The openjdk-8 (8u45-b14-2) package on Debian unstable has extra
text after the version number components. Match this and add it
to the reported version string.
Teach the legacy two-argument signature to use CMAKE_CONFIG_TYPE
from the environment only if it is non-empty. This makes behavior
consistent with the main signature.
CPack DEB and RPM generators were not used for some tests because
CPACK_BINARY_DEB and CPACK_BINARY_RPM variable were not set. Fix this,
simplify generator selection in CTEST_RUN_CPackComponentsForAll, and fix
bugs that were detected after tests were run.
Update logic added in commit 957c2aac (RC: Simplify selection of
resource compiler based on C/C++ toolchain, 2015-05-07) to avoid
overriding CMAKE_GENERATOR_RC. The MinGW and MSYS Makefiles
generators use it to select a windres next to the compiler even
if it is not in the PATH.
The find_package command, on Windows, has always searched build trees
recently visited by cmake-gui (or CMakeSetup at one time). This was
done when the command was created with the intention of simplifying
workflows involving building multiple dependent projects. However,
this behavior depends on recent developer interaction and therefore
can create different find results based on transient system states.
It can lead to surprising results and user confusion.
Since this behavior was first added CMake has gained many more search
options, better error messages when a package is not found, and a
package registry. The latter in particular allows projects to make
their build trees available for dependent projects to find without
user intervention. Therefore the originally intended workflow can
be achieved in other, more stable ways.
After the above evoluion of find_package we have now decided that
the magic search-where-cmake-gui-was behavior does more harm than
good. Drop it. We do not need a policy for this behavior change
because it only affects interactive use.
The GNU 4.8 standard library's cstdio header is not aware that C++14
honors C11's removal of "gets" from stdio.h and results in an error:
/.../include/c++/4.8/cstdio:120:11: error: no member named 'gets' in the global namespace
Detect this problematic case and default to using C++11 instead of
C++14 for building CMake itself.
20560e8d Ninja: Do not use newlines in response files with Windows GNU tools (#15439)
b3de0dfe Ninja: Use forward slashes for any GCC on Windows (#15439)
378c2a0e Ninja: Refactor detection of MinGW tools on Windows
957c2aac RC: Simplify selection of resource compiler based on C/C++ toolchain
Use the KWSys Process "MergeOutput" option to give the child process
the same pipe (or file) for both stdout and stderr. This allows
natural merging of stdout and stderr together instead of merging
on arbitrary buffered read boundaries as before.
Extract upstream KWSys using the following shell commands.
$ git archive --prefix=upstream-kwsys/ 34fceb50 | tar x
$ git shortlog --no-merges --abbrev=8 --format='%h %s' 8c8b2273..34fceb50
Brad King (1):
34fceb50 Process: Add option to merge stdout/stderr
5731fb2e ctest_build: mention CTEST_BUILD_COMMAND in the docs
753da8c6 ctest_build: update the default target documentation
5ab896ae ctest_build: spruce up the documentation a bit
Since commit v2.8.11~213^2 (Ninja: Avoid LNK1170 linker error, 2013-02-01)
we generate linker response files with "$in_newline" to support a large
number of object files with the MS link.exe tool. However, the GNU linker
on Windows does not understand the newline endings that Ninja puts in the
response files. Switch back to "$in" for that case.
Check for CMAKE_COMPILER_IS_MINGW only after enabling a language when it
might actually be set. Previously this worked by accident because the
check for working compiler or a second language enabled would cause the
code path to be taken.
Store UsingMinGW as an instance member of cmGlobalNinjaGenerator so that
it is reset on each reconfigure. Otherwise cmake-gui cannot switch
between build trees for MinGW or non-MinGW tools.
Felix Geyer
Brad King
Domen Vrankar
Kitware Robot
Raffi Enficiaud
Thomas Herz
Ben Boeckel