If in config-mode config files have been found by find_package(), but their
version didn't match the requested version, now all considered files
and their versions are printed (instead of saying "didn't find config file)
Alex
As suggested on cmake-devel, find_package in Config-mode now records
all considered config-files and their versions in
<package>_CONSIDERED_CONFIGS and <package>_CONSIDERED_VERSIONS respectively.
Alex
The proposed solution is to avoid to CopyIfDifferent any links
found in CPACK_INSTALLED_DIRECTORIES but memorize them instead
then at the end of the processing for each dir do re-create the
link in the installed tree.
Current patch should work if the link are "local" to the directory.
When set to OLD, target_link_libraries() silently accepts if it is called
with only one argument and this one argument is not a target.
When set to NEW, this is an error. By default it is a warning now.
Alex
Document explicitly that the first component always exists. Fix the
documentation of SplitPathRootComponent to note that home directory
roots (~/ and ~u/) always have a trailing slash.
The cmGlobalVisualStudio71Generator::WriteProjectDepends method no
longer uses its 'dspname' parameter. Leave off the name to avoid the
unused parameter warning. Later we should refactor the method to avoid
passing the argument altogether.
At least one version of GNU tar (1.15.1 with Fedora patches) does not
recognize these attributes and exits with error. Do not generate them.
Patch from upstream libarchive svn r2563.
As discussed on cmake-devel, if target_link_libraries() is called with
only one argument, and this one argument is not a valid target, just
print a warning but don't fail, since otherwise probably some existing
code somewhere might stop building.
Alex
target_link_libraries() did not complain if there was only one argument,
and this one (first) argument wasn't a valid target name, e.g.
add_executable(hello main.cpp)
target_link_libraries(-static-intel)
Here the target "hello" was forgotten in the tll() call, but cmake didn't
complain. With this commit it does.
Alex
Strong dependencies (created by add_dependencies) must be honored when
linearizing a strongly-connected component of the target dependency
graph. The initial graph edges have strong/weak labels and can contain
cycles that do not consist exclusively of strong edges. The final graph
never contains cycles so all edges can be strong.
Utility dependencies are "strong" because they must be enforced to
generate a working build. Link dependencies are "weak" because they can
be broken in the case of a static library cycle.
ADD_FEATURE_INFO() can be used to set the info for a feature,
e.g. an option().
set_feature_info() has been renamed to set_package_info(), since this is
about found or not found packages. For compatiblity set_feature_info()
is still provided.
Alex
of http://github.com/themiwi/CMake
into fix-10747
Conflicts:
Modules/BundleUtilities.cmake
There was one newly added function in BundleUtilities.cmake
which also needed the same "documentation at top" treatment.
Commit 438a7e2f (Fix utility dependencies for static libraries in VS
generators, 2007-04-04) implemented utility-only dependencies between
linkable targets by introducing an intermediate non-linkable target.
We convert a dependency of the form
foo -> bar
to the form
foo -> bar_UTILITY -> bar
to prevent foo from including bar on its link line. Previously we added
the extra "_UTILITY" targets explicitly among the project targets before
dependency analysis was performed. Now we generate them separately at
the last moment so that cmGlobalGenerator need not be aware of them.
Compute VS target dependencies in cmGlobalVisualStudioGenerator when the
main global dependency analysis is done. Use these results in each of
the VS generators instead of duplicating the analysis.
find_package() now also stores the required version automatically, so it
can be used by FeatureSummary.cmake.
This was one of the requested features for setting up nightly builds
for KDE, since with this functionality it will be possible to write
a file at the end of each project which lists all required packages
and their versions. This file could then be compared for equality
with an older one and if something has changed the build maintainer
can be emailed.
In FeatureSummary.cmake there is now a new function feature_summary(),
which also allows to print the log to a file or into a variable.
It also allows to specify whether to append to a file or to write a new
one, and what information to log.
Docs are still missing.
Alex
Fix bug 11120. Parameters files previously went into source
directory when qt4_generate_moc() was given relative paths.
Also simplified some logic for absolute paths.
This commit introduces the ability to add custom targets
that correspond to individual ExternalProject steps.
The main motivation behind this new feature is to drive
sub-project based dashboard steps as external projects
with separate targets for update, configure, build and
test output. This makes it easy to construct a ctest -S
script to drive such a dashboard.
With no STEP_TARGETS defined, there are no additional
custom targets introduced, to minimize the chatter in
the target name space. Clients may define STEP_TARGETS
on a per-ExternalProject_Add basis, or at the directory
level by setting the EP_STEP_TARGETS directory property.
The idea of the patch is to let the install generator define
CPACK_ABSOLUTE_INSTALL_FILES then when CMake is installing
project he will concatenate the list of files and give
it to specific CPack Generator by defining CPACK_ABSOLUTE_INSTALL_FILES
to be the list of ALL files that were installed using absolute destination.
An example of use has been applied to RPM generator which now
tries to automatically build a relocatable package.
Alex Neundorf
KWSys Robot
Eric NOULARD
Brad King
Patrick Gansterer
David Cole
Clinton Stimpson