Added lightweight generics annotations to collection-typed method and protocol signatures to streamline usage of these members in Swift. Lightweight generic type specifiers are wrapped in conditionally-compiled macros for compatibility with Xcode 6.x.
Manually preprocess the NS_*_OF() macros in a temporary copy of each header before appledoc sees the headers. Also removed the --ignore flag because we no longer have a private headers folder under include/mbgl/ios/.
Sourcing files that set flags bleed into Travis' wrapper script, which
messes with their workflow, e.g. preventing after_failure scripts from
triggering.
These changes fix that:
* Move exported variables from install.sh to setup.sh, so install.sh
doesn't have to be sourced.
* Source setup.sh from run.sh, rather than directly from .travis.yml.
In addition, as a good practice, remove `set -e` etc. from setup.sh,
and add a comment not to add them back. It's the sourcing script's
responsibility to set these flags.
chmod +x
drop travis_helper from android and ios
source travis_helper.sh before_install
only run setup.sh if file exists
explicitly local paths
explicit if statement in before_install
source setup.sh
previously, we used multiple different projects for various targets (app, test, render) that overwrote each other, so it was impossible to have one project to build them all, one project to compile them, one project to run them all and in the darkness bind them
When using Valgrind for debugging memory leaks and access violations, we
often see a lot of false positives, specially when dealing with OpenGL
that does it own buffer management. This file is an attempt to filter
these false positives.
Note that we are only filtering for the open source Radeon driver and
the list will probably grow to accommodate other setups.
To use the Valgrind with the suppression file for hunting memory leaks,
try something like:
valgrind --leak-check=full --track-origins=yes --suppressions=[path/to/valgrind.sup] ./mapbox-gl
This podspec was originally lifted from mapbox/mapbox-ios-sdk, which was structured and built quite differently. We could have the podspec build this repo as is, using scripts/package_ios.sh, but that would require developers to install the same version of Xcode as Travis is using (see #977). So this podspec instead pulls a prebuilt library. Much simpler.
Also package a LICENSE with the archive to satisfy a CocoaPods warning.
Fixes#829.
