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Using the have_neon boolean to enable NEON code means we have to either fully enable it or fully disable it. When using -Dneon=runtime, ideally only the parts that support runtime checks would be built for NEON, and those that don't would be built without NEON. Though, there are no longer any runtime checks for NEON anywhere, so it's equivalent to 'no' with a warning. In general, we should use have_* variables to indicate compiler support, and *_opt options to choose if and how we want to utilize that. Use neon_opt to control NEON compilation and avoid modifying have_neon which now would fully refer to compiler support. Signed-off-by: Alper Nebi Yasak <alpernebiyasak@gmail.com>
22 lines
482 B
Meson
22 lines
482 B
Meson
pffft_sources = [
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'src/pffft.c',
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]
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pffft_cflags = [ '-D_GNU_SOURCE' ]
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if not have_inline_sse or (have_arm and neon_opt != 'yes') or (have_mips and host_machine.endian() == 'little') or have_mips64
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pffft_cflags += [ '-DPFFFT_SIMD_DISABLE' ]
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endif
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libpffft = static_library('libpffft',
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pffft_sources,
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dependencies: common_deps,
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include_directories: webrtc_inc,
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c_args : common_cflags + pffft_cflags
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)
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pffft_dep = declare_dependency(
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link_with: libpffft
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)
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