Brad King 103d99338a Merge topic 'generator-expression-target-properties'
083de7e Process generator expressions in the COMPILE_DEFINITIONS target property.
08cb4fa Process generator expressions in the INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES property.
0ef091d Early return if there is no target.
eb250cd Add a self-reference check for target properties.
7e80747 Add API to check that dependent target properties form a DAG.
239ac84 Add a generator expression for target properties.
e028381 Extend the generator expression language with more logic.
b8e61d6 Refactor GetCompileDefinitions a bit.
2c2b25b Return a std::string from GetCompileDefinitions.
b7e48e0 Add an AppendDefines std::string overload.
9a16087 Convert paths in INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES property to Unix slashes.
4557c8d Don't prepend a path before generator expressions in include_directories.
c6abc41 Add include guard for cmGeneratorExpression.
0ff4e3f Port remaining code to GetCompileDefinitions().
f178d53 Fix indentation in the code blocks generator.
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