Add support to InstallRequiredSystemLibraries to only install
debug libraries when both debug and release versions are available.
This is as if you are building a debug package then only the debug
versions are needed but not the release.
InstallRequiredSystemLibraries currently defaults to installing to
bin on WIN32 and lib otherwise. This patch allows you to configure
this by using the variable CMAKE_INSTALL_SYSTEM_RUNTIME_DESTINATION.
It also switches the logic to use a single INSTALL(PROGRAMS) command
rather than two deprecated uses of the INSTALL_PROGRAMS command.
In InstallRequiredSystemLibraries the documentation details the
variable CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES to skip installation. This
actually doesn't do anything, the variable required is named
CMAKE_INSTALL_SYSTEM_RUNTIME_LIBS_SKIP. This commit amends the
documentation to point to the correct variable.
VS6 builds put midl output directly in CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR.
Adjust test include_directories to match. Fixes test failure
on dashboard machine DASH3.
Some Windows machines actually define HOME in their
environment. And some of them actually put a directory
with a space in the name as the value.
Make sure the HOME value (CMake variable) in this CMakeLists
file does not contain a space.
This commit addresses all of the following:
http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=8165http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=10687http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=11311http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=11461
With this commit, the midl support for VS10 is as
complete as midl support ever was for VS9 and earlier.
The VSMidl test should run on all Visual Studio
generator based dashboards.
CMake no longer sends C++ compiler /D flag values
to the midl compiler in Visual Studio generated
projects. I think if we want to add that in the
future, we should add a way to pass midl compiler
specific flags and perhaps an optional way to add
in the C++ definitions, too. For now, not sending
them along gets past the immediate problem wherein
idl files in a CMake VS generated project just didn't
work at all.
The VSMidl test added in this commit was inspired by
the patch attached to 8165.
The test had to be modified such that it will run in
a directory whose name contains no spaces. There is an
existing bug filed against VS10's midl asking Microsoft
to fix that problem. But for now, the test added in this
commit works by copying the source directory to a location
that avoids spaces in the directory names.
Inspired-By: Robert Lenhardt
8113621 Establish pass criteria for the Trilinos contract test.
7348561 Use m prefix in shorttag value to indicate "md5 of tarball"
c8ac930 Add contract test for Trilinos 10.6.1 snapshot.
971692c Build enable_language command during bootstrap
960ace1 Add testing for windows resources for mingw/msys/cygwin and remove for watcom.
060d6e8 Add support for windres to cygwin.
b2f308c Add support for windows resources with mingw/msys.
8c7b19d Only run resource test for MSVC compilers.
753e208 Disable incremental testing for this test, it crashes vs9 linker.
16e7d4b Add flags to resource builds on vs 2010 with a test.
Since commit e4beefeb (CTest: Do not munge UTF-8 output in XML files,
2009-12-08) we validate UTF-8 encoding of build and test output as it is
written to XML files. However, in cmCTestTestHandler::CleanTestOutput
we still processed test output one byte at a time and did not recognize
multi-byte UTF-8 characters. Presence of such characters caused early
truncation.
Teach CleanTestOutput to truncate test output at the limit but without
cutting it in the middle of a multi-byte encoding. Also, stop avoiding
truncation in the middle of an XML tag like "<MyElement>" because the
'<' and '>' will be properly escaped in the generated XML anyway.
This puts the new search behaviour for included files in action, i.e.
now when a file from Modules/ include()s another file, it also gets the
one from Modules/ included, i.e. the one it expects.
Alex
This patch makes include() and find_package() prefer cmake files
located in CMAKE_ROOT over those in CMAKE_MODULE_PATH.
This makes sure that the including file gets that file included
which it expects, i.e. the one from cmake with which it was tested.
It only changes behaviour when such an included file exists both
in CMAKE_MODULE_PATH and in CMAKE_ROOT.
This comes together with a new policy CMP0017, with default
behaviour it behaves as it always did, but warns.
With NEW behaviour it includes the file from CMAKE_ROOT
instead from CMAKE_MODULE_PATH. This fixes (if CMP0017 is set)
building KDE 4.5 with cmake >= 2.8.3.
Also a basic test for this policy in included.
Check CMAKE_POLICY_DEFAULT_CMP<NNNN> for a default when policy CMP<NNNN>
would otherwise be left unset. This allows users to set policies on the
command line when the project does not set them. One may do this to
quiet warnings or test whether a project will build with new behavior
without modifying code. There may also be cases when users want to
build an existing project release using new behavior for policies
unknown to the project at the time of the release.
The header was included only under "#ifdef __linux", but not all Linux
distributions provide the header. SystemInformation uses no symbols
from this header, so do not include it.
Mike McQuaid
David Cole
Brian Bassett
KWSys Robot
Brad King
Alex Neundorf
Zach Mullen
Bill Hoffman
Craig Scott
Ben Boeckel
Clinton Stimpson