CPACK_* variables expect component name in upper case.
CPACK_RPM_* variables expected component name to be
in same case as component name.
This patch adds support for CPACK_RPM_* variables with
upper case component names to match the convention with
CPACK_* variables and also preserves same case component
names for back compatibility.
The specific cause is when e.g.
/Library/Frameworks/GStreamer.framework/Versions/1.0/lib/libgio-2.0.0.dylib
is detected by fixup_bundle. set_bundle_key_values() interprets this as
a framework, thus doing a string replace that creates an embedded_item
that is equal to the original path, i.e. it is not embedded.
Before this change, the variable PROTOBUF_LIBRARIES might get redundant
value for debug and optimized configurations, e.g.
`optimized;/usr/lib/libprotobuf.so;debug;/usr/lib/libprotobuf.so`.
Some projects may want to use the detailed mangling information
directly instead of using the FortranCInterface_HEADER function.
We already provide variables encoding the mangling information,
so just document them as available.
This commit introduces two new options to CTestCoverageCollectGCOV.
When GLOB is set we recursively search in the source & binary
directories for .gcda files. Otherwise the default behavior is to
parse TargetDirectories.txt for a list of locations to search.
When DELETE is set we remove any .gcda file found after it has
been used to generate the corresponding .gcov file. The .gcov
file is also removed after the result tarball has been created.
Together these two new features help support the use case of
computing coverage across subprojects.
81ecc726 FindCUDA: Added some additional comments about non-existent dependency files.
4b561b4c FindCUDA: Fix for when a non-existent dependency file is found.
Due to #4662 -isystem support was disabled for all GNU Compilers
on Apple platforms. But the change was probably a just work around
for a broken compiler on Tiger (see 10837#c27206). So we tighten
the condition to only kick in for GCC versions earlier than 4.
That should ensure sane behavior for Xcode 3.2 and later.
Previously if a non-existent dependency file is found we set the file to "" and
then do if(NOT IS_DIRECTORY "${file}"). Later we call get_filename_component
on the empty file which returns basically the current build directory.
Having a dependency on the current build directory is really annoying, because
anything that compiles into that directory will change the file stamp and
cause your files to rebuild every time you call make. :(
Since commit v3.5.0-rc1~32^2~1 (ExternalProject: Simplify `cmake
--build` configuration passing, 2016-01-19) we use the `$<CONFIG>`
generator expression to generate the `cmake --build . --config <config>`
value for the default BUILD_COMMAND instead of the CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR
placeholder value provided by multi-config generators. However, some
projects have been abusing the old implementation detail by setting
CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR themselves to get a specific configuration. Those
projects should be updated to set their own BUILD_COMMAND to get
non-default behavior. Meanwhile we can be compatible with their
existing releases by detecting when CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR is not a
generator-provided placeholder and using its value instead.
The dependency flags require recent versions of `iccarm` and `iccavr`.
The multi-rule dependency generated with `--dependencies=m` does not
work well with Ninja, so use `--dependencies=ns` instead.
Imported targets are now the recommended way of dealing with external
library dependencies. Add one for FindPNG and update documentation
accordingly. Also add a test case activated by CMake_TEST_FindPNG.
Check CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES instead of CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR in order
to recognize multi-config generators. Then use $<CONFIG> to pass
the configuration value.
The original value is saved in `_pkg_config_path_old`. Fix this typo
left by commit v3.1.0-rc1~763^2 (FindPkgConfig: Extend PKG_CONFIG_PATH
using CMake variables, 2014-03-06).
In Modules/Platform/WindowsPaths.cmake our previously recorded
environment variable combinations no longer seem to be correct. For
example, a 64-bit cmake binary may see ProgramW6432 in the environment
and end up not considering the "ProgramFiles(x86)" variable. Instead
check for all possible environment variables in the preferred order and
then remove duplicates.
Reported-by: Shawn Waldon <shawn.waldon@kitware.com>
Add `VERBATIM` to all `add_custom_command` calls so that CMake will
escape arguments properly even when special characters such as "()" are
present.
Suggested-by: Nils Gladitz <nilsgladitz@gmail.com>
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