# The vendored cpal, which reindeer cannot generate a target for: it arrives as
# a path patch rather than a registry or git source, and reindeer only emits
# targets for sources it vendors. See the patch table in ../Cargo.toml for why
# the copy exists at all, and fixups/moq-media for what points at this.
#
# Without the `pipewire` feature, matching how ../Cargo.toml declares it, and
# without `jack`, which is optional and off.
rust_library(
    name = "cpal",
    srcs = glob(["src/**/*.rs"]),
    crate = "cpal",
    crate_root = "src/lib.rs",
    edition = "2021",
    visibility = ["PUBLIC"],
    deps = ["//third-party/rust:dasp_sample"] + select({
        # The ALSA host. Mirrors cpal's linux/*bsd target table.
        "DEFAULT": [
            "//third-party/rust:alsa",
            "//third-party/rust:libc",
        ],
        # The AAudio host. `ndk` is the binding, `ndk-context` is how cpal finds
        # the VM, and jni here is 0.21 — the other one in this graph is 0.22 and
        # renamed for exactly that reason. No alsa row: the phone has none.
        "prelude//os:android": [
            "//third-party/rust:jni",
            "//third-party/rust:libc",
            "//third-party/rust:ndk",
            "//third-party/rust:ndk-context",
            "//third-party/rust:num-derive",
            "//third-party/rust:num-traits",
        ],
        # CoreAudio. The objc2 rows are pinned to the versions cpal asks for
        # rather than the older ones winit drags into the same graph.
        "prelude//os:macos": [
            "//third-party/rust:coreaudio-rs",
            "//third-party/rust:libc",
            "//third-party/rust:mach2",
            "//third-party/rust:objc2",
            "//third-party/rust:objc2-audio-toolbox",
            "//third-party/rust:objc2-core-audio",
            "//third-party/rust:objc2-core-audio-types",
            "//third-party/rust:objc2-core-foundation",
            "//third-party/rust:objc2-foundation",
        ],
    }),
)