third_party/libjpeg/BUILD

licenses(["notice"])

cc_library(
    name = "libjpeg",
    srcs = glob([
        "jaricom.c",
        "jcapimin.c",
        "jcapistd.c",
        "jcarith.c",
        "jccoefct.c",
        "jccolor.c",
        "jcdctmgr.c",
        "jchuff.c",
        "jcinit.c",
        "jcmainct.c",
        "jcmarker.c",
        "jcmaster.c",
        "jcomapi.c",
        "jcparam.c",
        "jcprepct.c",
        "jcsample.c",
        "jctrans.c",
        "jdapimin.c",
        "jdapistd.c",
        "jdarith.c",
        "jdatadst.c",
        "jdatasrc.c",
        "jdcoefct.c",
        "jdcolor.c",
        "jddctmgr.c",
        "jdhuff.c",
        "jdinput.c",
        "jdmainct.c",
        "jdmarker.c",
        "jdmaster.c",
        "jdmerge.c",
        "jdpostct.c",
        "jdsample.c",
        "jdtrans.c",
        "jerror.c",
        "jfdctflt.c",
        "jfdctfst.c",
        "jfdctint.c",
        "jidctflt.c",
        "jidctfst.c",
        "jidctint.c",
        "jquant1.c",
        "jquant2.c",
        "jutils.c",
        "jmemmgr.c",
        "jmemnobs.c",
    ]),
    hdrs = glob(
        [
            "*.h",
        ],
        exclude = [
            "jmemdos.h",
            "jmemmac.h",
        ],
    ),
    copts = [
        "-Wno-cast-align",
        "-Wno-cast-qual",
        "-Wno-switch-enum",
        "-Wno-format-nonliteral",
        "-Wno-unused-parameter",
        "-Wno-implicit-fallthrough",
    ] + select({
        "//tools:cpu_roborio": [
            # This is sketchy under the standard, but it's a known issue with
            # libjpeg which isn't particularly well defined by the JPEG standard
            # either. We should be fine because all our platforms are two's
            # complement.
            "-Wno-shift-negative-value",
        ],
        "//conditions:default": [],
    }),
    includes = ["src/main/c"],
    target_compatible_with = ["@platforms//os:linux"],
    visibility = ["//visibility:public"],
)