The cmCustomCommandGenerator::GetCommand method completely replaces the
purpose of this method. Re-implement GetRealLocation inline at the only
remaining call site and remove it.
The Makefile, VS, and Xcode generators previously duplicated some custom
command line generation code. Factor this out into a separate class
cmCustomCommandGenerator shared by all generators.
A custom command may name a target created by add_custom_target in its
DEPENDS field. Treat this case as a target-level dependency only since
a custom target provides no standard file on which to add a file-level
dependency.
Imported targets do not themselves build, but we can follow dependencies
through them to find real targets. This allows imported targets to
depend on custom targets that provide the underlying files at build
time.
Commit 1a0c166 (Store direct dependencies in solutions for VS >= 8,
2010-08-20) disabled use of VS-specific global dependency analysis.
Avoid perfoming the analysis at all when it is not needed. This also
prevents creation of bogus and unused '_UTILITY' targets since they are
not needed for dependencies.
Previously the command
find_path(VAR DOC "")
would crash because the argument pre-processing removed the DOC ""
arguments but the rest of the parsing assumes at least 2 arguments.
Reject the call with an error instead.
8b143fa Condense parsing of cache entries
122ebf1 Support manual cache entries
90abc3a Use cmCacheManager to load entries from the cache
6fe8624 Fix parsing of cache variables without a type
e01cce2 Allow add_dependencies() on imported targets (#10395)
bc7395c Merge branch 'vs-target-dependencies' into imported-target-dependencies
fd614e6 Use modern global dependency graph for VS < 8 deps
605f4bc Record edge type in global dependency graph
82596fc Merge branch 'vs8-direct-depends' into vs-target-dependencies
78c86f4 Exclude targets from the graphviz file based on a regex
5ea1e4c Collect targets and libs on demand instead of in the ctor
2a5790a Use std::cout instead of fprintf
7ba2d36 Enable/disable generating graphs depending on the target type
84ce612 Move the code for generating dot-files into separate class cmGraphVizWriter
a60b099 Generate separate dot files for each target, and a big one with everything.
487bd57 Properly insert all targets, also those which don't link to anything.
de2b2bf Move the code for collecting targets and libraries into separate functions
f7d56df Remove trailing whitespace and minor formatting changes for the dot-code
These mainly come from the command line or manual entries in the
CMakeCache.txt file. We want to stop at the first '=' because this is
what is most likely to have been meant. The variable can be quoted if
the '=' is intended.
Caveat: What if one wants both '"' and '=' in a variable name?
Imported targets do not themselves build, but we can follow dependencies
through them to find real targets. This allows imported targets to
depend on custom targets that provide the underlying files at build
time.
VS 7.1 and below have 2 behaviors that make the cmComputeTargetDepends
result difficult to use for solution-level dependencies. Update the
method cmGlobalVisualStudioGenerator::ComputeTargetDepends to document
the behaviors and work around them. Commit 1a0c166a (Store direct
dependencies in solutions for VS >= 8, 2010-08-20) isolated VS >= 8 from
this computation so those versions should be unaffected.
This change removes the last use of cmTarget::GetLinkLibraries for
purposes other than backward compatibility with legacy interfaces
(export_library_dependencies, VS 6 custom .dsp templates). Now the
cmComputeTargetDepends results are used for all generators so global
target dependency computation is fully centralized.
In cmComputeLinkInformation we match library names with a regular
expression, possibly extracting the 'lib' prefix. The regex component
to match the prefix always allows an empty prefix to be matched, as in
"(lib|)". Avoid every adding an empty prefix option earlier in the
regex, as in "(|lib|)", because it will be preferred and 'lib' will
never match.
Brad King
KWSys Robot
Eric NOULARD
Zach Mullen
David Cole
Ben Boeckel