Replace the TODO comment with calls to run_ctest_submit_FailDrop. For
now leave curl errors out of expected stderr. They can be ported over
from CTestTestFailedSubmit-* tests later.
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.
89cd3d27 jsoncpp: Add README-CMake.txt
7e310624 jsoncpp: Provide 'isfinite' implementation on Solaris
4c496065 jsoncpp: Provide 'isfinite' implementation on ancient glibc
50032bc8 jsoncpp: Add missing assert before strcmp in json_value.cpp
ad94b052 jsoncpp: Add missing <iosfwd> include in json/writer.h
7eba04fd jsoncpp: Include C headers since we use APIs without std::
06f41e98 jsoncpp: Disable warnings to avoid changing 3rd party code
1fc55653 jsoncpp: Build the library within CMake
84d5674d jsoncpp: Include "config.h" before system headers
a263d519 Merge branch 'jsoncpp-upstream' into import-jsoncpp
53f6ccb0 JsonCpp 1.0.0 (reduced)
32fd56b0 jsoncpp: Add .gitattributes to skip whitespace checks
This fixes several reported bugs about CMake not handling
non-ascii paths on Windows.
Practically, the use of some unicode characters may still
be limited by the build or compiler tools.
For example, a user may be limited by the build tools to
using characters within the Windows ANSI code page (which can
include non-ascii characters in the current system language).
Update json/json.h to account for our lack of autolink.h. Update
json/config.h to include KWSys Large File Support configuration so that
consistent stream libraries are used (on AIX with XL).
Add a cm_jsoncpp_reader.h header to include the CMake-provided copy of
the json/reader.h header from CMake sources.
Add support for a special URL template to map the fetch operation
to a project-specified .cmake script insead of using file(DOWNLOAD).
Extend the Module.ExternalData test to cover the behavior.
Extend the RunCMake.ExternalData test to cover error cases.
Move the basic DATA{} description to a section just before the
file series description. Move all sections on referencing files
into subsections of a common "Referencing Files" section.
Subsume example usage into the introduction since it gives a
high-level starting point to understand the rest of the docs.
da928d30 Help: Add notes for topic 'Apple-compiler-selection'
1f085e11 OS X: Resolve compiler in /usr/bin to that reported by Xcode xcrun
85d31735 CMakeDetermineCompiler: Factor out xcrun invocation into a macro
dcd72a74 Help: Add notes for topic 'Xcode-clang-compile-features'
3ad893b5 Features: Record for historical Xcode clang versions.
98965fb1 Features: Record dialect flags for AppleClang 4.0+.
65b81da4 cmVariableWatch: Use the cmDeleteAll algorithm with for_each.
30d2de9a cmGeneratorExpressionEvaluator: Replace own algorithm with cmDeleteAll.
4a6e795b Use the cmDeleteAll algorithm instead of trivial raw loops.
abb4a678 Add a generic algorithm for deleting items in a container.
The sweeping pattern change in commit 238dd2fb (Use insert instead of a
loop in some cases, 2014-11-22) accidentally changed the iterator range
used on the queue in cmCTestBuildHandler::ProcessBuffer. Instead of
ending at the iterator positioned at the next newline to populate
CurrentProcessingLine, it was changed to go to the end of the queue.
This causes the line to contain newlines and possibly be cut off in the
middle of a line. Fix this regression by restoring use of the proper
end-of-line position.
The compiler in the PATH on mac is a stub for a different delegate
depending on the environment. Rather than requiring xcode-select to
change the used Xcode globally, users should be able to choose the
compiler per-session. That is possible with the DEVELOPER_DIR
environment variable.
However, the environment can change between running CMake and invoking
the build. In such cases, CMake prefers to record the relevant paths
from the environment and use them when invoking the build. That is not
currently done for the compilers on APPLE, so the compiler used is not
the one reported when running cmake:
$ DEVELOPER_DIR=/Applications/Xcode2.app/Contents/Developer/ cc --version
Apple LLVM version 6.0 (clang-600.0.51) (based on LLVM 3.5svn)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0
Thread model: posix
$ DEVELOPER_DIR=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/ cc --version
Apple LLVM version 5.1 (clang-503.0.38) (based on LLVM 3.4svn)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0
Thread model: posix
Update that now by querying Xcode for the correct compiler path if
the compiler located by ordinary means is located in /usr/bin.
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