in-tree (at least partially) instead of in exports. 2. Make sure the types PMediaTransport depends on are always defined. This ends up pulling in a ton more webrtc-only code that these types depend on, which is not ideal. The next thing for me to try is to typedef all of these undefined types to int or similar when webrtc is disabled, but I was wondering if there was a way to make a "manages" conditional on build-flags? Best regards, Byron Campen _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
