This commit takes the existing travis task list and attempts to split
it into multiple jobs for the sake of efficiency. Also properly
separates out the build/deploy of documentation.
This commit enables travis to automatically build doxygen documentation
on updates to the master branch. The documentation is accessible from
the qTox website under the URL: https://qtox.github.io/doxygen
This commit uncomments a previously removed line that creates OSX
binaries. Without creation of the dmg, OSX releases cannot be deployed
automatically by travis on release.
- Add /usr/local to the search paths for includes and libs.
- Build toxcore before updating homebrew. Updating homebrew somehow breaks the
toxcore build.
The filter_audio API is not working for qTox/Tox and thus disabled by default via compiler switch. In current qTox UI, it is not configurable, even when this switch is enabled. According to issue #3194 the library is no longer maintained as well. I don't see any reason to keep it in qTox.
Given that currently `filter_audio` doesn't help qTox users to improve
quality of their conversations, there's little to no point in making
qTox build with it by default. This might change when (if?)
`filter_audio` support in qTox gets improved/fixed.
BREAKING CHANGE: Disabling of `filter_audio` was done by passing
`DISABLE_FILTER_AUDIO=YES` to `qmake`. With this change `filter_audio`
is disabled by default, and in order to enable it,
`DISABLE_FILTER_AUDIO=NO` has to be passed to `qmake`.
Beside making it work again, there are some improvements:
Linux side:
* use minimal supported Qt version, currently it's 5.3
* use minimal supported GCC version, currently 4.8
* use newer ffmpeg version to compile against - 2.8.5
* compile qTox 2 times, first run without support for optional dependencies
* use ubuntu 14.04 for building (less deps needs to be compiled/added from PPAs)
OSX:
* add osx to build targets
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