Fix the VS 10 link flag map to name the project file entries correctly.
The VS 11 link flag map already has the correct names. Generate the
entries in the <PropertyGroup> along with incremental linking options.
Drop them from the <Link> element because VS does not use them.
Avoid collecting the link options twice. Collect them once in a
LinkOptions member and use it from both places. We already do this for
compiler options with the ClOptions member.
...in generated sub-directory sln files.
Thanks to rlandert for the bug report and proposed patch.
The method WriteTargetsToSolution gets called possibly multiple times,
once per sln file, (-> once per "project" command).
Before accumulating folder names in VisualStudioFolders, clear it
first, so it doesn't have stale entries in it from the previous
sln file.
-make "find_package(Qt 3)" work
-if DESIRED_QT_VERSION was set, but only the other Qt major version was found
don't override the DESIRED_QT_VERSION set by the user
The path must be either absolute or relative to the working directory
from which the makefile will be loaded. In subprojects this is not
relative to the top of the build tree.
Reported-by: David Weese <tre@gmx.de>
Some frameworks might be built with the library right at the root
of the framework rather than down in a versioned sub-folder with
a symlink at the root.
Make one of the slashes in the REGEX optional so BundleUtilities
can still properly work with such frameworks ... even if they are
weird. ;-)
Thanks to Tobias Hieta for the bug report and for trying out the fix
before I pushed this commit.
e386992 GexEx: Validate Target names and property names differently.
95d590d GenEx: Create cmGeneratorTargets for imported targets.
0442104 GenEx: Add an accessor for imported targets in a makefile.
We're going to need to link to them, and all the linking API is moving
to cmGeneratorTarget.
Skip imported targets when iterating over cmGeneratorTargets in places
where we only want targets we build. The GetGeneratorTargets result now
includes IMPORTED targets where it didn't before. The GetTargets
result, which was what used to be called in these methods does not
include IMPORTED targets. This doesn't relate to any known bugs, but in
some future uses of GetGeneratorTargets it will be important, so
starting the convention and being deliberate now is a good idea.
It should be possible for example to do this:
"$<AND:${FOO},$<BOOL:${TGT}>,$<BOOL:$<TARGET_PROPERTY:${TGT},PROP>"
such that it works simliarly to the C code:
if (foo && tgt && tgt->prop())
{
}
The example of generator expression code is a little bit contrived as
it could be written other ways with the same functionality. Nevertheless,
as these cases already work and are intentional, test for them.
Eclipse may get confused by these linked resources, because it sees
the same source file multiple times then and doesn't recognize
that it's the same file actually.
Alex
79edd00 GenEx: Fix reporting about not-found include directories and libraries.
f7ef32b GenEx: Replace some failing tests with Borland and NMake makefiles.
fd59b10 GenEx: Add some more asserts to verify code-sanity.
6dd2b36 GenEx: Break if there are no more commas in the container
e7230c7 GenEx: Fix termination bugs in generator expression parser.
145a4af GenEx: Test the use of generator expressions to generate lists.
e2d141d GenEx: Parse colon after arguments separator colon specially.
Brad King
Kitware Robot
Thomas Klausner
David Cole
Rolf Eike Beer
Stephen Kelly
Clinton Stimpson
Thomas Arcila
Alex Neundorf