49c7b649f9
80112da Merge topic 'AutomocUseTargetProperties' into export-sets
955b966 exports: add a test for exporting dependent targets
6f50a04 exports: define a CMAKE_FIND_PACKAGE_NAME var set by find_package()
0cfd055 exports: move the handling of missing targets into subclasses
190f2c8 exports: fix build with MSVC6
8b5f448 exports: first try at error handling if a target is missing
87f4c01 exports: accept a missing target if it is exported exactly once
999061a exports: store pointers to all installations of each export set
64b3a6c exports: cmGlobalGenerator::ExportSets destructor will clear it
81cdab5 exports: Hold an ExportSet pointer in cm*Export*Generator
5c898fb exports: Add cmExportSetMap class
d13ec1a exports: Create class cmExportSet
4e2347c exports: Rename cmGlobalGenerator::AddTargetToExport{s,}
e846e70 exports: Remove cmTargetExport constructor
81c66c8 exports: Move cmTargetExport to a dedicated header file
ae4ab62 find_package: add support for a <package>_NOT_FOUND_MESSAGE variable
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