Since commit 4391913133 (Add INTERFACE libraries to generated
buildsystem if they have SOURCES, 2020-07-20, v3.19.0-rc1~346^2~1), the
VS generator may process INTERFACE libraries. Avoid code paths in the
generator that process include directories because they should not be
used by INTERFACE libraries since they do not compile anything.
Fixes: #22494
Move the logic for appending cubin afterwards, so the check can simply be
empty().
With the Makefile generator the option is now at the front instead of being
intermixed with the actual bins.
Seems the relative paths were wrong basically all around such that only
compiling files in the top-level directory would work. I've modified
CudaOnly.SeparateCompilation to cover this.
Fixes#22482.
44ad3f0b added multi-options to CTest, but didn't reset them,
causing ctest_test() to fail if it was run multiple times with
different label arguments. Reset the multi-options.
Fixes: #22485
06e6981 added support for optional binaryDir and generator, but
use the dependent preset's file version instead of the current
preset's file version. Check presets with their own file version
instead of their dependent's file version.
Fixes: #22428
For an AUTOMOC'ed target foo, when depfiles are used, there are the
following dependencies:
foo_autogen -> foo_autogen/timestamp
foo_autogen/mocs_compilation.cpp -> foo_autogen/timestamp
The first is used to trigger AUTOGEN.
The second erroneously triggers a recompilation of
mocs_compilation.cpp when any source file of target foo is touched.
Remove the latter dependency and replace it with an order-only
dependency from foo_autogen/mocs_compilation.cpp to
foo_autogen_timestamp_deps.
That is achieved by making mocs_compilation.cpp or its
per-configuration variants byproduct(s) of the timestamp file.
Fixes: #22338
cb777dd81e Ninja Multi-Config: Restore TARGET_OBJECTS support in cross-configs
83c8272280 cmGeneratorExpressionNode: Factor out local variable for global generator
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !6371
cb777dd81e Ninja Multi-Config: Restore TARGET_OBJECTS support in cross-configs
83c8272280 cmGeneratorExpressionNode: Factor out local variable for global generator
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !6371
We could not rely on .ui files when generating the ninja rules
for the generated UI header files. .ui files might be added to the
target sources but never processed by AUTOUIC afterward, since UI
header files are never included in a source code. Instead of adding
dependency rules based on the .ui files, this approach scans
non-generated source files for includes of the UI header files,
as AUTOUIC does. This gives the consistent set of UI header files
at configure time, that could be used to generate byproducts rules
for the AUTOUIC. Also, the path to the generated UI header file depends
not on the .ui file location but on the include line is used in source
files.
Fixes: #16776
Because of this property in the cmTargetExport struct, exporting targets
is not uniform: top-level ones have to be dealt with via the
cmTargetExport objects, while all linked ones are cmGeneratorTarget
objects. Let's pass this additional includedirectories via a special
target property making handling exported targets uniform.
Since commit 2ae72ef74b (Xcode: Enable multi-arch TARGET_OBJECTS genex
in [INTERFACE_]LINK_LIBRARIES, 2021-05-26, v3.21.0-rc1~126^2) the
TARGET_OBJECTS genex, when referenced for linking, is now evaluated with
EvaluateForBuildsystem enabled. This causes the object file paths to be
computed with a buildsystem-specific placeholder for the configuration.
This is normally fine because the placeholder will be evaluated by the
native buildsystem tool using the proper configuration. However, the
Ninja Multi-Config generator's `${CONFIGURATION}` placeholder may not
have the correct value for cross-config object files. Switch back to
using the per-config location of each object file for this generator.
Fixes: #22436
Since commit 0a0a0f8a74 (cmMessenger: Color messages to terminal by
type, 2021-05-18, v3.21.0-rc1~146^2) the message output no longer goes
through our custom streambuf on Windows that converts output encoding.
This can cause messages to be printed with the wrong encoding in a
Windows Console. It also causes messages to have a mix of LF and CRLF
newlines because `stderr` converts LF to CRLF but our custom streambuf
does not.
Revert to using just `cerr` for messages on Windows. Another approach
will be needed to achieve color output on Windows later.
Fixes: #22444
