3fd9f4ab Xcode: Add test for schema generation
cf13e495 Xcode: Control schema generation via variable
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Merge-request: !577
65481a60 CUDA: Work around VS limitation in CudaOnly.WithDefs test
8cae24a1 VS: Add more CUDA flag table entries
6ca4f222 VS: Add support for the CUDA_SEPARABLE_COMPILATION property
94255511 VS: Select CUDA code generation architectures
253594d0 VS: Select the CUDA runtime library
4def02a3 VS: Place CUDA host compiler options in proper project file fields
29f07b08 VS: Do not pass CUDA compile options to C compiler
b966f489 VS: Do not use absolute paths to CUDA sources
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Merge-request: !566
At a VS 2017 command prompt the `PATH` contains a directory that happens
to have a `Git/cmd/git.exe` inside it. However, this executable is not
meant for general use. Revise our use of `Git/` path suffixes to be
more specific to its original purpose of searching in the typical
`c:/Program Files*/Git/` installation directories. Avoid using the
suffixes on `PATH` entries.
Fixes: #16706
The `cmake_policy(SET)` call triggers `CMP0011` warnings when this
module is used in a project that does not set `CMP0011` to NEW. We
could avoid these with a `cmake_policy` PUSH/POP pair, but it is simpler
to adjust our code to not trigger `CMP0054` in the first place.
CUDA 8.0 MSBuild rules do not pass `-x cu` to nvcc and so cannot support
a custom file extension. Fix our test for this to use a `.cu` extension
instead.
Parse the `-cudart=` option and add a corresponding `CudaRuntime`
field to the generated project file. Also add a matching `.lib`
to the list of libraries linked.
The CUDA Toolkit's VS integration provides abstractions for host
compiler options for `nvcc` to pass through `-Xcompiler` to the host
MSVC. Populate our secondary flag table and use it to remove flags from
the `AdditionalCompilerOptions` in favor of their abstractions.
Unfortunately a bug in the CUDA 8.0 VS integration prevents us from
passing anything in `AdditionalCompilerOptions` reliably. After taking
out the flags that have dedicated abstractions, drop the rest.
The CUDA Toolkit's VS integration defines abstractions for both options
to `nvcc` and options to pass through `-Xcompiler` to the host MSVC.
We need a separate flag table to parse each set of flags into the
corresponding abstractions. Add empty placeholders for these tables.
Make the `ClCompile` element name and `PostBuildEvent/Command` value
configurable. Move the current content into default values for the
corresponding variables.
The NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit provides MSBuild toolset files for integration
with Visual Studio. Multiple versions may be installed so we need a way
to tell our VS generators which CUDA toolset to use. Extend the
`CMAKE_GENERATOR_TOOLSET` specification to provide a `cuda=...` field
specifying the version number.
Run MSBuild on a simple `.vcxproj` file to extract the location of the
toolset definitions. This will later be useful for looking at available
BuildCustomizations.
Use `cmGeneratorTarget::ModuleDefinitionInfo` to combine the
implementation of `WINDOWS_EXPORT_ALL_SYMBOLS` with that of using a
`.def` file as a source. Only one of these could be used within a
single target before anyway.
Create a `ModuleDefinitionInfo` structure for each configuration of a
target to hold corresponding information about the selected module
definition file (`.def` source).
d9bdcf34 Tests: Add x32 tests to test suite
5b6d354f Help: Add notes for topic 'x32-abi'
bed9c73d Modules: Add x32-abi support to hard-coded paths
462cf254 Add support for x32-abi
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !532
d9bdcf34 Tests: Add x32 tests to test suite
5b6d354f Help: Add notes for topic 'x32-abi'
bed9c73d Modules: Add x32-abi support to hard-coded paths
462cf254 Add support for x32-abi
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Merge-request: !532
Without `CPACK_VERBATIM_VARIABLES` a path with backslashes does not make
it through `CPackConfig.cmake` properly. Just use forward slashes which
NSIS seems to understand anyway.
