AMBuilder

# vim: set sts=2 ts=8 sw=2 tw=99 et ft=python: 
import os

# Here only one sdk should be available to generate only one executable in the end,
# as multi-sdk loading isn't supported out of the box by metamod, and would require specifying the full path in the vdf
# which in the end would ruin the multi-platform (unix, win etc) loading by metamod as it won't be able to append platform specific extension
# so just fall back to the single binary.
# Multi-sdk solutions should be manually loaded with a custom plugin loader (examples being sourcemod, stripper:source)

for sdk_target in MMSPlugin.sdk_targets:
  sdk = sdk_target.sdk
  cxx = sdk_target.cxx

  PROTOS = [
    os.path.join(sdk['path'], 'common', 'network_connection.proto'),
  ]

  binary = MMSPlugin.HL2Library(builder, cxx, MMSPlugin.plugin_name, sdk)

  binary.sources += [
    "advertisement.cpp",
    "utils/module.cpp",
    "utils/memaddr.cpp",
    "colors/colors.cpp",
    "ctimer.cpp",
    os.path.join(sdk['path'], 'public', 'tier0', 'memoverride.cpp'),
  ]

  if binary.compiler.family == 'gcc' or binary.compiler.family == 'clang':
    binary.compiler.linkflags += ['-lstdc++']
    binary.compiler.defines += ['_GLIBCXX_USE_CXX11_ABI=0']

  if binary.compiler.family == 'clang':
    binary.compiler.cxxflags += ['-Wno-register', '-frtti', '-Wno-invalid-offsetof', '-Wno-parentheses']
  
  if sdk['name'] == 'cs2':
    binary.custom = [builder.tools.Protoc(protoc = sdk_target.protoc, sources = PROTOS)]

  if cxx.target.arch == 'x86':
    binary.sources += ['sourcehook/sourcehook_hookmangen.cpp']
  nodes = builder.Add(binary)
  MMSPlugin.binaries += [nodes]