The original wording was somewhat confusing in talking about rendering of
templates. While technically correct, a less experienced user may not know
that terminology. The wording has been updated to more clearly describe the
example usage.
The old way of implementing the example is not "bad", it was the only way to do
things before the CMAKE_CURRENT_FUNCTION_LIST_DIR variable was added.
The example has been updated to remove the Bad/Good captions to reflect this.
Indentation of the examples was also fixed to make them conform to the guidelines.
This should avoid an exponential slowdown in the display time for
projects with lots of output.
This is still slower than cmake due to the ncurses drawing, but it should
now be O(L) in total and not O(L^2) wrt to output length.
Fixes: #20535
The `CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES` value is not used directly by generators.
It is used to initialize a per-target `OSX_ARCHITECTURES` property, but
that property can also be set explicitly by project code to a subset of
the full list of architectures. In order to handle this case, construct
a mapping from each `CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES` entry to the corresponding
`CMAKE_APPLE_ARCH_SYSROOTS` entry by name. Use the mapping to find the
sysroot for each entry in `OSX_ARCHITECTURES` for a given target.
If `CMAKE_APPLE_ARCH_SYSROOTS` does not have the same length as
`CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES`, error out early rather than risking a crash
or assertion failure.
Fixes: #20534
Use `<arch>-SDK-NOTFOUND` instead of an empty string as a placeholder in
`CMAKE_APPLE_ARCH_SYSROOTS` for architectures whose SDK is not found.
This ensures the length of `CMAKE_APPLE_ARCH_SYSROOTS` matches the
length of `CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES`. It also makes the missing SDKs
more visible in the value.
Issue: #20534
Since commit 1c2d031cbd (Add -E cmake_llvm_rc to preprocess files for
llvm-rc, 2020-01-14, v3.17.0-rc1~24^2) with llvm-rc we explicitly
preprocess RC source files and then compile separately without -I flags.
This broke cases where the RC source references data files adjacent to
itself or in the include path.
This change adds the expansion of the include paths when calling the
llvm-rc in order for the resource files to be picked up correctly by
llvm-rc. Since the RC compiled file is first preprocessed, the file
being compiled by llvm-rc resides in the build directory. In order for
llvm-rc to find the resource data specified relative to the .rc file
being compiled, the source file path is preppended in the include list
so that the original source path takes priority over all the other
includes paths specified.
A space was added in the CMAKE_INCLUDE_FLAG_RC to make the include
directive work properly for llvm-rc. Checks on the rc.exe showed that
the syntax change doesn't affect it's proper operation.
Fixes: #20529
182a104478 Help: Add 3.15 release note for change in -std= flag for compile features
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4574
46d9006efa XL: Add comment clarifying why we pretend it has full C++11/14 support
4aaa9ea96c XL: C++14 language level flags are only available on Linux
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4551
Since commit 9d2816544e (CPack/NSIS: Also preload the "UserInfo.dll"
plugin, 2020-01-04, v3.17.0-rc1~204^2) we require NSIS 3.0. Since
older versions do not support Windows 8 or above, we can now require
at least version 3.0.
Fixes: #20514
Since commit b0f46c48f6 (CompileFeatures: Now able to presume full
language level support, 2019-03-06, v3.15.0-rc1~265^2~1) we pretend that
the XL compiler has full C++11 and C++14 support so that projects
specifying granular features will at least get the corresponding
compiler mode. This is a work around for our lack of a full feature
check table for this compiler that works in common cases. Add a comment
explaining this.
Issue: #20521
Since commit 458ea9d76c (XL: Add C++14 language level flags, 2019-04-15,
v3.15.0-rc1~226^2) we use `-qlanglvl=extended1y` for C++14 with XL 16.1.
However, that flag is only supported on a Linux host.
Issue: #20521
2af18704fd Merge branch 'backport-3.16-link-libs-config-case'
3f976bf201 target_link_libraries: Fix regression in case of $<CONFIG> genex
5a95b5e091 target_link_libraries: Fix regression in case of $<CONFIG> genex
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Merge-request: !4544
The VERSION and SOVERSION properties are not true fallbacks for
the MACHO_* properties since the MACHO_* properties only affect
the embedded version information, but VERSION and SOVERSION
also affect other things.
This script was added by commit 0f150b69d3 (AIX: Explicitly compute
shared object exports for both XL and GNU, 2019-07-11,
v3.16.0-rc1~418^2~2) but does not have a `.sh` extension so our existing
install rules neglect to give it execute permission. Our test suite
works on AIX in the build tree but the script is broken without execute
permission on installation.
Fixes: #20520
Since commit b8626261e9 (Precompile headers: Add methods to generate PCH
sources, 2019-07-13, v3.16.0-rc1~182^2~4) we look up source files for a
target using an upper-case configuration even though an original-case
name is sufficient. Since commit 36ded610af (PCH: Generate sources
during Compute step, 2019-10-05, v3.16.0-rc1~2^2) the source file lookup
is the first time we compute many on-demand structures that depend on
the configuration name. This caused the `$<CONFIG>` generator
expression to evaluate to the upper-case configuration name in some
cases where we used original-case before.
Fix this by switching the source file lookup to the original-case config
name. Add a test covering the symptom that led to the discovery of this
problem.
Fixes: #20517
Since commit b8626261e9 (Precompile headers: Add methods to generate PCH
sources, 2019-07-13, v3.16.0-rc1~182^2~4) we look up source files for a
target using an upper-case configuration even though an original-case
name is sufficient. Since commit 36ded610af (PCH: Generate sources
during Compute step, 2019-10-05, v3.16.0-rc1~2^2) the source file lookup
is the first time we compute many on-demand structures that depend on
the configuration name. This caused the `$<CONFIG>` generator
expression to evaluate to the upper-case configuration name in some
cases where we used original-case before.
Fix this by switching the source file lookup to the original-case config
name. Add a test covering the symptom that led to the discovery of this
problem.
Fixes: #20517
