# Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2

# Dummy setting so we can use the same append form below.
USE=""

USE="${USE} acpi bluetooth cairo cros_p2p fbconsole mbim opengl pam usb vlan vtconsole X"
USE="${USE} zlib bindist cros-debug -introspection"
USE="${USE} -acl -cracklib -gpm -ipv6 -openmp -python -sha512"
USE="${USE} -fortran -abiword -perl -cups -poppler-data -nls -openrc"
USE="${USE} -mime -peerd scanner"
USE="${USE} -gtk2 -gtk3 -qt4"

# Enable general security hardening by default.
USE="${USE} hardened"

# Most targets will override these.
VIDEO_CARDS="-* fbdev"
INPUT_DEVICES="-* evdev cmt"

# Various runtime features that control emerge behavior.
# See "man 5 make.conf" for details.
FEATURES="allow-missing-manifests buildpkg clean-logs -collision-protect
          -ebuild-locks force-mirror nodoc noinfo noman -merge-sync
          parallel-install -preserve-libs sandbox splitdebug -strict userfetch
          userpriv usersandbox -unknown-features-warn"

# Native language support is handled inside Chrome itself.
LINGUAS="en"

# Enable license processing during our emerge hook:
#   src/scripts/hooks/install/gen-package-licenses.sh.
ENABLE_LICENSING="Y"

# TODO(vapier): Delete these once we've upgraded to >=crossdev-20150601.
ac_cv_func_wait3_rusage=yes
ac_cv_func_mmap_fixed_mapped=yes

# C++ exception support disabled by default. This can be re-enabled by reseting
# the CXXEXCEPTIONS_FLAGS for a whole board or, package by package, by calling
# cros_enable_cxx_exceptions().
CXXEXCEPTIONS=0
CXXEXCEPTIONS_FLAGS="-fno-exceptions -fno-unwind-tables
  -fno-asynchronous-unwind-tables "

# Don't strip NaCl executables. These are not linux executables and the
# linux host's strip command doesn't know how to handle them correctly.
STRIP_MASK="*.nexe"

# Don't strip ELF files that land in the firmware directory. The symbols
# of firmware ELF files are needed, but the tools don't support splitdebug.
# Therefore, stripping should not be done. It's OK not to strip the ELF
# files because these files are not installed into the image.
STRIP_MASK="${STRIP_MASK} /firmware/*.elf"