Merge branch 'cmake-misc-options' into 'next'

cmake: Port misc options from Makefiles

See merge request STJr/SRB2!1855

CMakeLists.txt

@@ -63,7 +63,13 @@ cmake_dependent_option(
 )
 option(SRB2_CONFIG_HWRENDER "Enable hardware render (OpenGL) support" ON)
 option(SRB2_CONFIG_STATIC_OPENGL "Enable static linking GL (do not do this)" OFF)
-option(SRB2_CONFIG_ERRORMODE "Compile C code with warnings treated as errors. (C++ warnings are always treated as errors)" OFF)
+option(SRB2_CONFIG_ERRORMODE "Compile C code with warnings treated as errors." OFF)
+option(SRB2_CONFIG_DEBUGMODE "Compile with PARANOIA, ZDEBUG, RANGECHECK and PACKETDROP defined." OFF)
+option(SRB2_CONFIG_MOBJCONSISTANCY "Compile with MOBJCONSISTANCY defined." OFF)
+option(SRB2_CONFIG_PACKETDROP "Compile with PACKETDROP defined." OFF)
+option(SRB2_CONFIG_ZDEBUG "Compile with ZDEBUG defined." OFF)
+# SRB2_CONFIG_PROFILEMODE is probably superceded by some CMake setting.
+option(SRB2_CONFIG_PROFILEMODE "Compile for profiling (GCC only)." OFF)
 set(SRB2_CONFIG_ASSET_DIRECTORY "" CACHE PATH "Path to directory that contains all asset files for the installer. If set, assets will be part of installation and cpack.")
 
 # Enable CCache

src/CMakeLists.txt

@@ -268,6 +268,24 @@ if(${SRB2_CONFIG_DEV_BUILD})
 endif()
 target_compile_definitions(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -DCMAKECONFIG)
 
+# Misc. build options from Makefiles
+if(SRB2_CONFIG_DEBUGMODE)
+	target_compile_definitions(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -DZDEBUG -DPARANOIA -DRANGECHECK -DPACKETDROP)
+endif()
+if(SRB2_CONFIG_MOBJCONSISTANCY)
+	target_compile_definitions(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -DMOBJCONSISTANCY)
+endif()
+if(SRB2_CONFIG_PACKETDROP)
+	target_compile_definitions(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -DPACKETDROP)
+endif()
+if(SRB2_CONFIG_ZDEBUG)
+	target_compile_definitions(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -DZDEBUG)
+endif()
+if(SRB2_CONFIG_PROFILEMODE AND "${CMAKE_C_COMPILER_ID}" STREQUAL "GNU")
+	target_compile_options(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -pg)
+	target_link_options(SRB2SDL2 PRIVATE -pg)
+endif()
+
 add_subdirectory(sdl)
 
 # strip debug symbols into separate file when using gcc.