Create a brand new implementation of `cmTarget::GetMappedConfig` which
prioritized a target's `IMPORTED_CONFIGURATIONS` as the 'source of
truth' for what configurations are available. In particular, this means
that configuration selection when `IMPORTED_CONFIGURATIONS` is set does
not depend on the library type in any manner. The fallback logic also
uses a more consistent 'usability' criteria that should result in more
consistent configuration selection, particularly for `INTERFACE`
targets.
The previous implementation is retained as a separate method for users
requesting the OLD behavior.
Fixes: #27022
The historic implementation of `$<CONFIG>` had some errors that could
result in multiple configurations matching. First, it always considered
the configuration of the consuming target, even if a consumed imported
target selected a different configuration. Second, it matched the entire
list of `MAP_IMPORTED_CONFIG_<CONFIG>` configurations, even if none of
those were actually selected. The latter in particular is redundant at
best, as we also consider the selected configuration of an imported
target, which is the correct configuration to match for imported
targets. Refactor the implementation so that only one configuration is
considered.
Fixes: #23660
Issue: #27022
Refactoring in commit 72d116ee68 (GenEx: list oriented genexes use
cmList class, 2023-03-29, v3.27.0-rc1~205^2) accidentally caused
empty elements to be dropped by the `REMOVE_DUPLICATES` genex.
Fix it and add a test case.
Fixes: #25080
This generator expression is the inverse of `LINK_ONLY` and only coveys
usage requirements for the purposes of compilation. Its intended use is
to avoid needing to export targets that do not have link usage
requirements (e.g., header-only libraries) when used by another target.
It will also be used to represent private usage requirements on exported
C++ module-containing targets in the future.
Eventually there should be logic to collapse nesting of
`$<COMPILE_ONLY>` and `$<LINK_ONLY>` when generating instances of
either. A TODO is left in the code for this case.
See: #15415
Issue a deprecation warning on calls to `cmake_minimum_required` or
`cmake_policy` that set policies based on versions older than 3.5.
Note that the effective policy version includes `...<max>` treatment.
Update the check from commit 5845c218d7 (Deprecate compatibility with
CMake versions older than 2.8.12, 2020-06-12, v3.19.0-rc1~629^2).
These generator expressions can only be used in link options properties.
These expressions return the arguments respectively for device and host link
step, otherwise return an empty string.
For special properties like `INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES`, the pointer returned
by `cmTarget::GetProperty` is only valid until the next time the same
special property is queried on *any* target. When evaluating a nested
`TARGET_PROPERTY` generator expression we may look up such a property
more than once on different targets. Fix `TargetPropertyNode::Evaluate`
to store the lookup result in locally owned memory earlier.
Fixes: #19286
Adds `Fortran_COMPILER_ID` and `Fortran_COMPILER_VERSION` generator
expression support to match equivalent `C_COMPILER_ID`,
`CXX_COMPILER_ID`, `C_COMPILER_VERSION`, and `CXX_COMPILER_VERSION`
support.
This is very helpful in the case where the C/C++ compiler suite is a
different type of compiler from the platform Fortran compiler and
projects use generator expressions to assign compiler flags and
definitions. (e.g. `GNU` C/C++ and `SunPro` Fortran on Linux)
The old behavior of $<IN_LIST:...> is inconsistent with that of
if(IN_LIST), in that it does not find an empty search item even if
the list contains empty items. This change adds a new policy to
correctly handle empty items and make the behavior more consistent
with if(IN_LIST).
Fixes: #18556
Refactoring in commit v3.8.0-rc1~445^2~2 (cmTarget: Move sanity checks
and computed property access to callers, 2016-10-13) exposed a typo in
commit v3.8.0-rc1~445^2~3 (cmGeneratorTarget: Implement
cmTargetPropertyComputer interface, 2016-10-13). Together they broke
the `$<TARGET_PROPERTY:mytgt,SOURCES>` generator expression in the case
that the `SOURCES` target property is populated in part by the
`target_sources` command. Add the missing `;`-separator.
Fixes: #17243
This allows a single condition to be used to choose between two
alternatives. Without this the condition must be duplicated with
one surrounded by `NOT`.
Closes: #15585
When `$<LINK_ONLY:...>` is used outside of linking we may evaluate it
without a `dagChecker`. Do not dereference the NULL pointer and issue a
diagnostic instead.
Closes: #16287
Policy CMP0026 deprecated the LOCATION property, and we have long
provided a $<TARGET_FILE:...> generator expression. However, if
a project tries to use $<TARGET_PROPERTY:...,LOCATION> we should
at least not crash.
The compatibility implementation of the LOCATION property uses
cmGlobalGenerator::CreateGenerationObjects to create the structures
needed to evaluate the property before generation starts. The
implementation assumed that accessing the property could only be done
during configuration (via the typical get_property command use case).
The $<TARGET_PROPERTY:...,LOCATION> genex causes the LOCATION property
to be accessed during generation. Calling CreateGenerationObjects
during generation blows away all the objects currently being used for
generation and is not safe. Add a condition to call it only when
configuration is not finished.
Some commands on Windows do not understand forward slash paths and
require backslashes. In order to help projects generate shell
invocations of such commands, provide a generator expression to convert
paths to the shell-preferred path format for the current generator.
This will allow custom commands to generate paths the same way CMake
does for compiler command invocations.
Since support for generator expressions was added to OUTPUT_NAME it is
possible for project code to cause recursion in this method by using a
$<TARGET_FILE> genex. Detect and reject such cases.
If {ARCHIVE,LIBRARY,RUNTIME}_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY is set with a genex then
do not add the per-config subdirectory on multi-config generators.
This will allow projects to use $<CONFIG> to place the per-config
part of the directory path somewhere other than the end.
