skia-gpu-build

Your Pulp build defaults to CPU rasterization when Skia/Dawn GPU libraries are missing or misconfigured in the build environment. This skill validates the build directory to identify if the linking is incorrect and provides the necessary CMake flags to enable GPU rendering.

To configure Skia Graphite and Dawn GPU rendering pipelines, you must set specific CMake flags that ensure correct library path resolution and binary verification. This skill diagnoses your current setup and outputs the exact CMake configuration needed for high-performance UI rendering.

Resolving rpath dylib conflicts and architecture mismatches in Skia GPU builds involves troubleshooting symlink errors and verifying cross-platform binary targets. This skill offers specific diagnostic steps to fix these common build-system linking conflicts on macOS.

You can reuse cached Skia libraries across worktrees to avoid slow rebuilds by managing dependency paths correctly. This skill provides guidance on library reuse, while warning against the fresh-worktree headers-only trap where cached dependencies are incorrectly resolved.

Yes, the Skia GPU build configuration supports both macOS and cross-platform targets. It validates build-time environment setup and ensures correct linking of Skia and Dawn dependencies across different architectures to maintain high-performance UI rendering.