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Since nobody currently makes an OpenCL driver for Solaris, all the
tests used to fail, which told us nothing. This commit adds code
to check whether OpenCL is unavailable and the OS is Solaris, in
which case the test contents are skipped. If an OpenCL driver ever
appears for Solaris, or if we start testing on another platform
with no OpenCL driver, there's now one single place to add or remove
checks that will allow for this.
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(make) due to relative fileset access only!
Commit aac4c5fc4ab7c77eff3b71f518100dd182ec2c33 moved processed CL stub_includes
to 'build/includes', which would be 'nice to have'.
However, due to relative fileset restrictions, we must locate it from current folder 'make'.
Not detected, since an old 'make/includes/CL' was still around.
Using dedicated folder 'make/stub_includes.gen'.
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Added main entry and listed in tests.sh for manual test.
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tests ; Fix setenv-jocl.sh: Add jocl-test.jar
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JoclVersionActivity
Cleanup Build:
- Move gluegen config files into make/config (cleanup)
- Move stub_includes into respective folder make/stub_includes
and keep resources 'clean'
JoclVersion:
- Analoge to JoglVersion, replaces JOCLVersion (deprecated for now)
- Added text based CL info dump.
JoclVersionActivity:
- Analog to JoclVersionActivity
- Added full launch .. tested on Android (but no OpenCL avail.)
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rootrel.build (as gluegen does)
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and apk files in ${build}/jar (as it was before new build system)
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file suffix ; Fix Jar Manifest: Move Sealed to bottom.
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The new make/build.xml successfully builds and tests the project. The
original NetBeans build files are still present, but won't work anymore
since the resources directory is now inside the make directory. The new
build files are based on those of JOAL. The new build is not yet minimized
and cleaned up, because this commit is meant to be the minimum way to get
things functional.
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