- Main C++ core and gui classes and desktop app integration
- Support for authentication method plugins
- Does not contain any integration with service connections
Build option ENABLE_COVERAGE must be set. There's also a secondary
option GENERATE_COVERAGE_DOCS which requires lcov and will generate
html docs of unit test coverage.
To generate coverage, first enable the cmake options, then build
QGIS. From the build directory, run "make qgis_coverage".
You can also add command line arguments to "make qgis_coverage" which
are forwarded on to ctest. This allows for skipping failing tests
which prevent generation of coverage docs. This is done by adding
the command line argument CMD_ARGS= to the "make qgis_coverage"
command. Eg,
make qgis_coverage CMD_ARGS="-E \"PalLabeling|LocalServer|AppStartup\"
will skip tests which match the listed expressions.
* move src/mapserver to src/server (IMHO better name and in sync with
python/server)
* rename cmake option WITH_MAPSERVER to WITH_SERVER
* rename define MAPSERVER_HAVE_PYTHON_PLUGINS to HAVE_SERVER_PYTHON_PLUGINS
Currently QGIS uses the 'classic' GEOS API that uses a global context.
This can conflict with libraries that would also use the global context
and potentially finalize it whereas QGIS will still use it later.
See https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/spatialite-users/9YSU6c5AVQ4 for
such an example of such a recent issue with Spatialite.
The _r API is available since GEOS 3.1.0, which is already an ancient GEOS
version. For example, old-old-stable Ubuntu (Lucid 10.04) and Debian (squeeze)
ship with GEOS 3.1.0 or later.
Such move has also been done in GDAL 1.11
(http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2013-August/036877.html)
and MapServer 7.0 (https://github.com/mapserver/mapserver/issues/4733)
There's no easy way unfortunately to check at compile time that you don't
use the non _r API. I have patched my geos_c.h header to #ifdef that API (quite
painfull to do..). A postprocessing check can be done however with :
objdump -T output/lib/*.so | grep -v Base | grep GEOS | grep -v _r | grep -v "_ZN" | grep -v GEOSversion
It should return nothing.
