00194ea7 Help: Add notes for topic 'SolarisStudio-compile-features'
bcb04783 Features: Record for SolarisStudio 12.4.
536c535c Features: Adjust cxx_variadic_templates unit test for SolarisStudio.
5d57970d Features: Use variable in cxx_inheriting_constructors test.
69182ce4 Features: Ensure that the cxx_auto_type test is correct.
59e6e15c Help: Add notes for topic 'WriteCompilerDetectionHeader-multi-file-lang'
54156d72 WCDH: Generate per-language files in multi-file mode.
d84d6ed4 WCDH: Allow compilers to specify features for one language but not the other.
7dcdfec9 WCDH: Find a language-specific DetermineCompiler.cmake if present.
Cover command invocation argument errors. Prepare infrastructure
to cover failed 'drop' cases, but do not cover them yet because
we need to collect error messages from each platform.
fa889c4d cmakemain: Initialize vector content with iterators directly.
8211010c cmakemain: Use member insert in command line handling code.
b5422573 cmListCommand: Replace loop with member algorithm.
92a37f92 Convert raw loops to set member insert.
aac44e71 Convert raw loops to vector member insert.
b937f753 FindQt: explicitely mention that it cannot Qt5 or later
6af8cbf2 FindQt: fix variable name in error message
49d05a47 FindQt: fix setting DESIRED_QT_VERSION if "find_package(Qt VVV)" was called
Since commit v3.1.0-rc2~1^2~1 (cmake-mode.el: syntax of '_' should be
treated as symbol, 2014-11-12) the 'word-at-point' function does not
extract the whole keyword anymore if it contains an '_', because
'forward-word' stops at '_'. Use 'symbol-at-point' to extract a whole
keyword even if there is an '_'.
The change in commit 1f19ac4d (Features: Adjust cxx_variadic_templates
unit test for GNU < 4.7., 2015-01-11) pacified GNU 4.6, but leaves
SolarisStudio 12.4 complaining:
"cxx_variadic_templates.cpp", line 5: Error: Partial specialization for Interface<Is...> has identical arguments.
1 Error(s) detected.
Implement a preprocessor test for using the partial specialization
workaround needed by GNU 4.6.
SolarisStudio considers 'auto' to be a storage class specifier in
C++98 mode (as appropriate), and considers variables without a specified
type to be of type int. So, it treats
auto x = 3.14;
as
auto int x = 3.14;
which in C++98 mode is equivalent to
int x = 3.14;
and it does not fail to compile as expected.
Change the test to use a reference so that the type must be known.
