Dear Moazin, The current status of my document is like this: https://github.com/mpsuzuki/svg-native-viewer/blob/cairo-cpp11/README.md
Dirk told me that current Skia backend is designed for m70. Also, maybe by some accident, Skia backend is forcibly disabled if the platform detected by cmake is not Apple. I tweaked these issues by this changeset. https://github.com/mpsuzuki/svg-native-viewer/commit/76cda7dc39a4326f829580b860a854ad23b80b75 However, it is not sufficiently flexible. I hardwired the location of libskia. Regards, mpsuzuki On 2019/05/11 21:06, Moazin Khatri wrote:
Hi Toshiya, Oh, I apologize that I've not finished any documents how to build & test SVG Native Viewer. I've asked a few questions to Dirk and got his answers (I'm sure my questions must be almost same with you), but not summarized the information as a step-by-step guide for others. At first I was trying to compile Skia's master branch, which I successfully did. After that I tried compiling SVG Native Viewer. First of all, there were configuration issues due to which the variable `USE_SKIA` wasn't being set to True on my Linux. After fixing that, there were many issues regarding header files not being found. Those were because of the latest changes in Skia. I fixed those too. The final issues were in the compilation of Skia based rendering port. Which was due to `SkShader` class getting changed. It turns out that SVG Native Viewer can directly work with up to `chrome/m40` branch of Skia. So the next thing I have to do is get the `chrome/m40` branch compiled. I was thinking about asking Dirk but thankfully, you just told me that you already have. Since I have figured out the most parts, I think a rough guide will work for me too. So if you could just write a few lines describing an overview, that'll most likely work for me. I'm sorry for that my laziness made you spend your times. Oh it's totally fine. It taught me a lot. :D # however, yet I have no experience to build it on Windows. # only Linux and macOS... I am on Linux. So no problem. Ubuntu to be specific. When I finish drafting of first revision, I hope you can review it and find some overlooked pitholes. For sure, I would love to! Regards, Moazin
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