# If this is a development build, which is used for our Flatpak build
# so that we have a different app-id (.Devel suffix) than the regular
# application.
option('development', type: 'boolean', value: 'false')

# Optionally disable the GTK application in case you're building the
# sysprof-cli only for your platform. Might be useful in IoT or various
# server scenarios.
option('gtk', type: 'boolean')

# Allow disabling the installation of libsysprof-capture*.a
option('install-static', type: 'boolean')

# Optionally compile sysprofd, which is needed to get elevated privileges.
# You only really want to ignore this if you are running from a container
# and are talking to a host daemon. Also, if you're compiling for something
# other than Linux to allow viewing syscap files.
option('sysprofd', type: 'combo',
  choices: ['host', 'bundled', 'none'],
  value: 'bundled',
)

# The directory to place systemd service files, so that we can auto-launch
# sysprofd as necessary (for the daemon privilege helper).
option('systemdunitdir', type: 'string',
  description: 'Directory for systemd service files'
)

# If Yelp documentation should be installed
option('help', type: 'boolean')

# Disable use of libunwind
option('libunwind', type: 'boolean')

# Optionally disable the tools (this is mostly only useful for building only
# libsysprof-capture as a subproject)
option('tools', type: 'boolean')

# Optionally disable the tests (this is mostly only useful for building only
# libsysprof-capture as a subproject)
option('tests', type: 'boolean')

# Optionally disable the examples (this is mostly only useful for building only
# libsysprof-capture as a subproject)
option('examples', type: 'boolean')

# Optionally build the sysprof-agent tool to allow profiling inside of
# containers from external system
option('agent', type: 'boolean', description: 'Build the sysprof-agent utility')