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* ninja-object-library: (37 commits) Ninja: Honor $<TARGET_OBJECTS:...> source expressions Build object library targets in Ninja Pre-compute object file names before Ninja generation Simplify cmNinjaTargetGenerator using cmGeneratorTarget Ninja: Avoid using 'this' in member initializers Ninja: Fix for PDB files with spaces in the path. Ninja: Constify use of cmCustomCommand Ninja: add /DEF: flag to linker call Ninja: Add a cache option CMAKE_ENABLE_NINJA to enable the ninja generator. Ninja: Add friend struct so it can access the private ConvertToNinjaPath. Ninja: add .def file support Ninja: ensure the output dir exists at compile time Ninja: Remove an unnecessary variable Ninja: Use cmSystemTools::ExpandListArgument to split compile/link commands Ninja: Add a missed license header Ninja: CMake: Adapt Ninja generator for per-target include dirs Ninja: windows msvc: create for each target a .pdb file Ninja: Import library support for Windows Ninja: mark the Windows specific hacks with a comment only Ninja: disable unfinished Windows ninja support ...
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