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# We should never get in here by accident from the Chromium tree.
assert(!defined(build_with_chromium) || !build_with_chromium)

if (is_win_host) {
  _find_msvc_out = exec_script("win_find_msvc.py", [], "list lines")

  # The output looks like this (without the line number "N:" part):
  # 1: C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10
  # 2: 10.0.19041.0
  # 3: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\BuildTools\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.28.29333
  _win_sdk_base = _find_msvc_out[0]
  _win_sdk_ver = _find_msvc_out[1]
  _win_msvc_base = _find_msvc_out[2]

  # TODO(primiano): look into how to integrate this with the toolchain pulled by
  # depot tools. Also improve error reporting telling the user what to do.
  # For now this requires both:
  # 1. Build Tools for Visual Studio 2019
  #    https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/#build-tools-for-visual-studio-2019
  # 2. Windows 10 SDK:
  #    https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/windows-10-sdk/

  # These variables are required both for clang-cl.exe and MSVC (cl.exe).
  win_sdk_lib_dir = _win_sdk_base + "\\Lib\\" + _win_sdk_ver
  win_msvc_lib_dir = _win_msvc_base + "\\lib\\${target_cpu}"

  # These variables are only required when building with MSVC.
  # Clang is clever enough to figure out the right include path by querying the
  # registry and detect the Windows SDK path (it still needs the /LIBPATH
  # though, hence the _lib_dir above).
  win_msvc_bin_dir = _win_msvc_base + "\\bin\\Host${host_cpu}\\${target_cpu}"
  win_msvc_inc_dirs = [
    _win_msvc_base + "\\include",
    _win_sdk_base + "\\Include\\" + _win_sdk_ver + "\\ucrt",
    _win_sdk_base + "\\Include\\" + _win_sdk_ver + "\\um",
    _win_sdk_base + "\\Include\\" + _win_sdk_ver + "\\shared",
  ]
  win_msvc_sys_lib_flags = [
    "/LIBPATH:\"${win_sdk_lib_dir}\\ucrt\\${target_cpu}\"",
    "/LIBPATH:\"${win_sdk_lib_dir}\\um\\${target_cpu}\"",
    "/LIBPATH:\"${win_msvc_lib_dir}\"",
  ]
} else {
  win_sdk_lib_dir = ""
  win_msvc_lib_dir = ""
  win_msvc_bin_dir = ""
  win_msvc_inc_dirs = []
  win_msvc_sys_lib_flags = []
}