module-name = 'wtf'
config-macros = ['UCHAR_TYPE']
requirements = ['cplusplus11']

# Swift's C++ import struggles with some of the templates found in
# WTF. To avoid Swift trying to import everything, we divide WTF
# into lots of submodules. This is why we can't use features such
# as an umbrella directory.
one-submodule-per-header = true

# This header depends on surrounding preprocessor context.
textual-headers = ['spi/mac/MetadataSPI.h']

# Some WTF modules can be used in C contexts
[module.Assertions]
attributes = ['extern_c']
requirements = []
[module.AutodrainedPool]
requirements = ['cplusplus11', '!objc']
[module.Compiler]
attributes = ['extern_c']
requirements = []
[module.ExportMacros]
attributes = ['extern_c']
requirements = []
[module.IOSurfaceSPI]
attributes = ['extern_c']
requirements = []
[module.SwiftBridging]
attributes = ['extern_c']
requirements = []
[module.HashMap]
# These two headers depend on one another in a circular fashion
# so we need to keep them together in the same submodule.
headers = ['HashMap.h', 'RobinHoodHashTable.h']
[module.Platform]
requirements = []
# These headers depend on one another in a circular fashion
# so we need to keep them together in the same submodule.
headers = ['Platform.h', 'PlatformCallingConventions.h', 'PlatformCPU.h',
           'PlatformEnable.h', 'PlatformEnableCocoa.h', 'PlatformHave.h',
           'PlatformLegacy.h', 'PlatformOS.h', 'PlatformUse.h']
[module.SoftLinking]
# These two headers depend on one another in a circular fashion
# so we need to keep them together in the same submodule.
headers = ['SoftLinking.h', 'cocoa/SoftLinking.h']