For the Qt "qaseprite" image plugin, we're using Aseprite as git
submodule so that we can link to its laf, dio and render libraries.
In this case, `CMAKE_BINARY_DIR` refers to the build directory of
qaseprite. We need to use `CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR` instead, which
always refers to the right location for the generated `zconf.h`.
See #4843
When this option is enabled, it requires a version of TinyEXIF newer
than 1.0.2 (which is the latest version that has been released),
specifically the change in cdcseacave/TinyEXIF@d75f772. The request to
release a new version of TinyEXIF is cdcseacave/TinyEXIF#18.
Now we use the LAF_BACKEND=none/skia to detect if it's going to be the
CLI/GUI version of the program. The ENABLE_UI flag is still defined at
compile-time just to avoid removing all #ifdef/endif conditional
directives right now.
* Moved flags that only app-lib uses from add_definitions() to
target_compile_definitions()
* Curl flags for TLS moved from third_party to root CMakeLists.txt (as
they were defined in both places)
The Zenity utility is not perfect, there are several issues to improve
the UX, but it's good enough to offer a native file dialog on Linux
without depending on huge dynamic GUI libraries (GTK+, Qt, etc.).
Adding -stdlib=libc++ was needed when 10.7 was being targeted because on
10.8 and earlier libstdc++ is the default. Now that the target is 10.9
specifying -stdlib=libc++ is unnecessary since libc++ is the default on
10.9 and later.
Avoid using include_directories() and add_definitions() as much as
possible.
This change was made to avoid a problem using HAVE_CONFIG_H on Sentry
breakpad implementation where HAVE_CONFIG_H is used (but our config.h
is different from the expected one in breakpad).
