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In commit 18412153 (Refactor cmTarget::GetCompileDefinitions..., 2013-06-06) cmQtAutomoc was refactored to get all compile definitions from the target instead of separately asking the target and querying the directory-level COMPILE_DEFINITIONS property value. While the generation process does integrate directory-level COMPILE_DEFINITIONS into the target definitions, this did not happen until after Automoc targets are constructed. Therefore the commit regressed use of directory-level definitions in Automoc targets. Factor the definition finalization logic out from the cmGlobalGenerator::CreateGeneratorTargets method into a new cmGlobalGenerator::FinalizeTargetCompileDefinitions method and call it before constructing Automoc targets. This will place the directory-level definitions into the target in time to use them for the Automoc targets. Extend the QtAutomoc test to cover this case.
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