93d5509 Merge branch 'ninja-object-library' into object-library 821037c Merge branch 'xcode-object-library' into object-library eb24c99 Merge branch 'object-library' into xcode-object-library 63d1be8 Xcode: Honor $<TARGET_OBJECTS:...> source expressions 020ba38 Merge branch 'object-library' into xcode-object-library e8ea615 Build object library targets in Xcode 8045e17 Pre-compute object file names before Xcode generation 247a132 Allow txt files as ExtraSources in object library targets b063599 Add a default source group for object files. be01f3b Xcode: Re-factor some existing methods into "FromPath" variants 2693dbe Merge branch 'object-library' into ninja-object-library 51997cb Ninja: Honor $<TARGET_OBJECTS:...> source expressions 23ec258 Merge branch 'object-library' into ninja-object-library 61124de Build object library targets in Ninja f5b06cd Pre-compute object file names before Ninja generation a2514f1 Simplify cmNinjaTargetGenerator using cmGeneratorTarget ...
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