The ability to disable adding architectures completely for packaging purposes
and cases requiring passing the architectures flags explicitly has been
requested.
Support a false value for CUDA_ARCHITECTURES and CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES
for this purpose.
Implements #20821.
cc02ced530 find_program: Revert "Find programs that are executable but not readable"
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4871
The fix in commit 86e6349ef7 (find_program: Find programs that are
executable but not readable, 2020-04-04, v3.18.0-rc1~372^2) can break
existing projects that were (likely accidentally) relying on the
old behavior to find files that are readable but not executable.
Revert the fix for now. We can re-introduce it with a policy later.
Instead of reverting the test case, update it to cover the old behavior.
That can serve as a reference for testing the policy when introduced.
Fixes: #20814
Issue: #10468
This makes them compatible with `VS_PACKAGE_REFERENCES` and, in
particular, fixes nuget package references in combination with install
targets.
Fixes: #20764
b1243201e7 CUDA: Don't RunCMake generate separable compilation tests on Clang
1b4c690543 CUDA: Throw error if CUDA_SEPARABLE_COMPILATION is ON when using Clang
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4827
Building these targets was already previously disabled in RunCMakeTest.cmake.
Now with us throwing an error for separable compilation during generation on
Clang we also need to stop them from being generated.
On low-resolution filesystems, `Makefile` can end up with the same
time stamp as `CMakeCache.txt`. CMake must re-run in this case to
be conservative, but that invalidates the `-nowork` cases.
Rather than trying to detect 1s filesystems, just add an option
called `CMake_TEST_FILESYSTEM_1S` that external scripts can use
to tell CMake's test suite about this.
Since commit 729d997f10 (Precompile Headers: Add REUSE_FROM signature,
2019-08-30, v3.16.0-rc1~101^2), `GetPchFileObject` handles the case that
it is called first for another target's `REUSE_FROM` by calling
`AddSource` to make sure `GetObjectName` can produce the correct object
name. However, `AddSource` causes `ClearSourcesCache` to be called,
which since commit a9f4f58f0c (cmGeneratorTarget: Clear AllConfigSources
in ClearSourcesCache, 2020-05-15, v3.16.7~2^2) now correctly erases the
`AllConfigSources` structure. This is okay during `AddPchDependencies`,
but there is another code path in which it is problematic.
When the Visual Studio generator's `WriteAllSources` method is looping
over the sources, the `cmake_pch.cxx` source is encountered first. This
causes `OutputSourceSpecificFlags` to call `GetPchCreateCompileOptions`,
which calls `GetPchFile`, which under MSVC with `CMAKE_LINK_PCH` calls
`GetPchFileObject`. That leads to `ClearSourcesCache` erasing the
structure over which `WriteAllSources` is iterating!
This bug is caught by our `RunCMake.PrecompileHeaders` test when run
with the VS generator as of the commit that exposed it by fixing
`ClearSourcesCache`. However, that change was backported to the CMake
3.16 series after testing only with later versions versions that contain
commit a55df20499 (Multi-Ninja: Add precompile headers support,
2020-01-10, v3.17.0-rc1~136^2). By adding proper multi-config support
for PCH, that commit taught `cmLocalGenerator::AddPchDependencies` to
call `GetPchFile` with the real set of configurations instead of just
the empty string. This allows the `GetPchFile` cache of PCH sources to
be populated up front so that the later calls to it in the
`WriteAllSources` loop as described above do not actually call
`GetPchFileObject` or `ClearSourcesCache`. That hid the problem.
Fix this by re-ordering calls to `AddPchDependencies` to handle
`REUSE_FROM` targets only after the targets whose PCH they re-use.
Remove the now-unnecessary call to `AddSource` from `GetPchFileObject`
so that `ClearSourcesCache` is never called during `WriteAllSources`.
Update the PchReuseFrom test case to cover an ordering of targets that
causes generators to encounter a `REUSE_FROM` target before the target
whose PCH it re-uses.
Fixes: #20770
Currently, if the package description ends with a newline
(typically if it is read from a file) cpack -deb adds a single line
with a dot at the end which leads to a violation of the
`extended-description-contains-empty-paragraph` debian policy.
This commit fixes the above behaviour.
Fixes: #20763
bbb62dcc72 CTest: Make sure NOT_RUN tests show up in the failed test log
c503251997 Tests: Add coverage of ctest_test RETURN_VALUE and REPEAT
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4801
When testing an installed CMake, this executable does not exist.
Also remove the "or build" because we are expecting it to be built if
the target exists (and is a build failure if it fails there).
GitLab now uses a `/-/` component between the `group/project` part of
the URL and the `{issues,merge_requests,tree}` part so that it can
support `group/subgroup/project` with arbitrary depth.
In commit d806bd2e8c (Tests: Update test suite to run in an Anaconda
environment, 2020-03-30) an extra `}` was left in the value of the
modified `LDFLAGS`. Remove it. While at it, simplify the code.
b566f0b308 gitlab-ci: add windows builder
5b564c371e gitlab-ci: add Windows infrastructure
809f9a9916 gitlab: add powershell scripts for utilities
02c56b71a1 gitlab-ci: add a macos builder
a1b1fc611b gitlab-ci: add Linux makefiles and ninja builders
3e1a1ba92d ci: add dependencies for the test suite to the Fedora image
d5438f783a ci: add make to the CI image
0ed7e424ab gitlab-ci: use the cmake_build_unix anchor
...
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4723
Brad King