b48ea26a cmDefinitions: Invert conditional code.
5ccff640 cmDefinitions: Externalize looping for ClosureKeys.
f79cd99d cmDefinitions: Implement MakeClosure in terms of reverse iterators.
aa4d1ee8 cmDefinitions: Convert MakeClosure into a static method.
60becdc6 cmDefinitions: Implement MakeClosure in terms of a list of ancestors.
d858f363 cmDefinitions: Use list of cmDefinitions* to create closure.
aaaa65b6 cmMakefile: Remove stack adaptor for the VarStack.
f983d891 cmDefinitions: Replace recursion with loop.
24885d4e cmDefinitions: Replace private constructor with MakeClosure.
012a75a0 cmDefinitions: Make ClosureKeys API vector-based.
ca9fa77d cmDefinitions: Inline GetClosureKeys implementation.
78e1454e cmDefinitions: Replace ClosureKeys recursion with looping.
818bf727 cmDefinitions: Change LocalKeys to return a vector.
5067ae41 cmDefinitions: Externalize the Set logic.
60200ca5 cmDefinitions: Add an Erase method.
b43c162e cmMakefile: Use the Internal class to enclose the VarStack.
This reverts commit 242c3966 (add_custom_command: Diagnose
MAIN_DEPENDENCY limitation, 2015-03-09) and the follow up commit
b372a99a (UseSWIG: Do not use MAIN_DEPENDENCY on custom commands,
2015-03-26).
I misdiagnosed the underlying issue that prompted creation of policy CMP0057.
The actual issue surfaces when a single custom command's MAIN_DEPENDENCY
is listed in more than one target; this issue will have to be addressed
independently.
Create a SPHINX_FLAGS cache entry that users can populate with
command-line flags for sphinx-build. Add an option to the
bootstrap script to populate it up front.
Suggested-by: Felix Geyer <debfx@ubuntu.com>
In commit 74de9a73 (cmGlobalGenerator: Delegate storage of enabled
languages to cmState, 2015-04-11) the original LanguageEnabled
member of cmGlobalGenerator was left behind by mistake. One use
of it in EnableLanguagesFromGenerator (for try_compile) was left,
but the member is not populated anymore. Drop the member and
teach EnableLanguagesFromGenerator to copy the list of enabled
languages from one cmState to the other.
Reported-by: Matt McCormick <matt.mccormick@kitware.com>
The purpose of the stack is to allow access only to the top of it. Access
to items which are not at the top is needed, so cmDefinitions objects
get a Parent pointer.
The existence of the Parent pointer is a workaround for the inappropriate
use of stack in the first place. Remove it now.
Stephen Kelly
Kitware Robot
Brad King
Nils Gladitz