Import('env')
Import('env_modules')

env_voxel = env_modules.Clone()

# TODO Exclude editor stuff when building an export template?
files = [
	"*.cpp",
	"meshers/blocky/*.cpp",
	"meshers/transvoxel/*.cpp",
	"meshers/dmc/*.cpp",
	"meshers/cubes/*.cpp",
	"meshers/*.cpp",
	"streams/*.cpp",
	"storage/*.cpp",
	"generators/*.cpp",
	"generators/graph/*.cpp",
	"util/*.cpp",
	"terrain/*.cpp",
	"server/*.cpp",
	"math/*.cpp",
	"edition/*.cpp",
	"editor/graph/*.cpp",
	"editor/terrain/*.cpp",
	"thirdparty/lz4/*.c"
]

for f in files:
	env_voxel.add_source_files(env.modules_sources, f)

# Ignored clang warnings because Godot's codebase is old and isn't using override yet
if env['platform'] == 'osx' or env['platform'] == 'android':
    env_voxel.Append(CXXFLAGS=['-Wno-inconsistent-missing-override'])

# Doesn't work, because reasons
#if env.msvc:
#	env_voxel.Append(CXXFLAGS=['/std:c++17'])
#else:
#	env_voxel.Append(CXXFLAGS=['-std=c++17'])

# This also doesn't work, since the rest of Godot doesn't use this, linking fails.
# No safe STL boundary checks for you.
#if env['target'] == 'debug':
#	if env.msvc:
#		# Enable STL bound checks, Godot's master environment doesn't do it
#		env_voxel.Append(CXXFLAGS=['/D_DEBUG'])